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

Mrs and Mrs. ]. T. tombstone, of Maria
| avenue, will entertain the club on sat
| urday evenig, Jan. 10, at dancing party.
Unity Tent No will hold a public in
! stallation of officers Tuesday evening.
State Commander /. n. Chellew will be the
| installing officer, assisted by Ramsey Dl-
! vision No. /, Uniform Rank, K. 0. I. M,
| who will also give fancy drill. A very
| fine musical programme has been prepar-
| ed, after which refreshments will be
served and dancing will be INDUCED in.
| 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, NJ. W.; j. R.
! Mckee, F.; George Holmes o.; Charles
A. Pottgieser, Rec; James Tyrer, Fin;
j. Hanke, l. w; A. P S. Monson, o.
! w. A 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. Edsal WI be COM
! bined with a parish social. Rev. c. u.
! Andrews and the Misses Andrews will act
| as hosts, the Epiphany cake will be cut
and the woman whose piece of cake con-
| talns the ring will be the hostess at next
years party.
The annual meeting of the Luther
! i@ScS nc u the RI6IuOIldl Luther cHuIC
will be held Tuesday evening at the
| home of the pastor, It's Iglehart street.
| There will be installation of the officers
recently elected; union meeting Of the
young mems and young wOmen's
| branches of the league. and reports of
the, retiring officers, followed by social
| and tea.
Webster Lodge No. %, K. of P, at
! It's last regular convention installed off,
GERS for the ensuing year. The installa-
| tlon was followed by a musical enter
tainment Grand Representative E.. H.
| Haas presided as installing officer The
lodge presented Past Chancellor George
w. Distler with a jewel neatly en-
graved.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Minnesota
| Association Of Ex-PrlsonerS of War met
at the home of Mrs. David Kribes, of
| East Isabel street, and elected the fol-
| lowing officers: Mrs. Z. L. Fisher presi-
dent; Mrs: P. e. Folsom, of Minneapolis
! vice president; Mrs. L. B. Doran, secre-
| tary and treasurer
A joint installation of the officers of
! Acker post and Acker Relief corps was
6eIo friday evening at the post hall, in
! central block. corner of Sixth and Sew
ehth streets. Prof H. E. Philips ana
others furnished a short entertainment
after the regular ceremonies.
Miss Lena Wermus was given a sur
prise party last Sunday afternoon and
| evening at her home, 374 Magnolia street
Music was the feature of the afternoon
ana the evening was spent in games and
! uoNItSluS.- supper was served at o clock,
! covers being laid for thirty-five.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Constella-
ton Chapter No. 49, o. z. S.. will give
a cInch party and musicale at the home
OF Mrs, Il c. Munson, 81 The Bucking-
ham, Friday afternoon, Mrs. Dampier
| having charge of the cards and Mrs
| Goodman Of the music.
st. Paul Lodge No. 10S, Order of Column
blar Knights, at Cdd Fellows hall Thurs
day, installed its newly elected officers
| after which the degree team from Min
neaDois Metropolis lodge conferred the
new 11tualistic work on fifteen appli-
! cants Music and refreshments followed.
| The WOmen's Foreign Missionary So
! clety Of the First NJ. e. Church will hold
/ its January meeting Tuesday afternoon at
2:50 o clock at the home of Mrs. Grant
| wagner, ~ Holly avenue. Mrs. B. 5.
| Cowen will nave charge of the pro-
gramme.
The Ladies Missionary Society of the
1mrnanuel Baptist church met yesterday
| at the nome of Mrs j. J. Ellis, 1145 \, est
! Seventh street. There were thirty pres
ent. The meeting was conducted bT
| MRS Z. Z. Markham Refreshments were
! served.
The Deutscher Frauenclub, of Mime
/ apoHS, IS making extensive preparations
! Tor Its annual charity ball, which will
pc given Jan 20 at the Masonic temple
Sixth street and Hennepin. A large
to attend.
At At a meeting of the Arlington Hills
Mothers club to be held Wednesday,
Jan. 10, in the John Ericsson school at
p. m, class of children will give a
working exhibit Of Industrial work under
| the 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 progressive cinch party
/ w edneSday evening at Central hall Those
| in charge of arrangements are Mrs. j
| Erode, Miss Marion Murray and Mrs
| Crist.
| The Monday Shakespeare club will meet
with Mrs. Harry V. Thorne, So Summit
| sion viii be THE Old Confederation,
ana the lesson from Shakespeare will be
! the last act Of Henry W
There will be a meeting of the st. Paul
| PGHilcal Equality club at the home Of
! Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Rodgers, 248 South
| Exchange street, Tuesday evening. There
! VII be several addresses and a good
! musical and literary programme
TIE first annual hall of the Theodore
ftamm Brewing Company's Employees
! BeDeht Association will be given SatuH-
gay evening, Jan 25 at Mozart hall,
Sixth and Franklin streets. Music viii
| be furnished by Kohler's orchestra
SANITY City Council No. So U. G. IT.
| VIII give its January social SATURDAY.
! evening at EIks hail. Progressive cinch
win be followed by dancing and sup
| per: Music will be furnished by the
| Twin City Mandolin club.
! The White Rose Birthday club was or
| gained 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
It's annual ball Jan. "a at the NIinnekahda
Cub IN Minneapolis. Harvey C1app, Of
ST Pau, is chairman Of the committee
| on arrangements.
st. Paul Lodge No. 4S8 NJ. B. A.. will
give dancing party Jan. 20 at Odd Fell
| lows hall, Fifth and Wabasha streets.
| Hillyard's orchestra will furnish mu-
sic.
The Laurel Cycle club will hold its an
nual election of officers Tuesday night at
the Aberdeen. The committee in charge
| of the election is E. J. Doherty, r. s.
| Chase and F. Orion Joy.
| The Jolly Sixteen Euchre club was en-
| tertained last Thursday afternoon by
| MRS. Buckley, of Edmund street Prizes
We're awarded to Madames Milan, BoiniI.
Mulgrew and Lightner
| The Junior Chapter of the brotherhood
or 81 Andrew will give an entertainment
| Wednesday evening in the guild room Of
| st. Peters church for the benefit of the
choir fund. '-10
me regular meeting of Ivanhoe Chan
| ter No. lS5, o. E. s., which was to take
| PLACE Monday evening. Jan. 10, has been
postponed until further notice
The Ladies' Aid Society of Constella-