The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1892-02-13
THE APPEAL: MISUNDERSTANDING II NEWsp APER
THOUGHT MOULDERs.
Assemble and Discuss Matters and have
Good Social Time. i.s

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The twenty-6fth annual meeting of
the Minnesota Editors and Publishers
Association was held in St. Paul this
week. The sessions took place in the
Hall in the Grand Opera House Block.
The rooms of the Press Club in the same
building were at the disposal of the AS
ISOLATION at all times. There were be-
tween Is and 100 present during the
meeting. Very interesting papers were
read and discussed during the two days
ofthe meeting and all who participated
were highly benefited. Wedne day eve
ming banquet and social entertainment
was rendered to the association at the
Windsor Hotel by the newspapers and
kindred business establishments of St.
Paul which was very pleasant affair in
every way. After discussing the excel
lent menu the following program was
carried out; president H. P. Hall acting
as toast-master: Song"We meet again to-
night Boys" Mendelssohn Quartet;
Toast, "The Minnesota Editors and Pub
lisher's Association, 1S67-1S92," Capt. H.
A. Castle; Toast, Influence of the Press"
H. 4, Day; Quartet, Laughing Song"
toasts, absent bnt not furgotten," 10y
letter., F. S. Verbeck of Chicago; "The
Great and the Good in J,urnal sm," Joel
P. Heatwole; 'The Minnesota Editors
and the Worlds Fair" L. P. Hunt;
quartet, annie Laurie" T.. V. Small.
ley was too i'll to be present and W. H.
Dixon responded in his place.
Several extempore toasts were respon-
ded to briefly. "Old" Pease talking
about, 'The Oldest Editor on Earth"
Condo Hamlin, of the Pioneer Press, on
'The Press the Pioneer of Civilization"
and B. B. Herbert giving a short infor-
NAL talk.
The dining room was then cleared and
dancing was begun to the strains of the
st. Anthony Hill Orchestra and kept up
until fourteen numbers had been
danced. Among those present aside
from the members with their wives,
were the following:
Mr.. and Mrs. Soren Listoe, Mr., and
Mrs. H. c. Vaughan, Mrs. Lucian War
ner, p w. Clifford, T. Levasseur, Mr..
and Mrs. Stockenstrom, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Lee, Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Sawyer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Dunn, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. L Bixby, Capt. A. H. Castle,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bartram, Mr.. andeMre. w.
Il. Dixon,s Mr. and Mrs.sL. res Mr..
and Mrs. F. II. Kellogg, DR.. J. E. Gem
mel, Rev. J. Conway. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
l., Stack, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Dearth,
80. Adams, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Brawley,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ford, Mr.. and Mrs
+. F. Wilde, John Baker, Lewis Baker,
Sr., Condo Hamlin, S. Condo, ]. M.
Hawks, Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. TalImadge,
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Ramaley, The Misses
Francis Nicholson, Annie Nicholson,
Charlotte Gemmel, Trott, E. Belle
Smith, Bixby, Grace Mcdonald, Grace
L'stoe, Pearl Day, all of St. Paul; Miss
Carrie Pugh of Minneapolis. Thursday,
after the reading and discu sing of
number of interesting papers the Asso-
citation elected the following officers:
President, G. S. Pease; fist vice pres
ldent. Soren Listoe; second vice presi.
dent, Z. 9. Whitney; third vice presi-
dent Bronson Strain; recording secre-
tary, E. A. Paradis; corresponding secre
tary, Harry E. Ives; treasurer, D. Ra
maley; executive committee, C. P. Slime.
N. s. Gordon, William Kinds.
The place for the next meeting will
De Sc ected bv the executive committee.