Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-06-15


Catholic laymen, which assemblage
will complete it's business Friday fore
| noon.
Decorations.
All merchants and private citizens
along the line of march of the par
ade are urged to decorate their build
ings as much as possible, and the
entire city is asked to assume Its
gala dress for the OCCASION.
Grand Marshal w. S. Cassellman is
to be given great credit for his unt1r
ing efforts and unbounded enthusiasm
in helping to make this an auspiciols
occasion-one which will rebound
to the glory of Bismarck and hel
citizens for many months to come
Too much praise cannot be accorded
the members of the different commit
tees either. They have all put forth
their most earnest endeavOrs to make
rhe visit of the Archbishop one which
he and all visiting dignitaries and lay
men will remember with the greatest
pleasure.
The parade this afternoon will be
the big event of the three days for
he general public. The line of march
and formation is given in another col
umn. The Catholic Order of Foresters
and the Knights of Columbus will act
as escorts for the Archbishop and the
Bishop during the parade on both
Wednesday and Thursday.
The parade Thursday morning will
form at the armory and go directly to
St. Mary's convent, where the visit
ing priests will fall in liue and the
Bishop will be escorted to the church.
It will occur at o'clock.
Special trains will run into the city
from all directions. The special from
the Linton branch will leave Linton
at noon today and reach here at about
4 o'clock. The Minot special will not
arrive here in all probability before
Thursday morning. The special from
Dickinson will get here at 5 o'clock
Thursday morning. 1t will bring the
Richardton contingent as we'll.
Information bureaus equipped with
telephones. and having a competent
official in charge to answer any nee
essary questions, will be established
on the church grounds and at the
Commercial club.
Visiting delegations will be met at
the depots by Grand Marshal w. S.
Casselman with carriages containing
Governor Burke, President Williams
of the city commission, and President
Conklin of the Commercial club.
Massive triumphal arches will be
constructed at the corner of amin and
Fourth street and also at the cross
inc ada cont f0 tho chnroh
Archbishop Arrives.
Archbishop Ireland will arrive at
the Capital City Wednesday on No.
Z, at 1870 p. M, in company with Gov.
Burke, who will entertain him for a
part of the time at least, while he is
in Bismarck.
Following the parade this afternoon
the various delegations will assemble
in the church where services will be
held.
Banquet Tonight.
Wednesday evening at o'clock, q
splendid banquet will be rendered the
distinguished dignitaries at the
Northwest hotel. The banquet hall
will be daintily adorned for the oc
casion and the table will be elaborate
" decorated. The following menu
will be served:
Cavier Canape
Padishes Olives
Bouilon. Whipped Cream, Croutens
New Potatoes IN Cream
Peas in Cases
Tomato and Cucumber Salad, Mayor.
aise Dressing
Cottage Cheese Balls
Sailed Waters
Strawberry Shortcake, Whipped
Cream
Neapolitan Ice Cream, Assorted Cake
Roquefort Cheese
Toasted eBnts Water Crackers
Sailed Almonds After Dinner MINIS
Cafe Noir
Cigars
After Dinner Speeches.
Immediately after the banquet there
will be several after dinner speeches.
Hon. John Carmody will off1ciate as
POSTMASTER. Among those who will
respond to toasts will be Archbishop
Ireland, Bishop Wehrle, Governor
John Burke, Hon. B. F. Spalding, and
Hon. E. A. Williams.
Thursdays Parade.
thursday morning the different or
CARNATIONS will form a line of parade
at the armory and march to the
church where the installation cere-
monies will occur. Following the en-
+hroning of the first bishop of the
new Bismarck diocese, will occur high
mass and sermon by the Archbishop.
Annual Catholic Congress.
At 3 o'cloc Thursday afternoon the
annual congress of Catholic laymen
will be called to order at the arm
Dry. A number of distinguished speak
ers will address the congress on var
'ous matters of great importance. The
prime motive of these congresses is
the building up of this country, to
give 1t more permanent organiza-
ton and to foster immigration thither,
The congress will also convene at
$3.50 Thursday evening and at 9
o'clock Friday morning.
Public Reception.
ls.5l1c reception for the Arch
bishop and the bishop will be held in
Patterson's hall Thursday evening at