The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-18

AYOR HUMES President Graves. OF
NJ the Chamber of Commerce. the Min
is,eriai Association. Y. NJ. c. A..
Good Tempiars, and ali the chief officers
OF the state and local federation of the
w. c. T. Z. will participate In the recep
ton Of the delegates. Carriages will be
provided for the chief officers, and an eiab
crate procession will be arranged 10 escort
the arrivals to the general reception which
will be held at the parors Of the Hotel
Seattle.
AT 10 o'clock there will be a meeting Of
the executive committee at the First Pres
byterian church. The rest Of the day will
be given over to excursions and sightseeing
by the visitors under the guidance OF local
members OF the W. C.. T. L.
Upon the arrival Of the delegates this
morning. the chief officers will be escorted
from the train to the Hotel Seattle.
Will Form q Procession.
The procession will be arranged in the
following order: Representatives OF the
Ministerial Association. representatives Of
the Seattle Chamber OF Commerce. Y. NJ.
C. A. Good Templars. ". c. r u. wo-
men forming on the sidewalk. men in the
street. TO lead the carriages containing the
officials, as follows: First carriage. Mayor
Humes. President of the Chamber Of Com
merce E. .. Graves State President w. c.
r L. Miss Mary l.. Page. Chairman Recep-
ton Committee Mrs. f. s. Wood: second
carriage, National President Mrs Lillian
NJ. n. Stevens. National Secretary Mrs.
Fry National Treasurer Mrs. Barker. Ma
tional Vice President Miss Gordon; third
carriage National Corresponding Seere-
tarv Mrs. Clara Hoffman, National Assist
ant Recording Secretary Mrs. Beauchamp.
National Office Secretary Mrs. Horning.
General Chairman Of National Convention
Committee Mrs. Mary Wade.
The line Of march Will he up north side
If Columbia street TO east side OF First
avenue, south on east side Of First ave-
naa to James street. up north side Of
James street to opposite entrance OF Ho-
tel Seattle. women keeping on tho side
walk on the north side OF Columbia street
east side OF First avenue and north side
Of James A double line will be formed
on each stda of the line Of march from the
carriages on the north side Of James street
across the street to the hotel entrance
women inside. men outside. The officials
Will alight from the carriages ana march
10 the hotel between these lines. and Will
be met at the entrance by a troop Of little
girls who will sirew the way with flowers
The escort,ns bodies Will then fall in be-
hind the officials In regular order, when all
win march - the Seattle hotel parlors
where the reception VIII be held.
Chamber az Commerce Committee.
The following named gentlemen will rep
resent the Chamber OF Commerce rs a spe-
e,ial committee 70 receive the national Of
fcers Of the Women's Christian Temper
ance Union at the White Ribbon train
this morning: A p Burwell. ID. b. Ward,
p II. rlwyd. A. f. Griflths. Irving T.
Cole. E. Sherlock. John p. Hartman. Will
liam II. Lewis. Eben Smith. John Schram.
James A. Moore. L. J. Colman. |, a. Ma
desu. " r Trmble. Edwin Twitmyer,
Olcott Payne. W. \ Rcddeld. A. E.
WyckoH. w. ". Calhoun. r ID. Black.
George w Ward J @. Givens. George G.
Fright. s L. Crawford and Thomas w
ProSch.
The members OF the chamber will wear
white badges. an the front side of which
Is printed w G T T--Seattie Chamber
o. Commerce. Reception Committee, For
God ard II and Every Land" On the
reverse side is an inscription. The Cham
Der If Commerce joins with all citizens In
extending cordial greeting and warm well
come to the Christian Temperance Union
~ IRE United States in national conyen-
ton AZ Seattle. October " 70 *. 1899
For the benefit 81 the delegates who
would hke TO soc something OF the city.
Mrs Winnie Thomas. chairman o. the
amusement commiaee. has arranged for
;his afternoon an excursion on Lake
vashireton. trolley car parties and gen
eEa. sightseeing parties,
This Evenings Programme.
A announced yesterday an interesting
programme % exercises has been arranged
- ~ given at the First Presbyterian
church this evening Mrs Frances ".
Letter delegate 70 the convention from
OAio. ard national superintendent q physi-
cal ctucsiten w =. r u VII deliver an
address, on Physical Culture"
Miss Mary A. E'cod. OF ne Columbia
L
a. readings Five classes. selected frosn
the pupils Of the lrcal puhltc : aonls Viii
sve an exhibition IN pAysicaI artN under
Ire direction ~ Pre-: Barnard slpeTtGtenA-
ent ~ schools A. teachers AZ. Invited
particularly an1 reserved seats will be
provided Fer them.
y GRAY RETtRN~