St. Paul daily globe., 1889-10-22
SPADE TAILS IN FORM
To Receive the Representa-
tives Of the Great Three
Americas.
Programme Of the Interna-
tional Reception on Thursd !
day Next. ;fna
g10i
The Sights Of st. Paul and a
Lunch at Gov. Mer- ia'
riam's, ~r5c5s,
To Be Followed by a Swell
Reception at the Ryan ',,'i sr,
- at Night. 1s1

The announcement of the programme
arranged for the entertainment OF the
Pan-American delegates on the Occa-
sion of their visit here next Thursday,
was made yesterday by Secretary Tall
madge, Of the chamber of commerce.
1t has been decided that the reception
committee will proceed as far as Hast
ings or Red Wing to meet the delega-
ton. A committee of gentlemen in car
carriages will meet the distinguished
visitors at the depot, the route from
which to the Y. NJ. c. A. building has
not yet been fully decided on, and a
final announcement will be made in
that regard " edneSday molning. The
party will at once proceed with
the ceremony of laying the Y. N. @. A.
corner stone, Hon. C.. Studebaker, Of
South Bend. Ind, handling the trGWel.
At ~ O'Clock an informal reception will
be held at the city hall. lasting one hour,
a general invitation being extended to,
the gentlemen of the city to meet the
delegates there at the hour named. The
names of the gentlemen composing the
first named committee are as follows:
j. T. Gehan. Henry Weber. o. D. Cul-
len, D. NJ. Sullivan, William Bickel,
Pat Kayanaugh, W. S. Morton. E. W.
Peet, A. S. Tallmage, d. FL. Moon. G.
G. Andrews. j. B. TarboX, l. A. Arthur,
J. p. Gribben, w. B. Dean. p. II. Kelly,
Judge FIandeau Gen. John B. Sanborn,
Gen. j. W. Bishop, William Lfndeke,
Those of the gentlemen on the recep-
ton Committee to await the arrival of
the delegates at the city hall are: Sen
q L No
Sibley, Gov. Ramsey, Gov. Marshall,
Gov. AUSTIN Gov. Hubbard. Gov. Nc
Gill, Senator Mcmillan, Bishop Gilbert.
Bishop ireland, DR.. Chris ie. Gen. john
son, d. A.. MOnf0rt.. Albert Scheiferr,
George r. Finch. w. W. Braden, Col.
BOhIeter, Hans MattsOn. Moses b.
Clapp, Gordon E. Cole, William NJ
Bushnell. At the conclusion OF the
morning reception the two com
mittees will continue to escort the
delegates in carriages to Gov. Merriam'S
residence, where they will remain to
lunch, leaving at l O'Clock for drive
through the residence portions OF the
city. The route to be taken Will
he published later, as also will the stops
to be made by the procession ell route.
If the weather permits the line Will tfs
continued to Fort Smelling. the cayal-
cade being timed to arrive there at Ro
M. At Fort Smelling, Gen. Mason will
give reception at his residence, after
which the troops under his command
will be marched in review. The party
will arrive at the Ryan hotel at 3 p. m.,
and at O'clock private dinner will be
served. At 9 O'clock there will bsi
a dress reception, which will cons
tinue until 10:30, for which.
invitations and cards of admission will
be issued. The committee finds itself
in a somewhat embarrassing position
from the fact that only a limited num-
ber of guests can be entertained on ac-
count of the lack of space. the probab-1
: ility being that even at the present,
+ limit there will be some crowding. COL
I MOnfOrt will be master Of ceremonies
at the city hall and Ryan receptions.
The names of the ladies and gentlemen
on the reception committee at the Ryan
hotel are as follows: Gov. and Mrs.
Merriam. MavOr and Mrs. Smith, Gen.
Sibley and Ms. Pope, Gov. Ramsey
and Mrs. Furness, Gen. and Mrs. Ruger;
Judge and Miss Nelson, Judge and
Mrs. Gilfillan, Mr.. and Mrs. W. B.
Dean, Mr.. and Mrs. p IL. Kelly,
MIR. and Mrs George R. Finch, Mr. and
| Mrs. T, l.. Scllurmeier, Mr. and Mrs. j.
B. Tarbox, Mr.. and Mrs. F. DriscOll.
Sr., Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Baker, Mr.. and
Mrs. James j. Hill, MIR. and Mrs. A. b.
Sticknpy, Mr.. and Mrs. II. P. Upham,
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. A. Monfort, Mr.. and
+ Mrs. G. Livingston, Mr.. and Mrs. E. w.
Peet and Mr.. and Mrs. w. ). Morton.
It is proposed to have a miniature -ex-
position of the resources of the state on
exhibition in the council chamber of
| the city hall. The exhibit will be pre-
pared by President Bushnell, of the
State Fair association. The music
for the first occasion will he fur
nished by Prof. Seibert'S brass
band, At. Gov. Merrlam's re-
sidence a strong band will play and
again at the Ryan reception in the even
I ing. Any one whois able to speak the
| languages of the different countries
from which the visitors hail, is re-
quested to make the fact known to the
cpmmittee OF any member thereof. The
committeeman may be known by the
white satin buttons, bearing the legend
'sSt. Paul." which will ornament their
| coat lapels. Gov. Merriam, i'll his own
carriage. will lead the drive in the after
noon. From the extensive arrange
ments which have been made, it would
seem that theevisit of the foreigners to
st. Paul. Though it be brief, should be
one of the most pleasant episodes OF
thnir trin