The Saint Paul globe., 1902-08-03

turn Of the boat so that the Minneop-
oils party need not worry about get
ting home.
Sons of Veterans.
st. Paul Camp No. 1, Sons of Vet
Grams, will meet in regular session
Friday evening, the Sth. All applica-
tions for the muster on the 22d should
be presented on the evening. That
night has been set aside for Joint
campfire with the Grand Army posts
and the camp. The muster will be
exemplified for the benefit of p. Com
mander-in-Chie Torrance and staff,
Department Commander StarkWeather
and staff and other prominent COM
rades, who will be in attendance. The
visitors will be entertained with mis-
cellaneous programme, after which
lunch will be served by the members
of the camp. Lieut.. John Davern has
offered prize to every member Secur- .
ing five new members before Jan. 1,
1903. The boys are beginning to huS-
tie.
Druids.
Minnesota Grove No. will celebrate
it's sixth anniversary with a grand pic
mic at Harris park Sunday, Aug. 3.
Allied Orders.
Mrs. D. C. Lightbourne, of Marshall
avenue entertained the woman's aux
Union Veterans Relief union, Thurs
day afternoon, at progressive thim-
BILE bee. Mrs Lightbourne was assist
ed by Mrs. G. M. Rose, Mrs. James
Gordon and Mrs. Van Brunt. The
auxiliary picnicked at Lake Como on
Friday afternoon. A patriotic supper
was served at $50.
The members of Garfield Woman's
Relief corps gave the first in series
of patriotic card parties Thursday aft
ernoon at Central hall annex. Progress
sive cinch was played at sixteen tables.
The favors We're won by Mrs. M A.
Soule Mrs. William Wallace, Mrs.
James Devine and Mrs. Joseph Soule.
The committee in charge was Mrs. F.
P. Floody, Mrs. Flood, Mrs. G. l.. Fish
er and Mrs. N. o. Ainey. The corps
picnicked Friday afternoon and even
ing at Harriet island. The members of
Garfield post, G.. A R., were guests at
supper at o'clock.
Constellation chapter, Order of the
Eastern Star, will give an informal re-
ceptiOn Wednesday evening at Masonic
temple, on West Fifth street. Mrs.
Munson, matron of the chapter, will be
assisted in receiving by the officers of
the chapter.
Ivanhoe Chapter No. 1877, Order of
the Eastern Star, will give an excur-
sion Saturday afternoon and evening,
Aug. 8, on the steamer LOra and barge.
The boat will leave the docks at 2
o'clock for a trip up the Minnesota
river.
Daughters of Rebekah.
The degree staff of Evening Star
Lodge No. 15 D. of R., gave an enter
tainment Thursday evening at Odd
Fellows hall. Miss Madeline Aarseth
gave readings, a piano duet was given
by Miss Whipple and Miss Frautschi,
Frank Fisher contributed a tenor solo,
and Miss Edith Mayfield and Mrs. Will
liam F. Boettcher piano solos. An or
chestra played for a short dance pro-
gramme. Refreshments were served.
The lodge initiated a large class FRI
day evening at Odd Fellows hall.
Maccabees.
Ramsey Division No. 1, uniform rank,
and Unity tent, K. o. T. M, have ar
ranged for a grand prize drawing for a
$500 piano, to be held under the joint
auspices of the two organizations. The
greater portion of the returns will be-
used to equip and uniform in up-to-
date manner the members of the rank.
A general committee has been appoint
ed, who will elect a treasurer, also
chairman and secretary. The event
will take place on Sept. 16, at which
time Unity tent will have it's big dance.
The membership is entering into this
matter with a great deal of energy, as
A. o. u. w
University Lodge No "a held a large
and well attended meeting on Wednes-
day, the Goth. Applications were re-
ceived and referred to committees, and
at the next meeting a class of candi-s
dates will be initiated. All members Of
the order generally are invited. The
visiting club has voted to visit Union
Star lodge for their next meeting, and
Grant lodge, on West Seventh street,
on the 21st. A basket picnic will be
given by the lodge this afternoon at
Harriet island, and there will be music
and dancing and games for the chill
dren.
ST. Paul Visiting club met with Capt.
tol City Lodge No 237 last Wednesday
and, although it was a warm night, the
evening was very pleasantly spent.
Speeches were made by Brothers War
ner and Cochran, of Grant lodge;
Brother Wehram, of st. Anthony, and
Brothers Murphy and Ramaley, of No
BILE Franklin. and others.