The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-13
WILL OPEN TONIGHT
FREE EXHIBITION OF HOMIE
PRODUCTS AT THE MAR
KET HALL
PREPARATIONS ARE FINISHED

Them Prepared for the Enjoy
ment and Surprise of Those Who
Attend--Addresses VIII Be DeIiv-
cred, After Which Mrs. Open
At o'clock this evening the exhibit
ton Of home products at the Market
hall will be formally opened to the
public. 1t Is to be a. free exhibition.
The chief interest Of the first half of
the evening will be the formal open
ing Members of the common council,
Commercial club, Jobbers' union, Re-
tailers' union, chamber of commerce
ana trades and labor assembly will be
received by a committee made up as
follows:
Ofhcers OF the Manufacturers Association:
). o. tombstone, president; j. w. Cooper, vice
president; ]. H. Roach Sr., second vice pres
ident; H. G. Fischbein. treasurer; c. j. WHEEL
lams, secretary.
Board of Directors William Hamm. @. R.
Weilisch.
Members Of the Ladies' Auxiliary-Mrs.
Ansel Oppenheim, president; Mrs. H. F. Stew
ems, Mrs. E. A. Jaggard, Mrs. A. j. Stone.
c. R. Croft, Mrs J. B. Hoxsie, Miss Sophie
Greve, Mrs. ]. S. Shurick, Mrs. Denis Fol-
lett, Mrs. A. ]. Moss, Miss Bailey, Mrs. ]. A.
Swenson, Mrs. Mccall, Mrs. G. ]. McConville,
Mrs. Henry Schurmeier, Mrs. Louise Churchill,
Miss Warner, Mrs. Frederick Driscou, Miss
Gautier' Miss Golfer, Miss Phalen, Mrs. John
Snapp, Mrs. f. B. Doran, Mrs. J. D. Nor
row, Mrs. J. P. Adamson, Mrs. Myron Brown,
Mrs. John Ames. Mrs. ]. P. Gribben, Mrs.
Gardner Moore, Mrs. G. A. Severance, Miss
harrington.
Members of Association. G. Earhuff,
Walter Driscoll, William R. Dorr, G. F.
Konantz. John Luger. II. q. Neal Joseph
K. Pruden, j. H. Ogden william II Wilson,
Norman, H. A; Muckle, J, Hanson. W. j.
Towle, ]. w. McHose, Ed Vanish.
The chairman of the evening will be
Ed Vanish, representing the Manufac-
turers' association, who will make the
opening address. Condo Hamlin will
make an address for the Commercial
club Mrs. Oppenheim will make the
address for the Ladies' Auxiliary. The
mayor has been invited to be present,
and it is hoped he will be. The ushers
for the evening will be Messrs. Ben
Lande, Charles Seise, Gordon Croft,
Charles Theauwald and Joseph Hill
yer.
Mrs. FolIett chairman of the COM
mittee on publicity, will be assisted
Friday by Mrs. D. S. Sperry and Mrs.
F. w. Faber. Mrs. Swenson, chairman
OF the committee on interior decora-
81 D.
Smith and Mrs. Du Puy. Mrs. Shurick
VIII be assisted by Mrs. Dorr
Among the exhibits on the first floor
space has been set aside for a lunch
counter, which is to be put in by the
association. On the upper floor, at the
end of the auditorium, will be q bureau
Of information and register.
AS result Of the request to st. Paul
| authors to send in sample copies Of
their books, large glass case in the
loom given over to the display of book
binding and illustrating is rapidly fill
ing. Some of the volumes are in very
handsome bindings. AS the committee
was unable to reach all local authors,
those who have published books and
have not been visited by the committee
are requested to send a sample copy Of
each book to Mrs. Henry Schurmeier,
room 5, Market hall, and they will be
exhibited. The case containing the
books will be kept locked.
A handsome booth of art embroidery
has been placed in the fine arts room,
| and all the latest novelties in
| cushmions, dollies and other embroid-
cry work are displayed. Sisters of st.
Agatha and st. JOseph's have a large
display Of china painting on the upper
floor. A large model Of the Maine,
made out Of yellow cans, is the princi-
pal feature of Griggs Cooper & Co. s
display on the lower floor.
Mrs. A. P. Moss is in charge Of q
very attractive exhibit, being made up
of building materials and ornamental
brass and iron. A delegation of men
sv armed around the exhibit yesterday
directing two brick layers, who are
seemingly playing at building house.
1t is to be simply a sample Of work,
however, done by the Twin City Brick
company. There will be very life
like dog carved from stone to guard
| this place, and a solemn owl, both the
work Of W. H. Ulmer.
The water in the lake in Como Park,
which is in the auditorium, has not ar
rived yet, but the trees have grown up
and are nearly ready to leave. This is
one Of the prettiest exhibits in the hall.