The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-03-19

or this opportunity to hear these GENTLE
men on this occasion, as 1t was through
a great deal of difficulty that these two
gentlemen were secured for this occasion.
1t is their first visit to ST. Paul. and the
Indications are that there will be large
gathering Some of the best talent in the
city mas been secured, and no pains SPAR
ed to make 1t one of the most ENJOYABLE
and instructive entertainments given this
season. On Monday evening they will be
entertained by Hennepin council at their
haii, 3o9 N1collet avenue, and there will
be large delegation from St Paul.
Another week of rapid growth Is noted
by the supreme secretary Of the United
Order OF Foresters. who reports Mime
sofa In the lead with the largest net gain
for February. A healthy rivalry con-
tinues to exist between the courts in
this city, though Court Nicollet, of Min
neapolis, continues to lead in growth
among the courts of the state
The st. Paul central committee, U. O.
of F.. reports a nice balance on hand
from the late ball, after all bills have
been paid The next meeting Of this COM
mittee will be held on the last Friday of
this month. instead Of the last Saturday
as usual
Court ST Paul. U. o. of F., will meet
on Monday night with several candidates
for Initiation.
\ouIl oaeillHS, y. ~. OF f., one or the
oldest and most conservative courts in
the city, had two applications at last
meeting and have several more awaiting
next meeting.
Court Alpha, L. o. of F., the gem of
the collection, met on Wednesday and
had most enjoyable session. delight
fully entertained by Sister Schroeder
The ladies are enthusiastic and are set
ting pace for the other courts
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informal entertainment arranged for
Tuesday night, which, with two or three
limitations, will insure pleasant evening
to any visiting foresters who may wan
der that way.
Court Northern Pacific U. o. of F.,
will try conclusions with Court Dayton
over game of cinch at Court Dayton's
rooms on Friday night and every man
of both courts who knows an ace from
a knave is practicing up for the fray.
They say that Bro. Eddy sleeps with a
deck of cards under his pillow.
Court Dayton, u. O. of F.. is arranging
for a systematic canvass of the eligible
material In the Second ward and expects
to show good results this spring. 1t Is
understood that the new ladies court on
Rice street will be organized some time
this week, but have not learned the date.
Court Oakland will find this court valu-
able associate.
Capital City, No. 614, Independent Or
der Foresters, will entertain its members
and their wives at progressive c1nch
Thursday evening, March %, at the home
of Mr.. Henry Lantry, SOB 'Reany street.
Webster lodge, K. of P, No. 20. will
work the second degree on Monday even
ing at their lodge room in K. of P. hall,
Bowlby block A class of eight members
will! be put through. After the work the
ledge, In honor of it's large increase of
membership since the first of the year,
will hold a social session for the mem
bers. during which refreshments and CT
gars will be served.
Eureka lodge, No. 9. A. o. Z. w, gave
it's twenty-second anniversary entertain
ment and banquet last. week at Central
hail. Sixth and Seventh streets The
next meeting of the lodge will be on
March 2S when a number Of applications
will be acted upon. The paraphenaila
committee expect to be ready at that
time with a new outfit, which will rem
der the initiation more interesting to the
candidates and the lodge members pres
ent.
Noble Franklin lodge, No. 2, A. o. U.
W.. has appointed a committee of ten to
arrange for a ball to be given by the
lodge on Tuesday April II, at Sherman
hail. Wabasha and Sixth streets. First
class music has been secured and fine
time Is promised to all who attend. On
the meeting of March 80 Noble Franklin
will confer the Oriental degree, with
Grand Orient Frank w Baer In the
chair.
vorwaerts lodge No. LOT, A. o. U. w,
held its regular meeting at Wagner's
hall Tuesday evening and, owing to bad
weather, had rather a small attendance.
1t was decided that the full visiting COM
mittee should visit North st. Paul lodge,
No 1, the oath inst, leaving Eighth and
Waba sha streets at 8 o'clock p. m. sharp
via East Seventh street line.
Norther lodge, No 126, A o. U. W.,
started its early closing movement in
the lodge at its last meeting; all business
was finished and the lodge closed at 10
o'clock p. m. This new feature worked
we'll, and a large increase in attendance
will be the result.
Hiawatha lodge. No. 80. A. o. U. W.,
met at its hall, No. 254 East Seventh
street Thursday evening and initiated
two new members, receiving four new
applications In view Of the fact that
several lodges have announced dates for
giving the Oriental" all in the near fu-
ture, 1t was decided to change the date
set for the giving of this degree. the
time will be announced later. The trus-
| tees held a meeting and decided to look
I'D a few safe investments for the lodge
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be unwieldy.
Hope lodge. No. 20. Degree Of Honor
in its last regular session appointed as
delegate to the advisory council Sister
| Elma Smith, Bridget William, Clara
Sheny and Chief Of Honor May Shirer
Two applications for membership were
read
Nobility, No. 49, D. of H. had very
| interesting meeting the 9Th inst. One
application for membership and initiated
one. Business over Doors thrown oper
and what appeared like wedding party
filed In, the traditional bridal veil, roses
and ALL after which refreshments were
served. A social dance will be given
| soon, time and place TO be decided upon
by the committee. Sisters Hunter and
| Cooper, and Brother David Ramaley Jr
The following list of names have wor
.'hustlers' buttons' by bringing in SIX
or more applications to the Degree OF
! Honor, said applicants being initiated
| S><->no thn Natoas -pf Gent,. 1 ~ 1909 apd