The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-06-19
wooDMEN MAKE PLANS.
They Will Give Chief Consul North
colt a Royal Reception.

They Will Give Chief Consul North
colt n Royal Reception.
meeting of the central committee
OF the Modern Woodmen of America,
comprising the various ST. Paul lodges,
was held yesterday in the committee
rooms, Fifth and Wabasha streets The
meeting was held for the purpose of
completing the arrangements for the re-
ception of w. A. Northcott, head con-
sui OF the organization which will be
heio at the Auditorium next Monday
evening.
Mr.. Northcott will be received by a
special committee, consisting Of one
representative from each camp. The
reception committee will consist of the
following gentlemen: "A. J.. sBrawkey,
Minnehaha camp; John Magnessey,
camp; c. S. Sherman, Unity camp; A..
Barnum, North Star camp; w. A..
Anthem, ST. Anthony camp; F. II. Clark,
Ramsey camp; p o. Williams, Capital
City camp; L. D. Bissell, st. Paul
camp; DR.. c. P. Earle, Arlington camp.
The committee will meet Mr.. North
colt at the Windsor hotel at about 6
o'clock and there a. lunch will be serv-
ed to the party. Mr.. Northcott will be
accompanied by the following gentle
men: w. H. Dawson, of Slayton,
Mimi, department head commander; B.
d. Smith, Mankato, head director: DR..
c. A. McCollom. Minneapolis, head ply
stefan.
After the lunch, the party. will pro-
ceed to the rooms of the Commercial
club, where reception will be rendered
the head consul by the members Of the
club. and the citizens Of st. Paul. This
will last from Z until o'clock.
While the reception is taking place at
the Commercial club, the various teams
and camps of st. Paul Modern Wood
men of America will assemble at Rice
park and led by platoon of police and
the First Regiment band, will march to
the corner of Fourth and Minnesota
streets, where they will be Joined by
Mr.. Northcott and party, including Gov.
Clough, Mayor Kiefer and a number of
distinguished Twin City residents. Aft
CT short parade through the business
section, the procession will disband at
the Auditorium building where a pro-
gramme will take place.
All camps meet at Rice Park ready
to fall in line at 7:45 p. m. in the fol-
lowing order: Minnehaha, Liberty,
Copeland, Unity. North Star, ST. An
thony, Ramsey, Capitol City, ST. Paul,
Arlington. Headed by platoon of
mounted police and the First Regiment
band, the line of march will be down
Fifth street to Wabasha, to Third, to
N1llllSSOId, 10 TO Gear. to
Eighth to auditorium.
1t is expected that from 1000 to 1900
men will be in line. The degree teams.
sixteen to a team and one team to each
camp, will be in full regalia. Each
degree team will be led by the chief
Forester, while the entire parade will
be in command Of Chief Marshall Will
liam ]. Ryder.
The programme at the Auditorium
will open with an overture by the
First Regiment band, followed by a
few opening remarks by c. W. Hornick
The Minnehaha quartette will then sing
1--WE Meet Again." after which Gov. D.
NJ Clough will extend a welcome to the
head consul to the state Mayor A. R.
kiefer will assure the distinguished
visitor that the freedom of the city is
his. and Secretary of State Albert Berg
will substantiate the mayors statement
by singing song Of welcome. Condo
Hamlin president of the Commercial
club, will extend a greeting from, the
businessmen Of the city, which will be
followed by an address by Mr.. North
colt. The Minnehaha Camp quartette
will render a few selections and Francis
H. Clarke will close the programme
with an address on the Woodcraft in
ST. Paul.
Mr.. Northcott is prominent Illinois
man, being lieutenant governor of that
state
In the evening Mr.. Northcott will be
the guest Of the Commercial club
which will hold a reception for him
from to p. m.
Mr.. Northcott will attend the Peo-
pies church today and while there will
be no formal parade, it is expected that
a large number Of Woodmen will attend
with him.