St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-14
DISTINGUISHED GUESTS.
Arrangements for Exhibiting st. Paul
to the Odd Fellows next Tuesday.

Inc Chamber OF Commerce reception
committee, who with the local
members of the Odd Fellows,
are arranging to receive the visiting Odd Fellows
from abroad, called upon the officers of the Man
itoba road and were promptly rendered free
train from Minneapolis to St. Paul. The com
mHtee now desire to secure from citizens one
hundred and twenty-five carriages to give the
visitors drive about the city, the carriages to be
at the Union depot at p. m. on Tuesday.
1t viii greatly facilitate if citizens designing to
send carriages would report their names to the
secretary of the chamber of commerce. Mr.
Carpenter being called upon generously placed
the use of his Summit avenue lookout at the dis
posal of the committee.
The st. Paul odd Fellows have issued the fol-
lowing programme:
RECEPTION AND WELCOME
to the
SOVEREIGN GRAND LODGE,
I. O.. o. F.
Sixtieth Annual Communication, Tuesday, Sep
TENDER IS, 1884.
Programs Of Entertainment
For Our Distinguished Guests.
The committee on transportation will arrive
from Minneapolis by special train on the Mani
toba railroad at the st. Paul Union depot. at 80
p. m, Tuesday, September 10, accompanied by
officers and members of the Sovereign Grand
lodge, members of the Past Grand Representatives
reunion, and invited guests from Minneapolis,
where they will be met by citizens OF St. Paul
and members of the l. o. O. F., with carriages,
TO show them some of the principal points Of in
terest about the city.
THE LINE OF MARCH
The carriages will form on Broadway and
Fourth streets, with the officers OF the Sovereign
Grand lodge in the lead, followed by the mem
bers OF the Past Grand representatives, and then
the officers and members of the Grand Lodge 1.
o. Q. F., of Minnesota.
! The line will then proceed up Fourth street to
Dayton's bluff, near Mr.. P H. Kellys residence,
! giving view of the city, Mississippi river and
beautiful landscape scenery from thence to
Bates avenue and Third street; Third to Maria
avenue, Maria avenue to Fourth, and Kitt.on
| to Seventh; Seventh and Neill to Woodward
avenue; Woodward avenue to Tenth street
| and Broadway Broadway to Seventh; up Seventh
| to Wabashaw; up Wa5ashaw to Tenth; down
| Tenth to jackson; up jackson to Wabashaw
street hill, viewing the city from this charming
elevation; crossing from there to Summit avenue :;
/ out Summit avenue TO the road crossing to Mid
/ way park, stopping on Summit avenue at Car
penter's ''Look Out where a halt will be made
to see the garden, fountains, and view the city,
river, and one of the finest and most picturesque
| landscape scenes in America.
| The procession win Midway park to
College avenue; down College avenue to Rice
and st. Peter streets; down st. Peter TO Third
| taking in Rice park down Third to Sibley; up
Sibley to Fifth up Fifth TO Wabashaw; up
Wabashaw to the Market hail. where the car
riages will be dismissed.
| LUNCH.
| light lunch will be served in Market hall, af-
ter which an address of welcome will be de-
livered to our distinguished guests, by the mayor
OF the city, Hon. c. D. 'Brien, after which the
| Past Grand Representative reunion will hold a
short session. Past Grand Sire Nicholson, of
Pennsylvania, will then deliver an address on
Oddfellowship, followed by other speakers.
| THE BANQUET.
After the session OF the Past Grand Represen-
! tives' reunion, the members of the Sovereign
Grand lodge, and invited guests viii repair to the
Merchants hotel to the banquet.
! TOAsTs.
Appropriate toasts and responses will be made
during the banquet by distinguished persons