The morning call., 1892-01-08
PRESS EXCURSION.
Representatives Of the international League
Clubs Entertained at Chicago.

CHICAGO, Jan. THE International
League Press clubs arrived here this after
noon. The excurslonists went over the
Worlds Fair grounds, and then repaired to
the rooms of the Chicago Press Club. They
later visited the Herald Building, being en-
tertained at luncheon by James W. Scott.
Informal addresses were made by Mr. Scott,
Miss Kate Field, Mrs. Frank Leslie Wilde,
Willy Wilde and j. Seayer Page. In the
evening number Of theaterS were visited,
and the party then again became the guests
of the Chicago Press Club, departing at IL
O'Clock in the evening over the Chicago and
Northwestern for the West.
About twenty clubs are represen by
nearly 100 delegates, as follows:
New York Club-Wiliam j. Arkell, SAM
mel c. Austin, William Berry, }. l. Char
louis, Thomas Evans and wife, DR.. John
Friedrich (of the German Press CLUB,
Charles Ii. George, George f. Lyon, Major
T. L. NJ cEirath, Charles w. Price. Alfred
+. Pearsall. T. Bunnell Phelps, William Il.
Worrall, Marshall p. Wilder.
Boston Club-William V. Alexander,
Thomas F. Anderson, Edmond j. Carpen-
ter, William c. Grout, Justin 5. Keeler,
William b. Smart, J. c. Morse.
Rhode Island Club-lrVing Watson, Frank
Watson Il. f. True.
New England WOman's Association
\. D y.
Buffalo Club-ByrOn NJ. Newton, Eugene
j. Flenry.
ham.
Philadelphia Cub-T. Henry Martin.
Reading Club-.IOhn b, Dampman.
Journalists Club, Balhmore-John S.
Stillman, Lynn Il. MeeEins and wife.
Georgia Woman's Press Association
Mrs. William King
Pltsburg Club-T. J. keenan,, President
International League Of Press Clubs; Will
lam Ii. Davis, Miss keenan,, George II
WelshouS, J.. ID. Bancroft Miss Nellie BLY,.
Press news representative.
Cleveland WOman's Club-Miss Elr0y NJ.
Avery.
National Organization German American
Journalists ard AUTHORSHIP liam Kauf-
III ann. Paul Bcchner Dr. Emf lPretOrius.
Illinois Woman Association Mrs. BE lie
/. Gorton, Mrs. Sarah Wilder Pratt, Miss
Mary Allen West.
Chicago German Club-Dr. Paul Carus
and wife, Emil HoeSbster and wife.
St Paul Ciub-H. I. Black, George
Thompson.
Grand Rapids C.ub-E. B. Fisher.
Canton Club-T. X. Albaugh
Toledo Club p. c. Boyle, II. 2. Muir
San Francisco Cluh-W. NJ. Bunker. T. T.
Williams II. NJ. Tod, NJ. Il. de Young,
hugh Hume.
Invited guests-Fuster Coates, first Presid-
ing Officer Of the league; William Wilde.
Mrs. Frank Leslie Wilde, Miss Kate Field,
Washington; Miss Ellta Proctor Otis. Eu-
gene Field and wife. Major Moses p. Handy
and wife, J. c. wager and wife, Milton c.
Roach, Mrs. William B-tri, Mrs. j. f. Char
louis, Mrs. George F. Lyon, Mrs. Major T.
p. McElrath, Mrs. CIV. Price. Mrs Wor-
RAIL- New York; Mrs Ackiey, Providence;
Mrs. Jonn Is. Dampman, Reading; Mrs.
Lynn Il. Meekins, Baltimore; Mrs. Geo. Ii.
Neshous, Miss WelshouS, Pittsburg; Miss
Madison, New York Mrs. DR.. Paul earns,
Chicago; Mrs. y. T. Black, Mrs. George
Thomson, st. Paul. DR.. Alexander Hun
ter, Mrs. Alexander Hunter. Mrs. Judge
Albaugb, Canton Mrs. George Wllcoxsen,
Miss Kate Metcalf, Chicago.
This evening al the invitation OF Manager
henderson and Stuart Robson the club at
tended performance Of 'She Stops to
Conquer" at the Chicago Opera House.