The Saint Paul globe., 1898-04-17

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sent the three act comedy drama. ''The Flower
of the Family" which Is now In progress Of
rehearsal. 1t will be given under the dlrec-
ton OF Miss Emily LIE Febvre.
"A special convocation of Minnesota Chap
ter No. l.. Royal Arch Masons. will be held
to confer the NJ q. Aegree. Sojourning COM
panions are cordially invited to attend.
in the matter of fhe assignment Of Will
lam Dawson Jri to TAomas L. Blood Judge
Otis yesterday granted an order transferring
to the receivers of The Bank Of Minnesota
certain tax certifcateB from the assignee
Democrat Citizens nominee for Judge of the
municipal court was filed with the city clerk
yesterday. The petition accompanying the
certificate was signed by over 800 names
The Douglas branch of the st. Paul Pub
lie School union meets Monday at p. m. at
the school building. corner of Orleans and
Stevens. Home Education" Is the subject
for discussion. Mrs. F. w. Naberburg will
lead
The annual election of officers of the For
est Street Band of Christian Workers was
held at the mission Tuesday evening. Those
elected were: President, H. G. Mohaupt; Vice
president, Mrs. ]. N. Blades: secretary, Miss
Clara Hoff; treasurer, Miss Lulu Blasng.
st. Anthony. Hill camp. M. w. A. will
hold an important meeting Tuesday. AT the
last meeting four candidates were accepted
and ten applications received. The members
are endeavoring to secure q class OF thirty
for adoption at the first meeting In May.
The Northwestern Association of the Beta
Theta Pi fraternity will hold its annual re-
union and banquet at the Ryan hotel next
Tuesday evening. The association will enter
tain the Beta Pi chapter of the University of
Minnesota, which numbers about twenty-five
members
Miss Edna zenzius gave a pupils ci al
at her home yesterday afternoon. Those TAX
Ing part were Miss Eiinor Russell, Miss Irene
Ryan. Miss Agnes vessel, Miss Vera Robert
O'Regan. :, 80 ssp'NS ~ ~
AT the session of the court yesterday JUICE
Y. L. Countryman, N. M Thygeson and Fl. P.
Goodnow as a committee from the bar as
ISOLATION to, drawsa memorial on the death
Of W. ]. Romans, who was member Of the
association. - &
The Ladies of the Maccabees will hold
their next meeting April 26. number of can
didates will be initiated and the entertainment
committee nave prepared programme OF mu-
sical and literary numbers. Mary A. Henry.
state organizer. will read paper on 'Tho
Ladies of the Maccabees.
The Young Peoples Society of the English
Lutheran Church Of the Redeemer will give
Illustrated lecture on Havana and Cuba,
Tuesday evening. April 26. Rev. J. A. Deter
Will explain the views which have never been
shown here. Some of them have been recently
| taken. and show the present state of affairs.
The Schubert club has succeeded in ar
ranging for disappearance Of the great boy
pianist. Josef Hofmann. at the Peoples
CHuicH OI WeuueSday, May 4. NO plaHlSC-nCC
even Paderwskit ever made so pronounced
and instantaneous a success as did little
Hofmann" in New York, Boston and Chi
cago and all the musical journals of the last
two months aretfull of his praise
"A special injecting of the newly-orgarized
\. M. Z. A; Will he held at the CONNER cial
club. Thursday evening, April 81. at o'clock
to welcome to the city the new general
secretary. Edward Grace and transact buSi-
ness preliminary to the opening Of the asso-
ciation On rooms w. ]. Dean will report for
membership committee, and Thomas Dickson
for the committee rooms.
The Central w. c. T. U. held good meet
ing at the American Volunteers hall last
evening, the principal address being delivered
by Rev. j. A. Nnkins,of the Pacific Congre-
eational church: The choir of the Pacific
Congregational churchewas present. and Mrs.
Jenkins and Miss Frances Nicoll also rendered
selections. The Central w. C. T. U. will
hold business meeting at ST. Paul Commons
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
Division No. 4, A. o. H. gave an open
meeting and smoke social Friday evening to
their friends and members after initiating
class of candidates. Selections were rendered
by a quartette, consisting of Lapine, Morrow.
Geehan and Keating. also by Mr.. Hylant, Mr..
McVeagh and Mr. Mullaney and an address
by member of the division, T. R. Kane on
American Patriotism ard the Duty of Irish
in America In Defense of Our Country and
Our Country's Flag in the Present Crsis..'
The division has arranged for a dancing party
| at Sherman hall on April 26. !.
The sixteenth anniversary of the Cru
saders' Catholic Total Abstinence society will
be held in Cretin hall on Monday evening.
April IS. -sAn exesllens musical and literary
programme has been sAarranged. Rev. j. NJ.
.C1eary. national president of the C.. T. "A IT,
of America. will deliver the principal address.
There will also be addresses by William L.
Kelly and Rev. J. j. Lawler. The musical
numbers will, be- rendered by Miss Millie
Pottgieser, Miss McQuillan, Miss Manion,
John F. Gehan and Prof. C. H. Congdon.
The st. Paul Concordia society will have
benefit concert for It's active singers at Mo
Fart hall tonight A musical and operate pro-
gramme has been arranged. The first part is
made up of chorals numbers which will be
sung by the male chorus, and also the full
mixed chorus Of the society and two string
quartette numbers. For the second part the
eI. operetta. ~ I'm Gebirge," or, I'm the Noun
tains,o will be presented by special request
with William Platte. Albert Fretiche. Otto
Roland. Henry Voges. and Miss NJ Werner
in the.east, and Bertha Enderlin In the title
role. Seibert's orchestra will also be present
and render several overtures.