The record-union., 1892-01-19
PRESS RECEPTION.
All the Arrangements Are Now Com
pleted for Tomorrow.
The Programme Committee Submits
Its Report-Lunch at the Suffer
Club-Seeing the Sights.

The Executive Committee for the re-
ception of the delegates of the Interna-
tional League of Press Clubs met yester-
day and completed the arrangements for
1 to-morrow's reception.
j. o. Coleman, V. S. McClatchy and
General Sheehan, the Committee on Pro-
gramme. made the following report of
how it was proposed TO entertain the Wis
itOrs, and it was unanimously adopted:
The committee are to go to Davisville to
meet the guests. An address of welcome
viii be delivered by Mayor Comstock on
arrival at the depotat2 o'clock. Carriages
viii take the party to the Suffer Club
rooms. where luncheon, lasting an hour
and half, will be partaken OF and some
brief speechmakiDg INDUCED in.
Carriages Will be then taken for the
State Capitol, where the party will be
! state officers, and next by the Reception
Committee in the Senate Chamber. The
/ Governor, Hon. a. l.. Hart and others
! Will deliver short addresses, and general
reception will take place. The party will
/ at 1870 take carriages and be driven
/ to suffers Fort, the Art Gallery and
other points of interest. 1t is expected
/ blstb A4IJ ditbuo IACCtJliOn 1OIllII1bIcGS
! for Suffer Club rooms, Capitol and Art
! Gallery will attend to their duties in the
! places where assigned and nowhere else.
| The Art Gallery Committee VIII be
ready at the gallery at o'clock sharp.
! The gallery will be lighted by electric
lights Tor the occasion, and the mineral
1 cabinet rooms by gas ii necessary. The
! Executive Committee is solicitous that
all the subcommittee Will be prompt and
J that all appointed will serve.
An orchestra of ten pieces will play at
! the Suffer Club, the Capitol, and the Art
! Gallery during the reception, DR.. Teb-
| bets committee having arranged to that
effect. Mesdames G. Schmitt, w. j. Has
sett, G. K. McClatchy, j. n. Larkin, f..
c. Hart w. 5. Leake and Wells Drury
were added to the Reception Committee
at the Capitol, and the committee will
| meet at the Capitol at P. M.-the ladies
in the Library, the gentlemen in the Su-
! preme Court room.
The following have been invited to as
slSt at the reception at the club rooms:
! Miss Su3 lie Garfield, Miss Phoebe Brown,
Miss Leila j. Lindley, Miss Eta BirdsalI,
! Miss Laura Clarke, Miss Maye Carroll,
! Miss Edith Hughson, Miss Marguerite
! Well, Miss Lucy Epson, Miss Annie
! Coglan, Miss Della Magaun, Miss Alice
Smith, Hon. Newton Booth. Hon. Robert
L. Devlin, p. c. Hale, Mayor, w D.
Comstock, Colonel E. r. Hamilton, VIM.
Beckman, Colonel j. B. Wright, C. K.
| McClatchy, E. b. Willis, Wells Drury,
j. n. Larkin, Win. J. Davis, Carl
Schmidt, s. Z. Smith, A. Abbott, H.
| Weinstock, f. d. Ryan.
The following is the completed list Of
the Committee Of Reception at the Art
! Gallery: one or two names have been
changed owing to illness of those origin
ally named. The new appointees are re-
| quested TO take notice without further in
vitation: Trustee Conkln, j. A. Wood
! son, Dr.. George Pyburn, Frank Miller,
r. e. Avery, Christopher Green. DR.. c.
l.. Simmons, j. e. Mills, L. j. DevIin,
Mrs. II. b. Breckenteld. Mrs. E. c. Jor-
dan, Mrs. a. Bonnheim, Mrs. c. II.
j Cummings, Mrs. T.. =. Miller, Mrs G. A.
! Blanchard, Mrs. d. Lubin, Mrs. George
/ Lorenz.
The Ladies' Reception Committees to
| serve at the Capitol and Art Gallery met
III the parlor of the Golden EAGLE Hotel
/ yesterday afternoon. Those not present
sent excuses. The committee for the
! Capitol organized by electing Mrs. e. r.
Hamilton President and Miss Leila J.
! Lindley Secretary. After general dis
cussion, participated in by most of those
present. it was decided to extend through
! The daily papers a cordial invitation to
! the ladies of Sacramento to participate in
/ the reception. One member volunteered
! to furnish white ribbon badges for the
| ladies' committees.