The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-02-20
A. Castle returned to Washington last night
after ten days sojourn In st. Paul.


after a ten days sojourn In st. Paul.
Royal Neighbor CeIebration-Maple
Leaf Camp No. 331, R. n. A. initiated five
candidates at their last meeting. Two ap
plcations for membership were received and
acted on. This camp is enjoying a very
prosperous season, and is taking in candi-
dates every meeting. The camps second
anniversary will occur the oath OF this month.
and the members are going to celebrate the
occasion with a frst-class entertainment and
social dance at their hall. Payne avenue and
Wells street. The ladies OF Maple Lear
lodge successful entertainers. and are
going to Guido all previous efforts. The
entertainment will be good some of the most
prominent people assisting. Mrs. George C.
Bowen. the oracle of the camp. viii deliver
the address of welcome.
Arcanum Euchre Party-There was a
large attendance at the progressive euehre
party given Friday evening by Ramsey coun-
ell, r. A, st. Paul. Thirty tables were
played. The party was confined to the mem
bers and their ladies. Refreshments were
served during the evening and the arrange
ments were admirably handled by D. c.
Campbell. ]. W. Nattrass DR.. C. J. Woolway,
j. II. Harris and Attorney Trask.
MOuern WOOumen Me UiOr1al-CCpe-
land Camp No. 1874 NJ W. of A. st.
Paul. at its last meeting gave six candidates
the second degree. Nine are scheduled for
the first meeting in March. Next Tuesday
night Will be memorial service for the camps
departed members Several well known min
listers will hold service Past Venerable Con-
sui John Copeland will be Of the speak
ers.
Corot and Daubigny-The st. Paul
Palette club will meet Wednesday evening in
the club rooms, German American bank
building. The work and lives OF Corot and
Daubigny will be discussed. An illustrated
talk on Values" by Prof. y. r. Brewer and
a paper whistler" by Prof. Koehler OF
the Minneapolis School OF Fine Arts, is the
programme for the evening.
Cement SidewaIiIs-The St Paul board
of public works yesterday took up the spec
ifcations for cement walks to be laid by the
city the coming season. 1t is expected the
city will lay about five miles of cement
walks 80 per cent OF the cost OF which will
be recovered from the property owners.
Fire Laddies to Dnncc-Engine and
Hook and Ladder Companies No. 4. of Mime
apclis have issued invitation for a dance
to be held at their quarters, Twelfth ave-
north. near Washington avenue, tomOr-
and the fire ladies expect to have enjoy
able time.
Monday CircIe-The Monday circle will
meet Monday evening with Mrs. Clark 353
Summit avenue st. Paul. Miss Chttenden
will give the resume Mrs. Charles Clark
will read a paper on Richard Wagner" and
Mrs. w. Begg will read a paper on the
Myths on Which the Operas Were Founded
Matt Jensen HOnOred-A highly orna-
mented certificate OF honorary membership
in the Owl club of Spokane, arrived at the
rity hall today addressed to City Clerk Jen-
sen. 1t is significant memento OF the city
council trip. as the reputation of the Spokane
Owls as good fellows extends even to this
section of the country.
Degree of Humiiity-Union Star Lodge
No. 1871. A. o. U. w. of ST. Paul will confer
the Oriental degree OF humility on Saturday
Feb. %. at its new hall. State street and
Greenwood avenue. Refreshments will be
served. All pilgrims invited. The meet
ing opens at p. IN. sharp.
Came to 81. Paul to Wed - William
Perkins and Miss Lou Chalmers, OF 1925
Twentieth avenue north. Minneapolis. were
quietly married in St Paul last week They
will make their home at 20 Eleventh street
south. Minneapolis.
Drew school Anniyersnry-The sec
ond anniversary of the opening of the Ben
jamin Drew school, st. Paul, will occur
Wednesday and an exhibition of the pupils
work will be given on Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday evenings.
Engineers VIII Bancuet-The Twin
City Electrical Engineers club will banquet
at the Windsor hotel Monday evening The
Minneapolis contingent will come over In a
chartered Prof. Chalmers, of Mime
apOlis will officiste POSTMASTER.
Legion Of Honor Minnesota Council
No. 1863 will give its second social dance next
Tuesday at its lodge room Twin City hall
Rice and University avenue. It's next lodge
meeting will be March /.
Lecture on KIondii>e - Clara Louise
Thompson Will give an illustrated lecture on
Klondike in the assembly room of the Com
Feb. %.
Recovering From Typhoid Fred
Hildred, OF 10 Euclid View fiat is recovering
from typhoid fever. Mr.. Hildred will be
able to be out in a few days.
Socialist Meeting Albert Rosenquist
will speak at the Socialist Labor party meet
| ing this afternoon in the Assembly hall.
Changed His Name-The petition OF
Evan Augerud for a change Of his name to
Evan A. Evans was granted at special term
of the st. Paul court.