St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-13
THE PRESS GANG.
An Interesting Round of Pleasure
and Entertainment Planned
by the Local Club. -
Excursions, Receptions and Gen.
eral Merrynaking Are to Inter-
sperse the Business. =.

| The executive committee or theSSt.
| Paul Press club met yesterday after
| noon In the club house of the orgaifizav
ton for the purpose of appointing COM
mittees and arranging programme for
the visiting members OF the lnterna-
tional League of Press Clubs, which
will meet in st, Paul next Thursday1dn
second annual session. The revised
programme is as follows: 5I19
Thursday. May IS, business session'fn
the rooms of the chamber of commerce
| at IL O'Clock; p. a., ride about the
city; 80 p. M, open literary session in
one of the opera houses. At this open
| meeting there will be speeches by such
distinguished members as Col. Cockrell,
Murat Halstead, Mrs. Conner, q. w.
Childs, w. P. Phillips, Hamlin Gar
land, President M. H. de Young. and
| others. The programme will be inter-
spersed with number OF musical selec-
tons and other innovations by members
of The league and others.
Friday, May 10. there will be morn
! ing business session in the rooms OF the
chamber of commerce at IL o'clock. In
the afternoon the members will be
taken for a ride on the st. Paul and
White Bear railway to the lake, and if
| there is good breeze the party will be
taken for sail in the yachts of the two
clubs at the lake. In the evening there
will be reception rendered the ladies
of the league in the parlors of the Com
mercial club, and at 9 o'clock the BAN
quet to the members will commence at
the Hotel Ryan.
On SATURDAY. morning the members
will be given an excursion up the river
to Fort Smelling and Minnehaha Falls.
The afternoon is left to themselves, but
ample opportunity will be given them
to visit Minneapolis under the auspices
of the Minneapolis Press club. The
change in the programme has been
made for that purpose. The committees
are as follows:
Committee Oh Programme for Open
Session-Frankly w. Lee, j. III. earns
by, 3. S. Cowen, IL. t. Carpenter, l. N.
Morris.
Committee on Drive Around the City
E. A. Paradls, j. j. Dobson, E. E.
McCrea, w. l.. Benson and j. S. Pin
ney.
Committee on Trip to White Bear
Lake,. H. Ramaley, Il. W. Wack, W.
r. Bell, A E. Verify and Moses Folsom.
Committee on Banquet-E. V. Smal-
ley, H. A. Castle, Rev. s. 6. Smith,
John Baker and Ambrose Tighe. Z
Committee on Ladies' Reception
Mrs. Carry Steele, Mrs. Gardner ruth
KimbalD, Mrs. Severance. r. +. Steele,
II. B. Greening and E. L. Fales.
Committee on Invitation - d. w.
Meeker, j. l.. Stack, George Sherin, j.
E. King and j. M. Hawks. o.
Committee on Excursion to Mime
haha-F. A. johnson, Franc r., E..
Woodward. c. S. Sawyer, j. j. Symes
and l.. r. Root
Committee on Refreshments at Club
House,. j. Ahern, III. w. Cory, G.
Niehausen, G. Z. Slime and G. G. Car
ter.
1t is the object of the members of the
st. Paul club to do everything in their
power to make the visit of the members
of visiting clubs and the delegates from
the league clubs as pleasant as possible.
No expense will be spared and the in
dividual members of the club are ex-
pected to do their utmost towards enter
tanning the guests. 1t is an. honor, to
the city of st. Paul to have the cOnyen-
ton held in this city, and The citizens
cannot help but appreciate the value
which the city will receive from the adj
vertising which will be given by the
visiting delegates. nj
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