St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-17
ST. PATRICk'S DAY.
Programme for To- Days Celebra-
ton in ST. Paul.

saint of the Emerald Isle will be appro-
priately celebrated in st. Paul to-day,
as it will be in every quarter of the
globe where Irishmen have wandered.
Great pr operations have been made to
assure the success of the local celebra-
ton, and Irishmen will throng the city
from early morning, bedecked with
green ribbons or bits of shamrock.
Many hundreds are expected to partici-
pate IN the days ceremonies and show
their allegiance to the faith which st.
Patrick brought, and their loyalty to the
land from which they or their fathers
have come. There will be a grand
parade in the morning, the procession
leaving the A. D. H. hall at $50 o'clock.
1t will be made up as fol lows:
Order of Procession.
Platoon of Mounted Police.
Grand Marshal, Hon. John DOwlan.
FIRST DIVISION.
Band.
A, o. II. Rife Company Minneapolis.
Divisions l, 9, 9, a, s and 6, Minneapolis
Marshal John Mahoney, County Delegate
Hennepin County.
A. o. II. State Officers in Carriages.
SECOND DIVISION.
Band.
A. o. H. and Citizens of saltwater,
Marshal, james Barron, County Delegate OF
Washington County.
THIRD DIVISION.
Father Mathew, Crusaders and St. Vincent
Temperance Societies and Citizens
of ST. Paul.
Marshal, G. 3. Stanley.
A. o. Fl. State Insurance Officers in Car
riages.
FOURTH DIVISION.
Marshal, T. F. Kelleher County Delegate,
Ramsey County
Divisions l and 2 st. Paul.
r. A. Walsh, Assistant Marshal.
FIFTH DIVISION,
Band.
Divisions 8, a. 5 and 6. ST. Paul.
Il. W. Burns, Assistant Marshal.
The line of march is from WabaSha to
Ninth, west to franklin; south to Sixth,
and from thence to the Cathedral, where
mass will be celebrated. The march
will be resumed after mass, the line of
route being from Sixth to Seventh to
the Seven corners: down Third street
to Broadway; on Broadway TO Eighth;
Eighth to Robert; Robert to Sixth, and
Sixth to the archbiShop's residence.
where the procession will be received
by his grace, Archbishop Ireland. After
the review the line of march will be con-
WabaSha to the hall, where the process
sion will disband, and the visiting
brothers will be invited to the Claren-
don and Windsor hotels for dinner. Fol-
lowing dinner the citizens and visitors
will reassemble IN the A. o. II. hall and
the following will be the programme:
Hon. John Dowlan, POSTMASTER.
Address of Welcome by I. f. Kelliher, G.
D., Ramsey county.
''City of st. Paui"-Robert A. Smith, mayor
SOng-James Shea, st. Paul.
'The A. o. IL. Of Minnesota'-G. n. Gil
tiSan, state secretary A. o. III.
Reeitation-W. j. Cole, st. Paul.
40. H. Life Insurance''-John Mccarthy,
president insurance fund.
Song.
'Home Rule for Ireland'--J. J. Kinnan,
Minneapolis.
Recitation.
"America Hon. E. W. Durant, Saltwater.
Song.
"The Day We Celebrate"-Pierce Butler, st.
Paul.
Recitation.
1.-THE A. o. H.; It's Aims and Ambitions
r. A. Walsh, st. Paul.
There are many entertainments an
nounced to be given in the evening.
That to be given under the auspices of
be a very enjoyable affair. The pro-
gramme is attractive and varied. John
w. Willis will deliver an address at the
entertainment to be given in st. Johns
parish, and the following will also take
part: Misses Huntley, Quilligan,
Starkey, McCabe, Broderick, McCabe,
Hart. Egan, Dowd, CutZ and Walters;
Messrs. Klinkhamer, McCabe, Connolly,
Hatton, Joyce, Swanson, Crane, Tobin
and Rossberg. j. r. Corrigan, of Min
neapolis, will be the speaker at the en-
tertainment to be given in st. Michaels
hall Oh the West Side. A good musical
programme and the comic farce,
''Widow Wilkins and Her Son." will
be rendered. Two entertainments Will
be given at Cretin hall-one in the after
noon and the other in the evening. This
has been rendered necessary by the
great demand for seats in the evening.
The programme is one of the best that
has been announced. A pleasant even
ing will also be spent in st. Patrick's
parish, corner of Case and Mississippi
Streets, where Hon. d. W. Lawler is
announced to deliver an address on
Gladstone 1.-THE Rough Diamond"
will be presented at this entertainment.
ALI in all, the celebration of St. Pat
rick's day bids fair to equal any of the
celebrations which the Irishmen of st.
Paul have undertaken and so signally
worked to a successful end.