St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-01
PROGRAM IN REVISED FORM.
RECEPTIONS, DRIVES AND 9TH
Err DIVERSIONS MIXED WITH
BUSINESS.
WILL BANQUET AT LAKE PARK.
List of Formal Toasts to Be De-
Evered Under Command
of HI. p. Hall

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day than the ninth annual meeting
of the United Typothetae of America
and Canada, which begins it's formal
sessions here next Tuesday, though
there will be preliminary meetings
of some of the committees on Mon
day at the Windsor hotel, official
headquarters. This organiza ton
comprises in its membership the lead
ing employing printers, lithograph-
erS and StationerS of the United
States. Their annual meetings bring
together a body of educated, ener-
getic, enterprising and successful
business men, the very class of peo-
pie ST. Paul will most cordially well
come in her midst. The attendance
will probably reach several hundred,
and the parties will spend five days
in the two cities, the meetings being
held alternately in st. Paul and Min
neapoliS.
AT a meeting Of local members held
last night the programme was re-
vised and approved. 1t is here print
ed in it's completed form:
Monday, 5th-Arrival and reception of
delegates and ladies in both cities; to
5 p. M, reception by West Publishing
company Ghe largest law publishers in
the WORLD, at their establishment in
st. Paul; meeting of the executive COM
mittee at 5 p. m.
Tuesday, 6th-9:3O a. M, meeting of
the convention in ST. Paul; 1880 a. m,
ladies' excursion to White Bear lake;
p. NJ, session Of convention, st. Paul;
ar1,nfr "a frNH ra1~ly
Paul; $50 to 1880 p. M, reception at
residence of Michael Treacy, $50 East
Third street, ST. Paul.
Wednesday, 7th-9:3O a. m, session of
ladies' carriage ride through Kenwood
boulevard, Minneapolis; p. M, ses-
sion of convention, Minneapolis; visit
by the ladies to art gallery Of Mrs. T.
B. Walker, Minneapolis; p. M, car
riage ride, Minneapolis; p. M, excur-
sion to Lake Harriet, Minneapolis; con-
cert in pavilion.
Thursday, Sth-9:30 a. m, session of
convention, st. Paul; special excursion
to Mfnnehaha falls, on Interurban cars,
leaving Hotel Ryan, st. Paul, p. m. !;
West Hotel, Minneapolis, 2:40 p. m.
Friday, 9th-EXcursion to Lake Min
netonka, via the Minneapolis & St.
Louis railway, leaving st. Paul at $50
a. M, Minneapolis at $3.50 a. m, arriv-
ing at lake at 10; 10 a. M, excursion on
lake, steamer City of ST. Louis; p. M,
banquet at Lake Park hotel; informal
hop in evening; 1880 p. M, return trip
on Minneapolis & ST Louis railway.
The banquet will be presided over by
H. P. Hall as POSTMASTER. The list
Of formal toasts is as follows: Our
Guests" c. W. Ames; Omitted Typoth-
etae Of America. Joseph J. Little;
IT. The Twin Cities" W, H b Eustls;
Kellar; ''The Ladies'" A. H. Pugh
There will be plenty of extem-
poraneous responses, too, and Selbert's
programme.
The joint committees on entertain
ment are:
Executive ,Committee-F; L: Smith,
chairman, Minneapolis; David Ra-
Ames, George NJ. stanchfield, Michael
Treacy, w. c. Evans, st. Paul; A. c.
Bausman, A. M. Geesaman, c. A.
Mitchell, D. w. Thurston, Minneapolis.
Finance Com M esiai, B p: gr9 S',f
ton, D. S. Sperry, ST; Paul; W.
neapolis.
Banquet Committee-A. NJ. Geesa-
Bergmeier, Edward Randall, John
Brandtjen, st. Paul; D. w. Thurston.
Drives and Street Cars Committee
c. A. Mitchell, chairman. Minneapolis;
Webster, ST. Paul; F. G. Drew, Min
neapoliS.
Murphy, chairman, Minneapolis; Frank
Shoop, Paul c. lander, st. Paul' carlos
Hatch, Minneapolis.
Press Committee. J. Meyst, chair
man, Minneapolis; c. P. Slime, ID. Ia
maley, st. Paul; C. A. Mitchell, E. W.
Murphy, Minneapolis; o.
George NJ. Stanchfield, chairman: l.. d.
Bissell, ST. Paul; c. A. Mitchell, George
A. Leighton, ]. w. Swinburne, Minnie
apolis. e.,
chairman; William c. Evans, st; Paul;
A. c. Bausman, w. F. Black, Mime
Reception and entertainment, com
mittee to consist of entire membership.
George M. stanchfield. chairman; Mrs,
D. Ramaley, Mrs J. H. Ramaley, Miss
S. K. Ramaley, Mrs. D. s.. Sperry,
Mrs. NJ Treacy, Mrs. w. T: Rich, Mrs.
G. W. Amss Mrs Mrs. 2; ri M G RyoWp Mrs.
L. D. Bissell, Miss Grace Bissell, Mrs.
Del T. Sutton, Mrs. ]. Brandtien, Mrs.
w. c. Evans, Mrs. H. L. Collins. Mrs.
E. P. Penniman. Mrs. Frank M. Shoop,
Mrs H. NJ l. R pelGl Mrs M g p RI Dick T
inson, chairman: Mrs. A: G. Baus-
man, Mrs. W. F. Black, Mrs; Alfred
Roper, Mrs: Carlos F. Hatch, Mrs.
Frank E Storer, Mrs. NJ: y: Price,
Miss ada L en11an Mrs T. M; R1 Hail'
Mrs. George A. Leighton, Mrs. A. M.
Geesaman. Mrs. F. L. Smith, Miss
Irene Joslyn. Mrs. e. w. Murphy, Mrs.
J. W. swinhurne r, Mrs: Frank M;ss Icy hey
nette Rollins, Miss Agnes Mae Smith,
1sss5 a Gsoa Pre ri sre eyTes va H
elak Wad dnea Rich nm Va. Treas
urer. Charles Buss. Cincinnati. o.
Vice Presidents-F. l.. Smith. first
vice president. Minneapolis. Mimi;
Richard Ennis, second vice president
vice president, Boston. Mass; J. H.
Bruce, fourth vice president Nash
vile, Tenn; Percy F. Smith, fifth
vice president, Pittsbure. Pa: A. F.
Rutter, sixth vice president, Toronto,
Ont.
Executive ccmmittee-,Joseph J. Lit
alley. ST. Paul. Mimi: George II. Ellis,
Boston. Mass; John R. McFetridge,
Roc t5te N. Y: c. s. Moraho house.
New Haven, Conn.,. James Murray,
Toronto, Can.
Officers of the local branches in the
two cities:
St Panl-President. D. Ramaley:
vice president, GEORGE NJ. Stanchfeld;
secretary Fl. L. Collins: treasurer,
William G. Evans; executive commit
fee. H. D. Brown. chairman: w c.
Evans, G. w. Fornick, Edward Ran
dali. L. D. Risseu.
nneanolis-President, F. L. Smith;
vice president A. c. Bausman: secra-
tarv. Carlos F. Ha tch: treasurer T w
executive committee. w. F.
Yoly
". T. Moffett. George A. Leighton.
TRIED TO KISS DURRANT.
Well Dressed Woman Makes an
Effort to Embrace Him