St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-24
THE FINAL ARRANGEMENTS.
From the Arrival to the Recep-
-. tinn at the Ryan.

tiOn at the Ryan.
All arrangements were completed last
evening for the entertainment to-day
of the Pan-American delegates. There
was meeting in the afternoon OF the
committee on arrangements, composed
of the members of the city council.
chamber of commerce and jobbers'
union. The delegates will arrive at the
union depot this morning at 10 o'clock.
The carriages awaiting at the union
depot will at once convey the city'S
guests to the new Y. Nj. G. A. building,
near the High school. where appropriate
ceremonies will take place touching
the laying of the corner stone. Hon. C..
Studebaker, of South Bend, Ind, is to
officiate as master mason, ana addresses
will be delivered by Seniors Horaci0
GuZmen. of Nicaragua. and NicanOr B..
PeroZa, of Venezuela. A movement
will be made for the city hall promptly
at 12 o'clock, where the Pan-Americans
will be greeted by the state, county and
city officials. All citizens are at lib
erty to attend
THIS INFORMAL RECEPTION.
In the council chamber W. NJ. Bush
nell and Aid. Weber have prepared
products of the state-cereals. minerals
and flax. The fax exhibit is of par
ticularly interesting description. There
is the product in its natural state and
in its various stages of man
ufacture to meet the needs
of a fastidious public. There
may not be time for the visitors to see
these exhibits at noon, and it is prota4
BILE return visit will have to be made
to the city hall during the afternoon.
The reason for the limited time is that
at o'clock there is luncheon at the
princely residence of Gov. Merriam. and
at O'Clock drive taken to unfold be-
fore the eyes of the guests the growth,
the beauty and the substantial charac-
ter of the city. The carriages will first
proceed to st. Anthony hill, and the
following thOroughfares traversed:
Dayton avenue, stopping at the Aber-
deem Western avenue. Ashland
avenue, Portland avenue, Cro-
Gus @ Hill, Summit Il avenue;
again be pierced, and, a view of the
panoramic Stretches of the Mississippi
valley having been obtained from the
center of Wabasha bridge, the caval-
cade will direct its course to DaytOn's $
bluff and take in the Indian mounds.
hallOwed with its uncanny looking me-
MORALS of a prehist' Tic age. At quick
gait the procession will return to the
Hotel Ryan, where the visitors will rest,
partake of dinner and otherwise pre-
pare themselves for
THE FULL DRESS RECEPTION.
The reception promises to be one of the
most fashionable events that has oc-
Cured in the city for many years, the
applications for tickets have severely
taxed the reception eommittee-MessYs.
William Bickel. Walter S. Morton and
Archelaus Pugh. Up to last evening
500 invitations had been issued. A great
effort has been made to forward an in
vitation to prominent business and pro-
fessional citizens, and if any are left
out in the cold the reason is that the
committee were compelled to close
down, owing to the fact that the city
does not contain hotel with accOmm6-
dations sufficient to comfortably take in
the whole population. The most
elaborate preparation has been made
for the reception, which viii
be at the Ryan. On the floor above the
parlors the following have been as