The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-06
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Receptions Given by Georgia.
Connecticut. Massachusetts
and Maryland Commissions.
PARKER'S DAUGHTER A GUEST.
Visits "ola Line" Ruilding-Re
cital Given at the Texas Pa
viliCn-Ncw Guards f0;
Liberty Bell.


aiaryland's delegation to the National
Democratic Convention was The guest of
ne Maryland Commission to The Louis
ana Purchase Exposition at an informal
reception at the Maryland Building yes
lerday afternoon between the hours OF
and o'clock. \ hundred or more dole
gates accepted the invitation Of General
l.. Victor Baishman. the president Of the
commission.
Mrs. Mary Mercer Hall. daughter of
Judge Alton p. Parker Of New York. a
prominent candidate for the Democratic
presidential ncnri2ation. ard he hostess
Mrs. Daniel Manning. were among the
distinguished guests. at the reception
Many prominent Maryland Democrats at
tended. among them being Corcrcssnan
Joshua Miller of Somerset County. former
Attorney General John Prentiss Poe OF
l:iltimore, General Murray Vandiver.
ch1lrnan o. the Democrat tic State Central
committee.
Several, hundred delegates were the
: ,'ie5ss rs OF the Massachusetts Commission
sTate delegation to the convention. The
MaSsachusetts Pavilion was handsomely
9IsSorated for the occasion. President
FRANCIS was guest of honor
among the distinguished citizens of Mas
sachusetts present were Josiah Quincy,
former Mayor of Boston. and chairman of
iG: iS'z: CongresSsman John r. Thayer of
Worcester, Edward L. McSweeney. for
per f Assistant Immigrant Inspector for the
Port Of New York; Senator Daniel V. Nc
a Af ha
former Attorney General: John O. 'F'arrow.
ere of the three original free-siiver men of
me Massachusetts delegation to the Chi
csgo convention; Michael f. Hennesssy of
the Boston Globe. James c. White. Bos-
aid
AZ the Connec;icut State building the
e,egates 10 the convention from the Nut
- : State were entertained at an Informal
'ception rendered to them by the com
80 'sJion. The only speechmaking was q
,,i,,i,i ".ef address OF Welcome by National
'nnissioner Frederick Belts. who L.
m Connecticut. Homer s. Cummings
nI2nai Committeeman: L. A Kirk of
'.3nford. James p. Woodruff of L.itch-
"a. John Walsh OF Hartford chairman
-. the delegation: Bryan T. Mahan. New
.o1don: J. a. Sullivan. Hartford Henry
2 -. Disseil. Hartford: Edward Mullnn. Put
s'lam: NJ: Z Stevens. Win;on. ard other
prominent Democrats sc CONNECTICUT were
''esent. as veil - Ndiinna1 Commission
ers T. II. Carter John Allen and Philip
,. Scott.
President Francis made a sbor. Address
It the informal reception ,cpGcrefi to the
Georgia delegation 10 the convention by
The State Commission at the Georgia
nrilding yesterday morning. O. Is.
IttN"ns. commissioner of Agriculture of
LtOIs sIa, I,tstGVh iWo hundred dseGateS
accepted the hosritalities Of the conirn!s-
in
Inc Macon volunteers. Macon's crack
,L,. ,iao, ,,. -
~ '''9' com '''i'S III "e"'s'3' having
peel gani@ei N 1S2a. and served with
~ Ituit uttlAS the Mexican. civil and
S:lnish-Amcrican wars. CAPTAIN Robert
Haziehurst is at present in command. An
HioTihai uaEte III honor of the soldier
np!s Will he given at the Georgia building
some evening THIS week.
t''Ss L"nlse Love OF sherman will ap
I'oar at the Texas building in a piano re-
III "H''h Siie VIII DC
S'-.attn ny MIS- IL l.. Lester Of Tyler,
~ to 3 o'clock and aa excellent pro-
~ PHI 5dn,,, az "a
niuno recital Yesterday ,titaruonr he
yecn 80 ana o'clock. Among the most
G.lacut nf the numbers rendered hv Miss
NGains was "Poilnaise Op :L;."' t'hopin:
ANNA iiSGr March. M,tyngr-l,lSyt and
Dough Idaho has one OF the smallest
"iidinGa or the grounds. there is proba-
ly none OF the State oavilions which is
irlrc attractive. The ipuiLdiny is ,ui,e
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+. ,t,Tt is no, possIssrd nv ANY othc.
INTO building ana is eo ont or tho o.
nary thai If has cnusoI the Tdabo bu;Id /
i,e, 10 bs IiSiinctIv r,.rpenbc-sd ol,t Of tbc
! lae,le Irnpressions one rCceiye.: from a
! t.dy tour of ali Of the State pqvilions
: "ai,ien have been enfsrtained in an in
5rmal way by Miss Soma and Miss Voll-
Ter the hoStesses. Every afternoon there
- . . o clock tea. and many a weary Fair
;.ltoi nas neeh gIysii IN eN&gig oi seIf
Ae hostesses,
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