St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-05-17
TO-DAY's CELEBRATION.
The Grand Parade and Exercises
at NOrmanna Hall.


the exercises of the afternoon forms at
$50 o'clock at Twelfth avenue south
and Third street, the line of march be-
ing Third street to Fifteenth avenue,
thence to Fifth street, thence to Cedar
avenue, thence to Washington avenue,
thence to First avenue south. thence to
the union depot, where the st. Paul con-
tlngent will be received and join the
parade The procession will then move
across the bridge along Central avenue
to Fifth street southeast, to Third ave-
nue., to University avenue, to Central
avenue, to Nicollet, to Seventh street,
to Sixth avenue south. to Washington
avenue, to Twelfth avenue, to Nor
mamma hall, where a platform has been
erected and the speechmaking of the
day will occur. The speeches to be de-
livered are Historical Review of Nor
manna," Luth Jaeger; addresses by
Gov. Merriam and Mayor Babb: dedica-
ton speech. Hon. knute Nelson; ora
ton of the day, Prof. William Peter
son. The NormadeneS Singing society
will render selections.
In the evening there will be a thea
ter, with the following exercises: Pro
logue, Mrs. Bendeke; exhibition on roll
skates by Axel Paulsen. followed by
Abekatten (nOnkey), vaudeville in one
act, with songs.
CAST OF CHARACTERS.
Margrite, his niece. ........ Mrs Sandvig
Miss Soensen, his housekeeper.. Miss Hammer
Tundahl, law student. h L. Hjorth
Ole, servant to Iversen ---.-. q. HarblZ
Northern tableaux, arranged by Mr..
Hoiback. Song, Yes, We Love That
Land" by the audience.
OTHER ENTERTAINMENTS.
The Norwegian Turner'S give an eXhl-
bition at Harmonic hall in accordance
with the following programme:
Pantomime, Madam olsens Boarding
House,
Music.
Turning on bars by the first class.
Club swinging by Otto Nody.
Music.
Turning on the pole by the first class.
Summersaults by the first aud second
classes.
Tumhling. pyramids and other evolutlons
by a number of turner's followed by wrest-
ling matches.
The East side Scandinavian Temper
ance society will celebrate by giving
festival at Roses hall. POS Central ave
nue.. The following programme has
been provided.
song :-..-...... Quartette
Speech. ...............Pr Prot. William Petereon
Piano solo ....... ....... Miss Hole
Speech .....--. ........... Rev. Iverson
Song. duet. Misses Anderson and Holmstrom
Speech OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ......Mr. Briggs
song, SOLO. ~. Ineden
Recitation, ..............-....-.- 20: Palmer
Song ......... ........ ......... Quartette
Another entertainment will be given
under the auspices of the South Side
Minneapolis club. A number of
speeches will be made, but the princi-
pal address of the evening will be made
by j. A. Peterson. Music and song will
follow, and the affair will wind up with
the serving of refreshments.
The North Minneapolis Scandinavian
society will celebrate at Maben's hall,
Sixteenth street north and Fifth ave
Upon the programme have been placed
the elocutionists, Mrs. II. E. Wilson,
Mrs K. johnson, Rev. j. w. Martin,
Prof. BjorklGnd. Mrs. Toralson, Miss
Custad and Mrs. J. P. Davis, all of
whom have promised to give some very
interesting exercises.
The two concerts, the first of which
was given by the Swedish Ladies' Oc-
tette at the Peoples theater. is an in
teresting attraction to the unsteady in
clined. The programmes rendered are
of great merit.
a grand ball at Harmonic hall Satur-
day evening is the concluding feature
of the celebration.