The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-03

OF Guthrie. who Will render q vocal SOL
AZ the Oklahoma T'av exercises at tn,
Worlds Fair Tuesday.
nothing viii be spared TO make the enter
tainments all that could he desired In ev-
cry regard
Tho ball and reception next Friday even
ing Will be as elaborate as any function
which has yet been given on the Plateau
Of 6tates. The state hall CT the building
= especially adapted for dancing ard Will
permit Of decorations tina; will add much
% the brllliancy Of the affair The recep-
ton will be In the art room IN the from,
part OF the pavilion The hours will be
from TO II . n Admission will be by
card. and Loo Invitations Will be Issued
Governor DockeIy and Mayor Wells VIII
attend
Ths largest rss1stss at any Of the Stats
buildings which was made with the inten-
ton Of IT. being used during the entire
time Of the Exposition vas filled yesier-
lAy. With three more months Of the term
ssmatning. The register ID Al ths Ken
esoAU building. and contains Loo pages.
u was presented By the Louisville Book
kendagi Ua;ou and b sl15O inches In size
Ehs tnee are one Inch apart President
fraads vas ths first to place his name IN
~ book and since then 900 visitors
which n.a we're from KENTUCKY. In
August u.@3 kentackianS registered The
heav.sex registration was on August L..
The bas bod. ii Of them KentucldaaA
AZ the Texas building las, night Mrs
Wnlnm Cameron entertained in honor Of
PRESIDENT Of the William Cameron Lumber
Company Of Waco. which was founded b.
her husband, who was one OF the most
prominent lumbermen In the country. Her
son. w. w. Cameron. y the president Of
the concern The compliment to the iun-
bermsa was a reception, followed BY a
erected between the State pavilion and
tie House Of Hoo Hoo was used for dan
cling. and the pink roses Of the previous
igmbermen. who are here to attend the
different conventions next week were
present. as well as Commissioners and
oss from Of sia Ia .ss aeesy nnd y n.
were Mrs. William Cameron and other
memserg Of her house party.
ess q III. Tear Pavilion viii come 10 a
close to-day. recital being the final
event Those who will take part are Mss
Alensii. Fl " as
Mn, H = Diet, q Dallas. soprano; Miss
Merle Bowen OF Waco. reader: Mlss Nor
TIL soprano. Win Ineo0ord btIfkoW AZ
the piano.
Mis- Lucille Randall Of Chicago gave an
impromptu song ana piano recital at the
Illinois building yesterday morning.
Proportions are being made at the San
Francisco building to receive and entertain
- or more visitors from that city on Call
lsfnia Day. September D. Two hundred of
these are coming on excursions direct
from San Francisco. and about 100 are
msmbers Of the Knights Of Pyth!as. and
fhef wives. The Knights are In session in
toulDvtlle now and expect 70 be here By
Copies Of the Louisiana Day prociana-
ton Of Governor Newton c. Blanchard OF
lOuistaca. bearing the great seal of that
etAte. have been received here, snc are
being sent to the Governors Of the four
the Louisiana Purchase. After calling up
On the people Of Louisiana TO assist In the
celebration and to make II the occasion
of declaring TO the people OF the world
What . 9oodiy land 10 this State of ours
and what II lie assured promise of eyen
lnvjtsties u extended 20 the Governor,
and the people Of her sitter states Of the
Iou3Dlaoa Purchase 10 Join In her cele-
6faoon. 10 the end that together they
may 6GwQustrate what a prncely empire.
1lIea With many millions Of prosperous
fses@ea hss been evolved from the pur-
0eaesY = Raakin. Executive Commits
0on9 Ter Ohio. returned TO the Exposi-
& h home q south cha-ie-:or.