St. Paul daily globe., 1891-06-20
WILLKOMMEN TURNER
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found below. 1t is. however, merely
skeleton of the exercises, to enumerate
which, in detail would require many
columns. 1t includes the work for the
active and passive Turner's, the ladies',
the orators and the singing societies.
Properly speaking, it begins with the
parade to day and ends with the free for
all festivities at White Bear Tuesday.
FIRST DAY-sATURDAY, JUNE 20.
During the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of guests
at the depots by the reception committee; !;
welcome speeches at Germania TurnVerein
hail. Luncheon.
3P M-Grand parade; termination point,
Rice park, where Hon. w. Il. Merriam, gov
ernOr OF Minnesota; Hon. ID. W. Lawler, city
attorney of st. Paul, and Hon. Albert Schef-
fer will address the masses
p. M.-At Market hail, grand concert
mass male chors by the united singing So
cieties by st. Paul, Minneapolis and Still
water, with tenor solo, an aria from Der
Freischutz" by Prof. Lienau. The societies
participating will be the Germania, Lieder-
tafel, Arion, Concordla. Socialistische Maen-
nerchor aud st. Paul Maennerchor, of ST.
Paul; Ost. Minneapolis. and FrohsInn, of
Minneapolis, and the Maennerchor, of Still
water
SECOND DAY-sUNDAY. JUNE q.
4:30 A. M.-Reveille
A. M-Breakfast on the fair grounds
A. M.-Preparatory calisthenics, ell masse.
IA. M.-Commencement of competitive
class turning by various Turner's societies in
thirty divisions, popular turning. running
high jumping and putting the shot in nine
divisions.
Il M.2 p. M.-Intermission dinner.
20 P. M.-ContinuatiOn of class turning,
(optional apparatus turning and obligatory
calisthenic drill with iron wands), also com
petitive turning of the alter and riegen GLASS;
(men from forty TO sixty years of age.)
5-6 P. M.-Calistheaics with iron wands en-
masse by over 1000 active turner's, the grand
est feature of the Turnfest
p. M.-Competitive oratorical exercises at
Turner hall. i'll charge of the committee on
mental culture, directed by Chairman Max
Toltz. An address by President Louis Sterns
will be followed by solo by George Bielitz.
Ex-tempoIe speaking by a class upon themes
to be announced. Singing contest by visit
ing societies. Addresses by the following:
Louis Netlleharst. of Chicago. president of
the Personal Rights and Liberty league; ;
Henry Huhn. Milwaukee. editor of the Frei-
denker; Adolph Wolff, st. Paul, editor of the
NolksZeitung
THIRD DAY-MoNDAY, JUNE ~.
A. .M.-Commencement of prize turning
for individuals, popular turning, Group L:
putting the shot, lifting weights, running g
long jumping.
P. M.-Popular turning, running high
jump. hop, step and jump. hand-over- hand
climbing, high jumping, pole vaulting, run
ming race.
ASP Especial gymnastics, Indian club
swinging and wrestling.
SO p. M.-Indian club swinging by all the
ladies' turning classes
SP. M-Grand exhibition turning at Market
hall, grand ball at Market hall for the benefit
OF visiting turner's.
FOURTH DAY-TUEsDAY, JUNE 23
Excursion to White Bear lake in the morn
ing and general picnic festivities
2P. K-Prize swimming at the pavilion.
General distribution of prizes.
Evening nights festivities
Grand pyrotechnic display, in charge of
William SchmOLter