The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-06-19
A GLANCE AHEAD.

union meeting of the different MINI TIA
divisions of the ladies' auxiliary to the o-d
OF Railway Conductors will be held Wedns s.
day, at Bowlby hall. The members of Como
Division No. 1885, will be the hostesses and
Flour City Division No. 1O1, of Minneapolis
and Volunteer Division No. 123, of Austin.
Will be the guests. The Austin division will
come from the city the early morning.
train and the Minneapolis contingent Will
! come over in chartered car. The members
of the local division will serve a buffet
luncheon at. IL O'Clock. secret session will
be held at 80 o'clock. The work wi be
exemplifed by the officers of Austin division
and a selected team from the three divisions
will confer the degree work The feasibil ty
of organizing staff to give the Huntington
drill work at the next biennial convention to be
! held in Detroit, Mich, next May, will be
taken up. for consideration, the team to be
chosen from the divisions Of the Northwest
An effort will also be made to organize an
endowment fund for the Railway Mems
home in Chicago. by the different divisions
OF the auxiliary throughout the union. Toe
local committee attending to the arrange
ments is composed of Mesdames NJ. Kingsley
M. n. Goss. j. W. Gilboy, E. R. McGiven. F.
A. Pease. E. Reece. j. K Morrison, w. H.
Monty and H. D. Powers.
A moonlight excursion will be given Tu-.
! day evening, June IS, by the Retail Clerks
association. The steamer Henrietta will leave
the foot of Jackson street at o'clock. There
VIII be prizes for various things. among
others 'hustler's prize" for the lady selling
| the largest number of tickets. The fortunate
lady will get a SO hat, her choice of any
display MS YIN in the window of S. Weiss & Co.
NJ mr., nerney y, OF Browning & Kings, has
charge of this depar tment. Other prizes VIII
be given for waltzing and two-step Dances
st. Margaret's guild, composed of young
girls of the Church of st, John the Evangelist.
VIII hereafter meet Tuesday morning at 10
O'Clock instead of Monday afternoon. at 4
O'Clock. The guild is taking care of several
poor families and calls are made regularly
each week.
1t is expected that fully 1000 people will
| be at Lake Park Minnetonka Thursday at
the picnic of the Royal Arcanum of St. Paul
and Minneajolis. The committees are making
plans to entertain the throng with boat rides
games, contests and hop in the evening
Division No. 1, Daughters of Erin will
give moonlight excursion on the steamer
Flora Clark next Wednesday, The commit
tee is composed Of Mrs. Mccoy, Mrs. Nc
Rierdon. '
Walter Thomas Mills, of Chicago, will snand
at 9he 81. Paul Commons at meeting to be
held in about two weeks. The meeting is
oeing arranged In memory Of Walter Besant
ana an interesting programme will be given
The young people of the First NJ e. church
will picnic Tuesday at Como. A committee
composed of Miss Amelia Koenfg, Miss 3eIle
Morse and Miss Fannie Granville is arranging
a programme
The ladies Of St. vincent's parish will, give
lawn FESTIVAL Monday and Tuesday even.
ings on the beautiful grounds surrounding
| Blair street ~
Esther Lodge No. 30. D. of H., will give q
caro- party at the hall next Tuesday evening
will be raff1ed.
Inc young people Of Assumption church
nave arranged to give moonlight excursion
on the steamer Flora Clark, Tuesday even.
ing, June 2S. wv"
Ellsworth circle, Ladies of the G. A r
gives strawberry and ice cream social to
morrow evening. in Odd Fellows hall.
The 1mperials will give their first Ice cream
social Thursday evening. on the lawn a
Payne avenue and Minnehaha street.
The July meeting of the Epworth Leaeu
union. OF St. Paul. will be held July Ia a
White Bear lake.
Plymouth Congregational Sunday sohoo
gives its annual picnic tomorrow at Bal,
Eagle.
| The Sunday school of House of Hope pic
mics at Minnehaha falls Tuesday
June % is w. c. T. U. day at Red Rock
: All the state unions will attend.