The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-04-02

=. sOesteil, margaret Lfndner; speech, by
August Hohenstein soprano solo. "In
der Ferne Wehnt mein Chuck. q. scha-
der. by Mrs. Ferd. Gumbect: cornet solo.
Remembrance Of Prague TIL. Koch.
by w NARROW; recitation, selected bv
A. G. Johnson; baritone solo, Der Wien
er Ggert,' comic song. by Karl Knit
ter; Fred Lindner, accompanies.
court Ivy No. 16, United Order of For
esters, was instituted Thursday night
Supreme Chief Ranger James schoon.
macker. High Chief Ranger W. B. Stoner.
H1gh Secretary Woolsey and Mrs,
Schoonmacker. Chief Ranger of Court
Alpha officiated in the ceremonies.
The following officers were installed !.
Chlef ranger, Susem Lueders; vice chief
ranger Alice Rowley; past chief ranger.
mary Koenig; secretary Emma Brodie,
treasurer, Jessie ]. A. Drummond; chap.
IAN, Sarah Chamployier; physician Mrs
DR.. McLaren; chief archer Emma Hon.
rough; inner woodward, BERTHA Michel.
outer woodward, Helen michel. This
court will meet every secondhand fourth
wednesday of each month In I,ueders,
nall, corner of Milford and Rice streets
Mrs Emma Brodie, who Organized this
court was recommended rs court deputy.
Mesdames Rowleyi and sLueders were
T,ec.eo delegates to high court Mesdames
Drummond and Michel We're appointed on
the finance committee. The charter list
VIII be open until May 15 and already n
large class of ladies is being formed for
initiation. This is the second ladies' court
IN st. Paul. and has bright prospects
ahead ~ - - fse''
March ~ Vorwartss Lodge No. s107s A.
". Y. w held very well attended meet
ing. The sick committee reported Broth.
er H. c. Hertz, of 4s2 Blair; street. i'm
proving nicely. The Grand lodge report
ed that the chances of our amendment
20 Grand lodge constitutienSwere good for
passing. u
Hiawatha Lodge No. 80, 40. u. w.
on tuesday evening in regular session.
listened to an exhaustive report concern
ing the. transactions of the grand lodge
from Representative D. H.. Davis. j One
OF the most surprising BITS Of informa-
ton. was that Jan. 10, gof this year, the
amount of insurance carried by members
OF the a. o. U. w. in the jurisdiction
OF Minnesota amounted to $45, OO0, 900.
Thirty members and friends of Inde-
pendent Lodge No. 112, D. sofgH. visited
North ST. Paul Lodge No. 1, A. o. U. w,
last Friday for the purpose of taking up
a lodge OF D. of III. in that town. After a
peasant discussion of the matter,
speeches being delivered by Sisters Shroe-
der, .Kaufer, Henry, johnson and others,
dozen applications were received.
Nobility's social dance will he given at
Central hall April 5, and pleasant time
is in anticipation. Sisters Mabel Hunter
and Mary Cooper and Brother David Ra-
maley Jr. are the committee on general
arrangements; Sisters Carey and Hagger-
man have charge of xther refreshments
Brothers Doorley and Hess are the floor
managers, and the MUSIC viii be Brother
KOehler'S orchestra. s.eGtF w.
st. Paul Commandery NoE Is. knights
OF Malta, worked the Malta degree llpon
.wo candidates last Tuesday The black
degree will be conferreds upon several
candidates next Tuesday Companions of
st. Paul commandery VIII meet at the
Malta temple yesterday, at p. M, to
march to the First Baptist church, corner
of Ninth and Wacouta Streets, to attend
Easter service. 5o;s5s Y9rf -
ST. Paul Court Of Honor $50. will meet
Thursday. April 6. Several candidates
Will be initiated and great. deal of i'm
p ls. business is to come before the
Capital City Camp No. i, M. w. Of a.,
celebrated its fifth anniversary on FRIDAY
March "a. An excellents programme had
been arranged by the entertainment COM
mittee, and about 200 nefghbors and their
friends were present Z: Ats
Monday evening last Excelsior- Meridian
lodge, l. o. o. F., conferred the second
and third degrees, after which refresh
menus were served. Short addresses were
delivered by Judge fJaggard, J.IsJ. Nc
Cardy, H, L.. Mills and c. H. Stevens
Tomorrow. night the lodge will have work
In the fnitiatory. Ysi-s 81, a.
= Next Wednesday, Capital 9Eodge No. 81,
K. Of p, will have work on the first
rank There is a busy time before this
lodge, as 1t has upwards. of, thirty ranks
to confer during the month of April. The
members are requested tobt,irn 4out and
assist every meeting 1rigftgs "a 1ssa ifs
Evening Star No. Is. d. Of r. will give