The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1907-07-13

Friday night the Grand Master ne
North Star Lodge No. 1873 U.sB.5 II. a,
Wagner Hall, and held a very bene
fetal session.
Saturday, accom- panied by Col. Haus
dorf and D. D. White, he visited Indian
Mounds and Harriet Island and took
lunch at the Capitol Cafe Went tic
Minneapolis where he met Queen Els
Their and Naomi Temples and in con
junction with the National Grand
Princess obligated three new members
in Naomi Temple The charter of the
Temple was presented by District Dep
uty Princess Mrs Blanche Charleston.
Sunday morning was breakfasted at
Mr.. Dillingham's, the other guests be.
ing DR.. Waldo Turner, VT Francis,
+. .. McGhee, H. B. Howard, r.. Chap
man. Sunday morning visited st.
James A. M. e church and made a
short address. Sunday afternoon. met
a union meeting of ,all the branches
OF the order at ST. Peter A. M. b.
church, Minneapolis. The church was
packed: there were 108 sisters in line
all dressed in white with black bon
nets and white strings, making a very
pretty sight. The following program
was carried out:
Bro. R. 3. Durant, Master of Ceremonies.
Hymn. 'tBlest be the Tie Choir
Invocation, N G. D. NJ, Rev. J. R. Waite
Welcome Address.
SIG. S., Mrs A. r. Watson
Solo SoE';c 80, Nv E. Mrs. F. F. De Leo
K RG7,g?o N: G. p. Mrs NJ. Y. Webster
Our Guests: .:...-..... Mrs. Ida Sellers
n 6. D.sP.. Mrs. B: Charleston
Our order. N. G. M, w. A. Gaines
Music Choir
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Hymn, God be With You Choir
RENEDTCTTON
The collection raised and presented
to the pastor was $115O, the trustees
Of the church were presented $3.50,
and the chorister and organist $1OO
each
Monday morning Rev. W. D. Carter
and Rev. j. R. White took breakfast
with him at Mr.. Dillingham; after
which he held conference in refer
ence to the order with w. P. Mrs Dora
.
S. Mrs. Bessie Miller, of Corinthian
Temple. At 1890 attended meeting
for the reorganization of the Juveniles
under the management Of Mother Ma
iron Mrs. T. E. Franklin, four candid
ates were obligated to act as assist
ants
Monday afternoon from 2 to 4 a
reception was given in honor of Grand
Princess Miss Martha " Webster, Rev.
J. H. Morgan, of New Jersey, and Rev.
G.. w. Gaines, of Chicago, by Messrs.
J. J. Johnson and A. w. Williams at
their residence on Wabasha, which
was a very large and brilliant affair.
Mrs. Samuel Hatcher and Mrs. T. R.
Morgan acted as chaperones. Monday
evening he attended a joint meeting
of Corinthian and Florence Temples,
where three members were obligated
in Corinthian Temple. There. were
fifty-six members present from Corin-
THAN and forty-eight from Florence
Temple, besides visitors and officers.
The. session was full of interest and
lasted until 200 a. M
, Tuesday morning was guest of honor
at breakfast given by Mr.. B. R. Durant
of Payne Ave. Those present were
Rev and Mrs J. R. White, Mesdames
Ben Day, J. H: Hickman. T. R. Nor
gan, Rev. J. H. Morgan, Mr.. J. H. Dill
bingham, Mr. J. @. Adams.
Tuesday afternoon from to 7 Mes
danes W. t. Francis and r. Chapman
of ST. Anthony Ave-, gave a reception
in his honor. A splendid program was
rendered and large crowds of delighted
guests were present.
q Tuesday night there was a reception
in his honor at St. Peter church, Min
nea0olis, presided over by Mrs. Arlivia
C. Watson. "A splendid program was
carried out. A very large crowd was
present.
Wednesday morning breakfasted in
company with Mrs. James Creary,
Messrs. J. H. Loomis and J. H. Hick-
man, Jr., at Mr.. Dillingham's.
Wednesday afternoon visited the
Auditorium, THE APPEAL office and
other points of the business portion of
the city. Dined at Mr. Dillingham's in
company with Mesdames W. T. Fran
els and R. Chapman, after which sort
of farewell reception was held. Later
left over the C. M. & ST. P. Ry. for
Chicago, delighted with his visit. He
promises that the triennial in ST. Paul
will be the greatest in the history Of
the Order
National Grand Princess, Miss Mar
tina " Webster, is arranging to set up
a Royal House of the members Of the