The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-05-17

l ne conventions OF lnc German Ndln-
olics' union of this state, which is
comprised of German Catholic So
Cioties of various kinds, will open in
this city Monday next and will con-
tinue for three days. 1t is expected
that 2jO delegates will be in attend
ance at the sessions, besides hundreds
of visitors. TO look after the enter
tainment of such a thrOng will en-
tail much work on the committees
from this city, which are composed of
members of the societies connected
with st. Marys church of the South
Side, and st. Johns of West Scran-
tor.
The programme arranged for the
event is extensive. The delegates will
begin to arrive Monday morning early
and at the stations reception commit
tees viii meet the arrivals, and head
ed by Bauer's band, they will be escort
ed to Music han and an informal re-
ception rendered them.
by nightfall it is expected that the
delegates from Pttsburg. Chambers
burg. Allegheny, Harrisburg, Pottsville
and the lower end of the state will
! have reached the city and at I3O
| o'clock Monday evening the delegates
! will assemble i'm st. Mary's hall, South
! Side. and NTayor Bailey will extend to
| them the freedom Of the CITY. In the
! afternoon at 2 O'Clock the executive
! hoard which is conprispd of the fol-
| lowing. who are also the officers of the
union. will meet: Charles j. Jaegle, of
/ Pittsburg. president, John Wagner, of
/ This CITY vice president. Christian
/ Duhv of pottsviII. second wee presi-
I don't. 1obn = Ipl, or pittsburp. re-
cordinp secretary. Jnsenh Albrecht Of
! this citv corrasnondinp secretary. and
Michael Eraemor treasurer, The meet
! inc of tb,so uoutIon,on ,viI no to
/ formulate q ,,rnpronna for tho com
vantiop tn nursrn in discussing and
/ acting on the matters thar win come
b,ro,o tho bod,.
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TueSdaN morning at O'Clock pom
/ titical high mass viii be sung in St
/ Mary chufch' Whlch all the delegates
VIII attend blsh"p liopan VIII pe ceI-
epraht AT 'he mass lteN' feter f"rNe'
OF haHIeton' deacon father foeckle'
OF NllkeS-Baffe' Sup-dea'"h' father
I Magic ol NlIkeS-barf"' arch priest; I;
. r"thorS 'hIISt ana stopper OF St'
{ MaTV'S. will be first and second mas
ters Of ceremonies rcspectively.
Haydn's second mass will he sung
/ and the choir of ST NTarv's will be
accompanied hv Bauers compIete Or
/ chestra. Bishon Hoban will he escort =
| ed from Father Cbrist's residence to
the church bv 900 children. attending
ST Marv's school
Rev. II. Goobel nastor Of ST To-
sanb's church pittsburg win nroocb
at tho nontifcol mass and bis CHI
iact win no "Eror, Our rnor,ias yyo
learn That Tbora Is In T-nior
| strength, "
At Tho concIreiors or tho ,,os, "a,
convention nronor win hecin r., g.
Nary,s han ond tho r,oatinr, I'm ho
presidad ova, hy charles Iaac,Io
nresidont of tho union Tba sossions
will adjourn at dinner and reconvene
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