The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-09-21
TO BE PURELY AN EXPO
THERE WILL BE NO SALES AT
THE HOME PRODUCTS EX-
POSITION
WOMEN ACTIVE IN INTEREST

Committee on Publicity, to which
Has Been Entrusted n Great Deal
of the Responsibility for the Ar
Engagements, Held an Enthusias-
tic Meeting Yesterday Afternoon
-Exhibit Il Comprehensive One.
The committee on publicity, Of which
Mrs Denis Follett is chairman, met
yesterday with Mrs. FOllett at the AL
bion, and made arrangements for call
ing on each of the local merchants and
requesting them to inform their cOun-
try patrons of the nature OF the mau-
ufaCturers' exhibition to be held In
Market hall in October and to urge
them to make it a visit during their
stay in the city. This work Will be
done the week before the exhibition
opens, and the merchants will be re-
Cuested to keep it in mind and adVer-
tise it in the above way during the time
IT is in operation.
There was much Of interest discussed
at this meeting. The bureau of infor-
nation, which will be in charge of this
committee, in conjunction with the
committee on information, will be one
of the busiest centers of the exhibit
tiCn.
Here there will be a plan OF the en-
tire building for the benefit of those in
search Of any particular display. There
viii also be a register, for reference,
and two ladies will be in charge each
day.
The exhibition is to be advertised in
all the country papers, and, 1t is eX-
pected, will draw many visitors to st.
Paul The evening Of Oct. 10 is the
date set for opening and Oct. p for
closing. The doors will be closed each
night at 10 o'clock sharp.
The entire exhibition is free to every
one and nothing will be sold in the
building. 1t is simply an industrial eX-
position Of what St Paul produces and
manufacturers, artists and artisans are
doing, an opportunity for people from
out of town to see how the latest in
ventions and processes are being used
III st. Paul factories, etc. Mrs. Fol
let's committee meets Oct II at 10
o'clock in the morning at the Albion.
The general committee meets Satur-
day morning at 10 o'clock in the Mar
ket hall.
The committees have been revised
several times. but the following is
nearly complete list of the ladies inter-
ested in this great venture:
Mrs. Ansel Oppenheim, president; Miss
Sophia Greve, secretary; executive, Mrs
Bideman. Mrs c. R. Croft, Mrs. Hiram F.
Stevens, Mrs. E. A. Jaggard; Mrs. Oliver Dali
IEIuple, MIS-. j. u. f1OASle, MIS-. n. y. OlOIlS
Mrs. J. J. Hill Mrs. John Harrington. Mrs
George Thompson, Mrs. John S. Prince Mrs
c. E. Bean, Mrs. Haldor Sneve. Mrs. A. j..
Stone, Mrs. George B. Young, Mrs. F. A.
FOgg, Mrs. Arnold Kalman, Mrs. Dennis Fol-
lett Mrs. George H. Ranney, Mrs. w: H.
Yittum, Mrs F. B. Bass, Mrs. G. F. Kuhles,
Mrs. II. G.. Fischbein Mrs. Hayden S. Cole,
Mrs. F. Wright, Mrs. j. B. Johnston, Miss
Caroline Beaumont Mrs. Crawford Living
man, Mrs: J. L, Forepaugh, Mrs. G. W. Arm
strong, Mrs. Oscar Hallam, Mrs. Gottfried
Stamm, Mrs. J. Wiley Wills, Mrs. Roscoe F.
Jersey, Mrs. Gardner S. Moore, Mrs James
Gildllan Mrs William Lawler Banning, Mrs
Slbley Mrs G. H F. Smith. Mrs. ]. B. Tar
Mrs c. w. Benson, Mrs. Reuben Warner,
Mrs. George R. Finch, Mrs Thomas B.
dolph ROssum; Mrs; J. J: McCardy, Mrs.
Pierce Butler, Mrs c. D. OBrien. Mrs. w. E.
Bramhall. Mrs. Dudley Finch. Mrs. Michael
Dorr. Mrs. J. A. Swenson, Mrs. Judson w.
Bishop. Mrs. J. W. Cooper, Mrs; Jack J: Par
Rer s1 MFR A j. Benker' F Mrs Edward Marc
4Iyron Brown. Mrs. Mrs. Rupert Dayen-
port Mrs. Morgan Kingsley Miss An
Nelson Schof, Mrs. John Morrison. Mrs. Ed
ward Louis Hersey Mrs. Matt Clark Mrs.
Walter +. Morton, Mrs. Edward R. Sanford,
Mrs. J. II. Ames, Mrs. ]. T. Conley, Mrs. W.
B. Hinckley. Mrs. Emerson Hadley, Mrs. F.
Weyerhaeuser Mrs. J. R. Jewett. Mrs M.
T. S. Floetc, Mrs A. H. Lindeke, Miss Greve.
Jane Clark Mrs. S. G.. Smith. Mrs. Henry
Nichols, Mrs. 4. B. Stickney, Mrs. F. I.
Whitney Mrs. c. r. Croft, Mrs. Russell
Freeman, Mrs. Hine. Mrs. Frederick Dris-
coll, Mrs. Francis Towle, Miss Josephine
Kalman Mrs. Henry B. Willis. Mrs G. B.
Gedney Mrs. Maurice Auerbach, Mrs. Will
lam R. Merriam, Mrs. V. ]. Hawkins Mrs.
o. B. Lewis. Miss Virginia DCusman, Mrs.
John S. Baker, Miss Violet Dousman, Mrs.
John L. Snapp, Mrs. c. ]. McConville, Mrs.
A Greve Miss Reany, Mrs. Reany, Mrs
Albert Z. Senkler, Mrs. VIM. B. Graves Mrs.
Herman Oppenheim, Mrs. Lillian Hitchcock
Mrs T. B. Scott Mrs. E. R. Punett, Mrs
Robert Hale, Mrs. Fred Nussbaumer, Mrs
+. w. Faher. Mrs J. d. Morrow. Mrs.
Harry Franklin. Mrs. G. c. Collin
Mrs. f. f. Kreiger, Mrs. E. C. Lott.
Mrs. Andrew Muir, Mrs. Hascal Brill, Mrs
H c. Norton, Mrs. Stephen Gardner, Mrs
John F. Baker Mrs A. B. Plough, Mrs
Fred Campbell Mrs. J. P. Gribben, Mrs. A.
A. Cratsenberg. Mrs. D. S. Sperry, Miss
Mary Stees. Miss Laura Shepard Mrs. R. "
Mathews. Mrs. Frank Kellogg Miss Elsie
Shaw Miss Mead. Mrs. Strickland, Mrs
Westheimer, Mrs. Horace V. Gates. Mrs. Nc
Neal V. Seymour, Mrs Alexander Horn, Mrs
T. E. w. Y. Appleby, Mrs. B. Goodkind
Miss Hawey, Miss Tiny Kelly, Mrs. Marion
Themes, Miss Sheppard, Mrs. G. S. FernaId
Mrs. William COnstans. Mrs. John Wright
Mrs. w. H. Elsinger, Mrs. J. P. Adamson
Mrs. George W. Gardner. Miss Mabel CHS
lett. Mrs. George R. Metcalf, Mrs. H. c.