The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-05-01
ST. PAUL BREvITIES.


st: Anthony camp, Modern woodmen, will
meet Tuesday.
copeland camp, Modern Woodmen, will
have work in the first degree Tuesday.
-Minnehaha camp Modern woodmen meets
Thursday. The first degree will be conferred
upon five candidates.
Somerset w. C. T. u will meet at the
st. Paul Commons Monday. May 2. at 2:SO.
All members are requested to be present.
The committee appointed to prepare a
memorial, to be spread upon the records on
the death of the late John B. Brisbin will
present the resolution at the opening of the
general term, on Monday.
Astoria council, of the Order of Modern
All Robert street, May 10 and "a, the meet
ing night having been changed to the Sec
ond and fourth Tuesdays.
The Minnesota Historical society will con-
tinue Its free course Of historical lectures at
the capitol tomorrow evening, when Bishop
Whipple will tell about Civilization and
Characterization OF the O1ibways in Minne-
sofa"
In the matter of the assignment of Clif-
ford & JONES' the assignee yesterday fled an
inventory placing the firms assets at ST.
047.25 while the liabilities are placed at
$943. 80.
this evening in Plebuschs hall by the choir
of St. Agnes church will be given at 8
O'Clock this afternoon at the same place.
The programme given last Sunday evening
peated.
Lincoln Lodge No. 3S, knights Of Pythas,
received visit on Friday evening from
Grand Chancellor Stratton and Grand Keeper
| of Records and Seals Wheaton, who made
brief addresses. The lodge also worked the
third rank.
The Minnesota Royal Arch Chapter No.
will hold a stated convocation as Masonic
Temple next Tuesday evening May g. M.
e. Grand High Priest o. L. Cutter will be
present. There will be work in R. A. de-
grees. Visiting companions are cordially in
vited
The St. Paul Badischerverein's fifteenth
annual ball at Arion hall. on West Third
street, last night, was very well attended.
President Thee. Hamm, of the society. was
chairman Of the general committee Of ar
rangements. The affair was a great imam
cial success.
Mr.. John S. Proctor. representing Nicols &
Dean In the West, and Miss Mary Thomas
the home of the brides parents at Syracuse,
N. Y. After a wedding tour through the
East, they will make their permanent home
| at Spokane. Wash.
| The marriage Of Liberty w. Lowell &
son Of Capt. Adelbert M Lowell. to Miss Eva
| Yeager, Of 1923 Nelson avenue took place
| April I, in Minneapolis. The marriage was
secret one. because the young lady's mother
| had objected to the wedding on account Of
her daughters youth.
st. Louis court, Catholic Order Of For
| esters, held It's regular meeting Wednesday
April ~, at central nall. The feature Of the
| meeting was the Initiation Of FIVE new men,
| bers into the order. The sum Of $50 proceeds
of a dance given April 20, was turned over
| to the relief and benefit fund.
Every member Of st. Paul Commandery
| No. and Capital Commandery No. 10. Uni
| form Rank. Knights of Pythias, has been
ordered to appear at their armory, Sixth and
| Wabasha streets, Sunday afternoon at 2 d.
| m. sharp. Business Of Importance IL to be
transacted and every sir knight is expected to
be present.
| AT the Central W. c. T. U. weekly praise
service, at the Volunteers hall on jackson
street, last night, Rev. F. B. Cowgirl, of
the First M. E. church, spoke on "The Bat
| tie of Life" At the request of Mrs. s. v.
| Root, Mrs. A. L. Morrison gave vivid de-
| scription of the funeral service of Oliver
| Smith, which took place In the afternoon.
White Cloud Tribe No. s kindled coun-
| ell fire as usual on last Tuesdays sleep. A
| delegation of chiefs from Minnesota tribe
| were present and many points Of interest to
| the order were discussed. Among the most
| important steps taken by the tribe since NOV
| ing into the new wigwam is the fitting up
| of a paraphernalia which In originality as
| we'll as historical antiquity cannot be ex-
| celled. There are several palefaces who will
soon be adopted and on that occasion the full
paraphernalia will be used the first time.