The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-09-22

the Men Has Been Contributed
Ladies Who Will Wait on Them.
Company L, of the Twelfth regiment,
the st. Paul Sons of Veterans COM
pany, will arrive in this city over the
Minneapolis & st. Louis railway at
1920 o'clock this morning. The citi
zens' committee have made prepara
tons to welcome the comp ny and dine
the boys at the Auditorium.
1t is hoped that the people Of the city
Will give the company rOuSing recep-
ton. Company L is the first of the ST.
Paul companies to return from the field
and the men should be made to feel
that their home city appreciates their
services. The regiment is at New Ulm,
but this company has been furlOughed,
and the members will be able to remain
here thirty days, when they will re-
turn to New Ulm 70 be mustered out.
The reception committee has engaged
band to greet the company at the
depot, and 1t is expected that it's march
to the auditorium will be accompanied
with a popular demonstration.
The Fourteenth regiment will not ar
rive in this city before tomorrow morn
ing. 1t was thought it would reach st.
Paul this evening, but the latest adj
vices indicate that it will get here
early In the morning.
Chester r. Smith and a committee
will meet the train bearing the regi-
ment down the road, and will prepare
the boys for the welcome that will
await them. The regiment, upon it's
arrival will march to the auditorium,
where a feast will be spread for the
men. All the efforts of the several
committees having the matter in charge
have been bent on making the recep-
ton a splendid ovation. The audi
torium will be handsomely decorated
with bunting and flags, and a large
corps of young ladies will wait upon
the tables distributing the eatables to
the soldiers.
The following are the ladies who will
look after the soldiers at the audi
forum:
Mrs. Sanborn will have charge of the o.
fcers table. assisted by Miss Ames, Miss
Appleton, Miss Bancroft, Miss Clark Miss
Pattee, Miss Pope, Miss Lewis, Miss Tai
madge, Miss Brack Mrs. Card, Mrs. Black.
The other tables will be in charge of
the following ladies':
Mrs. Muhlberg, chairman, assisted by
Misses Muhlberg, Mrs Hopwood, Mrs. Ray,
Miss Eisenmenger, Miss Lightbourn, Mrs.
Mrs. Gregg, chairman, assisted by Mrs.
Hartman, Mrs. Fifefeld, Mrs. Dawson and
Mrs Lightbourn chairman, assisted by
Mrs. Ress Mrs. Burgess, Mrs Irish, Mrs.
Messenger, Mrs. Eldredge, Mrs. Eubank,
Mrs Chapron, Mrs. Meeker, Mrs. PAUL., Mrs.
Metcalf, Mrs. Triziyuling.
Mrs. Willis, chairmen, assisted my Mrs.
d. r. Hevener, Mrs. Won Gotzian, Mrs. See
bald, Mrs. Deehauser, Mrs. Zimmerman, Mrs.
Pattee, Miss Perry.
Miss SOmmer, chairman, assisted by Mrs.
Dougan, Miss Sommers, Miss Hasenwinkle
Miss Claggat, Miss KIuckholm, Miss Wind
den.
Mrs Schierman. chairman. assisted by Mrs.
Holl Mrs. Bremen, Miss Bremen, Mrs Van
Dyne, Miss Van Dyne, Mrs. J. Seeger, Misses
Seeger, Miss Holl.
Mrs. Dore, chairman, assisted by Mrs. B.
+. Cowen, Mrs Burk, Miss Bowlin, Miss
Cavanaugh, Miss Nan Kelly, Miss Alice
Clery, Miss Lulu Orme. Miss Bessie Holmes,
Miss Lamb
Mrs. John OBren, chairman, assisted by
Mrs. William Burk, Mrs. Matt Murphy Miss
Sadie O'Brien, Miss Rose Kelly, Miss Alice
Rhodes Mrs. Bailey, Mrs. Nicholson, Mrs,
Hartzel.
weidman, Mrs McMichaei, Miss McMichaei,
Mrs. Ansel Oppenheim, Miss Nellie Hope,
Miss Virtue, Miss Adele Perkins, Miss Clara
Mrs. Moss, chairman; assisted by Mrs.
PTouty, Mrs. Stevenson, Miss Stevenson, Miss
Miller, Miss Hughson, Miss Megam Miss
Shepherd, Miss Donnely Mrs Gufterman,
Mrs Whitney, Mrs. Wachenheimer.
Mrs J. J. Hill, chairman; assisted by Miss
Gotzian, the Misses Hill, Mrs. Ambrose Tighe,
Miss Gordon, Miss Ferguson, Misses White
Miss Winter and Miss Finch
Mn MRS Fz Mmm Mra chairman assisted by
Miss Mathes Miss Mehl Miss Carnes, Miss
Bushman, Mrs. Mangler, Miss Elbe
Mrs. Stamm chairman assisted by Mrs
Rank Mrs. NJ. Albrecht, Mrs Charles AL
brecht, Misses Muelle, Mrs. Koch
Each lady will wear a handsome
badge.
There has not been as generous a re-
spouse to the call for supplies as was
expected, and unless more food is con-
tributed there will not be sufficient for
the regiment. Not enough bread has
yet been received for a company, and
there is a similar lack Of other things
It would be a shame if the city of ST.
Paul should fail to provide food enough
to banquet the regiment upon it's re-
turn from Chickamauga, and the COM
mittee hope that today the deficiency
will be made good
1t is the intention Of the members of
Acker post to take part in the welcome
10 the regiment. The post will meet
the train at the depot and escort the
regiment to the auditorium Other or
CARNATIONS are also expected to par
hcipate in the welcome of the men.
The train is made up of three sec
tions, which are running close together.
so there will be little delay after the
first section arrives. 1t is understood
that there are twenty-six sick men in
the regiment, and they will be first re-