The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-28

from Flora, Luella, Eastern Star and
Triple Link lodges of this city. Candi-
dates were initiated, the work being
given by the degree staff of Evening
Star lodge. A recitation was given by
Mrs: Eva Moulton. At the close of the
session refreshments were served to
about 100 guests. This lodge expects to
give series of dancing parties this win
ter. They will give a card party Nov. 8,
to which every one will be cordially in
yited.
WOMEN,S RELIEF CORPS.
Garfield Corps No held a very pleas
ant meeting Friday afternoon. Five dol
lars was sent to Galveston for needy
comrades. One new application was re-
ceived The visitors were Mrs Annie
L. Keller, department patriotic instruc-
ton; Mrs Mary Creign, department
senior aid; Mrs. Marie Soule, department
treasurer; Mrs. w. Kennedy, chief of
staff. The Garfield Sewing society will
meet next Friday afternoon at Mrs De-
vore's home. card party will be given
in the post hall Friday evening, Nov. 2.
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Pythian Temple in honor of their newly
RATHBoNE SISTERS.
elected grand chief, Mrs. e. NJ SIoggy.
Receiving with, her were Mrs. ]. G. Ear
huff, Mrs. J. Scott, Mrs. J. Leny and Miss
Gordon.
During the evening nearly 100 called
to offer their congratulations.
Palms. ferns and autumn leaves formed
the decorations in the hall, while the
principal colors used in decorating the
tables were red white, yellow and blue,
the colors of the order. The refreshment
table was in charge of Mrs. George
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Nelson and Mrs. r. L. Grady. To the
chandeliers above the table was fas tened
red, white, yellow and blue satin ribbon,
entwined with smilaX, which, coming
down to the table formed pretty and
attractive decoration. Pink roses and
maiden hair ferns formed the center
piece. A very pleasing programme was
given by Mrs. and Miss Bardwell Miss
Ida F'inkeistein and Miss Lillian Hunt
DAUGHTERS OF REBEKAH.
Bethesda Rebekah Lodge No gave the
first of a series of dances at l. o. o. F.
hall, Fifth and Wabasha streets, last
Wednesday evening. Fowler's Excelsior
orchestra furnished the music. Misses
Grace Stimson and Una Milne served
as the floor and entertainment commit
tee.
Home Rebekah Lodge No 116 will give
a Halloween dance at Central hail. Sixth
and Seventh street, Wednesday evening,
Oct ST.
Union Lodge No. 4S went to Twin City
lodge last Thursday evening and assisted
in comforting the third degree.
Monday evening Eastern Star No. 81
was most agreeably surprised by large
party of the good sisters and brothers
from Minneapolis, which consisted Of
representa- tives from Hiawatha No 2,
lola No. 80 and Mistletoe No. "a.
ROYAL. NEIGBBORS.
.Capitola Camp No. 1910, gave a very
successful card party and rattle last
| Monday evening. The following We're
the prize winners in euchre: Ladies
progress, won by Mrs. Madigan; lone
hand, won by Miss McNanee, and BOBBY
| prize by Mrs. Dumphy. The gents prog
gress, won by Mr.. FaIby. Lone hand w.
J. Clifford ami BOBBY prize p J. Peter
son. On the rattle of fancy table, there
wer&- a large amount of tickets sold. Mrs.
| Mary Hanson won the coveted prize.
Fruit was served to all present
ODD FELLOWS
The second and third degrees were con
ferred by Twin City lodge last Thursday
| evening. Deputy Grand Master Farms
worth paid visit to the lodge and took
a principal part in the comforting of the
degree; also a delegation of Union lodge
members were present and assisted in
| the work.
MODERN WOODMEN.
Capital City camp team of Foresteys
are working hard to be in line and to
perfect their drilling for the encampment
of 1901 The camp meets the first and
third Wednesday of each month at Cen
trail hall.
WooDMEN.
Prosperity Grove No. will give its
first grand ball Thursday evening, Nov.
is, at I. o. o. F. hall, Fifth and Waha-
sha streets. Music by Pepin's orchestra.
ROYAL LEAGUE.
The next meeting of Pioneer Press
Council No $50 will be held at Bowlby
hall Thursday evening at p. M Ar
rangements will be completed for a stag
party and social to be given Nov. Is,
and good attendance is desired.
RED MEN
Invitations are out for the first dancing
party given by the Minnesota Gopher
Tribe, No. q, I. O.. r. M, at Paul
Martins hail. Friday evening, Nov 9. The
Twin City Mandolin club Will be in at
| tendance.