The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-09-23
TO MEET AT CHASKA
BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES WILL
ATTEND IN FORCE
FOUR THOUSAND EXPECTED
Convention Opens TomOrrow-EIab-
crate Programme of Reception
Arranged - Archbishop Ire
land May Be There.

a special train tomorrow morning on
the Minneapolis and st. Louis road will
take the members of the ST. Paul and
Minneapolis German Catholic Benevolent
societies to Chaska to attend the twen-
uetn annual convention of the societies
| OF the state which are leagued together
IN support of a plan of insurance that
mas been very successful The total mem
pershlp is 5000, and there will be 300 dele
gates to the convention. Many members
from other points are expected to arrive
at ChaSka tonight, and preparations have
been made to entertain 1000 visitors on
tomorrow and Wednesday, as large
crowds are expected from all the towns
IN that vicinity.
Inc proposed revision of certain articles
VI the constitution is to be the principal
business of the convention So far as
the public is concerned the chief even+
VIII be a procession tomorrow mornine
Whlch Will terminate with the celebra
tioh OF Pontifcial high mass at the
church OF the Guardian Angel The pro-
oesSion VIII be quite an imposing one
win SIX divisions and eight bands Arch
lshop Ireland and other state dienitarias
OF. the Catholic church are announced to
De in attendance
me programme for the convention is
as follows: -
TUESDAY.
tuesday, morning directors and guests
VIII De met at the incoming trains nv the
eSs oSdyi. committee, and headed by the
nail. where Fest President George F. Fao
per and Mayor Riedele will deliver well
coming addresses after which the society
padge will be distributed to the accred
tied directors
~ o'clock a. m.-Parade will form in
'front.' OF the hall and march to the Guar
oi FL An M church in the following order:
FIRST Dlvlsion-Marshal, A. Leivermann:
banners and band directors, st. Clement
and societies of st. Paul
second Divislon-Marshal, Peter Stack
en- 81. BernardlnuS, Cologne: ST. Nicko
lous, Norwood st. Joseph, Bird Island
third Division-Marshal, Joseph Ores
en-; St Johannes Shakopee; St antonius
Ghanhassen; st. Franciscus, Victoria st.
Peter and Paul, Belle PLANE
Fourth Division-Marshal. A. Johnson.
81. Aloyslus, Winsted; st. Antonius. Wa
coma; St; Bonifacius, st. Bonifacius; st.
Joseph, Maple Lake; Wayzetta society
Fifth Division-Marshal, George Ham
mer; st. Franciscus, Jordan; st. Peter
New Prague; st. Joseph, Henderson.
sixth Dlyision-Marshal, Henry Ham
mers Jr.; ST. Bonifacius, and all societies
OF minneapolis, and st. Jacobs, of CRYSTAL
Lake. '"'"i
1880 o'elock-Pontifical high mass. Ri
f Set; B7lsnop J. Trobec, ,celebrant. The
Iestlval sermon will be delivered by the
Rt. Rev. Provincial o. F. M At the con-
clusion of the services the procession will
return to the hall in the order above
given.
Dinner-2 o'clock p. m-Opening of the
directors meeting at the convention hall.
lHtermission: Assignment to lodgings.
z:50 O'Clock p. Information for a
grand parade through the principal
streets OF the city, in which in addition
to the officers and directors, ali Catholic
societies of Chaska and vicinity win take
part en- corpore.
3. o'clock p. m.-Supper
O'Clock p. m.-EVening entertainment
at the opera house
WEDNESDAY
o'clock a. m.-Requiem for the deceas-
ed members of the D. R. K Benevolent
Society. of Minnesota
AZ close of service at the church the
meeting of the directors will be contin-
ued at the convention hall
Dim continuation of di-
rectors' meeting and close of session.