The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-14

! locomotive engines and hook and lad
! der trucks; on the walls hung numbers
! Of beautiful pictures; an exquisite eX-
hibit of china painting occupies the
center Of the room and glass cases to
the left and right; terra Gotta com.
pany has q most interesting exhibit,
and Mrs. A. 2. Moss Is in chargs
of an extensive exhibit of build
! ing material. Soaps and toilet ar
ticles are kept dignified guard over by
/ a company of headless and armtess
female figures whose handsome dress
skirts were carefully placed on them
by a man from the Powers Dry Goods
company. Near by Mannheimer has a
dainty exhibit of silk and lace under
wear The browning glory of this room
is the display of regalia and banners
! which have been placed by Mrs. James
! Morrow and committee. Some of the
/ banners are worth many hundreds Of
dollars. Adjoining this room are small
Ter ones in which have been arranged
! furniture and draperies. These are
/ very handsome and many of the pieces
! are as fine in workmanship and up
hClstering as any foreign made goods.
! Mrs Henry Schurmeier has an elabor-
ate and interesting display of illustrat-
ing and bookbinding, and also a case
of books by st. Paul authors.
AMONG THE FINE ARTS.
it's flowers, it's handsome seats, its
/ pianos, organs and stained glass
windows. Mrs. Metcalf and Mr.. Stem
have supervised the hanging of the
! pictures in this room and the display
is very fine one-Cass Gilbert has
a collection, which he takes East IN
/ November, to exhibit, by request, in
! New York and Boston, at their annual
art exhibitions. Models and sketches
from the school of fine arts are also
! shown here, and other displays of
paintings, details OF which will be gwen
later in the week.
i The auditorium comes next. In this
| room a wonderful transformation has
been going on during the last week. A
, beautiful Como lake, with surrounding
park has been grown right in the hall,
and when lighted with electric lights
during the evening the effect is very
natural. A background of palms, cress
! and plants make a suitable setting.
The Mechanic Arts school has an ex-
hibition in this room.
Among the hundreds who visited the build
! ing last evening were Thee. F. Smith, George
R. Finch, Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Onet T. G.
Walther, II. L. Collins, F. B. Doran. Oscar
Kalman Herman Oppenheim, Miss Caroline
Beaumont, A. S. Chittenden, Mrs. Annie
Powers Mrs. Bunker, Capt. and Mrs. Nc
Cardy, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Riley, Mr.. and
Mrs. Vance, Mr.. ard Mrs Boyeson, Mathew
Rogers, Misses Mcdonald, w. J. Footner, F.
! NJ Wheeler, A. S. Talmadge, E. R. Sanford.
THOSE WHO ARRANGED 1T.
Following are the committees in charge:
| Architecture-Mrs. E. A. Jaggard, chair
man; Mrs. A. E. R. Furness, Mrs. NJ. D.
Mum, Mrs. Will Banning, Mrs ]. D. Lawler,
Mrs. A. H. Stem, Mrs Harcourt Horn, Mrs
F Edwin Rogers, Mrs. ,Shepley, Mrs. Tighe,
son, Mrs. Archibald McLaren, Miss WLea-
lock, Mrs. ], J. Parker, Miss Gotzian, Miss
Sturgis, Miss Furness, the Misses Horn, Miss
| harrington.
Building Materials, Models in Metal, Marble
and Stone-Mrs. Albert P. Moss, chairman;
j. P Gribben, Mrs Pierce Butler, Miss Laura
| Sheppard Mrs. Denis Toilette.
Interior Decorations-Mrs ]. A. SwenSon
sey, Mrs. Marion Thienes, Miss Tiny Kelly
Mrs A. w. Merriam, Mrs E. B. Smith, Mrs
j. P. Elmer, Mrs. Raymond Dp Puy.
Furniture-Mrs. McConvi!le, chairman; Mrs
]. F. Baker, Mrs. Stewart Moore.
Stained Glass and Jewelry-Miss Helen
Miss Violet td Dousman Mrs Harold Bend Miss
Pope Mrs. Trevor McCung.
Book Bindery and Illus rations-Mrs. Henry
Mrs. Mrs. John F. Fulton, Miss Mead, Mrs strick-
land, Mrs. D. F. Polk, Mrs. j. c. Hill, Mrs.
E. H. Davidson, Miss Sanborn.
Mrs ll'I Frederick ii1 Bird, Mrs. ". s. Bowen.
Musical Instruments John snapp,
Mrs. Herman Oppenheim, Miss Josephine Kali
man Mrs Francis els Tqwie Mrs Mrs.: McNeil " "
Appleby, Miss Hawley, Miss Mead Miss
Margant Mann Miss Frances Tarbox.
Mechanical Designs Models and Inventions n
Johnson, Mrs. G. H. Doran, Mrs. V. j. Haw-
kins
man; Mrs. John Morrison, Mrs: John Far
rington, Mrs T. l. Blood, Mrs. w. A. Hard
en6erg Mrs. L, P: ordway. Mrs.. C H.
Miss Mary Bass, Miss Harrington, the
Misses Day, Miss Edith Driscol, Mss Bon
ME Ransom.
man; Mrs. George R. Finch, Mrs. w: R.
Merriam, Mrs. Crawford Livingston, Mrs.
Albert Lindeke, Mrs. T. B. Scott, Mrs. R.
W. Mathews, Mrs. J; S. Prince.
Fine Arts-Mrs. Metcalf. chairman; Mrs.
P. c. Stohr, Miss Josephine Kalman Miss
Alice Doran, Miss Brack, Mrs. Aida Murphy,
Mrs. Bob Hale Miss ]. G. Gauthier.
Banners, Regalia of Clubs and Societies
Mrs. J. D. Morrow, chairman; Mrs. Harry
Franklin, Mrs. g. G. Collins, Mrs. J. F.
Krieger, Mrs. Harry Dean, Mrs. Laura
Paintings and Arts-Mrs. ]. P. Adamson,
chairman; Mrs. Ter Bush, Mrs E. Pruden,
cob Westheimer, Mrs. Sgmund Greve, Mrs
E. A. Paradis, Mrs. W. H. Pierce
Mechanic Arts school-Misg N; E. T. Colt
Three Central High Schools-Miss Gauthier,
chairman.
Training School-Miss Phelan, chairman.
Miscellaneous-Class AIRS. Myron Brown,
chairman: Mrs. Stephen Gardner Mrs. An
drew Muir Mrs Hascal Brill Mrs. H. G.
Norton, Mrs. Mccall; chairman Of registration,
Mrs. Canac-MarCuis
Information-Mrs. John Ames, chairman;
Mrs. ]. B. Shurick, secretary; Mrs. T. L.
Hacker, chairman subcommittee; Mrs ]. d.
O'Brien, Miss Luger.
Relation Of Industries to Agriculturing-
Mrs. J. P. Gribben, Mrs. E. R. Sanford, Mrs.
J. r. Rossum.
Decoration of Hall During Exhtbit-Mrs.
Corandino A. Severance, chairman; Mrs.
Franklin Floete Mrs NJ. F. Dousman, Mrs.
G. w. Benson Miss Virginia Dousman Mrs.
R. w. Hersey, Mrs. Bum Hersey, Mrs. Frank
B. Kellogg.
Entertainment Committee, Electrical Dis
play, Railroads and Agriculture-Mrs ]. B.
Johnston chairman; Mrs. Russell Dorr, Mrs.
Oscar Hallam, Miss Elsie Shave, Mrs. Frank
Kellogg Miss Roach
Publicity-Mrs. Denis Toilet chairman; Mrs.
George Thompson, Mrs. Haydn s. Cole Miss
Greve, Miss Grace Dorian, Mrs A. A. Graf
senberg, Mrs. D. S. sperry, Miss Mary Stees,
Mrs. 6. E Bean, Mrs. F. W. Faber
Mary Schurmeier, Miss Louise Obenauer, Miss
Bailey, Miss Dora Tanning Mrs. Fred Wright,
Mrs. Matthew Murphy, Miss Anna Sanford.
To Assist Decorating First Floor-Miss Far
rington.
TONIGHTS PROGRAMME.
The following is the programme for tonight:
Reading-Tobey's Monument ;1nS 5"p9 orchestra
Miss Edna j. Pratt
Song ............ ............M Mr.. Frank Wilson
Pupil of Miss Alcott)