St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-03-21
THIS WILL BE GOOD
ANNUAL BANQUET OF THE YOUNG
MEMS CENTRAL DEMOCRATIC
CLUB TONIGHT.
GUESTS FROM OTHER CITIES
WILL HELP THE LOCAL DEMO-
Gratis CELEBRATE THE HAPPY
ANNIVERSARY.
BIRCH BARK BEDE AND OTHERS
VIII Make Speeches, and There Will
BE Many Very Happy Hap
penings.
GUESTS FROM OTHER CITIES
BIRCH BARK BEDE AND OTHERS

The final arrangements were COM
pleted last evening for the big event
or the Young Mems Central Democratic
Club of Ramsey County at joint meet
ing OF the banquet committees. The
annual banquet of the orgs niZation
takes place this evening at Central
hall, Seventh and Cedar streets. This
large hall has been especially decorat-
ed for the occasion with a number Of
twenty-foot flags, and shields repre-
senting every ward and voting district
In the county The stage upon which
the Twin City Mandolin orchestra will
give it's musical concert during the
banquet, is almost hidden from view
by potted plants and palms. All the
guests at the speakers table will re-
ceive button-hole bouquet from f. f.
Wilde, the chairman of the reception
committee. A beautiful souvenir pro-
pramme has been prepared. one Of
which will be given to every guest as
remembrance of their evening spent
with the young Democrats of this
city. All the committees will wear
their badges, and therefore can be dis
tinguished by the guests, so that their
comfort can be thoroughly looked after.
These will receive: F. F. Wilde, chair
man; A. E. Kuester, Justice Frederick
Nelson, Charles Mcdonnell, John Clan
cy, N. c. Lehnertz, Ed Fahey and
Charles j. Meilicke, of the local club;
also J. A. 'Shaughnessy, of Saltwater,
and William Baldwin, of Minneapolis,
as honorary members of the committee.
The Young Mems Democratic Club Of
Minneapolis will attend in body, and
large delegation from Saltwater will
be present, with number of small
delegations from neighboring towns.
All in all everything is complete for
large and harmonious gathering of the
Democracy, to further the best inter-
ests OF the community by united &C
ton. The following guests will oc-
cupy seats at the speakers table:
Mayor Robert A. Smith, Hon. o. o. Cullen,
Judge j. w. Willis, FIR. F. Wilde, Frank
Ford, David F. PEBBLES, H. ]. Strouse, John
Robb. Frank G.. Brady, Ed ]. Darragh,
Charles Kartak, John WAGNER Joe Ehrmann-
trout Jr., DR.. e. H. Whitcomb, and others
from the state. including Hon. o. NJ Hall,
water; Hon. ]. Adam Bede. of Tower; Will
lam Baldwin and Charles S. Albert, of Min
neapolis
In order that no Democrat may be sighted,
Fifth and Robert streets. This was done, as
invitations could not be sent to all.
The following is the complete programme:
Musical concert, by Twin City Mandolin or
chestra: March, "King Cotton" Sousa;
selection from 'Knickerbockers," De Koven;
waltz, Far Away" Swanson; Spanish dances,
Mozskowski duet double bass and banjo,
selected, Snyder and Sinks; Ulozuska, LA
Czarine," Xyxcle; march, Dandy Fifth"
Farland, Prof. T. L. Snyder; popular med
ley, Brown.
The following is the programme of toasts
and speakers: Toastmaster, E., c.. Hine-
bough; Young Men in Politics." William
Baldwin. president of the Y. NJ. D. c. Of
Minneapolis: ''The Importance of Studying
Politics." FIR. f. Wilde vice president Y.
NJ. c. D. c.. of st. Paul ''The Loyalty of the
Young Democracy" Hon. J. G. Nethaway,
of saltwater, Mimi: "Our City" Hon. c. D.
O'Brien Young Men Out of Politics." ].
Adam Bede, of Tower, Mimi; ''The Demo-
cratic Party" Hon. Frank Ford; "Our Re-
lations With Cuba" Charles S. Albert vice
president Y. NJ. D. c. of Minneapolis; "a
Few Remarks" Justice F. Nelson.
All guests are requested to be present at
$50 o'clock sharp.