The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-12
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rzrema ia. Made Great Preparstisns
for Entertaining the Visitors.

x.<,ma Has Made Great Preparations
for Entertaining the visitors.
Pasx.lnrKLIgaKscEg HEADQUARTERS. Is.
.zxsrK FAIR. TACOMA. sept. iL.-Espe-
l.sf--seAttie-T Tacoma day, tomorrow, will
= msde very pleasant day for the visit
! - A conraittee Of Tacoma women aud
/ ->u all receiys them and see TO il that
ssse xre all escorted 90 the points OF in
.rsst The women's reception committee
81, form in = semi-cirele At the main en-
/ ,.sc.. lsss in front of the PosT-IsrELLT-
! ssscga headquarters, and they will make
a.nosnt 20 see that every Seattle woman
.sssonaliy taken in hand and conducted
/ shsreyer she car es 90 90.
There will be no set programme for
ss,es.aining the visitors. because IL IL con-
/ ,bssrs4 more desirable 20 ALLOW the guests
At the occasion 10 go whore they please
ana safer no restraints or be required 10
hAlow cut any programme. One thing.
kaxsver. Mrs. Slaughter wishes the visit
Dss 10 bear in mind. and that Is that there
xill be = meeting OF the women in the art
gallery at p. m. sharp 10 talk oyer ways
snd means Of making the wonen's con-
srsss one Of the most valuable meetings 10
bs held at the fair. An expression Of
opsnion is desired on this subject. and as
ths-e wili be representatives. of the various
bs.ncises OF the congress at the fair tomor-
nov. il il proposed to utilize their presence
BIZ having general meeting.
The names OF the Tacoma reception
sommittee will be registered At the Posr-
IsrEt1fsEScER headquarters. and II Is de-
sifea that the names of the visitors appear
en- record there also. As many of the Wis
llors as eau find IL convenient TO do so ara
expected 10 register.
Ia the evening there will be fireworks.
and the Pioneer day exercises will also
take place during the day.
seattle eongratulates Tacoma" in let
fers OF ineandeseent lights. are the words
that meet your eyes as you enter the main
hall OF the principal building. There are
Ia sixfsen-caBdle lights Ia the words
"Seattlo' and Tacoma and $50 small
slobes in the word "congratnlates. The
Seattle committee has made an elaborate
sasc.r.eal display and has covered space
scanning the main arch adjoining the
foEr.IxTglIIoENcER headquarters which
kaas into the section assigned Seattle.
Director General BUGGY and his assistant,
Mr. German. have been spreading bunting
~ the bolt all day. and are arranging 10
aYeihe Pioneers and SeattIeltes hearty
selcoms. Prof Olof Bull has prepared
special musical programme and has writ
lea march which has been dedicated TO
The Seattle ladies.
The Seattle committee has been repre-
Knsea here by Messrs. Bagley and Rutter.
Who have been assisted by Percy
w. Rochester. while Jessie N. Elliott has
bad charge Of the departments OF art ard
semen's work.
All Of the Seattle exhibits are not in
place: crcditab!e display has been made.
haseveF. After registering at the Posr-
lssElraoExcKa headquarters you come
apoa the seattle section. Mr.. c. &. Berg.
he taxidarmlst, has furnished a handsome
moose aud elk. which ilank the main aisle
% eilhef side lie has also an extensive
exhibit Of taxideFmy. Mark Ten snie has
aeomple'e exhibit of Chinese and japanese
goods. The San Francisco Shoe Company,
he Washington Shoe Company. an as
softmenG manufactured in their Seattle
iaeiosy: Graham Millinery Company.
Vseen City Shirt Company. Pacific Aiumi-
sam Company. Denny Clay Company,
Pacific Railing and Plating Company.
tnion Electric Company, the Rochester
Brokerage Company. With "a exhibit OK
hour and Aunt Jemima pareske -four.
sycioae oil cans, by Frank j. MerE The
1oFdon Hardware Company has an ex-
hesi Of hardware which was used by the
Hudson Bay Company. The Seattle Coal
ann Iron Company. the Eureka Coat COM
faay, she Blueine Company. the Pacific
Lounge and Mattress Company. the AmeSi-
san TeTedo Proof Company. the hromo's
esTsal Company. ieschi park is repre-
ssnsed hy Is black swan and sea lioas.
Vae Of ghe pretty features Of the Seattle
sxhlbt Is the Goddess Of Grain and
Agriculture. furnished by Seattle artist.
he soDau s sorK department Is materi-
hly benefited by the work of Mrs. Eoote.
kFA G. II. Almond, Mrs. q. l. Hill, Mrs.
] |. saekman. Mrs. J. W. Pratt. Mrs.
layer and Miss Bessie Beach. Mrs. G. II.
Almond has on exhibition an tnlaid table
saaaininE 6iteen varieties ard 1850
pssess ef native woods. The Washington
state university has an extensive sssort-
Gsst ~ lndtan curics "a the antaropo-
lsxiesl department. where 'Chiai Seattle,
y kalph Coombs. Is a striking ngure. AMI
sas Seattle pahl.c schools will have their
ssaiblt Isl shsre Within a fes days
AvsSFs. Frank Atwood, J. Eugene Tor
aAa aa4 b, n Williams have loaned their
eefseisuas ct paintings, While the WORKS
stiAs 10 asiag seattle artists are on ex-
aselaeu Mrs Jessie NJ. kdiotI Mrs.
hsrnsaaa -mita. Miss ElA Bush. Miss
!sssle F.sken, Miss Eva Copeland. Miss
Mar geuaes. Mrs. Florence whltieri.
Ass. e ! }tE6.as. Mrs. L. Y. hsrsheF,
IA g. ~. AaaeY. Mrs.. George Walker,
No A J.. Hambrighg Mrs.. Alma Roger
lnfraae. AIRS Al. X. DAvldsoa, Mrs A.
fsys heeausae. and Mcssrs. Roland ise.
: Iaaos a. {, Aaring ana faai
AaesseF.
Although al ibe exhibits are not yet N
faes, sire maiu haitsngs look much mors
ss'aI4ste ban saey dsd week age The
ssAlsss cou sasssi ouers have spsat tbs day
- sssiiaS Else sS 3 biI ia piace. zmd hy The
ss'as tas arss delegation strives from TIE
Saeea Gay toasogres. 10 IL expected that
vac afst cKhih,l thst aIA greet me eye V ia
= that from seattle
Ice aA,l az .GLessol in fFoas Of tee seat
- ssasalt. hss been decorated wish Haas
80 ihs .aiy eaiars. giving the ea8asns
~ Bright zn1 sag appearance On eater
Ms On one ss&e of she acorsay toino !"
~ moTatnE. the gsntismen's reception
s~aHistss al ssAnd, and ca the other