The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-06-10
Members of Press. Associations
VIII Be Guests of Stale
Commission
HOLD POSTPONED RECEPTION.
Texas Newspaper Men Enter
tanned at Pavilion-To Dedi-
cate Oregon Building Next
Wednesday.

Blk hundred editors, representing the i've
editorial associations Of Indiana. arrived
at the Inside Inn last night. Their chief
object in coming to St. Louis Is to attend
the celebration of Indiana Press lay at
the Exposition to-day. The cay will ce
spent in viewing the Fair and doing the
Pike under the care of the indian Conn
mission. Tonight the Indiana 5uilGfng
will be the scene Of a brilliant reception
in honor Of the newspaper men.
Preceding the social features Of the
evening a joint meeting Of the associations
will make an address. j. w. Cockrum.
secretary OF the Indiana Commission: J.
B. stoIl. president Of the Indiana Press
Association. and A. J. Dipboye, president
Of the Indiana Democratic Press Associa-
ton, will be on the programme. The edit-
ors will be in St. Louis for the greater
part OF the week.
At to-night's reception Mrs. D. ". KIM
sey. wife of Commissioner Kinsey. win
act as hostess. assisted by the wives Of
the other Commissioner and Mrs. Mary
N. Dunn who has acted as hostess slice
the building was opened.
Mrs. Kinsey will continue as hostess
nti June %. and will be followed by
lows: Mrs. Crawford Fairbanks Of Terre
Haute. June 20 to so; 3Irs. ]. w. Cockrum
Of Oakland City. July 1 to 70: Mrs Mel
Son Mrs N sdd1 3. F Fl nnaian 81 FSrt 9u M. y e.
July 20 to 30: Mrs. Joseph B. Grass OF
Huntington. August 1 to 10: a woman to
be appointed b. Newton y q ". GiiDsrt Of
Stevens of Salem. August 20 to %; Mrs.
w. H. OBrien of L~awrenceburs. septem-
Der l TO 10; Mrs. W. W. Wicks Of Bloom
Mix Of Mishawaka. September 20 to %.
Mrs. Henry W. Marshall OF Lafayette. Oc-
tober / to 10; Mrs. Fremont Goodwine of
Shirley Of Kokomo, October 70 to 30. and
Mrs. Frank C. Ball OF Muncie. November
! to 10
Invitations have been extended by the
Louisiana Commission for . reception IN
honor of former Governor William Wright
Heard. Mrs. Heard and Miss Heard. The
function viii take place at the "CabIldo"
tomorrow between 4 and 5 o'clock
The Oregon building win b dedicated
with a reception given by the Oregon
Commission. between . and 5 o'clock. next
Wednesday afternoon. Invitations to the
reception were issued yesterday.
The New Jersey Commission Is prepar-
ing for two large receptions. to be given
in July. The first viii be in honor Of the
tional Democratic Convention, and b to
be given on the evening Of July s The
delegation from New Jersey to the Ma
St. Louis in a body at the close Of the
convention. and in their honor another
large reception win be given. for which
the date has not yet been fixed
Accompanied by their band OF thirty
five pisces the battalion Of cadets from
Brooking College win arrive next satur-
day for ten days Of camp life at the Fair.
The battalion will number 800 men. TIE
South Ike Commissioner are arrang-
ing for q concert each morning By the
bard On the lawn in ffont of the bonth
Dakota building.
The reception to the Texas editors
which was postponed on account Of the
nonarrival Of the quests Of honor wednes-
day. was given by the Texas Commission
noon. Mrs B. F. Hammett. hoeteO OF
the Texas building. received the Gue9ss
saa @as an assoc sss s ss EoSis Women. Sors
than 800 representatives Of Texss news
papers were guests Of the afternoon.
p Pre- dent Es a 2 +. raj .s,a among the e. cr nsms
Alk1 a4aAN o-SA AJAX &e~@
Of the Editorial Association. the health
Of Mrs. Hammett was proposed BY A.. v.
Justin.
TIL Executive Commissioners Asodar
ton will give q reception In the New
York building tomorrow night. The even
ing will be informal and is for the purpose
Of establishing closer social relationship
between the Commissioner and the tx
position officials. who are invited as the
special guests.
Pupils Of the Kansas State School foe
the Blind gave an entertaining music con--
cert at the Kansas building yesterday
afternoon. The blind students possess exc
ceptional music talent. and their pro-
gramme was enjoyed by a large sIsd'Gncs
Bailey Of Kansas came u-nannounced f.
the afternoon and remained t~hrouEhoue
the concert; Assisting M ,o;,o NeS!e presSs
Kansas women: Mrs. Charles Cross. Ens-
poria; Mrs. GileA Miss Ann Wilder. To
peka; Mr.. F. W. Kinds. kinsley; AiD
Redfern. Fort Scott.
The delegates to the National conven-
ton of the TraveierS Protective Associa-
ton. which has been meeting in Spring
field. H.. Will arrive in st. Louis for their
official visit to the Exposition At nae
this morning. They VIII proceed imTe-
Ctatnty TO me WOrlu Edif kIoonSr
where they will hold a meeting IN the as
sembly-room Of the missouri. buiIdine.
Governor Dockery. Mayor Wells. Pre1tS
dent G. W. Donham Of the T.. p. a. p
otha. prominent members Of the aseocta-
tion will speak. A reception will he efven
to the DELEGATES in the T.. p. A. building
from 4 to S o'clock. In the evening Ina
delegates will visit the Pike.
A poIyglot International concert win -
given by the Missouri Commission to-
morrow at . .. m to Prince Pu Lxs and
Chsntung LANG Ching. Mrs. George n
wilkins Of Vienna VIII sing reflections
from waeners operas IN German. fum
Guinot's in French, As well AZ ItnIau -
Lotions, A Filipino hafphst VIII a114Sk
her. The Philinrine C~onstabutsry Ofchess
TIA viii play. Walter Flick OF London WI
play the piano accompaniment
Flag Day. Tuesday. Juns n. vim b -
served by the Missouri stafe Chapter -
the Daughters Of the American Rsvo5eH
ton. by appropriate exercises b ste9os
regent. Mra ~. Wallace Delade1d, and o.
re9eutG the St LouiB and JeGe1Unn
chapters Of 81 Louis. Mrs Dan5e1 MnMr'
Ming. president Of the national orgaqt9e
tion. as well a. Of the Bosrd q Le4Y
Managers, and Mrs. Donald McLeou 49,
mer president. VIII be among IL DeakMg
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