The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-08

masquerade at l. O. o. r. hail, Fifth and
Wabasha streets. next Thursday.
At the election of officers OF the West st.
Paul Lodge No. "A. o. d. H. S., the follow
ing were elected for the ensuing year: Presi-
dent, Louis Backer; vice president, Albert
Shut corresponding secretary, John Thill;
financial secretary William Kleinboel; treas
urer, j. B. FaIdel: trustees r. Tim and
Mic Wetter; representatives for grand lodge
William Stull. Charles Mi Ter and G. Torch.
The committee appointed by Prosperity
camp, w. o. w, to organize Woodman
circle respectfully request all applicants TO
be present at DR.. Hubbers office. 10 East
O'Clock SHARP.
The following are the new officers of Twin
CITY lodge, /: o. o. F.. installed last Thurs
day night: William B. Martin. noble grand ;
L. T.. Lefebvre, vice grand; ]. r. Wilson.
recording secretary: c.. A. Ringer. financial
secretary; P A. Deslaurier treasurer; T. e.
Lambert, warden; Frank F. Block, conductor !;
Jules Noel, outside sentinel; Eugene VII
laume. R. S. of N. G.; H. D. Weber L. S. of
n G.; Gust Villaume, r. S. OF V. c.; Frank
A. Hart. L. S. OF V. Co.; ]. B. Loecher, R.
Scene. Supp, and James Binder, L. s. s.
Division No. 125. Ladies' Auxiliary to the
Locomotive Engineers, gave an enjoyable
card party Wednesday afternoon at Odd Fell
lows hall. Fifth and Wabasha streets Pro-
gressiye euchre played at twenty tables.
The hall was decorated with flags and colors
Of the order The prizes were handsome
pieces of Venetian bric-a-brac and award
ed to Mrs. M. ]. Maloney Mrs. w. H. Cush-
ion Mrs. A. H. Jansen and Miss Birdie Stat
er. The proceeds VIII be given to the rail-
way men s room, in Chicago.
The annual installation of officers of Como
Division No. IS. Ladies' Auxiliary to the
order of Railway Conductors, viii be held
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock at Bowlby
hail. Sixth and Robert street. Mrs. J. ]. Nc
Manus department grand president, assisted
by Mrs. ]. P. Buckley, department grand
secretary, and Mrs J. Sparrow department
Junior sister. will act as installing officers.
The officers who will be obligated are: PreSi-
dent, Mrs. j. c. Mccall; vice president, Mrs.
NJ. n. Gass; secretary and treasurer, Mrs.
]. w Gilboy; senior sister, Mrs. F. A. Pease;
junior sister, Mrs. James Cardle; chairman
executive commits Mrs. H. D. Powers;
guard. Mrs. John Stapleton. The division at
division, in Minneapolis on Thursday, going
over in chartered car, leaving the Ryan
hotel at 1:30 o'clock.
Webster Lodge No 49, K. P, will install
the following officers Monday: F. Corras. c.
c.; Louis Luerch. V. c.; DR.. E. H. Haas,
prelate; D. c. Gates. NJ. of E.; w. o. Will
Jams. NJ; of F.; A. G. o'Dell. K. of R. and s.;
George Morgan. NJ. of A.; w. B. Fremming,
N. of W; c. w. Miller, L G., and Andrew
Lindstrum, o. G.
St. Paul court, United Order of Foresterss,
James Schoonmaker. s. c. R., and W. B.
Stone H. c. R.. officiating. Several appli-
cations were read. This court is booming.
The high standing committee of the United
the H. c. R. en- Friday evening next the
18th inst Important business.
Court crystal, Oh Minneapolis, united Oruer
of Foresters, will initiate a large class, and
will install officers on Monday evening, the
9th inst, at their new hall, corner OF Du-
pont and Twentieth avenue north. Invitation
has been extended to all st. Paul brothers
and sisters. Car leaves Ryan hotel at
o'clock Extensive preparations have been
made for the reception OF visitors. 1t is eX-
pected that large number from st. Paul
viii avail themselves of a pleasant evening.
Capital City Lodge No. 237, A. o. q. w,
was favored with visit by the famous A. o.
u W visiting committee and a delegation
from Hiawatha lodge. The lodge room was
turned over to the visitors and a very en-
joyable and Instructive meeting was had,
nearly all those present having something to
offer under the head of Good of the Order"
Towards the close of the meeting it was de-
cided that the visiting committee" together
with a delegation from '2S7, - call upon Grant
Lodge No. So on Jan. 49, and it is to be hoped
that the members of that lodge will turn out
in full force, as the benefits te be derived
from meetings of this sort are innumerable.