The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-08
ALL IN READINESS
FOR FLOWER SHOW
Programme for the Four Days
Prepared and Exhibits. Are
Being Moved In.

| All is in readiness for the second an
nua1 flower show Of the Woman's Aux
| Hilary of the Northwestern Manufac-
turers' Association. The exhibit, which
| promises to be the most Notable Of it's
kind ever seen in the Northwest, will
| open amid blaze of glory next Tues
day evening at Mozart hall, and will
continue four days.
The exhibitors began moving their
plants into the hall yesterday, and
every flower will be in place when the
doors are thrown open Tuesday. The
florists exhibiting have unusually fine
plants this year, especially chrys-
anthemumS, and the competition for
prizes will be close.
The opening event of the show will
| be the floral parade, in which 300
| handsome equipages and automobiles
are expected to participate. All will
be bedecked with flowers.
Tuesday will be colonial day, and all
! the receiving women will be in colo
NAL costumes. Wednesday will be de-
voted to Germany, and some of the
| most prominent German women of the
| city are in charge of the programme.
The third day of the exhibit will be
/ Scandinavian day, and the closing day
i will be Japanese day. The committees
/ in charge of the various programmes
are as follows:
Colonial Day.
| Mrs S. r. Van SAINT Mrs. E. M Prouty,
Mrs. Denis Follett Mrs. Harold P. Bend,
| Mrs. C. R. Croft Mrs. w. r. Begg, Mrs.
6. M. Kenyon. Mrs F. E Ward; Mrs. Will
F. H. Campbell, Mrs. Richard Nicely. Mrs.
| John Seabury, Mrs. Gustav Scholle, Mrs.
G. F. Fernald, Mrs. W. B; Dixon. Mrs. G.
9; .d Kalman Mrs. l. p =, Wilkes ls Mrs. s b T.
Bile. Mrs. D. S. Sperry. Mrs. B. L. Good
kind, Mrs. Russell Dorr, Mrs, Archibald
MN,aeL7aren, Mrs. w. L. Goodkind, Mrs
| j. c. Hill Mrs. L. Washington, Mrs. F. 70.
| Ford, Mrs. Charles A. Clarke. Mrs. A. P.
Rice. Mrs. Theodore sedgwick. Mrs. F. M.
| Gray Mrs. Scofeld; Misses Josephine
| Carr, Miriam Holman, Ethel Haney. Kali
man, Cecilia Kalman, Ethel Taylor. Booth,
Chittenden, Helen Roe, Alness, Alice
| Borup.
German Day.
| Wednesday, the second day of the
| flower show. is designated as German
day st. Paul is particularly proud of it's
strong German popuiat ton, and the Ger
I, man ladies already have a reputation
| in hospitality to sustain. Mrs. Gottfried
entertainment, which includes Mrs. j. A.
VIeregge. Mrs. j. Franzen and Mrs
| Charles Hauser s.
The commissary department is in charge
| of Mrs. F. Koch and Mrs. P. ]. Giesen.
The tables are to be taken care of as
| follows:
| Table No. Mrs. William Geodkind,
Mrs. Benjamin L.. Goodl1ind, Miss Mann
heimer, Mrs. William Elsinger, Mrs. Stern
berg. Mrs. L. E. Rose.
Table No. Mrs Emil Geist, Mrs.
| Louis Mari. Miss Pfaender, Mrs. Edward
| Krahmer, Miss Boectman, Mrs Emil
| Traeger. Mrs. Max Hermann Miss Linda
MAR; Miss Louise ohage,
Table No. 3-Mrs A. Schwyzer. Mrs.
| Alfred Scheffer, Mrs. Louis Scheffer. Mrs.
George Sommers Jr Mrs. A. Williusg Mrs.
Herman Scheffer. Miss Paar, Miss Viii
Illus.
Table No Mrs. r. Seeger. Mrs. J .
Apple, Mrs. Adam ]. Holmes Mrs. Wall
ter c. Holl Miss Bremen, Miss Agnes
| Holl, Miss Bohn.
Table No 5-Mrs. A. Naumann, Mrs
| Van den Bergh. Mrs. M. Bremen, Mrs. N.
| Lehman, Miss Willius. Miss Alma Foer-
ster, Miss H. Miller, Miss Lindeke. Miss
Mertens, Miss Zimmerman, Miss Schlenlz.
Table No. 6-Mrs. F. Koch, Mr.. William
Constants Miss Elizabeth Hoelhern.' Miss
| Elsie Censtans, Miss Kueffner, Misses
| Ohage.
| Kluckhoin, Miss Henry, Miss Helen Pfaff,
| Miss Frank Mrs. E. G.. Spindled.
| Programme Girls-Miss Stamm, Miss
| F'reda Won Bodensteadt. Miss MARI. Miss
|
| Miss Minnie Theobold
Scandinavian Day.
Mrs. c. A Smith, Mrs. Dearborn, Miss
Anna Vernon, Mrs c. S. Trabert, Mrs.
Dickerson, Miss Ruth Trabert Miss Net
tie Bergson, Miss Nan Smith, Miss AIDE
line Smith. Miss Myrtle Smith, Mrs.
Schultz, Miss Agnes Peterson. Mrs. S. Q.
| Solberg, Mrs. L. A. Johnston, Mrs. Wal
blom Mrs. Sundquist, Mrs. A c. Floan,
Mrs John Lavine, Mrs. Leveroos. Mrs. G..
Kolberg Mrs. A. J. d. Haupt, Mrs. b.
din.
Japenese Day.
Chairmen, Mrs. L. D. Wilkes assisted
by Mrs. Archibald MacLaren; Mrs. Sher-
| man Finch Mrs Frank Kellogg. Mrs.
Horace Thompson, Mrs. Robert Hobert,
Mrs. ]. H. Skinner. Mrs. J. N. Townsend,
Mrs. J. r; Il. Field, Mrs. G. N. Griggs.
Mrs. L. S. Ordway, Mrs ]. w. Hanna- :
| ford, Mrs. E. N. Saunders, Mrs. ]. G.
| Grey, Mrs. LAWYER, Mrs. Schadler, Mrs.
| L. S. Sehurmeier, Mrs. Condo Hamlin.
| Mrs. w. R. Begg,- Mrs. G. W. Gordon.
| Mrs. Vittum, Mrs. J. D. Armstrong. Mrs
| c. A. Clark. Mrs Ambrose Tighe. Mrs.
! Burnsides Foster. Mrs. 0. w. Mcintyre.
1 Mrs. L. L. c, Btirks, Mrs. F. r. Bigelow
| Mrs W. C. Winter, Mrs. O.. C.. Kalman.
| the Misses Saunders, Miss Marvin, Miss
Margaret Dons., the Misses Green, Miss
| Jilson, the Misses Holbert, the Misses
! Cutler, Miss Louise Cochrane. Miss Anna
| Sloane Miss Omhan, the Misses Calmar
Miss Helen Dean, Miss Judson, Miss
| Whitney, Miss Judith Dousmann, Miss
| Gordon. Miss Hildegarde Riley, Miss
Freda Germmes. Miss Florence Neff, Miss
Cora Vawter, Miss Kirk, Misses Ham
| mend, Miss Lampson, Miss Lanpher
/ Miss Carr. Miss Rogers, Miss Holman,
Miss Young, Miss Ransome, Misses Liv-
| ingston.