The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-29
Mrs. Herroid Accompanies Her
Husband to Attend States
Celebration at Fair.
AN ELABORATE PROGRAMME.
Informal Receptions Given at
the Kansas 3uilding-Jamcs-
town Day to BE OBJ
served.

Governor a.,. Mrs. Charles " Herroi'!
If South Dakota ar.t-ed at tn. WorlG'
Fair yesterday 10 take part to-day IN tae
observance y: South Dakota Day. Wi;h
the Governor were many other citizens OF
that State.
The programme for the observance %
the day includes addresses and muse and
n reception in the South Dakota building
in the evening. rendered by the members
OF the South Dakota Commission To Gov
e-nor and Mrs. Herrold and 20 the citi-
zens Of that State now In 81. Louis.
The exercises OF the day will begin at
10 o'clock. ard include a concert by Well 5
Band. the reading by Miss Alice Daugh-
terry of Yanktown. Of the South Dakota
poem composed BY Dean Robinson. the
State prayer. addresses by President Rus
sell of the South Dakota Commission.
President Francis and Governor HerEoid.
The reception in the evening will he
from 8 TO II O'Clock.
Colonel Lewis T Bryant. the secretary
of the New Jersey Commission. Will re-
Morris Davis. the assistant secretary. who
has ter.sered his resignation and returns
to his home at Elmer. y. ]. Mr.. Davis
Is one OF the owners Of tire Elmer Class
Works. which company was given the de-
cis:on by the Supreme Court in the suit
Instituted against II by the Brookheid
Glass Company. The decision permits the
company tn manufacture gle ~ !nsII.a:n g
Informal receptions at the Kansas build
Ing have constituted one Of IN" most en-
joyable features, of the Observance OF Kan
sas week at the Worlds Fair. The pavilion
has been open day and night for the bene-
At of the visitors and thousands Of Kan
sans have taken advantage Of the oppor-
tunity 10 go there.
itors a recital will he given at the State
building at $50 this afternoon Those VINO
will take part are: Nine. Anna W. lis
pianist: ". r. Willett. barytone. and julia
r. Wauxell accompanies. all Of Chicago.
The Native Sons and Daughter Of Kan.
sss. numbering so. arrived yesterday ana
will hold a formal session al the stats
The Kansas building will he closed from!
1 to s o'clock 2. m Friday on account OF
the preparations necessary S 20 os mac 's'
Conway. on behaf OF the Iowa commls-
sion. has tendeied to President J. G. Car
pen,er of the Kansas Somm,rs, rra .h ev use
ing President Carpenter has accepted
ard the Iowa building will be used Tor the
dance. the reception proper to be held In
the Kansas Pavilion
jamestown Tr.centennial Exposition Day
VIII be observed at the EXPOSITION to,Hay
with a parafe. and exercises ~ the Viz
Tnmi.,ana W. OPPOSITE the Louisiana
Monument. ana proceed ny the way os ne
building, where IL will be revie wed oy
General FI,zhugh Lee. President Francis
and others. -rcn.
Mounted police Jefferson Guard. First
i-ni,ed States Infantry Band. Company l..
sixth United States Infantry. one HUN,
sI t,1,s and nfsS States &arints Philip
nine Con.ta Suiary and Band. and Philip;
nine scouts and Band. Companies and
91 the sss"nd T SsE sn.tsion, Fifty
third Iowa Regiment. Senerai - amu
President Francis ard guests In carrlaSes,;;
The exercises at the Nirg, na;.t 0 og aadrsss
&c hv, President Francis. General Les: r.
]. Wool ana Theodore S. Gafnett- ne
Philippine Scouts ana CONSTITUENCY '""''
viii play at the pavilion
uov,,d Peck. Assistant City Comptroi-
Ter OF Detroit. arrived IN ST LOUIS $3.50
day 90 make arrangements Tor tne ooySts
ance of Detroit Day at the Worlas ra,,.
Cc.ober II. Many novel features are prom
ised in an elaborate programme
ua, n smith. secretary of the Michigan
comr,Ission. has extended an invitation 10
the delegates from Michigan 70 at'rnn
dinner to be given at tne ; S,m ro Governor
John T Rich and Colonel FRANK = hee
er. both Of Detroit
Mis-. Ina Hogg OF Austin gave an m
rrnrnntu piano recital at the Texas nuMn-
ms Yesterday afternoon. Miss Hogg " 'rs
dauY .er Of former Governor JANE .
HOE. who IS here TO attend the IeSsp
lion 10 be Given by Mrs. Ira HOBART Es
ans. the hostess Of the Texas buldink; az
the state building in honor OF me nst,m
euished visitors from the Lone star S'a'e-
Mis-. Made watkin of Dallas Will sise :
o,ano recital at the Texas PaSiioh III,
afternoon. Miss watkin J.. one o. the
most monument Of the pianists OF Texas.
She was selected by Semhrich. the famous
singer a. her accompanist-
NJ md Mrs. T. W. Jennings o, skas
nav rho were largely Instrumental IN &c
cnying the SEaguay exhibit at the w OIL
Eair are guests Of the Alaska nuli1H;s
NJ Jennings Is the chief counse, OF .ns
Wh,te pas. Railroad. while Mrs Jennlnks
!" membrr Of the Alaska LOUISIANA f"f-
nhe.a Essnositiorf auxiiiarv.
Sazareth Day vii! be Observed WIN AZ
nronriate exercises at the KENTUCKY pu.u-
RD AZ the worlds Fair to-day \ nusi
ress session Of the aluYnnae Will De heia ~
. o'clock a. m, and from to p m theie
will be a reception
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