The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-06-17

Knights will return by Minnesota and
Sixth streets to the Pythan hall, where
light refreshments will be served. The
programme is as follows:
Dead March ......................O Orchestra
Prayer Rev. E. G. Sanderson
Il Would Not Live Away" .Quartette
Address ..................Re Rev F. NJ. Rue
Nearer My God to Thee" 80. .Quartette
Prayer :.:....:........ Rev. E. G. Sanderson
GOOD Night ....................Qu artette
Members of Lincoln Lodge No. 10 are
requested to be at K. of P. hall Sunday
June II. at l:45 p. m. to participate in
the Pythian Memorial services; also on
Monday, June 49, at 12:45 p. M to take
part in the Elks parade. F. A Led
strand, c c.; R. c. Neuenschwander, K.
MODERN wooDMEN.
st. Paul Camp No 1901 will attend Me-
mortal services at Hebron Baptist church
this evening. The members of the camp
VIII meet at State and Concord streets at
7:45 p m The members are also request
ed to meet at l o'clock tomorrow on the
corner of Sixth and Robert streets to
take part in the Elks parade The team
Will meet at the hall at l o'clock.
Every member of Unity camp, M w
A., Is commanded to meet at its hall at
$50 tonight to join parade from hall to
tne Clinton avenue church, where our
Memorial service will be held The Me-
mortal sermon will be delivered by Neigh
Dor Rev. Hambley.
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD.
One of the events of the season in
secret society circles will be the
W., Moodm men of the World of the
IWln Cities tenth annual excursion and
picnic at Monte Cristo island today.
Trains viii leave the st. Paul union depot
over the Northwestern road at $50 a. M
and p. m. sharp. They will return at
and 3 p. m. The tickets VIII be % cents
Tor adults and 10 cents for children The
hrst part of the programme will include
music by Quinn's band the singing of
America; an address on life insurance
and its benefits, by Chairman M T. Leon
ard; an address on ''Woodcraft" bv
Eugene S. La France, head counsel, divi-
sion D., an address by Sow. Beaudette.
on the beauties and origin of Monte
Deputy E. NJ Well ~ N''''o
The second part of the programme will
De given over to sports, and includes sew
enteen events. The Woodmen of the
World expect to make this their banner
excursion and picnic, and all who come
are promised a good time
LADIES OF THE G. A. r.
Acker Relief Corps No will give a
progressive euchre party at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. William Thompson 426
South Wabasha street, Friday evening
June 49,
MACCABEEs.
After a pleasant review Tuesday night
the st. Paul tent, knights of the Macca
bees elecsed the following officers for the
ensuing term:
Commander-George Mckay.
l. Commander-W. p. Dyer.
r. K.-G. F. Foster.
+. K.-J. J. Warner
Chaplain-J. B. Marcoux.
Sarg.-P. Underwood
NJ. a Arms-A b Cherniss
First M Guard-C Charbonneau.
Second NJ. Guard-P. Fishman.
Sent.-W; H. Stewart.
Picket-P. G. Hassell
Pianist-H. Dellafield
IRON CHAIN.
Link No. 10 at its last meeting organ
I2eu a drill staff and obligated a class of
three. 1t will also be represented in the
EIks parade tomorrow by a float SYM
bollcal Of the order.
SONS OF HERMANN.
The local lodges of the Sons of Her
in the Elks' parade tomorrow. All lodges
Will assemble with banners and reeaIia
at D. m. sharp at the hall of Washing
ton Louge NO. /, corner of West Seventh
ana st Peter streets. BY order of com
FOREsTERs.
A new court of Foresters of America
Will De instituted at Twin CITY hall lint
FerSlty ana R1ce street, 41exL Friday night
az crock The charter list includes
thlrly names, and there is every nros
Psct OF twice that number The grand
oncerS and the degree team acc0nora
MED by large number of members Viii
come over in special cars to perform tba
1nStltutlng ceremonies. Refreshments will
be served and good time follow.