St. Paul daily globe., 1895-10-11
ENJOYED THE DRIVE.
Episcopal Bishops and Lay Dele
gates Shown St. Paul.

ENJOYED THE DRIVE.
Episcopal Bishops and Lay Dele
gates Shown St. Paul.
The bishops and lay delegates now
attending the Episcopal convention in
Minneapolis laid aside all business yes
terday afternoon and came to ST. Paul,
| in response to an invitation to enjoy a
| carriage drive about the city. The
| delegates were piloted from Minneap-
| oils to st. Paul by a committee of ST.
Paul Episcopalians, consisting of
| w. H. Lightner, B. F. Beardsley, S.
| M. Hayes, F. 3. Millard, NJ. H. Albin,
| E. B. Graves, G. F. Fauntleroy, T.
GaskelI, w. S. Gillian, c. j. Ingles, C.
| A. Dibble and F. o. Osborne
The delegates came to st. Paul in
eight special interurban cars, fur
! nished for the occasion by Thomas
Lowry. Over 400 personal acceptances
were received in response to the invi-
tation, and it is a conservative esti-
mate to place the number of visitors
at 400.
The delegates left the interurban
cars at the Ryan hotel. There they
were met by a reception committee,
consisting of c. G. Andrews, A. S. Tall
madge, E. W. Peet, Fred S. Bryant,
w. T. Kirke, B. F. Stanton, NJ N. V.
Seymour, L. T. Lawton, W. H Mer-
rick, w. J. Sleepy, J. 1. Jellett, S. c.
M. Appleby, and Secretary McGinnis,
of the Commercial club These gentle
men expeditiously conducted the
bishops and lay delegates TO the car
riages in waiting. So quickly was the
work done that the last carriage
moved away in less than half an hour
after the first carload of guests ar
rived.
1t was feared early in the day that
it would be impossible to secure
enough carriages to accommodate the
distinguished visitors, but through the
earnest efforts Of the committee in
charge, 100 private carriages were OBJ
tanned and a sum sufficient TO provide
for about fifty livery teams was raised.
1t was an ideal October afternoon,
and the visitors greatly enjoyed the
drive The route was as follows:
Sixth street to DaytonJ avenue, to
Western avenue, to Portland avenue,
to Kent street, to Holly avenue, to
Dale street, to Summit avenue to
Victoria street, to Ashland avenue, to
Victoria street, to Fairmount avenue,
to Crocus hill, to- Dale street, to Sum-
init avenue, and Summit court, to Mer-
riam hill, to Central avenue via Cen
trail Park place, to Twelfth street. west
to Cedar street, to Third street, to
Wacouta street, to Sixth street, to
Ryan hotel.
The following citizens contributed to.
the occasion:
Carriages-Dr. C. A. Higbee, c. F,
Mailer, DR.. c. Schiffman, F. B. Bass,
G. e; Dickerman, E. F. Hughson, John
A. Stees, Alex Ramsey, William B.
Dean, DR.: A, e. Senckler, DR.. J. w.
Magee, E. H. Bailey, James H. Weed.
John Je!t Z; B. sanborn, Samuel Dearing, Pc
Noyes, e. S. Chittenden, D. L. Cur.
tice, Dr. e. c.. Abbott, C. B. Olmsted,
John NJ. Egan, F. B. Kellogg, w. F.
Peet e, W. Shirk, Mrs. W, Q. Allen,
Reilly, Mrs. H. e. Everill. Mrs. S. ny s
Welch, j. A. Humbird, S. S. Eaton, F.
e. Edmund, T: s. Tomplzins, o. H. Bige-
low, Joseph Elsinger, Col; R. F. Her
A. H. Wilder, c. @. White, A. A.
White, G: Livingston, Theodore Irvine,
A. H. Lindeke, P. T. Jackson, w. C.
Foley, Mrs. William F. Graves, DR.. j.
e. Schadle, 81. P. Upham, T. B. Camp
bell, G. w. freeman, Col. A. Scheffer,
| William Hamm, S. o. Brooks, Mrs. J.
J. O'Leary, J. C. Richardson, Mrs.
Henry Hale, r. Gordon, NJ Auer-
bach, E. F. Warner, j. H. Skin
ner, F. Weyerhauser, o. P. Lanpher,
| A. Kalman, E. w. Winter, Dr. Foster,
| William Constans, Mrs. A. S. Strong,
| r. NJ. Newport, Mrs. F. A. Fogg, w. ..
| Cornish, Rev. E. c. Mitchell, C. A.
| Severance, w. F. Meyers, J. J. Parker.
| G. Shields, Matt Clark c. H C. Smith,
e. J. Hodgman, DR.. Charles Smith, Dr..
A. J. Stone, J. w. Bishop, R. A. Lam
pher: E. B. Graves, George Benz, r. P.
mond, William Dawson, Mrs. Hewitt,
! r. B. Bement, Az Tighe, r. w. M.
| Cutcheon, Mrs. j. J. Hill, r. Jefferson,
| George R. Finch.
Cash-C. E. Flandrau, So; W. T.
Kirk, 81; R. Mannheimer, s.; S. NJ.
| Cary, 50; Kenneth Bryan, 50; E. F.
| Warner, $40; Rukard Hurd, 50; Mrs.
| Ansel Oppenheim, 81; H F. Stevens, 50;
| A. B. Driscol1. 81; A B. Plough. 81
! Greenleaf Clark, 50; George L. Beard
| sley. 81; Alfred Dufresne, 81; Judge C.
| e. Otis, 50; H. M. Smyth, 81; D. NJ
| Robbins, So; W.. H. Mingaye, 81; cash,
80; H. c. McNair, So, T. L.. Schur-
| meier, So; Harvey Officer, 81; c. H.
Fauntleroy, 81: A. M. Eddy, 81; W. R.
| Merriam, 81; p. H. Gotham, 50; W. B.
| A. Greve, So; j. w. Lusk, $2.
| Cool colors and correct shape makes
| the Gordon Hat the favorite with the
| well-groomed man.