St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-01-05
DRUIDS.

with the members and their friends. Hon.
John Ives was the chairman and made the
address of the evening: giving brief history
OF early Druidism. 1t was most interesting.
j. p. Lightner noble grand arch of Mime
sofa at the time North Star was Instituted.
also gave a short history of North Star. and
how it was started. splendid programme,
which is given below, was presented:
Overture-M Around the
Manhattan Orchestra.
Address of Welcome ....... Hon. John H. Ives
North Star Grove No. 4, U. A. Q. D..
Past and Present ...............J. p. Leitner
Baritone SoIo-"Out on the Deep. ..... .Lohr
A o. Wilson,
Piano Solo-"A Fragment" Mendelssohn; La
Gondola," Bendel.
Miss Grace Mortenson.
Recitation-"Ch Charley McCree"-
Mabel stoughton
Instrumental selectlon-'I Met Her at
Song Marguerite" ....... Deuza
Miss Edna Mortenson
Piano Duet. The Misses Larsen
Ke2,fation .:...;:;;.....C Charles Johnson
North Star Mandolin Club. -
Song-(Selected). ....... ..............C. Strong
T KeGitation j. J. Ryder
Instrumental selection-"Milk White
Flag" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Braham
Manhattan Orchestra.
Vasa Grove Nc. "a met on Monday evening
and held short business session. The de-
tails Of the family soiree postponed from Dec
to Jan. II, 1896 were completed and a
hrst-class time is assured those who attend
GERMAN UNION.
The new hall of the German union lodges
night.
The union is composed of A. O. U. w. No.
90 Sons Of Hermann No "a l. O. 0. F. No.
l61 and Fuerst Bismarck lodge; Sons of Her.
mann No. Al.
The hall is located at Concord and ROBBIE
streets, and Tuesday nights exercises. which
were in the nature of a German Kirmesse
We're the first held in 1t.
The entertainment was for gentlemen ONLY
and was the first of a series to be held by
the union lodges during the ensuing two
months. The programme consisted of speeches.
recltatlons, quartette and solo singing. AS
the New Year was ushered in America"
was sung by the entire COMPANY which num-
bered 300. standing. Refreshments were served
ana the festivities continued until well into
the new year.
A committe. consisting of four OF the trus-
tees OF each of the four lodges, had charge
OF the exercises. John Meyer of Sons Of Her
mann No. "a. was chairman and r. d. linn
acted as master of ceremonies. and was ably
assisted S by Louis Muehlbauer.
IL Inc nail has been erected for the special
use OF the four German lodges of the West
side. 1t Is well and comfortably arranged
ana VIII no doubt prove popular West side
house Of entertainment
o. E. S.
The installation Of officers Of Constellation
'HdPlci, W. r. -, Will take place Friday
evening, Jan 10, and will be conducted by the
grand officers. literary ana musical pro
gramme will be given in connection with the
ceremonies. Following is a complete list of
oHlcers: Mrs. Gertrude Grewe w M; Rob-
ert Woelffer, w. p; Mrs. Millecent Lee A.
M; Mrs: Martha Gordon, secretary Mrs Ad-
die Upright treasurer Mrs. Jennie Paradis
lace Daggett, chaplain; Miss Stella Couch
Adah; Mrs. Hattie Oegren Ruth; Mrs. Char
iotte Baer Esther; Mrs. Carrie Campbell
Martha; Mrs. Nettie McWhartor, Eiecta Mrs
Elizabeth Connolly, warden; Jean c. Fescher
sentinel; Andrew p. Swanstrom musical di-
rector; MHs Nella Encell organist: Mrs. Jane
Jaeger, marshal; F. H. Wheelock, electri-
clan.
The ladies of Constellation chapter are in
vited to meet at the o. E. s. pariors Monday
morning at 10 o'clock to resume work on hand
for installation.
st. Paul Chapter No "a will hold the regu-
Ian monthly meeting next Friday evening at
braoen hall, on East Seventh street,
Mrs n O: Ainey, of 1913 Iglehart street will
entertain the relief society of the chapter
Monday afternoon, JAN 6.
L. o. L.
Eastern Star lodge initiated several men,
bers Thursday evening, and held busy con-
ference preparing plans for the coming year.
DAUGHTERS OF. REBEKAH.
Flora Rebekah Lodge No. ia will install
officers next Tuesday evening at Odd Eel
lows hall, corner East Seventh and Reaney
streets.
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF FORESTERS.
cessful Christmas and New Years entertain
ment Monday evening last at their hall, 800
Rice street The first part of the entertain
ment consisted of music songs recitations
etc. and an address the social fraternaI
and insurance features of the order by O. H
O'Neill, II. Sec. Santa Claus then appeared
and distributed candy amongst the children
of whom there a multitude present
Every child in the hall received a box of
candy free, regardless of who they were or
how they came to be there. Dancing fol-
lowed lasting until late, or rather an
Some of the elections of officers for 1896 are
follows:
Court Delhi No. 11OS-C R., R. G. Rogers:
V. c. R., A. t. Stevenson; R. Sec, John
Norgord; F. Sec, G. NJ. Browne; treasurer
John Rosendahl: Sr. Wood, D. Sayles; Jr
Wood. Henry Engeman; Sr. Beadle, L. Rus
sell; Jr. B., William Robinson; P. C. R., A.
d. Mclean chaplain, Nicholas Mckay; court
physician, w. d. Finn, NJ. D.. c. d. H. c.
R., T. ]. Treadwell.
Campbell; V. c. R., Fred Martini; record
ing secretary, John A Boyd: financial secre-
tary, Charles Boerner; treasurer A. F. Hun
toon, NJ. D.; senior wood, William Sibbald !;
junior wood, 0. G. Hanson; senior beadle G.
GTamzow; junior beadle, ]. Morris; P. C. R.
N. Kennedy; chaplain, Emil Oittel; court
physician, A. F. Huntoon, NJ. D.; c. D. H. C.
R., w. ID. Smith.
Green Isle, No. 1920. R., NJ S. Fahey: V.
G. R., John OMeara; R. g., P. Fitzgerald F.
s., c. II. Hillemann: treasurer, John W. Kel-
ly: senior wood. M. Coleman; junior wood.
Charles G. Towle; senior beadle D. Clark :
junior beadle, Henry Kreger; chaplain. ia
red Spellacy; court physician. John j.
White, NJ. D.; c. D. H c. R., W. Pauson.
NJ. w. a.
State Consul C. S. Schurman will be pres
ent at Copeland Camp No. 1914 next Tues
day and install the officers Other business
which requires the individual attention of all
members will be brought up.
The entertainment given by the camp at L
o. o. +. hall, Payne avenue and Wells street
New Years eve, was a pleasing success It
largely attended All present passed an
enjoyable evening.
GOOD TEMPLARS.
Union Lodge No. 1 will hold an open meet
ing at New Central hall next Thursday even
ing. There will be good programme
Vasa Lodge No. 50 has moved to Good
Templar headquarters in Central hall and
held it's first meeting Friday evening The
lodge will meet every Friday evening here
after.
st. Paul Lodge No. II held an interesting
session Wednesday evening. Messrs. Dale
and Miller and Miss Axness will act as a com
mittee on entertainment for the coming quar-
ter An open meeting will be held some time
before February. good programme was
given Wednesday evening, consisting of
speeches, music and recitations.
Garfield lodge gave reception at Odd
Fellows hall, Payne avenue and Wells street
Friday evening. A programme was enioyed
the participants being Miss Amanda SDetz