The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-07-23
MANY Special AHn@ionsA IRE ohrd at the Worlds Fair To-Day Work. Begins on Livestock Forum
4 Texas Receives Addnona ~ ~
Bile for the suppression Of the outlaws in
the Territory.

Morris Davis. secretary Of the New Jer-
sey commission, was the host at dinner to
a party of New Jerseyites at the State
h Miller, Assistant Postmaster. II. E.
Pierson, Game Warden, and Henry Emmel
oil Bridgeton. George. H Crosse of Ocean
City: In charge Of the educational exhibit
OF me state; Professor Julius II. kumnel
OF Trenton. Last night they were again
the guests of Mr.. Davis on the Pike.
Mrs. Dore Lyon. the hostess at the New
York State building, and Miss Lyon, de-
part to-day for 4 two weeks visit to their
home at Esopus- Mrs. Lyons, home ad-
joins that of Judge Alton B.. Parker. the
Democratic candidate for the presidency.
and the two families have been friends
ever since the New York jurtst began to
been an adm:rer of Judge Parker, and she
has made him the central figure in a
novel which has Esopus as the scene of
scuon' afouna WHICH is woven a clever
Mrs. Lyons Observation-Disclosures. is
the title of the book. one of the things
which tax her home at this time IS to
extend her congratulations TO Judge
Parker.
+. r. Conway, Executive Commission
er for Iowa, VINO is a member of the Des
Moines lodge Of Elks. has arranged a re-
ception for visiting Elk at the Iowa
building Tuesday morning. commencing
at 1880 o clock. Mason Slade will give 4
pipe-organ recital. with. vocal variations
by all the Elks. In a group of songs Is
Stein Song W Won't Go Home Till
Morning" and "Forty-Nine Blue Buckets"
Ruler Charles E, Pickett on The Pickett
! Pulled From The Fence" and by Grand
E Efer in z zFed Ros,nsSn fRa, ''f fani hsq
chorus. That Sounds to Ne" will be
sung and rhe Eleven O'Clock Toast will
be given at that hour.
Companies L of Fredericksburg, G Of
Alexandria and NJ Of DanvIlle. of the
Seventeen Infantry OF the. National
Guard Of Virginia. now at the Fair, WIS.,
tied the Virginia State building yesterday.
Indian Territory will Join Oklahoma in
the celebration OF Oklahoma Day at the
Fair, September o. and the event will be
made a gala one. The interests OF the
two Territories are identical. and as IL IS
probable that they will become one State
some time in the future. the celebration
Will be used as a means for the people
TO mingle and become better acquainted"
said Executive Commissioner Marehant of
Oklahoma. Large crowds from both Ter
~ritories are expected to attend.
The South Dakota building was well
flied last. night at the reception to the
South Dakota State Band. which has
been at the Exposition for the last two
weeks. and is now about to return home.
George r. Farmer. the Executive Com
missioner, was assisted in receiving the
visitors by Mrs. Farmer, the hostess: Mrs.
Lillian Cooper and Mrs. John Driscoll.
wate-meions Spiked with California
wines were served at a watermelon party
given on the lawn in the rear of the Cali
fornia building last night. TIL melons
were of Il consignment just received from
California.
Mrs. Mary Wagner and Miss Loretta
Wagner CT Vanda.ia are the guests of
Mrs. j. j.. Brown, one of the hostesses Of
the Illinois building.