St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-10
To RECEIVE THE LEGISLATURE.
Arrangements Nearly Completed for the
Grand Fete.

Arrangements Nearly Completed for thu
Grand Fete.
The council committee appointed to ar
range for the reception to be rendered the
members of the legislature on the 18th inst
met yesterday afternoon and completed The
preliminary arrangements in the appoint.
ment of the following committees:
Committee on Arrangements-Ald. Van
Slyke, Dowlan, Cullen and Starkey
Committee on Invitation-Ald. Van Slyke,
Johnson, Dowau. Cullen, Starkey, r. T..
O'CoDnor and c. E. Otis, and Messrs. Geo.
Z. Squires, Jasper Tarbox, VIM. H. Lightner,
D. A. Monfort, L. w. Rundlett, George L.
Beardsley and Frank Newell.
Committee on Reception--All of the city
officials, and Gen. J. B. Sanborn, ex-Gov.
Ramsey, Gen. H. H. Siblev, ex-Gov. w. R.
Marshall, ex-Gov. c. X. Davis, Hon. II. NJ.
Rice, Edwin Rice, John S. Prince,
VIM. Lee, VIM. Dawson, J. T. Averill, Geo
r. Finch, P. H. Kelly, B. Beaupre, 4. Du-
fresno, =. Seabury, Dennis Ryan, D. r.
NOyes, Chas. Nichols, H. P. Upham, s.
Wilius, VIM. Lindeke, P. Berkey, A. NJ.
Peabody, VIM. Mann, D. A. Monfort, w. A.
Culbertson, A. j. McAuley, A. Allen,
c. W. Mcintyre, John Summers, NJ. Auer-
bach, D. w. IugersoIl, T. L. Schurmeier, A.
j. Powers, o. P. Lanpher, E. H. Schliek,
IL. s. Fairchild, Thos. Brennan, Albert
Scheffer, w. F. Davidson, J. J. Hill, E W.
Winter, j. l.. Forepaugh, E. F. Drake, A. &.
Stickney, w. p. Clough, r. B. Galusha, J. NJ
Gilman, l. V. D. Heard, c. Y. Bell, Dr.. Day,
DR.. D. w. Hand, A. s. Brisbine, c. A.
Wheaton, DR.. DOrion, DR.. Leasure, c. E.
Smith, DIR. Abbott, c. II. Boardman, J. A.
Wheeock, II. P. Hall, F. DriscolI, II. A.
Castle, Lewis Baker, A. Oppeuheim, j w.
Bishop, Thos. Cochran, Robt. Mannheimer,
+. S. German, Geo. Benz, P. S. Bowlin,
NJ. J. OConnor, c.. C. De Coster,
2. T. Kavanagh, A. S. Talmadge, R. w.
Johnson, John Kirwin, Geo. Mitsch, A. Z.
Johnson, Chas. T. Miller, Andrew GIchrist,
Geo. c. Squires, W. IL. Lightner, J. B. Tar
box an d Jno. II. Allen.
COMMITTEE BADGES.
The committee also decided that the city
officials present should be designated By
white badges, the members of the legislature
by blue badges and the committee on recep-
ton by red badges.
At special meeting OF the committee, held
in Mayor O'Brien's office last night, II was
decided TO appoint twenty-five ushers who
are 10 De designated by rosettes.
Two officers will be stationed at the Tenth
street and Wabashaw street entrances, two
at the cloak room, two at the foot of the
stairs, two at the head, aud two at the en-
trance to the hall of the house
The city officials and committee on recep-
ton will assemble at the hall of the house
where the guests will be received and pre-
scented upon their arrival. The reception
will last from 10 $3.50 o'clock, and refresh
meuts will be served from 10 o'clock on.
Dancing will begin ut $3.50 O'Clock.
special programmes of ten dances each
having been arranged for both the senate
chamber and the house. In the latter.
square dances will prevail, while round
dancing will be INDUCED in in the senate
chamber.
Mr. d. A. Monfort and six assistants win
be in charge of the floor, ana the music will
be furnished by three brass and two string
bands.