The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-26

ent were the national patriotic instructor,
Alice Y. Bordwell; Mrs. Mackin, of o. P.
Morton corps, of Minneapolis Mrs. Lizzie
Mott, Of Madelia. Flowers were sent to
several sick members. The corps mem
bers will furnish and serve dinner to
members of the Seventh and Tenth Min
nesota regiments on Sept 6. Many of the
members will go to Chicago for the ma
tional convention w. r. c. next week.
MODERN SMARITANS.
Astoria council, No 5, will meet tomor-
row evening. business of Importance will
come up.
MACCABEES
The Maccabees of the city are arrang-
ing to visit Sleepy Eye IN a body on Sept
18th, 1t being the occasion of the grea-
Maccabee carnival which will be on dur
ing that week.
A special train will be provided and
low rates secured, and a good time Is
assured for all those who go. TIE COM
mite is now arranging to have the
State band accompany the excursion.
H. G. Hays. of Sleepy Eye, secretary
of the Carnival association. was in TIC
city on Thursday IN his way to Chicago
tc secure some special attractions. While
hero he called on several Of the COM
mittee and assured them that nothing
would be spared tn make 1t the greatest
carnival that was ever held in the state.
and assured an extension of ten years on
the lives of all those who would attend
The prize degree team of No. will
exemplify Tho work for No "a on Monday
evening, when & large class Of candidates
will be admitted, and a musical pro-
granme provided
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.
Last Wednesday evening Capitol Lodge
No. 81 conferred the first and second
ranks. Past Chancellor Shackford occu-
pied the station of C. c. in the second
rank. There were several visitors, In
Guiding one from New York, who was
in the city for three hours, awaiting de-
parture of west-bound train. Next
Wednesday evening the lodge will confer
the third rank. A new roster of the MEM
bership is being prepared.
Wednesday last Washington Lodge No.
IA conferred the second rank and received
another application for membership. The
boys are doing good work p c. A. Pou-
penney addressed them for the good of the
order. Brother Delany was installed as
K. of R. and seal, to fill the ensuing
term.
A. o. U. w.
Following the custom Of the past two
years, the A. o. u. w and D. Of H.
lodges of st. Paul and vicinity will cele-
brate memorial service this year for the
deceased members of the order at the
Peoples church Sunday, Sept. at 8 p.
m.
The general committee, consisting of
three delegates from each of the thirty
nine lodges interested, representing an
approximate membership of 5000, has held
several meetings during the last few
weeks and all arrangements are now
complete. Nothing has been omitted that
1T.
pressiveness or solemnity of the cere-
monies to be observed, and It is conf
IDENTIFY expected that all members will
turn out and show by their presence and
participation that the spirit of true fra
ternal regard lives to honor and revere the
mtmories of It's adherents long after
the whitening hand Of death has placed
It's seal of decay upon the poor mortal
tenement ]. NJ Diment, of OWatonna
Mimi, G. M. w, and Ella H. Mantor, of
Willmar, MINI, will each deliver ad-
dresses. The principal address. however,
will be delivered by Rev. E. G. Clemens,
OF Anoka, deputy grand master workman
Rev. Clemens is an impressive speaker
well known In the Twin Cities, and has
In fact a national reputation, being a
brother of the famous MARK Twain"
A parade of the lodges will be a feature
of the programme. The ladies of the D.
parade, but will proceed at once to the
church, where seats have been reserved
for them. Following is a synopsis of the
the proposed line of march and the pro-
gramme to be observed at the Peoples
church:
The lodges will meet at Smith park at
1:30 p. M; the marshal Of each lodge to
report to Olof Olson, who will be chief
marshal for the occasion. Promptly at
p. m. the line Of march, headed by the
Postoffice Employees band, will move from
Smith park up Sixth street to st. Peter;
thence to Fifth street, to Pleasant ave-
nue., to Peoples church.
First Disadvantages Nos. "a, 81, 142,
So, 8, /, 56.
sscond DI,ibvission-Lodges Nos. 49, Isl, .,
Third DIvissi.on-Lodgoa Nos ias, 1C7. 60,
Programme for Church eervlce-
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