The Saint Paul globe., 1896-12-20

pense is being spared to make this the best
performance of Its kind ever given in St.
Paul The several committees had another
enthusiastic meeting last evening at the
Windsor hotel. The company will have its
next rehearsal Monday evening, the 2ist, at
Bowlby hall.
Monday night St. Paul grove had four ap-
plications for membership and will confer the
ovates degree next Monday night.
Vase grove on Tuesday night held large
ano interesting meeting. There will be lively
work In Vasa grove in the near future.
Wednesday. night North Star grove made
arrangements for a smoke social and minstrel
entertainment to be given on Wednesday night
Dec. 30
The supreme arch chapter is getting along
very smoothly. There will be at least fifty
members fully uniformed and equipped before
spring. The chapter is known to the world
at large as the Uniform Rank
The labor bureau held a meeting on Tues
day night. There was fun attendance Ar
rangements were made to provide work for all
unemployed brothers. B. T. Hutchison Geo.
Warren and Senator Pottgieser were appoint
cd members OF the bureau from North Star
grove.
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF FOREsTERs.
Reguar meetings of st. Paul courts will be
held the coming week as follows: Fairview
NO. 5l8, Tuesday; Lion Heart, No. 593. .Wednes-
day; Capital City No. GA, Thursday
All the committees connected with the re-
svge!on s anu entertainment TO be rendered the
supreme chief ranger will meet at 4O7 New
York Life building, Tuesday, at D. m.
Court Ramsey, No. 1154 elected officers last
Monday evening. High Chief Ranger O'Keefe
was present and made very effective address,
urging the members to do their share towards
getting up a large class for initiation on
Jan. Is.
While all the arrangemnts connected with
the supreme chiefs visit are not yet COM
plete, it is intended to make them so at the
joint meeting Of the committees on next Tues
day evening. The limitations will be held in
Central hall, commencing at $50 p. M, and
the public entertainment In Conover's music
hall, beginning at p. m.
Court Belle Plaine. No. 1906 at their regular
meeting on Monday evening elected the fol-
lowing officers DR.. G. R. Moloney, court
ranger; M. C.-O'Neill, vice chief ranger;
James Sughrue, recording secretary; H. B.
Conlon, financial secretary; j. C. Morrison,
treasurer; James r. Conlon, chaplain; NJ J.
McDevitt senior woodward: James Fogerty
junior woodward; D. Callahan, senior beadIe:
John T. Kane, junior beadle; ]. f. Kilduff
delegate to high court; F. J. WhitloeE, A. S.
Entrup, trustees; ]. E. Townsend, NJ. <Newel
finance committee. 1t is the intention to have
a public installation Of officers, accompanied
by vocal and instrumental programme and
followed by dance on Jan. Is.
Court Five Points, No. 1853, held a regular
meeting on Wednesday evening There was a
large attendance and eight applications were
acted upon. The members promise to con-
lIlUuC dt 1SdSI 1OIIy CduuludISS LOT 1HlLlaIl0n
on the occasion Of the supreme chief rangers
visit High Councillor T. J. McDermott and
High Secretary o. n. O'Neill were present at
the meeting and complmented the members
on their energy and enthusiasm The newly
elected officers are: ]. G.. Schnacke G. R.;
John L. Schwenn, V. c. r.; F. ]. Hazard
R. Sec; D. A. Potter, F. Sec; S. Schwabe,
treasurer; r. ]. Davis, chaplain; A. W. Muel-
Ter, S. W.; H. G.. Bonham ]. W.; NJ. J.
Harty, S. B.; August Kaiser, ]. B.; J. w.
Riley and G. Kruse, trustees Max SchWabe
and NJ. J. Harty, financial committee; Max
Schwabe G.. D. H. c. r.