The Wahpeton times., 1915-05-27
CAMBLS WILL
HAVE CARNIVAL
Three Days OF Entertainment And
Fun. a Large Number OF
Visitors Expected
WILL Be HELD IN BRECK.
Whore Tho Twin City "ships Of
Deserts" Will Entertained
Their Guests


\ carnival that promises to
eclipse anything of the kind ever
attempted i'm the little twins is
that which the Camels have ar
ranged for trdee days, beginning
with a parade and ladies' min
strel show, Friday evening, May
28th. A special lady instructor
has charge of this feature.
Saturday, the Goth, will be given
over to initiating a very large
class made up from Breckenridge,
Wahpeton, Paramount, Lidger-
wood, Hankinson, Campbell, Dor
an, Fergus Falls, Kent, Wolver-
ton and other nearby places. De-
gree teams from Braimerd and
! Minneapolis will confer the work.
Sunday morning the visiting
Camels as we'll as the local men,
bers will go to church in bodies.
In the afternoon a special musical
program has been arranged at
which prominent artists will ap-
pear augmented by an orchestra,
Edwin Harris Bergh, violinist,
William RodenAirchen, cello, and
Prof. VIM. Bartsch, pianist, have
places on the program.
At $3.50 in the evening a ban
quet for the Camels and their
visitors will be served at Stratford
Hotel which will be followed by
/ toasts from prominent local men
and distinguished visitors.
Monday the fun begins. At 1O:-
80 the parade will form and march
through the two cities, terminat-
ing at the carnival grounds, where
the carnival will open at noon and
continue until the Queen is crown
ed at iO:3O i'm the evening.
From minstrel show to the
crowning of the queen everything
is given without thought of pro-
fit, which is forbidden by the Or
der, and charges are made to care
for the necessary expenses only.
1t will be a general get together
of Camels and the beginning of
the active work of Twin City Tenn
pie 30 CameIs of the World Del
egations are expected from Brain
erd, st. Paul, Minneapolis. st.
Cloud and possibly other temples.
The celebration will also mark the
end of big campaign for mem
hcrship in the local temple carried
on very successfully by +. b.
! WienerS and $. |. Smith.
The official program is as fol-
lows:
Friday, May 2sth,
At noon. Parade Ladies' Min
strrls in Brrrkrnrid9r and Wah-
peton.
8:15 P. NJ. Bellies of Dark
/ town. at Wahpeton Opera House.
Saturday, May 2sth
| p. NJ. to 6 p. NJ. lnitiat9ry
ceremonies a! II. p. Hall, Breck-
enridge.
! 22:3O p. NJ. Matinee Ladies'
Ministrels at Wahpetnn Opera
House.
Sunday May 30th
A. NJ. Dedicatory services i'll
! churches, attended by Camel
Membership i'm bodies.
2:i5 p. NJ. Musicle at Hotel
Stratford. breckenridge for Cam
el visitors and friends. Artists:
Prof. William Bartsch. piano;
William Rodenskirchen. cello;
and Edwin Harris Bergh. violin.
6:30 p. M. First semi-Annual
Banquet Twin-City Temple 27O.
for all Camel visitors and friends
and membership this district. Ad-
dresses will be made by Hon. Hen
ry r. Adams. &c. Past Grand Ora
tor Masonic Order. Minneapolis; /;
Hon. William N. Brown, 66, Royal
Vizier, ID. O. X. H., Minneapolis:
DR.. Earle F. Jameson. 272, Ruler
Brainerd Temple, Brainerd; DR..
William N. Murray, 66. Imperial
Prince d. o. X. X, Minneapolis
C. Herbel Morris. &C, Int. Org. c..
.. Il. W., Minneapolis: DIR. Cecil
C. Sparrow, of Breckenridge will
act as Toastmaster.
Monday, May 31st
1880 A. M. Grand Parade
through Breckenridge and Wah-
peton with terminus at the Island
Park, Breckenridge, where all
visiting Camels and friends will
be entertained with fun and fro
lie. Baseball game at Island Park
in afternoon with final closing
ceremonies at lO:3O P. M.
Clothes Caught Fire - Doris,
the little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Haugen of Wyndmere came
very near being burned alive last
Tuesday. Her clothes caught fire
from nearby bon fire. Her body
was being rapidly enveloped in
flames. and but for the timely ar