St. Paul daily globe., 1896-03-29
PREPARING FOR VISITORS.
LIST OF THE LADIES, COMMITTEES
HAS BEEN PREPARED FOR
PUBLICATION.
THE wOMAN,s ORGANIZATION
Large Number Have Been Select
ed TO Do 81 Large Amount of Nee
essary Work.

| placing at the disposal of the encamp-
ment committees such quarters, with
or without meals, as can be devoted to
! the accommodation of visitors to the
national encampment
| This is not movement to obtain free
! quarters, but only the beginning of a
systematic canvass of the city for ac-
commodations that will be paid for by
visitors at reasonable compensation
Every family that can spare one or
more rooms is asked tc send name and
address, with all facts, to c. w. Horr.
at headquarters in the Indicott build
ing stating the number of persons that
can be accommodated with lodging and
meals, or without meals. and the rates
that will be charged.
A careful registry of al will be kept,
and there is no doubt but that every
place in the city where visitor can
! he provided for will be occupied a t
I fair compensation.
The work of preparing to accommo-
! date encampment visitors must be car
ried on rapidly and vigorously, and the
request of the committees for quar-
ters, it is expected, will be responded
to promptly by every family in the city,
in connection with this matter in the
following card to the public:
The Grand Army of the Republic will meet
| In our city between Sept. and of this year,
and there will be in the neighborhood of tvs
hundred thousand visitors attending that en-
campment. This means that accommodations
must be provided for this immense number OIL
visitors; that we have invited them, and that
we must take care of them These people dc
not expect free accommodations; they expect
and are willing to pay for all they get, but to
accommodate them citizens will have to
throw open their houses and give every avail
able space and spare bed to the housing OF
them while they are here If you have rooms
| and no beds, you can for small price pur-
chase cots and receive such compensation as
will pay you for the room and outlay. In
| Louisville the best people of the city enter
! tained the G. A. r. visitors. There were 800
homes thrown open, and we were Informed
while in that city by the chairman of the com
| mittee that not single complaint was EN-
| tered against one visitor that the citizens of
! Louisville entertained.
Blanks will he mailed to all householders,
which they will please fill out and return to
! the undersigned at Room $40 Endicott build
! ing, st. Paul.
The list Of ladies' committees. which
/ has been in course Of preparation for
the last two weeks was completed yes
terdsy. While the committees are large
and numerous the work that will have
to be done is considerable. There will
be something for everybody and the
committees selected will be found equal
to the occasion. The ladies'. organiza-
ton as it now stands is as follows:
Ladies' ommittee-President, Mrs. r. NJ.
Newport. 217 Summit~avenue; secretary, Mrs.
| ]. w. Edgerton, GAG Portland avenue, treas
urer, Mrs. Ii. B. Willis, b99 Summit ave-
nue..
/ Vice Presdents-Mrs John R. Brooke,
/ Mrs. j. H. Stewart, Mrs. |. D. Sturgis, Mrs.
| j. 7. Averill, Mrs. H. A. Castle, Mrs. NJ.
D. Flower; Mrs. J. J. McCardy, Mrs Al Al
6a Ree rs John ouneT ADAMS Mrs
| George b. Young, Mrs. d. A. Monfort, Mrs
F. 3. Kellogg, Mrs. T. 7. Smith, Mrs G.
e Mgbee Mrs lanes Mrs.
Mrs. E. G. Furness, Mrs. S. B: Mcconnell
s is% s%fb Mrs. e obS
Mrs. Edward Wade, Mrs. w. F. Tucker,
Mrs. \. P. LangfGrd, Mrs. J; B. HOTie' STie
| c. w. Hackett, Mrs. Henry Hasenwinkle
Mrs. Frederick Driscoll, Mrs. R. G: Jefer-
sgn Mrs j. ssPg Mrs j. A wheel0es
b. Bangs, Mrs. Charles Thompson, Mrs. ].
w. Bishop, Mrs. Justus Rice, Mrs. !. l..
Mahan, Mrs. R. A; Becker, Mrs. 7. D. 81
I. Finch, Mrs. Alfred B. Johnson, Mrs. A.
r., McGill, Mrs, J. A. White, Mrs. ]. Q:
Adams, Mrs Nelson Russell Mrs. Ell
Minneapolis; Mrs. Van SAINT, Winona.
observation-disclosures, Mrs. J. B. Hoxsie,
649 Summit avenue; vice chairman, Mrs. F. B.
danes o. Dalrymple, H. F. Stevens, c. A.
Dibble. Mathew Clark, S. R. McMasters E. H.
Judson, E: E: Hughson, r. A. Lanpher l. L.
George O. Lawton. Conde Hamlin, Marshall
Cathcart E. o. Zimmerman, J. B. Baird,
Henry Schurmeier, w. H. Wood c. A. Zim-
norman, A. A. White John w. Lane, A. S.
+ r
Rodney King, W. E. Stanton, julius Pitts, T.
T. White, ]. J. Rhodes. ]. P. Gribben, H. Hol-
bert, A. Muir, Miss Duslnberre, Mesdames
Daniel Davies, Charles z. Clark.
Printing-Chairman, Mrs. H. A. Castle. 112
Western avenue north; Mesdames ]. w. Bish-
op,. c. d. Kerr, Charles McKenney, r. c.
F. B. Kellogg, NJ. L. Saunders. Alexander
Donald, Edward p Ingersoll. Harvey Officer,
r. P: Lewis. c: NJ. Burr. NJ. d. Edwards. c.
D. O'Brien, H. r. Brill w. H. Sanborn, j. @.
Adams, j. A Thomas, w. G. Gates, Homer c.
Eller.
Finanee-Chairman. Mrs. John Quincy Ad-
ans, Crocus hill; Mesdames George Thomp-
son, James Gilhllan, H. B. Willis l. L. Mahan.
House-Chairman, Mrs. John r. Brooke. the
Aberdeen; Mesdames c. e. Furness. Stanford
Newell Kenneth Clark, II. B. Willis, T. d.
Smonton.
Badge-Mrs. j. A. wheelock. 421 Summit
avenue. chairman; Mesdames D. r. Noyes,
Cass Gilbert Claiming Seabury. '!T -
Music-Mrs. r. r. Dorr. Crocus hill chair
man; Mesdames D. L.Colville. T. l.. schur-
meier, W. R. Lord. A. MacLaren Charles
Bigelow Jr; H. A, stshl. E. C.. Murdoch,
I. L. Mahan, D. F. De Wolf Miss Angeine
Aspinwall, Miss Elsie Shaw Mrs H. r. Cur
tbs, Mrs. Herman Shelter. Miss Louise Lin
deke Mrs. D. A. Curtis, Mrs W. B. sum
mers.
Press-Miss A. w. Sanborn. chairman; Miss
Pratt Mrs. S. B. Bangs.
! Committee at For Snelling-Afrs John ri
Page, chairman; reception, Mesdames Moale
Burden. French, Cook, Avery, Williams. But
Ter Reade. Kennedy. Bundy, McRae. Moore
I decoration. Mesdames Sanno, Hannay, Byrnes
Mccoy. Smith Shaw, Morford Murray, Ger
ZACH. Miss Gerlach, Mrs. McAndrews, Miss
Davis.
115 East Ninth street, chairman; Mesdames
/ J. w. White, J. r. Jewett. Theo Schulze
Conde Hamlin. Miss Wheelock, Miss Cor
nish.
Decorative-Chairman. Mrs. Alfred B. John
son; vice chairmen, Mesdames E. j. Abbott
Maurice Auerbach, Susan B. Bangs. t. A.
E. s. Chittenden, G. A. Dibble,. John Earring,
ton. J. c. Fitzgerald. ]. G. Richardson, A. W
sry u cook wetteT Maon fl Whpps
Members -aMesdames. G. W. Armstrong,
Geo George rIhs.t FL Allen a,irvsit w O. Allen NJ Ad
G. Arbgekle. J. H. Allen, G: L: Beardsley,
mont; W B; a,oBs Bend Fred J, Bird c. 4 Run'-
William nriakk Edwin Becker, William,
Porup, A. E. Brush, H. R. Brill, John Brod-
erick. Peter Berkey, c. II. Bigelow, George
Brack, Joseph Bobleter, e. A. Brown, c.
O. Bancroft; Misses Benz, Sophie Bockmann
Emma Brigham. Mamie Bolt. Maria &Dp>s-
ford; Mesdames J. B. Cook, s. C. Cook, j.
w. L. Corning, Ii. S. Cole, Kenneth Clark
Sylvester Cary, Charles Clark. ]. w. Cham
berain. c. II. Clark, j. L. Clark. Edward
Corning. F. W. .Cutcheon c. w. Copley
A. E. Clark, William Crooks. James Comp
| ton. ]. r. Cleveland. W. D. Cornish. n. D