The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-18
m b Entertained in Seattle
During June and July.
'lcoAL PRESS CLUB Is ACTIVE.
nnon01 EaafoRsal Aaooeaatf~n.
9rnsAanstsa State Pross Aseoeaa-
80 aad Western Connnann
9Doss Association wan vssse ehe
CDly-Csansttees WIN uow Get
= Wesk-Whateen wants Them.

H egseutsvs committee Of the Seattle
- Club held IN important meeting yee-
r1ov oft9uoon- C000iftees weeo en-
r - steps were tAEan 70 make Z
1D Of tho effort 70 entertain he Ma
naa EDITORIAL Asaoetastoo. the wash
- STATE Press Association. the Ore
90 otA&s Press Association. the Portinni
- club. ell Of whom will b. IA Seattle
uut July =. and In the midst Of these
oaSation0 It was announced that the
Aeotesn Canadian Press Association
0ou14 visit Seattle about ~ strou4 In
- It 10 therefore clear that tho gc-
el11o Press Club will be q busy organ.xa.
- Tor the nett two meaths
r. - absence Of Chairman y. n. Piper
k0vott n Wood, Of the Seattle Trade
sn1nt1, was chosen chairman pro TEN II
voG1se1Ays meeting. VIII A. Oteel read a
$500 Of letters relating 70 the proposed
S161t - the National Editorial Association
- called attention TO the number Of
1n1nGs that would have to b. done in or
- 70 secure . visit from the entire asso-
nae5on. particularly With reference TO
UonnpestAtion. 4 special committee. con-
16oeiag of W. A. Steel. A. J. Bicthen. IT..
Il tAe Times. and Secretary Meany. WAS
nnootnted - take the necesAAry steps to
nGnrs this desired visit of the whole or
nn61natiOn, which II sure 70 result bench
10y to the city.
411s association looks upon the National
Hl1nfer- Journalist a. TT ofacih newspa-
- and tho Seattle Press Club has ar
fanGod to publish in the June number OF
- papsr two pages q sdvsrsising mat
~ about the city Of Seattle Mr.. Wood
opoeeed some correspondence about this
1teW. showing that the June number
i ~ paper win b In the hands 0. sscn
Nontor 81 the proposed excursion.
Who4eom nenls Invitatien.
esssstasv Mseny suhnitssd letter he
~ eocolved from SECRETARY Irish, OF the
NAaeoem Board OF Trade. requesting that
~ osatte Press Club cooperate with
XAAteom In an effort 10 have the editors
1lfoe Bcllingham bay. The clue decided
o0uperatA with the Whatcom Board Of
sn1e IN this matter. providing tho mat
r Pullman siespers can Be- arranged Tor
~ nAssnbors Of the Seattle prcss Club
n - delighted II they can preyail upon
~ eaitors fro. al over Am:r'.e e visit ~
yooAog4t1 Development In tho AohtnG and
bertn9 Industries.
- secretary was instructed 20 invite
- Oregon Press Association ana the Port.
l( fTsss Gus - accompanv the Nation.
r Editorial Association on its visit 70
little. II these invitations arc accepted
IN will b over 100 editorial excuruaon-
y .. ss1 ss, .Sss sa tss snc stssr. -
Ssrr n once coin,nsttes 81 the Western Cana
s' ,S.. ss.r as tss s
editors Of Western Canada. Will leeve
4 1mniper abou. Iuns is and would reach
atl. about June q They would prob
diSS e6i,ors VIEW infornsd thai e.
would be yiad 70 welcome them herr.
11eeks they would bc enabled 10 meet
8N1itors Of tho National Association.
r. he city Of Seattle would be turned
- 10 a perfect carnival OF editors. The
- WAS to the effect that the Canadian
D6es would be delighted to accept the
1Npltality Of Seattle. but they could not
~ their excursion, a. there IL 20 be
q slection in Canada ana the editors
- fhe seattle Press Club must provide
~ entertainments Tho executive COM
u1tase therefore ut once outlined PROB
90 programmes for the entertainment. OF
~ Canadian editors about June Is ard N.
4 reception COMMITTEES win meet the WIS.,
~ ct the train. which viii probably ar
NJ II 40 p. III. In the evening they
4dl Ne entertained at the Third Avenue
tAoaaar and before tho entertainment the
ayor OF the city Will extend TO them
smai address Of welcome me folow-
- dAy will be spent In Visiting the parks
nd other interesting sights OF the city.
3Aoao among the visitors who are devo-
49, CT the bicycle will be furnished wheels
I'D committee OF Ruidea for an exeur-
olon around the bicycle paths In the
eyeniax a band concert Will be- provided
- the shores of Lake Washington, and
Qofinx the afternoon a series OF excursions
- that beautiful lake will Alse be pro
vt6ad. Every effort will be made to help
- visitors enjoy themselves while they
tonAin here.
various Committees Anae~nceA.
The chalrmen cf tha committees Of the
SEATTLE Press Club were present, and they
seperted that they had selected members
esF their various committees as foiiows;
Chairman A. j. Ambrose. OF the finance
COMMITTEES. announced that he had selected
= his aides VIII II. Parry and George U.
Piper
eonast OF W NJ Sheffield and 4. u. Ernst.
Chairman Otis NJ Moore. of the commit
see on transportation, announced ~ MS
sscmmi,tee T.. s.hurch. Edmond =
NeaHy Samuel L. Crawford and Z. A
Hughee
Chairman VIII A. Steel. OF the commit
t. on programmes and entertainment. am
seunced ~ hts committee Edxar = fap s,,'
A. n. Wyekon.
Chairman John T. Condor. al the com
aittee % halls and decorations, announced
. Als committee Elmer A. Friend. Edgar
z Hampton. Samuel Archer and J. q.
CallIsnn.
Chairman II II. A. McGsll. ~ the com.
MAttee on rooms and hotels. announessi
- his committee Victor IL. BeckmAn. NJ
y. Chase and Curtis Strntton.
chairman r.. l.. Reher. at the committee
~ aanaaet. appointed as portion OF his
cummsttee J. A. Coetel,o and Horace Nc
Cure
The reception committee consists os Ed
eaY n. Piper. chairman: r. II. Wells. A. J,
K~shen. tr, L. NJ Wood h. =. Mesny.
WAl A Steel -. NJ Moarw, 4. T. Am
veves. I. II \. M~Ssti, Horace Nctiure.
=. L.. keeer and John T. Csfios.
u was Their decided that meeting at the
wes~ seattle Press CLUB re held At the
SsAttle Chamber us Commerce rsaesrns on
heks Sunday as 10 \ m, for the par
raee 81 appri~inx the members af tho
rfoGress thus far made by the executive
eon<astfsc, ard 70 arouse general later