The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-03-13
THE ST. PAUL GLOBE. SUNDAY. MARCH 13. 1901.


new members. These two courts have had
several pleasant joint meetings. but never
a more joyful one than the last. The de-
gree teams of the courts did their work
well, the high standing committee was
present In body and about forty other
out-of-town Forester guests. After the
meeting refreshments were dainty served
by the women Of Court Alpha and those
VINO cared to DO SO could dance to good
music until o'clock.
st. Paul Tent No. "a, Knights Of the
Maccabees, is preparing to secure many
tiated March II.
Unity Tent No. s. knights of the Mac
cabees, which is actively seeking recruits.
hopes to become the largest tent in the
state by the end Of 1904.
Dale Tent No. 108, knights of the Mac
cabees. VIII give a ball April 5 at Century
nail for the benefit of the degree team.
The Fifth District Minnesota L O. 6. 7.
Will convene at Central hail. corner of
Sixth and Seventh streets, March ID: Din
ner and supper will be served by TWEEN
tieth Century Lodge No. 7.
Hlawatha degree team No. 80, A. o.
y. W. will meet at its hall, Sixth and
structions and to perfect arrangements
for dance to be given March II.
Ramsey Council No. 1850, Royal Ar
canuIn, will hold its next regular meeting
Tuesday evening, March Is. at Elks hall.
1t has been designated as application
night for members only, instead Of card
party as scheduled After the regular
sey's new side degree, "a Sight of the
Moon, etc., and will wind UP with
Dutch lunch prepared by Mine Host
John Bruggeman, once more yet" A large
turnout of members is requested and
members of other councils are also in
yited.
Imperial Lodge No. "a, Order of Column
bian Knights, held house warming par
ty in their new home at Odd Fellows hall
Monday evening, March T. Metropolis
Lodge No. III, of Minneapolis; attended
in a body and a very enjoyable evening
was passed. The following programme
was rendered:
Piano solo ..........-. -. "A. D. Carr
Mandolin selection Miss Grace Strict
Address ............. Good Of the Order
j. Lettourneau.
Buck and wing dancing. .ChaS Baldwin
Deputy supt President w. H. Deedy
Selection on phonograph-
Vice President VIM. Moennich
The Crusaders club has been reorgan-
lied and will present the play THE Ras-
cal. Pat" Wednesday evening" March %,
streets.
The Ladies' Social Union of st. Pauls
Universalst Church will meet Tuesday af-
ternoon with Mrs. L. Van Horne, OF Cana
Ola street.
NJ. r A d.
bekah Lodge No. 80 will give a card par
ty at their hall, Monday night, March Il,
1904, corner of Greenwood and ROBBIE
streets.
The Ladies' Aid Of Eastern Star Re
bekah Lodge No. 50 gave Mrs Tracy an
apron shower last Monday evening in
honor of her birthday. Cards were played
during the evening.
Fraternity Camp No. 800, M. W. A,
will have a card party at their hall next
Friday evening, March Is. Everybody in
vfted
Retail Statesmen union will give their st.
Patrick social dance at Cambridge hall on
Thursday evening. Refreshments and
The Fraternal Camp. R.. N. A, No: 3275,
gave card party at Central hall last
. by Mrs. Finnegan, Mrs Carnie, Mrs. Kla-
bard, Mr.. Schoheld, Mr.. McGeary, Mr..
Luncefarel and Mrs. Divine.
Mrs. Haas, of Park avenue, entertained
the S. A S. Euchre club Thursday after
noon. High scores were made by Mes
DANES Robertson, Mckay, Lockwood and
hostess.
The Daytons Bluff Mothers club will
meet at the Van Buren, school on Friday
afternoon. March Is. Rev. G. Herbert
Shut will speak on The Kind and In.
dulgent Parent Miss Fuella Snow will
render a musical selection.
Mrs. A. J. Ries, of st. Adams street,
entertained the JULY Twelve Euchre club
Tuesday afternoon. High scores were
made by Mrs. William CHM and Mrs. Her
man Schoenheiter
Nicholas Brahy entertained last evening
large number. of his old friends and
guests were William Sniker, Spoardi Ke-
wis, Robert Scott Miss Helen Chyster-
quiski, Miss Francisco James, Harold
Knopp and Prof. G. 7. Metcalf.
Mrs. c. R. Johnson, of Charles street,
a bride of last month, was surprised by
the Twilight Euchre club Friday evening
Cards We're played at four tables, Prizes
were won by Mrs. J. Robertson, Mrs. J.
P. Monhan, Mrs. Addison and Mrs SUIT
Royal Oak Camp No. 159 Royal Neigh
bors of America, gave one Of the most
suceessful card parties Of the year. at
their hall Friday evening. About sixty
tables were played and over ESQ were
present.
An entertainment, dramatic and must
cal, will be given in st. Francis hall, DAILY
and Warsaw streets, on the evening of
ST. Patrick'S day under the auspices of
st. James parish. Under the direction of
parish are putting on a play. Between
acts solos will be sung by Miss Jane c..
Holland Miss Gertrude Dodds and Miss
Alice Thornton. Several selections will be
rendered on the piano by Miss Lillian
Cordeau.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Central NJ
E. Church will meet at the home of Mrs
]. G. Smith, the Hiawatha, Cedar street,
Thursday afternoon.
The guards of Dale Hive, L. o. T. M.
whose trim uniforms and skillful maneu
verS attracted attention at the recent
Pythian benefit will give an entertainment
Monday evening at Bowlby hall. There
will be programme of cards and dane
ing. The young women are giving a Sc
ries of entertainments for the purpose of
raising funds to pay their expenses at
the worlds fair, where they will COM
pete for prizes in the worlds fair lodge
drills Miss Margaret Nelson is captain
of the guards.
Court Minnesota No. 453, of the indie
pendent Order. of Foresters initiated
large class Friday night.