New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-05-31

but is completed except as
to some of the minor details. Sunday
at the Holy Trinity church at
1880 there will be pontifical high mass,
Right Rev. Bishop Staricha of Lead,
S. D. officiating. This will be followed
in the afternoon by the formation of
the parade which will be started at the
hall at o'clock, travers-
ing the principal streets of the city
and ending at the place of starting,
where the visitors will assemble in the
auditorium of the convention hall and
addresses of welcome will be delivered
by Chief Ranger Eckstein for the local
court, Rev. H. B. Sandmeyer, for the
parish and Wd. Eibner, for the city
in the absence of Mayor Silverson,
who will not be in the city at that time.
These addresses will be replied to by
some of the distinguished visitors and
then the people will be conducted to
the Catholic park where they will be
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themselves to the best Of their ability.
To properly care for this large crowd
the members of St. John court and
the ladies of St. Anne court have
worked together and have fitted up a
dining room in the basement of the
school building where there are ten
lsng tables that will be waited upon
by ten of the prettiest young ladies in
the city. The service will be such that
the ladies will be able to care for an
immense number Of people at this
place and there will be other places in
the city where it will be possible for
the visitors to get meals so that there
will be no need of people bringing
lunches.
In the evening, Sunday, there is to
be an entertainment at the convention
hall for the pleasure of the visitors.
1t is to consist of addresses and vocal
and instrumental music and there will
be introduced feature that has been
kept a secret from the officers of the
court by the ladies. 1t is presenta-
ton of the Goddess of Liberty, in
which 300 children of the school are to
take part, further than that it is some
thing superior to anything that has
been put on the stage by local talent
the sisters who have it in charge will
not say, but it is assured that it will
be very fine. The Caecllian choir and
the male choir will sing and the Second
Regiment orchestra willfurnish severa
numbers. Such men as Sen. John B
Hanten, State Chief Ranger of S. D.
State Chief Ranger Kuypers of Wis
consin, Hon. Julius Collier of the Hig1
Court and Right Rev. Bishop Staricht
will be called upon for addresses.
This will conclude the program fol-
Sunday and the guests will find thei1
trains waiting for them at the cOnclu
sion of the entertainment. While thu
reception committee will meet ever,
train that comes into the city from
noon Saturday to Sunday afternoon
the guests will have to find their owl
trains on going home and they will de
part with the best wishes of the loca
court and the people of the city of New
Ulm.
Tuesday morning the work of tn
convention will be taken up, bu
thought there will be little doing OF
Monday except the work Of the Gre
Dental committee. the delegates vii
find that the members OF the local cour
will see that the time does not ORA!
heavenly upon their minds.
The services at the church Sunda
morning will all be in English, am
the proceedings Of the convention vii
be in English so that there will b
none who cannot appreciated them.
| Delegates wearing the badge of
regularly appointed representative t
the convention will find free entranc
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the guests of the local court.
On account of the convention Their
will be special decorations throughou
the city. There will be five arches,
double arch on First North street q
its intersection with Minnesota stree
an arch on Center street, one on Firs
South, one on Second North and on
on Third North and also one in fror
of the convention hall.
Some very beautiful banners an
streamers have been provided bearin
the emblem of the order and other al
propriate designs to be placed by til
local court, and the citizens Of the cit
will be asked to have their places {