St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-20
School Children Will Inter.
estingly Contribute to the
Celebration.
Complete Arrangements Made
by the State Historical
Society.

IneinDerS Oh the herman CatnOllc
churches were not satisfied with letting
the matter drop, and so they picked 1t
up and have brought forth a magnifi-
ceut programme. which will give one of
the finest street paradeS ever seen Ia the
city.
The Catholic churches which will
take part in the celebration are the fol-
lowing:
Assumption congregation and schools
Germany, st. Stanislaus con gregatiOn
and schools (Bohemian), st. Adelbert
congregation and school (Polish). Sacred
Heart compensation and school Ger
MANI, st. Francis de Sales congregation
and schools (German), St. Matthews
congregation and school (German), st.
Agnes congregation and school Ger
NAM, st. Peter Claver congregation
and school (coIoredl, st. Bernard con-
gregatlOn and school (German).
Matthias Koch, who will be chief
marshal, mas already issued 1000 badges
for grown people only, and 1000 flags
for children only, and expects to issue
a thousand or so more of each kind.
Then the Italians will JOIN in the parade,
adding 1850 or 5000 more to it. The
Italians will have no further connection
with the celebration of the lis OF Cath
Ollie churches named, but will conduct
their exercises in different quarter of
of the city.
The columns of the Catholic churches
named will be formed as follows:
FIRST DIVISION.
Platoon of Police.
Chief Marshal Koch and Assistants, Charles
Hauk and Nicholas Hardy.
Band of Music.
Assumption Congregation and Schools.
SECOND DIVISION.
Peter kopriva, arShal.
Band of Music.
st. Stanlslaus, Congregation and School.
~ THIRD DIVISION.
Joseph Matz. Marshal.
Band of Music.
q st. Adelbert Congregation and School,
FOURTH DIVISION.
. John Heidenreich. Marshal.
n Band of Music
Sacred Heart Congregation and School.
FIFTH DIVISION.
= John HammeS. Marshal.
Band of Music.
Francis de Sales Congregation and School,
SIXTH DIVISION.
! Henry Steger, Marshal.
ii Band of Music.
St. Matthew Congregation and School
SEVENTH DIVISION.
Nicholas Pothen. Marshal.
Band of Music.
7f St Agnes Congregation and School.
4 EIGHTH DIVISION.
4 w. j. Gardner, Marshal.
ST Peter Clayer Congregation and School.
- NINTH DIVISION.
Michael Nolz. Marshal.
= Band uf-Music.
:, st. Bernard Congregation and School.
The procession will form on EX-
change. st. Peter and Wabasha streets,
and will be Joined by the Italians OF
West Ninth street. The line of march
will be taken up at 2 p. M, and be as
follows:
On West Ninth TO Fort street, on Fort to
Third street. on Third to Slbley street,
on Sibley street to Sixth street, on
Sixth to st. Peter street. Here the Italians
will go into Market hall 20 carry out their
exercises. The procession, after the Italians
are out. will march to Fifth street and on
Fifth street to Rice park. where the pro-
gramme OF exercises will be carried out.
The eight bands will give concert.
The school children will sing "COlum-
bia'' in concert. and the grown people,
children and all will sing 1.-The Star
Spangled Banner" Other patriotic
and national songs will he sung by the
entire multitude. A speech will be
made in English by Frederick L. Nc
Ghee, and a speech will be made in
German by Rev. IsadOre Siegler, of AS
sumption church.
At Every Public School
in the city Columbus day will be cele-
brated. The school celebration will
take place in the forenoon, beginning at
9:30. The programme of each school
will be carried out under the SUPER
vision of its principal. If the day is
pleasant the exercises will be con-
Quoted III the open air upon the grounds
of each school. They Will consist in
each case of reading of the presidents
proclamation; raising aud saluting
the flag by the children; prayer, by some
minister: the singing of national airs
by the children. the reading of Odes
and various selections by the
teachers and by various scholars;
and addresses by prominent citizens.
The children of each school will give
parade around few blocks in the vi
entity OF the school. If the day should
be rainy or cold, the exercises will be
conducted inside the school buildings.
The G. A. K. posts have made the
following assignment of members to
take part in the>eXercises at the various
schools: High school, Ii. A. Castle,
Col. j. H. Davidson, j. J. McCardy and
Maj. John Espy; SibIey school, Gen. c.
G. Andrews; LOngfellOw,D. KingSbury:
Franklin, Rev. Edward Funk; Deane,
Capt. Edward Simouton: Webster, Gen.
r. w. Johnson; Irving, Warren II.
Meade; Maxfield. II. o. Trip; Garfield,
DIR. Gotw0ld; Madison. Judge Egan;
Humboldt, c. L. Sumbardo.
| ~ The programme at the high school
Will be as follows:
i5N
Y Reading of the president proclamation, j.
j. McCardy.
II Raising the flag color guard Of five
| girls from the fourth class will do this.
Salute TO the flag.
Prayer. by Rev. Edward j. Funk
Song for Columbus day. by the school,
- Columbus day address, The Meaning of
the Four Centuries" Louis Frankel
Reading of Miss Proctor:s Ode, Emma
| Fryer.
Addresses by Capt II, A. Castle. Maj Espey
and Thomas Cochran Jr.
Music. National songs.
:, The pupils of Monroe school will give
an entertainment Friday. Oct. 81, at 9
o'clock a. M, at which a pleasing pro-
gramme will be given. The friends
| and parents are cordially invited to at
tend.
Song, school, america"
Essay, Emma Rolf1es, Landing of Column
bus"
Song, school, Columbia"
Retaliation, Maggie Gruber, 'sThe First to
Greet Columbus
Song, Lulu Thornton and Polly Nolan.
Recitation Danton Pinkas "Christopher
Columbus
Song, school. "Star-Spangled Banner
Recitation, Oma Rank, "Columbia's Ban
ner'
Acrostic, eight girls, columbus"
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