The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-12
EXHIBITS In PLACE
MARKET HALL GRADUALLY GET
TING IN SHAPE FOR THE
EXHIBITION
MANY HANDSOME DISPLAYS

MAN IlHtNOOORE NlSI In ~
Names of Those Forming the Recep-
tiOn COmmittee-PrOg for
the Opening Thursday Evening
A Number of Addresses VIII he
Made, After Which the Exhibit
VIII BE Declared Open.
The manufacturers and the auxiliary
TO the manufacturers exhibition will
open in Market hall Thursday evening.
Gradually order is coming out OF
chaos on both floors of the old market
and many handsome displays went into
place yesterday. Mrs. Ansel Open
helm, though suffering from an acute
attack of throat trouble has been on
the scene nearly every hour this week,
and has, with the other ladies Of her
committee, evlnced a most remarkable
reserve force and self-control. For the
work has been hard and trying. How
trying only those who have been ac-
lively engaged at the Market hall this
week really realize. Exhibitors have
been slow; carpenters, some of them,
have been both slow and stupid, and
there have been hundreds of details
never before thought of which have
bobbed out and made trouble here.
there and everywhere. But the work
IS going br3ve!y on and every one IS
taking their share cheerfully and Will
ingly. and the result cannot be any
thing but grand success.
On the upper floor Mrs. Henry
SchuTmeier has in place a splendid dis
play of posters. The remainder of her
exhibit Illustrating boOkbinding and
NthOgTa phing. goes into place today
Mrs. Adamnson, who has charge Of
the committee on arts and paintings,
has already had hung some handsome
pieces in water colOrs, oils and pastel.
The rear wall Of the main room con-
tains the majority Of these pieces and
the center piece is a fine reproduction
of the immaculate Conception" in col
ors. Two bits of Scottish scenery in this
collection are worthy of especial note,
and were done by Mrs. Adamnson her
self
Mrs. A. P. Moss has the floor space
to the right in this room and is rapid
~ getting everything ship shape.
In the auditorium, which during its
lengthy career has been an opera
house, political hall, a headquarters
for church fairs, a headquarters for a
dog show and a chicken show aud other
things too numerous to note, a beauti-
ful Como park is now making a place
1OI IlSGlI anu sure enough green grass
is daily and nightly springing into
view on the banks of what at presem
looks like q series of enlarged bath
tubs, but which is said TO be the
neuclus for a tiny imitation of beloved
Lake Como
The exhibition in the fine arts rooms
is not in yet, but the tOning Of the
walls is very handsome and will make
a most effective background for the
haqutifl11 thin orc which ora 70 he p1oooS
in this room.
On the lower floor the exhibits are
more generally In place.
The attention Of st. Paul authors is
called to the fact that any books by st.
Paul people will be given space, a sam
pie copy of each book being desired.
These should be sent today, if possible,
and will be in charge of the committee
on newspapers.
The reception committee is very
70 large, but for the reason that every
branch of the exhibit will be repre-
scented. 1t is as follows: ]. B. John
stOn. president Manufacturers associa-
ton: J. NJ. Cooper, first vice president;
J. H. Roach Sr., second vice president;
II. G. Ffschbein, treasurer; William
Hamm, c. r. Croft F. E. Perkins, P.
Maendler Robert Weilisch, ]. C. Ear
huff. Walter DriscOll. William R. Door,
{. F. Konantz. William Luger H. G.
Neal. Joseph Posch, J. w Roberts. E.
J. Westlake, A. K. Pruden, J. H Og-
den, William II. Wilson, John Grant.
Albert Norman, H. A. Muckle, J. Han
son, w. j. TOwle, J. w. McHose, E.
Vanish, Mrs. Ansel Oppenheim, chair
man ladies' auxiliary; Mrs. Hiram Stew
ems, Mrs. E. A. Jaggard, Mrs A. J.
Stone, Mrs. ]. w. Bishop. Mrs. c. R.
Croft, Mrs. John Biddleman. Miss So
phie Greve, Mrs. j. B. Hoxie, Mrs. AL
bert 2. Moss. ]. A. ~Swenson, Miss
Helen Warner, Mrs. Henry Schurmeier,
Mrs. Louise Churchill, Mrs. McConville
Mrs. Frederick Driscoll, Mrs. John
SHapp, Miss Bailey, Mrs. F. B. Doran,
Mrs. Gardener Moore Mrs J. D. Nor
row, Mrs. J. p. AdamsOn, Mrs. M. q.
l: Golfer Miss Gautchier, Miss Ph2l lem
Mrs. MyrOn Brown, Mrs. Ames, Mrs. J
p. Gribben, Mrs. c. A. Severance. Mrs
Denis Toilette, Miss Harrington and
Mrs. McCaul.
The guests of the evening will be
Mayor kiefer, the common council DEL
egations from the Commercial club.
Jobbers' union, Retailers union and the
trades and labor assembly. The recep-
ton committee will stand in front of
the stage and after each guest has
been received and ushered to seats on
the stage a short programme will be
given. Mr. Vanish will preside as chair
man, representing the association, and
make the opening speech Following
MN the mayor will speak If he is able
10 be present. Condo Hamlin will make
an address, as representative Of the
commercial club. Mrs. Ansel Open
nelm VIII make the final addreNs and
declare the exhibit open.
Durlhg the evening the ST. Anthony
I'LL orchestra will play popular selec-
tons.