The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-05-23
CLINTON AVENUE CHURCH
WILL BE VISITED BY THE VARIOUS
LOCAL POSTS AND
CORPS.
In the Morning Service at the Ca
thedral by Invitation on
Father Lawler.

eral of the churches. A number or the
local G. A. r. posts and branches OF
the Women's Relief corps will attend
services at Clinton Avenue M. p.
church this morning, while Company ID,
of the national guard, will attend mass
at the cathedral in a body.
Father Lawler, pastor OF the cathe-
dral, has invited Company D, National
Guard of Minnesota; to attend the serv-
ices at the cathedral at 1880 this morn
ing. The captain of the company has
accepted the invitation, and this Or
ganization will be one Of the first to
appear in any of the Catholic churches
Of the city.
A large section of the middle aisle
seats has been reserved for the SOL
der boys, who will be made welcome
by the cathedral congregation and
clergy.
Red white and blue streamers have
been used to decorate directly over the
sanctuary.
Father Lawler will preach an appro-
pirate sermon.
The musical programme will be in
keeping with the occasion and will be
unusually good. An augmented choir,
under the leadership of John F. Gehan,
will sing Marcos beautiful mass, and
a quartette, consisting Of Mrs. Harris,
A. P Quesnel, J. F. Gehan and Frank
Hoffman, will sing the great sextette
from the opera Lucia de Hammer
moor"
Ellsworth Circle No. 8, Ladies Of the
g. A. R., gave an entertainment last
night at Central hall for the benefit OF
veterans son, John Blood, Of Wi
mona, who was injured in railroad
accident last September while on his
way home from the national G. A. r.
encampment. In consequence of his in
juries the young man was obliged to
suffer the amputation of both feet.
The members of Ellsworth circle will
meet at Central hall at $3.50 this morn
ing, and at 10 a. m. will leave in a
body for the Clinton Avenue M. D..
church to attend the memorial serv-
ices.
The members Of Acker Post, G. A. r.,
and the corps also, which held its reg
ular meeting last night, will also gath
err at Central hall at $50 for the same
purpose. Acker post did not make any
special arrangements for Decoration
day, not having heard as yet from Ord
post, which is preparing a special pro-
gramme for Memorial day.
At the regular meeting Of Garfield
post last night, 1t was decided to at
tend the memorial services to be held
in the Clinton. Avenue church this
morning In body. The ladies Of the
Relief corps and Sons Of Veterans, will
also be in attendance. On Memorial day
Garfield post will join with Ord post in
be served at the post headquarters at
neon for the post, and the visiting COM
rades, by the Ladies' Relief corp. The
start will be made from the headquar-
tiers at 1 80 p. m. for Rice park, where
the parade Is to form. This year Ord
post has charge of the arrangements
Of the Memorial day programme.
At the Minnesota Soldiers home the
following exercises will be had today,
under the auspices Of the w. r. G. Sold
iers' home committee:
Music by St. Paul Postofice Band.
Prayer by Rev. Alexander McGregor.
Response by Quartette.
Reading Psalms by Chaplain Smith.
Gloria.
Anthem by Quartette.
Address by Rev. William Mckinley.
Anthem by Choir.
Remarks by Judge Torrance.
Patriotic Piece by the Band.
Remarks by Capt Henry A: Castle.
Remarks by Rev. P. ]. Hart, of Fort Smelling.
Benediction by Chaplain Smith.
! America" and Audience.
Memorial service will be held at the
German Lutheran cemetery at Dale
street next Saturday at 9 a. m. Rev.
| Alex J. D. Haupt. of the English Luth-
address in English. Rev. Albert Thiele,
pastor of the Evangelical United St.
Paul church, will hold services in Ger
man.
The following six young ladies,
| daughters Of veterans of the Hancock
| school, will act as flower girls and
assist the veterans and Sons of Veter-
ans in decorating the graves: Hattie
| Bigelow, Hi1da Hasslen, Lottie Tuckey.
Florence Young, George Kelsey, Agnes
| McCallum.
| If any soldiers is buried at the ceme-
| terry whose name has not been placed
| in the hands Of the committee the
name may be left at Andrae Cycle
| house or Croft & Sudheimer's store,
Seventh and st. Peter streets.
| If any friend or relatives of the de-
ceased soldiers have any flowers or
wreaths that they wish to have placed
| on the cross in memory of the dead,
| they may leave them with the commit
| tee. The committee in charge, consist
ing of G ]. Sudheimer, Louis Eisen-
menger, F. L. .Schulenberg, Fred Faux
ner, Theo. Henninger, Joseph Herman,
JOS. Burgar and Joseph j. Peters, has
arranged the following programme:
Decoration of graves by sons and daughters
Of veterans. 81
Decoration Of cross and urn by Ord W. R.
c.. assisted by veterans.
Assembly call at the Soldiers Rest, by Paul
Henninger, a. m.
Prayer ....... ........... Rev. Albert Thiele
Nearer My God to Thee ......... .Quartette
Address ......... ...........Rev. Albert Thfele
Soldiers FAREWELL ............... .Quartette
Address 1900. $500. Rev. A. J. D. Haupt
America ......... .Quartette and Audience
Benediction ................ Rev. Albert Thiele
Bugle Call ..Paul Hennlnger
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