The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-15

Seven years old. who will give plano re-
cital at the Indiana building at the
Worlds Fair this afternoon.
Burkett. secretary OF the Mississippi
Worlds Fair Bureau. and r. T. Brown
risz- president OF the Mississippi Society
of st. Louis. which organization will take
part In the observance Of the day. After
the exercises an Informal reception will
be held at the State pavilion
In the evening Governor ard Nrs. var
eaman ard the members OF the Mississ'ppi
Commissioner Henry al a dinner at the
West Pavilion. and Will attend the per
formance Of Louisiana at the Odeon
The following Is the personnel OF the
Mississippi party:
Governor and Mrs. vardaman and Miss
Aiethee Nardamsn. Colonel and Mrs J.
and wife Insmore; Miss Ruth Shearer.
Nicksburg: Major VIII VI. Woods. Canton:
Colonel and Mrs. G. g. wayatt. Meridian:
2 Glasscock. Madison Station: Doctor B.
r. Ward winona: Adjutant General and
Mrs. Arthur Fridge. Jackson; Insurance
Captain ". H. Saunders. Charleston: VIII
Neal, Jackson: Major General Keesler. his
wife and stan: Colonel w. ]. Lamb. Cor
inth; Walter Weaver Columbus: Colonel
7. Boiling. chaplain. Jackson: Major Leon
Bailey. Jackson: Frank Craddock. Jack
;o1; ": B. lockwood 10 Crystal q al, Springs;
eon: Sam FLOYD. Laurel: Captain A. p.
Cameron. Captain G. Wilson. CAPTAIN Nell.
CAPTAIN Johnson; Sergeant Hubble Ratch-
J. II. Brickdall. Columbus: Miss Eta
Mitchell. Jackson.
Governor ana Mrs. John L. Bates Of
Massachusetts arrived in ST. Louis yester-
day to take part in the Observance Of
Massachusetts Day at the Worlds Fair
0Ae, T., -
members Of lis staff and many prominent
public officials OF the Bay State. Presi-
dent George Harris Of the Massachusetts
day. Senator Wilson II. sairbanks. Thom-
as B. Fitzpatrick and Mrs. May Alden
Ward Of the commission have been here
In the Governors party. which occupied
three private cars. are Adjutant General
Samuel Dalton. Brigadier General and
Brigham. Br!gadier General Frederick y.
Carpenter. Surgeon General Otis II: Ma
rton. Miss Florence n: Shaw. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward F. Hsmlin. Mr., and Mrs. David O.
Pratt. Francis Hurtubis. private secretary
TO the Governor. and Mrs: Hurtubis: Rep
z. Ward, William H. Cushman. Michael
F. Hart. Henry w. Seward. Thomas Pat
ttson. James F. Alyward. John n. and Mrs
mons and John p. Lowney; David p.
Keefe. william N. Olin. Mr.. and Mrs
Henry z. Turner. George r. Jones. Louis
A. rockingham. Henry D.. Coolidge
James w Kimhaii. Samuel Cole. Herbert
Newell. A Dudley Bagley. John p. Mum
roe. Mr.. and Mrs. David T. Remington.
M and Mrs. arthur II. Lowe. Miss Rsch-
ael P. Lowe. Miss 4. 3. Gleason. AR
and Mrs. Albert d. Gleason. William b.
Plunkett Michael J. Sullivan. A. !. Sim
mons, Mir. and Mrs. Thomas p. Fftzpst-
rick Willard Iowland. Captain Benjamin
H. JeIlison. Robert Butterworth and irving
Butterworth.
The Governor and his party called at
the MASSACHUSETTS, building yesterday
morning. The party were the guests Of
con at the State building at o'clock.
At the Indiana building this afternoon.
in addition to the regular recital by Theo-
dora Sturkow. the Russian pianist. a piano
recital will also be given by Beatrice
Evelyn Wilson. the 7-year-old daughter Of
Harry l.. wilson. OF the Constructing