The herald., 1898-11-30
BADGER STATE PEOPLE
WISCONSIN VISITORS TO BE
WELCOMED
Arrived Last Night in Their Special
Train-Reception This Evening
and Excursions Tomorrow

| Los Angeles will give itself the pleasure
today of entertaining the party of distin-
guished people who came to California from
the Badger state to conduct the ceremony OF
christening the battleship named in honor
of their own great commonwealth A spe-
cial train of six cars arrived last night about
IL o'clock at the Southern Pacific station,
the party remaining in the coaches which
they have occupied on the trip.
This morning they will be met by spe-
cial committee from the chamber of COM
merce and driven around the city. The
members who will escort the visitors are
Messrs. j. R. Newberry, h. n. Bulla, f. w.
| Braun, w. A. Harris, G. f. Conant, u. D.
Mathuss, Robert McGarvin, N. Bonfiiio
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Carney and Mr.. and Mrs.
j. C. Koch arrived yesterday noon in ad-
vance of the others and are stopping at
| the Westminster.
The other members of the party who ac-
companied ex-senator Stephenson and
daughter, Miss Elizabeth, who christened
the battleship, are Isaac Stephenson,
brother of the senator, Senator and Mrs.
John L. Mitchell, ex-senator p Sawyer, an
| octogenarian known to every citizen of the
state; Lieutenant Governor and Mrs: Emil
Baonsch, Colonel l. Watson Stephenson,
Master Grant Stephenson, Mrs. Joshua
Hodgns, Mrs. H. j. Brown, s. NJ. Stephen
son and wife, Miss Harriet Stephenson, Miss
Clara Stephenson, Miss Belle Merryman,
Mrs. II. L. Emerson, Mrs. j. h. Wright,
Mr.. and Mrs Isaac Stephenson, jr., Miss
Nellie Fleisheim, Mr. and Mrs. w. O. Good
rich Mr.. and Mrs. A. Goble, Mr.. and Mrs
j. K. Patton, Captain and Mrs Fred Pabst,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lindsey, Mr.. and
Mrs. Julius Bleyer, Mr. and Mrs. A. G..
Clas, Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Roberts, Mr.. and
Mrs. d. H. Stebbins, Mr. and Mrs. John
Hannah, Mr.. and Mrs. Seymour Holister,
George W. Hanfey, Mrs. Ellen c. Sexton,
Mrs. Rose Finn, Mrs. j. w. P Lombard,
E. P. Hackett, George j. suarz, Colonel W.
J. Boyle, W. A. Ruble, H. A. Campbell,
tain s. Mann, Miss Erna Olson, c. A. Good
year, c. b. Raymond, Colonel William j.
Fair, Miss Reynolds, Miss Cora Hatch, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Swart, T. j. Neacy, Miss
Fittemore, Miss S. c. Blandy and Frank
Carney.
This evening reception will be held at
the chamber of commerce, at which w. A.
Harris has been selected to make the ad-
dress of welcome. The ladies of Los An
geles are especially invited to assist in en-
tertaining those accompanying the party.
Tomorrow special excursions will be ar
ranged to points in the vicinity of the city
according to the pleasure of the visitors.
The following gentlemen will act on the
reception committee this evening: Messrs.
Charles Forman, J. S. Slauson, John F.
Francis, R. j. Waters, w. G. Patterson,
John D. Hooker, George H. Stewart, A. B.
Cass, H. Hawgood, r. Q. Story, w. D. Wool
wine, J. w. Mckinley, f. F. c. Klokke,
Harry Siegel, 2. d. Mathuss, l. N. Van
Nuys, M. j. Newmark, j. H. Adams, Louis
F. Vetter, L. A. Croft, S. H. Mott, L. w.
BIinn, DR.. E. R. Smith, A. H. Naftzger,
c. A. Sumner, H. G. Weyse, Thomas w.
Wallace, DR.. w. lie Moyne Wills, A. Work
man, R. B. Young, w. H. Holabird, A. w.
Skinner, L. E. Doan, James Schultze, A. NJ
Austin, DR.. +. 7. Bicknell, G. H. Brown,
DR.. w. G.. Cochran, G. E. de Camp, H. A.
Darling, F. P. Flint, W. M. Garland, Rich
ard Molony, H. Raphael, Edward Neisser,
G. H. Sessions, d. X. Edwards, Charles
Nimmer, F. B. Sherwood, NJ. D. Painter,
Arthur c. Let's, Robert McGarvin, N. Bon
filio, John D. Pope, S. V. Riley, F. J. Giese,
j. Edward Gray, w. T. Harris, Frank s.
Hicks, DR.. r. w. Hill, A. p. Hoffman, W.
H. Holmes, George Hull, DR.. w. F. Ken.
nedy, G. H. Martin, G. A. Miller, Fred
Wood