The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-07-05
PHARMACISTS PROGRAMME.
Detail of the Work OF the Big Con-
vention Outlined.

The programme for the pharmacists
rational convention at Hotel Lafayette
in August has been made public. The
gathering is formally known as the
annual convention of the American
Pharmaceutical association, and this
is the schedule for each day as it has
been drawn up. There may be some
subsequent notifications but they will
be slight:
Tuesday, Aug. 24.-Counci meeting. the
executive body. IL a. M; first general SEES
sion, 2:S0 to 4 p. m; programme of sports.
10 $50 p. M; promenade concert and in
formal reception at $3.50 p. m.
Wednesday, Aug 25.-Second general Sos
sion, $50 a.. M; commercial section, to
p. m; boat ride. to $40 p. m; travelling
mems entertainment, $50 p. m.
Thursday, Aug 26-Trip to Taylor's Falls
and Bales Of st. CroiX via rail ana LCat.
Evening of same day, lectures by Presi-
dent Cyrus w. Northrop. LID, Univer
sty of Minnesota. and Dean Willing, school
of pharmacy, University of Minnesota.
Friday, Aug. 27-Scientifc section, $40 a.
game to $50 p, m; special hop, $3.50 q. N.
Saturday, Aug. 2S-Sightseeing in Mime
apolis and st. Paul. for which the local
committees will provide carriages and trolley
cars. Lunch will be taken at the university.
In the evening, banquet at the Lafayette.
Sunday, Aug. 29-Rest.
Monday, Aug. 90-Day and evening devoted
to section of pharmaceutical education and
$50 p M
Tuesday Aug. S1-Final general session.
$50 a. m; installation of officers for erau-
ing year. etc.
In the great majority of instances
the delegates and visitors will be &C,
companied by their wives. With this
fact in mind, Chairman Shumpik ap-
pointed an auxiliary committee this
morning to assist in the entertainment
Of the guests Of the occasion This
nT1OT inN 1J1Io rOII
ladies:
Mnneapolis-Mmes. c. H. HUM, Edward
Shumpik. H. G. Webster. Thomas Voeger
Henry Voegell. Henry Rauch, NJ. A. Shell
Robinson, J. D. Smeltzer, E. M. Estey, George
A. Rose, S. F. Sanderson, j. w. Harrah
Bassett H. Laughlin. H. NJ. Griffen.
st. Paul-Mmes. W.. A. Frost, s. H. Reeves
F. w. Faber, c. R. Marelius, W. S. Getty,
A. j. Hall, l.. A. Harding. C. T. Heller, r. A.
!, Becker P; H. Middents, G. w. Rice II.
| Brand Arnold, Hunt. La 49,,
Stiles Wells Goodrich, Anoka; A. Richard
Saltwater: L. Trautman, Wabasha; Fred
Scott, Saltwater; C. F. Rohde, Waterfalls;
Miss Dorr, Austin.
Nothing new in the matter of rail-
road rates has developed, though the
committee on transportation is still
keeping up it's hopes. The present rate
is ne-and-a-third fares for the round
trip. The committee is anxious to get
a. one-fare rate.
"It will mean a difference in attend
! ance from outside the state of at least
400 or 500 people," said one of the COM
! mittee. IF we can have a One-fare
rate, our outside visitors will run up
in the neighborhood Of at least 1900"
The association managers always
make a point of insisting on badges
superior to the ordinary run Of articles
| of that nature. This year the local
committee believes it has discovered a
design which will suit the tastes Of the
| most aesthetic. The ribbon is of royal
purple, the lettering in gold, the me-
dallion bearing a representation in
colors of Minnehaha falls, and the
whole pendant from a gold apothe-
carys scales, the ensemble certainly a
| very artistic effect