The Saint Paul globe., 1899-02-12

members of the Manufacturers asso-
citation and the Commercial club and
their wives. This will be a return of
the courtesies extended by the asso-
citation and club to the ladies auxiliary
on the occasion Of the exhibition last
fall.
The members of the Manufacturers
association are certain that this expo
s1tlon will go further than the others,
even In increasing interest in this city
as manufacturing place. They are
anxious to bring manufacturers from
other cities here and to extend the
right hand of fellowship to any who
may desire to bring their plants to this
city.
General regret is expressed at the
absence from the exposition of all ST.
Paul shoe manufacturers In both Of
the previous expositions, in all speeches
and in other ways the shoe manufac-
turers were doomed, and that industry
was pointed out as the most fourishing
in this city. 1t was hoped by the as
sociation that the shoe manufacturers
would join in this exposition, but for
some reason they have declined to do
so. and this exposition is consequently
lacking in any shoe exhibit. This is
felt to be mistake, as the business
men OF the state, the country store
keepers, who deal in boots and shoes
as much as in other things, will see no
exhibit of those goods when they visit
the exposition, and there will be MOTH
Ing there to impress them with the
fact that st. Paul makes Shoes A
Minneapolis concern would have ex-
hibited here had it known in time that
no st. Paul shoe manufacturer was to
be represented at the show
We feel" said President j. B. John
ston to a reporter for The G | yes
terday. that we are doing good
thing in giving this exposition We
are instilling spirit among manufac-
turers here to stand by one another
and assist each other. so that. in the
general run, all will prosper. We want
to establish a bond of goodfellowship
among manufacturers that will stand
them in stead when they need assist
ance. There are many concerns in
this city that could enlarge their plants
sif they had few hundreds of dollars
to spare for such investment, and we
want to make it so such concerns may
obtain the money. Manufacturing
plants have started in this city on a
small scale, and are now just making
employ many more men if they could
borrow little money. We want to
attract manufacturers from other cities
here. But before this can be done the
manufacturers must prove that they
can stand together, and it is to instill
this in all of them that we are holding
these eXpositions, which will undoubt-
edly go long way toward establishing
feeling of interdependence and 10y
atty to each other and to the city"
The ladies Of the auxiliary associa-
tion have worked hard all the past
month to make this exposition a sue
cess. They are now so accustomed to
arranging such expositions that they
have been able to work smoothly and
rapidly, and they are given the great
est credit by the manufacturers for the
already assured success of the venture
The officers of the association who
have general charge of the prepara-
tions for the exposition are:
j. u. Johnston, president; J. W. C0oper
first vice president; H. G. Fischbein, treas
urer; J. H: Roach Sr., second vice president;
c. j. Whellams, secretary.
Board Of Directors: j. B. Johnston, ]. w.
Cooper, ]. H. Roach, G. W. Ffschbein. Robt.
Wellisch, VIM. Hamm, P. Maendler, F. E.
Perkins, c. R. Croft
The committees are made I'D as follows:
EXhibtt-H. A. Muckle, chairman.
F1nance-Bcard Of directors.
Advertising-G. F. Kuhles, W. S. Flynt
Transportation-John Grant chairman: A
X. Pruden. Robert Seigel.
Entertainment-Walter Driscoll. H. A.
Muckle. c. B. Gedney, J. P. Gribben, Albert
Norman.
Ladies' Auxiliary = Executice committee:
Mrs Ansel oppenheim. president; Mrs.
Maurice Auerbach. vice president Mrs G. A.
Severance. vice president Mrs. J. B. Hoxsie.
Mrs. c. R. Croft. Mrs. J. w. Bishop, Mrs.
Hiram F. Stevens, Mrs. E. A. Jaggard. Mrs.
A. ]. Stone. Mrs. ]. s. shurick, secretary;
Miss Mary Stees, assistant secretary.
Committee in Charge Each Day-Monday,
Mrs c. A. Severance and Mrs. ]. B. Hoxsie;
Tuesday, Mrs. ]. A. Swenson and Mrs. Nc
Conville; Wednesday. Mrs. F. B. Doran and
n Thrrc
Follett and Miss Stees: Friday. Mrs. c. R.
Croft; Saturday, Mrs. Morgan Kingsley and
Mrs. Morrow.
Mrs. J. S. Shurick. secretary of the
ladies' auxiliary, will be at the Office
in Market hall at 1 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon to distribute badges to the
members of the ladies' auxiliary and
the committee. Admission to the eX-
hibit will be by badge, Worn by the
members of the association and aux
iliary, or 10 cents.
Mrs. Armstrong will give her first
cooking demonstration tomorrow aft
ernoon. She will also give one in the
evening instead of the morning, as
first stated. The following are the
menus for the two demonstrations:
MONDAY MORNING.
Chatting Dish Lesson.
Shrimp Newberg in Romaine Cups.
Oysters With Celery.
Cheese Fondu
MONDAY AFTERNOON.
Broiled Steak. Maitre d'Hotel Butter.
Macaroni Milanaise
Spice Cakes. Chocolate.
The hours for the receptions have
been decided upan as follows:
Friday
Afternoon. to 8, state editors and
the ladies accompanying them. Evening,
to 10. the governor and members of the
legislature and their wives, the mayor and
members of st. Paul city council and their
wives.
Saturday
Afternoon, to 6, members of the Com
10. members of the Northwestern Manufac.
turers' association and their wives and the
husbands of the women who form the ladies'
auxiliary.
The following is the reception com
mittee for Friday afternoon:
Hon. and Mrs. 8. A. Langum. Mr.. and Mrs
Ansel Oppenlletm. Mayor Kiefer, Mr.. and
Mrs. Maurice Auerbach. Mr. and Mrs. C. A.
Severance. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. johnson.
The reception committee for Friday
evening is as follows:
Gov. and Mrs. John Lind. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ansel Oppenheim, Mr. and Mrs Maurice
Auerbach. Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Severance and
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. johnson.
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