The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-12

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Mrs. and Mrs J. T. tombstone, of Maria
| avenue. will entertain the club on Sat
ucjay evenig, Jan. 49, at dancing party.
Unity Tent No. will hold a public in
| stallation of officers Tuesday evening
! State Commander l. n. Chellew will be the
| installing officer, assisted by Ramsey DI-
| vision No. l, Uniform Rank, K. o. I. M,
| who will also give a fancy drill. very
! fine musical programme has been prepar-
! ed, after which refreshments VIII be
served and dancing will be INDUCED in
! Unity Tent No. now has $50 members
! and every effort will be made to make
it 900 by July l, 1902.
University lodge, A. o. U. W., installed
! officers Wednesday night The ceremony
| was performed by the grand lodge Of
| ficers. The new officers are: j. 9. Kar-
| ger, P. NJ. w; c. F. Dick, M. w; j. R.
! Mckee, F.. George Holmes, O.; Charles
| A. Pottgieser, Rec; James Tyrer, Fin;
! G. A. BOelter, Rec; ]. j. Winn, G.; W.
| j. Hanke, l. w; A. p. S. Monsoon q.
W. class of five candidates were in
itiated.
The annual Epiphany entertainment
/ will be held tomorrow evening in the
| Christ church guild hall. A reception
| for Bishop and Mrs Edsall WI be COM
| bined with a parish social. Rev. c. u.
| Andrews and the Misses Andrews will ac9
as hosts, the Epiphany cake will be cut
! and the woman whose piece of cake con-
| tains the ring will be the hostess at next
! years party.
The annual meeting of the Luther
League OF the Memorial Luther church
| will be held Tuesday evening at the
| home of the pastor It's Iglehart street.
/ There will be installation of the officers
! recently elected; a union meeting Of the
| young mems and young WOmen's
branches of the league, and reports of
| the retiring officers, followed by a social
and tea.
Webster Lodge No. %, X. of P, at
It's last regular convention installed Off
GERS for the ensuing year. The instalIa-
tlon was followed by musical enter
! tainment- Grand Representative e. II.
! haas presided as installing officer. The
lodge presented Past Chancellor George
| graved.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Minnesota
/ Association Of EX-PTsOners of War met
| at the home Of Mrs David Kribes. of
| last Isabel street, and elected the fol-
/ lowing officers: Mrs. Z. L. Fisher, presi-
dent; Mrs. P. e. Folsom, of Minneapolis,
! wee president; Mrs. L. B. DOran, secre-
! tary and treasurer
! A joint installation of the officers of
! Acker post and Aclzer Relief corps was
! 4eId Friday evening at the post hall in
central block. corner of Sixth and Sew
/ enth streets. Prof. H. E. Philips ana
others furnished a short entertainment
| after the regular ceremonies
MISS Lena Wermus was given sur
! PRISE party last Sunday afternoon and
/ evening at her home 374 Magnolia street
! Music was the feature Of the afternoon
and the evening was spent in games and
danclng. Supper was served at O clock,
covers being laid for thirty-five.
The Ladies Aid Society Of COnsteIla-
ton Chapter No. 49, .. z. S.. will give
cinch party and musicale at the home
Of OF MIS- III Il; G. Munson, 81 The Bucking
ham, Friday afternoon, Mrs. Dampier
having charge of the cards and Mrs.
| Goodman of the music.
St. Paul Lodge No. los, Order of Column
ban 7t knlshts, at Cdd Fellows hall Thurs
/ day installed its newly elected officers,
after which the degree team from Min
! neaDOfls Metropolis lodge conferred the
/ new I1tualiStic work on fifteen appli-
cants. Music and refreshments followed.
| The W0men's Foreign Missionary So
| ciety Of the First NJ. e. Church will hold
/ its January meeting Tuesday afternoon at
Z:SO clock at the home of Mrs. Grant
| Wagner, 722 Holly avenue Mrs. B. s.
/ CoWen VIII nave charge of the pro-
gramme.
The Ladies Missionary Society Of the
Emmanuel Baptist church met yesterday
at the home of Mrs. J. J. Ellis, 1145 \. est
| seventh street. There We're thirty pres
enL. The meeting was conducted by
Mrs. c. c. Markham. Refreshments were
! served.
The Deutscher Frauenclub, Of Mime
apO1S, IS making extensive preparation
TOT It's annual charity ball, which will
be given Jan 20 at the Masonic temple.
! Sixth street and Hennepin. A large
number OF st. Paul people are planning
to attend.
At At a .meeting. Of the Arlington Hills
Mothers club to be held Wednesday,
Jan. 10, in the John Ericsson school at
I p. m, a class of children will give a
working exhibit of industrial work und4r
| TIE guidance of the teachers. An exhibit
Of finished work will also be in place
The women Of Court Alpha No II, U.
.: e., will give d progressive cinch party
wednesday evening at Central hall. Those
IN charge OF arrangements are Mrs. }.
! Brodie, Miss Marion Murray and Mrs
Crist.
The Monday Shakespeare club will meet
win Mrs Harry Y. Thorne, 50 Summit
sion viii be '|The Old Confederation
and the lesson from Shakespeare will be
the last act of Henry W.
There will be a meeting Of the st. Paul
Political Equality club at the home Of
! NJ. and Mrs. w. e Rodgers, 249 S0uth
| Exchange street, Tuesday evening. There
! Wei be several addresses and a good
| musical ana literary programme.
Tie first annual han Of the Theodore
| Benefit Association will be given Satur-
Gay evening, Jan. 25 at Mozart hall.
sixth and Franklin streets Music will
be furnished by KOhler's orchestra
SANITY City Council No 50, U. G. T.,
viii give its January social Saturday
evening at Elks' hall. Progressive cinch
viii be followed by dancing and sup
| per. Music viii be furnished by the
| Twin City Mandolin club.
The White Rose Birthday club was or
| ganized at the residence of Mrs. A. Har-
niSh, West Seventh street, yesterday and
! will meet Tuesday afternoon at the resi-
dence of Mrs. w. l.. Keefe Pleasant
| avenue.
Minnesota Beta Phi Kappa Psi will give
ITS annual ball Jan. "a at the Minnekahda
cub IN Minneapolis. Harvey CIapp. of
st. Paul, is chairman of the COMMITTEES
| on arrangements
ST. Paul Lodge No. 49, NJ. B. A. will
give a dancing party Jan. 20 at Odd Eel
lows hall, Fifth and Wabasha streets
| Hillyard's orchestra will furnish mu-
sic.
The Laurel Cycle club will hold it's an
nual election Of officers Tuesday night at
the Aberdeen. The committee in charge
Of the election is r. J. Doherty, r. S.
Chase and f. Orion Joy.
The Jolly Sixteen Euchre club was en-
tertained last Thursday afternoon bv
Mrs. Buckley, of Edmund street. Prizes
We're awarded to Madames Milan. RoinII
Mulgrew and Lightner
The Junior Chapter of the Brotherhood
of St. Andrew will give an entertainment
! Wednesday, evening in the guild room Of
st. Peters church for the benefit of the
choir fund.
The regular meeting of Ivanhoe Chan
ter No. 1876. o. E. S. which was to take
rlace Monday evening Jan. 49, has besn
postponed until further notice.
The Ladies' Aid Society of ConstelIa-