The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-07

Bates Avenue NJ. E. church this morning
Section ST. Paul. of the socialist labor
party will hold it's monthly business
meeting this morning in Assembly hall.
Oak Circle No. and Minnesota Grove
No. /, U. A. o. D., will give a dancing
party at Mozart hall Saturday evening
Oct. 20.
You can increase your shorthand speed
at the Hess Business College night school
and be prepared to<aecept a much better
position. Enter now.
The annual meeting of the Junior Pho
neers will be held. Wednesday evening
next at s o'clock Officers for the ensu-
ing year will be elected.
Mart ]. Gearyy employed for several
years in the Great Northern shops, left
Monday, to takee charge of the Great
Northern shops at Spokane, Wash
The Social Democracy will hold a meet
ing this afternoon ats o clock at Pfeifer's
nail, Eighth and Wabasha. Subject of
the the lecture, why Workingmen
should Vote for Debs and Hartman
A meeting of the executive council of
the Minnesota Historical society will he
nelu at the rooms, Monday evening. A
paper will be read by ]. V. Brewer on
Archaeolog9c Explorations in the. Mile
Laos Region"
petltlon IN bankruptcy has been FLED
III the United States court by Harry +
Hsie' fireman The liabilities are given
az So4o.oO while the assets consist of two
are exempt. -iioii
.. =. Donahower, of st. Paul, has been
a aal1 member of the Minnesota
commission to locate and aract 1,,oo,,IIN
hot fa1,J G
ga anu Chattanooga. He succeeds w.
5pauldlng, resigned who has been in
europe ever since his appointment
Saturday afternoon Mrs George Mebl
OF charles street entertained for her
daughter, Mrs ]. Henry Ionic. of Roam
one va, and the teachers of the Sibley
school, with whom Mrs Ionic was for
merry associated. She was assisted bv
Mrs. II. ]. Mehl.
Columbia Lodge No. POS conferred the
first and second degrees on c las 'i of
candidates Friday evening. The Iofi.ye
VIII visit Hamline lodge in a BODY next
wednesday evening and all members are
requested to be present.
Webster Lodge No. 20 will at its meet
ing tomorrow evening hear the report
Of the delegates to the grand lodge.
ne eXemplification of the secret work
VIII be given. Invitations are out FOR
an entertainment to be given at K. p.
hall by the lodge Oct. %.
The German-American association will
mold a meeting at o'clock this after
noon in Garfield hall, Grand block All
German-American veterans are request
ed TO be present with their wives,
daughters and friends. Col A. R. Keifer
will deliver an address, The entertain
h
cal programme
The funeral of Charles H. Melby, who
died Wednesday after an illness of four
weeks, will take place at o'clock today
from his late residence, 1916 Park avenue.
The interment will be at Oakland Mr..
Melby had been for several years in
charge of the tailoring department of the
plymouth. He was also a prominent
member of Minnehaha camp, Modern
Wooamen
An exposition by music and acting of
Swiss life on the Alps will be given Tues
day and Thursday evenings at Mozart
hall. A Swiss lyric play in three acts
will be performed. Among the singers
are several that are well known. Ruedi,
Messrs. Obersenn, Sepp, Nazi, Franz and
Toni are; the male singers and the wo-
men of the company are Bisehgeli, Liseli,
Dreneli, Urscheli and Marie.
CARROTS Harvest Cantata'' will be
sung by the choir at ST. Paal's church
this evening at 1880 O'Clock. This will be
in addition to the full choral evening
clay at home and the usual evening ser
mon will be omitted At the close the
annual distribution of prizes TO the choir
boys will take place.
The order of service will be as follows:
Professional Hymn-.Praise to
God, Immortal Praise
Preees and responses. Tails Festival
Psalms.
Magnificat in E fiat ....... Kimmins
Nunc Dimittis in E fiat Kimmins
Hymn---sH ark! Hank! My Soul
e. Distribution of prizes to choir boys.
Hymn-'savior, Breathe an Evening
Blessing
Onertory-solos (selected).
Recessional Hymn Jerusalem, the
Golden,
Next Friday evening Luella Rebehah
lodge will give an entertainment for the
benefit of the home A social hop will
follow the usual lodge exercises.
West Side lodge will have basket So
cial at its hall, on South Wabasha street
next Wednesday evening.
St Paul lodge, is arranging for a social
hop to be given on Thursday evening
next, to- which all members their tami
lies and friends are invited.
Dayton's Bluff lodge will pay a fra
ternal visit to the lodge at Saltwater
next Monday evening, and will be ac-
companied by some of the grand officers
as wen as a large number of meIaDer.; oc
other lodges of this city. The party
will leave Wabasha street at 7:90 p. M,
and returning, will leave Saltwater at
1925 midnight.
Bethesda Rebekah lodge had a large
meeting last night and conferred the de-
gree on a class of candidates.
Hamline lodge has changed its night OF
meeting from Tuesday to Wednesday.
During the remainder of this month
Grand Master Van Praag will visit lodges
in the northern portion OF the state.
During the coming week the grand mas
ter will issue circular letter 10 all
lodges in the state, requesting concrlnI-
tons for the purpose of assisting mem
bers of~the order who lost their property
in the Galveston storm. The grand lodge
of Texas has made provision for imme
diate necessities.
Missabe lodge, located at Virginia,
which lost all its property and effects 'ass
June in the fire which destroyed a large
portion OF that city, has secured a new
charter, and is again among the active
lodges of the state