The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-09-21
ST. PAUL HOSTS OF DELEGATES
WILL SHOW THE CITY
AT ITS BEST
EXTENSIVE PROGRAMME IS
ARRANGED FOR CONVENTION
Promoters of Art and Improvement in
Physical Affairs of Municipalities
Will Be Royalty Welcomed by Com
merciaI Club, and Gathering Prom:
ises to Be Notable One.

The city of st. Paul will look it's
best next WednesdayNto create a nice
impression on the prominent men and
women of the country who have de-
cided tastes as to civic loneliness and
charm, and who will be here to adj
dress the convention of the American
Civic league.
Prof. Charles Zeuhlin, of Chicago, is
president of the society, and will pre-
side at the meetings. Mrs. Condo
Hamlin, chairman of the local COM
mittee, is vice president of the nation
al body.
The visiting delegates will be taken
for a carriage ride through various
parts of the city IN Wednesday morn
ing. Wednesday evening they will be
received at the Commercial / u under
the guidance of the reception commit
tee, Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. and
Prof. Zeublin. The special committee,
which has charge of the arrangements,
incIudes: Mr.. Inc Mrs. H. A. Ward,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse A. Gregg, Mr.. and
Mrs. Merrick, Mr.. and Mrs. e.. G.
Stringer and Mr.. and Mrs. Condo
Hamlin. Thursday DR.. Ohage will
show the visiting delegates the city
baths.
Programme in Detail.
The programme for the three days
Is as IOllOWS
Wednesday, Sept. "a.
Morning session, Commercial club. $3.50
a. M, registration of delegates; 1880 to
1870 p. M, business meeting; secretaryS
annual report; reports of affiliated organ
i~zations. Afternoon session, 3 p. M, car,
riage drive. Evening session, Commercial
club; reception by the St. Paul CONNER
cial club and the Woman's Civic league;
addresses by H. A. Boardman, president
of the Commercial club, Coy. 5. h. Van
T--A NJ, AYIh 1AfnCi1nnf nf thn
American League for Civic Improvement,
and others.
Thursday, Sept. rs.
Morning session, Commercial club. 9
a. M, business; $3.50 a; M; municipal
tfus ohage; o. Public Schools n Cit
izenship," Mrs. w. e. D.. Scott, Prince
ton, N. j.; THE Public school Teacher as
a Citizen DR.. Ida G. Bender, Bu ditra
and Social Organizations, Mrs. Louise
Marion Mccall, st. Louis; 11:30 a. M,
Industrial Betterment," Prof. Richard +.
Ely, University of Wisconsin,; N. Q. Mel
son, st. Louis. Afternoon session, Central
high school, 2 p. m., h Arts and Graft
Movement; (al I'm the Home-Household
Milwaukee; CD I'm the School-Art, Edu-
cation and Decoration" Miss Golfer, st;
Paul; (el I'm the Workshop1,The HAND
Adams. Chicago; (e) I'm the Street
Architecture, Signs and Fixtures" Albert
Kelsey, Philadelphia, lantern slides; 4 p.
m, informal reception by, Woman's Civic
league and Art Workers guild at club
rooms, New York Life building: Evening
session, auditorium, 8 p. M, Municipal
Good Government" addresses by Edward
W. Bemis, Cleveland; Clinton Rogers
woodruff, Philadelphia; Charles Zeublin,
Chicago; President Theodore Roosevelt.
Friday, Sept. &c. 3
$50 "a. mr.; visit to public baths; 1890
a. M, trolley ride to st. Pau! and Min
neapolis parks; 2 p. M, Minneapolis,
guests Minneapolis park board; addresses
of welcome, Prof. w. w. Folwell, presi-
dent Minneapolis park board. Recreation
(a) I'm the Parks" E. j. Parker, Quin-
cy, ILL.,; (b), I'm Play Grounds" M: Flea
nor Tarrant, Louisville, KY, and Dwight
Head Perkins, Chicago. Rural Problems
(a), Communication" 0. Nice. HoWard
Chicago; (b), Rural Schools OrVille 1.
Bright, Chicago. Evening session, High
School hall, s p. m, The City Beauti,
full, the Architectural Future of Chicago"
Dwight Head Perkins, Chicago; Wash
ingtons Old and New" Charles Zeublin,
Chicago; ."The Improvement of Harris
burg e. G. Reutzahm, Dayton.
These talks will be extensively illus
trated with lantern slides made from the
original drawings.