The herald., 1898-10-13
TO GREET THE SEVENTH
RECEPTION COMMITTEES MAX
ING FINAL PREPARATIONS
Local Companies Will Turn Out a. an
Escort-Red Cross Workers Who
Will Serve Lunch

At the Red Cross all hands are hard at
work perfecting the reception arrangements
which have been In a half-completed con-
dition for so long. There Is now no room
for doubt that the boys of the Seventh reel-
ment will be here on Friday, for telegram
was received yesterday morning from J. A.
Muir of the Southern Pacific saying there
would be four sections to ithe train which
will arrive between Q and IL o'clock Friday
morning.
The various committees are asked to oct
promptly, and they are made UP as fol-
lows:
Reception committee, which will report
at 7:3o Friday morning Mrs. J. NJ. Griffith,
Hon. M. p. Snyder. Gen. Z. i. A. Last, Ma
5ors M. T. Owens, j w. A. orr, e. II. Mere
dith. ]. l.. A. Last, John T. Jones, J. II
Dockweiler, N. S. Bangham, Captain c.
M. Baker, Capt. Georg H. Bowers, Lieut.
Col. Ogden. Capt. Allen Kelley. Chic
Lieut.. VIM. f. Nordholt, Hon. Stephen
M. White, Hon. r. N. Bulla, W. l.. Wood
ward. Captain Howland. Lieut.. Sabine, L.
q. Mosher, w. A. Spaiding, Harry Chan
dler, c. d. Willard, Paul II. Blades, Chas
F. Lummis. Fl. Newmark, Mrs. II. Now
mark. Mrs. NJ. Cramer, DIR. ]. Kurtz, Mrs
j. kurtz, Coun. and Countess Jaro Won
Schmidt, j. A. Muir, ]. +. Francis, Her
man Silver, ]. S. Slauson, Mrs. ]. S. Slau-
son, p M. Daniels, Frank Virgins, Chas
Forman, f. j. Zeehandelaar, Gregory Per.
kins. Jr., Frank A. Gibson, Herman He'll
man. ]. M. Elliott, Prof. e. T. Pierce, r. w
Pridham, NJ. s. Severance. Mrs. M. s. Sew
erance. Prof. j. A. Foshay, Mrs. Simona
Bradbury. Mrs. Eleanor II. Pattee. Mrs
Carrie s. Green, D. G. Stephens, Mrs. D. G
stephens. j. M. Griffith, Miss Katherine
Casey. r. II. Heron, Mrs. Hancock, Mrs
Black. II. Jevne. w. G. Patterson, J. O.
koepfi, Mrs. A. s. Clark, Chas. Cassat
Davis, w. H. Housh. Fred L. Baker. I. A
Butler. Mary Hartwell, Judge B. N. Smith
Walter S. Moore. DR.. Walter Lindley, j
Griffin, Mrs Adina Mitchell, Miss Annie
Bartlett, Major w. c. Furrey, Major e. w
Jones' J. A. Osgood, Mrs. Kate Tannatt
Woods. Horace NJ. Dobbins, z. c. Coffin
Bishop Montgomery bishop johnson, M
G. Solomon. b. F. Coulter, Will A. knight.
en-, c. e. Donnatin, Ralph Ware, G. p
White, W. Smith. Soldiers home.
The following are requested to report t
Mrs. Stephens on Friday morning at ;
o'clock to be assigned to special duty:
Mines. H. e. Walker, o. Z. williams
Black Morse, Eaglehoff Messrs. J. M
Quinn, ]. L. Osgood. W. L. Daubenspeck
A. c. Shafer
The following will report at 7:3O Friday
morning to wait upon tables, and are re.
quested to leave hats, wraps and babies al
home, and to wear an apron and cap, Il
possible, ana take tray:
Misses Belle Smith, Jessie Pease, Mrs
M. A. Baker, Misses Katherine Yarnell
Bernice Tyler, Hattie Severance, Dora Mat.
field, Posey Morse Lena Clark, Emma
Watson, Louise Farmer, Mines. d. S. Nc
Donald, ]. Horning, M. De Forest. Misse.
Grace Saunders, Mary l.. Douse, Ruth L
Wickersham, Jessie Hartwell, Sadie Hart
we'll, E. II. Lewis, Della Butterworth, Kate
Cornell, Eva Afnes, Isabel Hezmalhalch
! Pansy Whitaker. Inez Moore, Elsie Ham
| rick, Katherine Johnson, Bessie B. Spen
Ger, Mrs. Glassell, Misses Grace Greene
Eleanor Pattee, Annie M. Wethern, Jenni
L. Wethern, Jessie Lotspeich, Elizabeth
| Marble, Maud Morse, Ora Millard, Fanni,
Cutler. Maud Whitlock, Maud Hazelitt
Myrtle Marten, Mines. r. r. Wright, Lul,
Smith, Misses Truitt, Rena Newhall.
| All committees, including reception, ar
requested to be at Red Cross headquarter
| from to II: 80 and from to $50 Thursday
| All food promised for the reception mus
be delivered before noon on Thursdty a
Red Cross headquarters
Companies A, c ard +. signal corps, ant
troop D, together with the brigade stat
N. G. c., will turn out Friday morning t,
act as escort to the returning Seventh regi
ment. General Last yesterday issued or
ders to this effect. calling upon all men t.
be on hand at the armory at o'clock. Tht
signal corps. troop d and brigade staff will
be mounted.
The program for the reception of tn,
Seventh Is to meet the trains ON arrival a
River station. give the boys lunch there
to march through the city, escorted by tn,
local companies, to the Arcade depot
where cars will be boarded for Agriculture
park. The afternoon will be spent there Il