The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-09-25

eli as general secretary. The chair
men of subcommittee were appointed
as follows: Hall and decoration, W.
s. Pattison, Of Eureka Lodge No. 8;
speakers, James Drummond, Of North
ern Lodge No. 1926; general programme.
NJ. ]. Clark, Of Noble Franklin Lodge
No. 2.
From the outset the work of the va
rious committees was made very pleas
ant and agreeable by the interest man
ifested in Memorial day, not only by
the members of the order, but by citi-
Zens generally.
The committee on hall reported that
the trustees of the Peoples church had
generously placed their beautiful au-
ditorium at the disposition of the COM
mittee free of all, expense. This offer
was gladly accepted and the service
fixed for today.
The following officers of the day have
been chosen: Master of ceremonies,
S. c. Olmsted, Of Eureka lodge; chief
marshal, Frank ]. Kennedy. of North
ern lodge; assistant marshal, Harnisch,
of West Side lodge; chief usher, Oscar
Italian, of Eureka lodge; eMemorial
day poet, Lewis S. Isham, of Hiawa-
tina lodge. Besides these officers one
brother from each lodge have been ap-
pointed as ushers, in the church, who
will report to Brother Hallam not later
Indn Z:l0 at the CnurCn.
All members of the order in St Paul
can in no better way show their 10y
atty to their order than by meeting
in their respective lodge rooms in am
pie time to procure the appropriate
regalia and be at Rice park as soon
after o'clock as possible, so that the
procession may be ready to move
promptly at 2:3O. Services begin at the
church at p. m. sharp. The line Of
march will be up Franklin street to
Sixth, on Sixth to Pleasant, and on
Pleasant to the church.
Each lodge will be in immediate
charge of it's own marshal, selected by
it's own members, and it's position in
line will be assigned it upon reaching
Rice park by the marshal-in-chief. In
case of rain the rendezvous will be at
Central hall, Sixth and Seventh streets.
The Degree of Honor lodges are cor
daily invited to be at Rice park as
early as possible and march at the
head of the parade to the church. Mem
bership badges will be worn, and all
lodges are requested to carry their
banners, the chief Of honor of each
lodge to be in charge on forming at
Rice park, with Sister Heron, of No.
10, as chief marshal or degree lodges.
The church choir will be augmented
under the direction of Prof. Herbert.
Prof. G. G. Titcomb will preside at
will be donated by Henry Puvogel
Following is the programme in de-
tail: Organ, yPrOf. c.. G. Titccmb; an
them, choir; sremarks, Chairman Ohm
stead; opening ode, choir and congre-
cation; prayer, Brother Rev. w. Oehler;
selection, Midway Lodge No. 81 quar-
tette; address, G. M. w. Brother G.
G. Kinds; hymn,gtt Nearer, My God, to
Thee" congregation; address, G. F.
Brother j. NJ Diment; offertory, choir;
memorial ode, Brother l.. S. Isham; Sc
lection, Eureka Lodge No. quartette;
address, DR.. s. G. Smith; closing ode,
choir and congregation; benediction,
DR.. Smith. - VI
If this first attempt proves success
full, an effort will be made for the an
nual observance of the day and to make
it a feature in the order in this city.
Eureka Lodge No. 8 will meet Tues
day evening at Central hail. Sixth and
Seventh streets. Besides the custom
airy limitations, important business will
be brought before the lodge. The ses-
sion will wind up with a social time
The entertainment committee, having
been negligent in attending to their
duties, promise to atone for their neg
lect by promoting v real good pro-
gramme. The lodge wil,sneet today at
las. University lodge VIII meet at its
hall at / p. N.