The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-01-24

bers The drinking song from "CaYal-
leria sRusticana" will be given by "A. P.
Quesnel.- Another sOloist of prominence
is Mr.. Madeira, who will sing the pro-
logue from I'll Pagliacci," for the first
time in this city. Mr. Madeira studied
this aria while in Paris last summer
under NJ. Sbiglia. The selection is well
adapted for Mr.. Madeira's strong voice.
Emile Oberhoffer has composed a new
song for this occasion, entitled airline"
which will be sung by H. E. George.
assisted by the Minneopa quartette
Charlie Fairchild is also to appear in
dialect numbers, and there will be mu-
steal selections by Miss Bartholomew
and Mr.. SHIRLEY. Music will be fur
nished by Seiberts orchestra, which.
under the direction of Mr.. Dellafield.
will render the new Tuxedo March
UNITED ORDER FoREsTERs.
Court ST. Paul No II. United Order of For
esters, met last Monday evening at their
chambers in the Central block. very inter-
esting session was the result and a good time
for everybody present. The installation Of
the officers will take place at the next meet
ing.
Court st. Paul assisted by the members
from the other courts in St. Paul, will give
an informal reception to the members of the
who is member Of Court st. Paul, and an
enthusiastic Forester. The event will occur
Feb. 10, and the date is so near Valentines
day it is contemplated to have prepared and
presented to each assemblyman present an ap-
propriSte valentine. J. J. McCardy will
make the presentation. speaking both for the
by Feb. TO- and will be limited to members of
the order and friends. A spicy and pleasant
evening may be expected.
Visiting brethren and Foresters in St. Paul
are cordially invited to make free use of the
FOresters' section of seats in the Peoples
church when they feel like attending the
Court Smelling No 20. United Order of
Foresters, held a very enthusiastic session
o. the court on Wednesday evening last at
Masonic hall, corner Of West Seventh and
Toronto streets.
class of candidates. were in attendance
to be guided through the forest and the init
ating ceremony with its impressive scenes and
lectures, was performed by George F. Wool
sey, d. S. c. r., after which the officers
of the court were installed by Judge Schoon-
maker, assisted by Bro. ]. Annette, and it is
needless to say that the judges impressive
manner and instructions added new dignity
and interest to the beautiful ceremony 4
social session held at the close in which
the visitors and most of the members took
part, everybody conceding that Court Smelling
is a hummer
Court Landmark No. As, United Order of For.
esters, will meet Monday evening at hall cor
ner Burr and Case streets. In addition tc
limitations at this session of the court The
N. G.. Shuman. The installation ceremony
will be followed by a social for the member:
and visitors
The report Of the auditing committee shows
the finances of the court in splendid shape
and the standing Of the same most satisfac-
tory.
Charter lists are out and being signed quite
largely for two more courts in st. Paul o.
the United Order of Foresters.
Court North Star, Of Duluth closed the veal
as the banner court of the order in Minnesota
having membership close to the two hund
red mark.
Minneapolis is coming to the front in goot
shape. Two courts are to be instituted in Feb
ruary, one Of which will be in the central par
of the city, and will be composed Of bushes.
men.
ROYAL ARCANUM
Commercial will give another of it's poDu
lar parties following regular meeting neg
Tuesday evening. This one will take the form
Of progressive euchre, and for the purpose o
be called at 1880 sharp. Members are re
quested to bring their friends.
Grand Secretary Davenport will conduct tn,
initiation of large class into Des Moine
Valley council at Waseca this evening
Merriam Park council has under way tn,
formation of an orchestra composed entirel,
of members of the council. A new quartet,
is also one of the prospects for the near fut
uTe.
Members of the order together with tn,
general public, have at last become awak
to tho fact that the forthcoming performance
of Tuxedo" at the Metropolitan VIII be on,
of the successes of the season from ever!
point of view.
Ofdcial visits of the grand officers durin,
the coming week will be as follows: st
Paul council, Monday; Cataract council Min
ncapaAssss1 Tuesday, and Minnehaha council
Minneap olIs., Wednesday evening This viii
of official visits of inspection
AIasAdssf sTeTdag the, officers of Barn B !ut
council were Installed by Past Grand Regen