The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-18
MANY FUNCTIONS SCHEDULED
FOR COMING WEEK AT The FAIR
Rac.nt,n Are o Re Given Five State Buildings Days iii
Which Coz! !monweaths Celebrate at the Exposition
our Commissioners Entertain in Honor of County Clerks
Association

mud PLAYED havoc with dainty white slip.
p.rs and di.arned the polish OF patent
leather. they all smiled and made merry.
About 5 o'clock everything lookei
mighty dismal for Maryland. decIhre'
Mrs. Park Fisher. hostess OF the Mary
Land building but this rain proved
blessing in disguise. II IL had been nice
evening we would not have been 'r :in.r -, az
have handled the guests Did you ever see
such loyal people? Nothing can daHifeh
their ardOr.
Mrs. Fisher WAS assisted by her nieces'
th. Misses Robertson. OF Baltimore
Those in the receiving lire were 90.
.rIior WarfieId. Adjutant Clinton l. Risss'
Albert u Jones. Mrs. Warfield. Mrs Dan
i.I Manning Mrs. Frank HauIbleton. MS
Oswald TiIshman. Mrs. J. NJ. Finn.y Mrs;
Hill. Mrs Joseph J. Wicks. Mrs. Edward
N. Rich Miss Hoops. Miss Cromwell. MISS
Helen Raushman. Miss Iisnman' Wnr,
field. Mrs. Nicodemus. Miss Louise
field and General l.. Victor Baug hfhani,
The Cabildo. the louisiana State buliu
ing who's. Commissioners have bcth
shaking hands with themselves that thes
reignsd supreme. an! no woman dared en-
ter and give the stately old courthouse
OF beautiful Louisiana women and SiI,s:
Beauty promenadei up and down thv
stairs and through the rooms. taking iVII
possession OF the building Doctor Stuoos
and Captain Hi Rogers MADE a complete
surrender. and right willing captises t.e'
seemed 10 hr-
II vas difficult which was the greatsst
source of pride. Governor BianchaId; ths
beyy OF beautiful women or mis- STAN OF
handsome men
Most of the guests AT the Louisiana re
ception and hall We Ters ors1nsT louisiana 'p'e
Nississ:ppi was celebrated at the MISS
sippi State building Thursday. The euila,
ing Is replica Of Beauxnlf,; 'e snd ,ba
Mississippi Society OF ST. Louis Joined III
the celebration. A.,
After the exercises Governor ana .,nS
Nariarn man gave an informal rccep'ipn- m
,-iSft,rs were received by Governor anu
Mrs Nar,ianIan. Mrs. FLOYD walton. nos
t.ss Of rh, Mississippi building. c"mfnis-
si.r or Henry and Mis- Nardaman. iauSh-
"a, ~ the Governor The Governors par
~ were served with so clock dinner al
the West Pavilion. and aiterwafos a.
tended the performance oil i-ou's'aha a'
the Odeon-
MASSACHUSETTS RECEPTION.
Tho Massachusetts Day exercises were
followed hv pretty reception at the
Massachusetts building in honor OF Gov
ernor Bates of the old Bay State .yester-
day The reception and other rooms OF
the building were decorated with aspara-
gus Southern smilaN- giadioius anu
American beauty roses. The building was
crowded to It's fullest capacity. and the
receiving line was kept busy at hanu-
shaking for an hour or more Inc warn.I.
Of the afternoon made most appropriate
the light fiufy. summer gowns of the
ladies'. -.
There were distinguished persons IN the
receiving lire. which was made up OF
the following: Governor John L. BATES,
Mrs Bates H. white organdie with rose
point lace: President d. X. Francis. Mrs-
Harris pale blue crepe de Chine MIS-.
Ward. black silk and point lace: Mrs.
Daniel Manning; sio.et , si,k "iF NE. F1,a. z.
gerald gray crepe de- cnine: Director OF
Exhibits Skiff. Mrs. Skin. white organdie
Mrs. Fairbanks. gray silk with oertna oi
black Spanish lace and Senator Fairbanks :.
| Tn. stan officers of Governor Bates. IN
their brilliant uniforms and aiguiiettes'
| formed and guided the receiving line, a
non. too easy task. in View OF the s'ea'
crush
A feature OF the reception. which came
near its close. was the singing OF Ansn-
| ca" by the guests. who were led by ts'Iss ,ss
Hutchinson. 90 years OF age. who ~ the
last surviving member OF the famous faHi-
fly OF singers Of that name.
Some of those who were present HON iIon'
ris. president of Amherst. and Mrs. Har.
ris: Adjutant General Samuel Dalton 81
Boston. General and & Mrs william ra,nsn,.1 n
General OTIS. II. Marion; Mr.; and MI MI.
Arthur W. Lowe. William Plunke,s.
| Roland {. Sickerson. Mr. and Mrs Henry
e. Turner. Samuel Cole. Mr.. and Mrs.
David q. Pratt. William NJ. olin. George
| ley. 4. Basley. Herbert Newell John L,
HoWIand. Mr.. and Mrs Joshua h. Holden
! Mr.. and Mrs; Francis b. HaTiubisi d I'd
Boston; Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas b F1tI-
patrick. Boston: Mr.. and Mrs wilson II
Fairbank. Warren: Mr.. and Mrs; John y
Remington. Boston: Mr.. and Mrs; Alfred
| d. Gleason. Gieasondale. II. ID. Coolidge
Boston: James W. Kimball. Boston
| Charles +. Ward. Buckland: John \.
Couithurst. Boston; Michael F. Hart. Bos.
| ton: Thomas Patterson. Osterville; David
F. Keefe. Fall River: William h Cusn-
man. somerviIle: Henry l. Timmons: Ins9oIs
| Thomas NJ. vinson. Dorchester; James r.
| Aylward. Boston: Henry ". Seward. Wa
| tertown: Benjamin H Jellison. Haverhiii;
| Willard Vinson. Dorchester: Misses Mary
| and Bessie Fitzpatrick. Brookiine: Miss
/ Rachel P. Lowe. Fitchburg: Mrs; Robert
Butte!worsh SSmeTyiiie; T;t .a Miss A. D. shaw Sen
Somerville: Mrs. Robert Allen Reed. Low
| ell: Mrs. Howard ]. Rogers and Miss Rog-
srs. Lowell: Mrs Tut Tut'ie; , lowell N,s, Mrs
| Boston: Mrs. George Ellsworth. Boston,
and Mrs. Z. /. Colby. Boston
Other guests who we're present Cere;
Monson. Connec,icutt: Mrs. Fred Allen
ST. Louis: Mrs. Coleman. Mrs Mary
| Phelps Montgomery. Mr.. W. j. Andrews
! Mrs. Buchwalter. Miss Murphy Of New
| Mexico. Miss Draiz. Arizona; Mrs. Nc
| Martin. New York: Mr.. and Mrs. George
| Kingsbury Rhode Island: Mrs Emma j
| Walsh. Wisconsin: Grant u. Thomas
| Wisconsin: Stacey B. Rankin. Ohio: James
Yerrineton. Nevada: Mrs. Herman b. Fru-
| denthal Nevada; Mrs. Wall. New Jersey
James Hubbard. Indian Territory: Mrs
| Noble Prentis. Kansas: Miss Amelia
Fruchte. ST. Louis: Mrs. William f. Jones
| New York, Colonel Dosch and daughters
| oregon: Captain and Mrs. f. Philbrook
| Maine: Mrs Ruth Hirschfield. ST. Louis
| Mrs A G Ekstromer and Mrs. Blanche
aud Margaret E.kstromer. St Louis: Mrs
4 II Sullivan St Louis.