The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-06-22

:. ing the morning hours everything was pleas
ait and the sun shone brightly. In the
afternoon. however, cold wind began &c
blow, and it made things uncomfortable
= Tor the fair visitors.
:, The members of the Pacific Coast
.Woman's Press Association were the
>: Special guests of the fair management.
:: Atleast forty members Of the association
were present.
IT,. They reached the exposition grounds
=: E bDut u o'clock. and Tendezvoused at the
= LtberallArts building.
=: From there the ladies went to luncheon
In the Cosmopolitan restaurant, and then
: spent the greater part of the remainder OF
g: the day in sightseeing.
:. At 3o'cleck P. II. they and their friends
held a reunion in Festival Hall. There
=: were no formal exercises, but members of
: the association made brief speeches.
-. Mrs. Charlotte Perkins Stetsou, presi-
dent of the association, made a short ad-
dress OF congrRtuIation In which she told
: her associates that the only object in their
visiting the exposition on this occasion
: was to have COED time, and to that end
;. nun Der Of bright speeches~were made
on subjects suggested by scenes and Incl
dents upon the exposition grounds. Among
the sDea kers we're: Mrs. M. 3. Foster,
:: Mrs. Ella NJ. Sexton, Miss Frances Edger-
ton, and Mrs. Alice G. Waterman.
= FRANK Irusdell, the chief of the depart
Inent Of publicity and promotion, had been
: invited to be present. and was called upon
p to say few words on behalf of the expo
sltIon management. lie bore testimony
to the valuable services rendered by the
Woman's Press Association in the develop
:ment and progress of the exposition, and
: welcomed the ladies 10 the exposition and
to its attractions.
= Among the members of the Pacific Coast
Woman's Press Association who were
present were: Mrs. Charlotte Perkins
: StetsoD. Mrs. Emily C. Remsen, Mrs
: Marion TAYLOR. Mrs. Ada c. Van Pelt,
Mrs. H. L. Neall, Mrs. Alice C. Waterman,
Mrs Mary +. McRoberis, Mrs. d. w. Gel
wIcks, Mrs. May L. Harrison, Mrs. Har-
riet Howe, Mrs. III. B. Foster, Miss Rose
0'Halloran, Miss Ina Donna Coolbrith,
Miss Alma Precilla Alden, Mrs. Rafela
Schultz BOllard. Mrs. n. E. Boyd, Mrs. A.
T. Blake, Mrs. Alice K. Cooley, Mrs. S. l.
. Darling, Miss Emma P. Hanson, Mrs, G.
Hubbard, Mrs. Barbara Knell. Miss Mary
Lambert. Mrs. Mary V. T. Lawrence,
Mrs: Laura V. Finney, Mrs. l.. II. Smith.
w. ,: Manning of the National Food So
clety OF New York began series of lee
Lures yesterday IN the ball of the A gricul-
tural oulldlng on the subject of Fruit a S
Food" Despite the unpleasantness of the
day there was a good attendance. and
those present took a deep interest in the
: matter of living upon an Edenic diet.
Other representatives of the National Food
Society will lecture at the hall upon the
same subject
: Many bright and happy children from
the protestant Orphan Asylum were the
guests Of the exposition management yes
terday, and they enjoyed themselves thor
.6ughly among the concessiOnaires and in
visiting the main buildings of the exposi-
ton. Among the visitors were the in
mates Of the Almshouse, who had been ex-
tended the court estes of the exposition by
the management just as in the case of the
: orphans.
There was trouble yesterday in the
vienna Prater, the headquarters of the
. South Sea Island cannibals. Manager
brown, who has the troupe under super
vision, ordered one of the cannibals 20
carry large barrel into the hall, and then
take broom and sweep out the head
quarters. The South Sea islander be-
came indignant because he was asked TO
perform such mental labor as sweeplne
out, and used some very strong language
TO the manager.
o.. AS result Brown knocked him down
and other natives rushed in and turned
against Brown. The native with whom
he had had the trouble first tried 10 bit
him with the leg Of ia BILE, which he had
torn of. No arrests were made
=. During the past few days many of the
concessionares have been discussing
proposition TO go 10 Tacoma with THAR
goods next October and afterward TO move
te'the City of Mexico and assist in holding
the national exhibition there. Those in
terested in the scheme are waiting to hear
rom Colonel Green, the manager of the