The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-28

J.w. TERRELL.
Governor OF Georgia who Will deliver ar
address at the Georgia Day exercises q
the Hall OF Congresses At the Worlds
Fair to-day.
Governor and Mrs. J. ". Terrell and
his staff accompanied by three carloads
OF Georgisns. arrived at the Worlds Fair
yesterday to take part in the Georgia
Day celebration. Other Georgfans are
expected to-day. and with those already
here several thousand probably will be
at the Hall Of Congresses when the ex-
ercises begin this morning.
The parade Will form in front OF the
Georgia building at IL O'Clock. and Will
march to Hall Of Congresses, arriving
there at I:30. The exercises will begin
at 11:3e. After Introductory remarks by
Commissioner General Dudley Huees,
President Francis will deliver the address
Of welcome, to which Governor Terrell
will respond. Representative c. z. Dun
bar. one OF the prominent young men Of
Georgia. who introduced and brought to
q successful issue the bill making the
appropriation for the States representa-
tion at the Worlds Fair. will deliver the
grafton Of the day. John 7. BoifeuilIet,
editor Of the Macon News, will respond in
behalf OF the press OF Georgia.
The Georgia Commission will tender q
reception to Governor and Mrs. Terrell.
Commissioner of Agriculture anQ Airs.
Stevens and President Jordan Of the
Farmers National Congress. at the
Georgia Pavilion this evening. from 8 to
II O'Clock. Admission Will be by card.
started East to act as escort to Governor
L. F. c. Garytn. his military siaff. to-
8ether With about seventy-fve prominent
up the official special delegation for Rhode
Island Day. October 5. The party expects
to depart from Providence October /. COM
ing by special train direct to the EXPOSE
tion. where their arrival is scheduled foc
Sunday. October 2. They plan to spend
the entire week at the Fair. Excursions
are being arranged which are expected to
bring 1.oD persons
Invitations numbering 100 have been Is
sued for the reception Friday evening at
the Texas building to the distinguished
Texas State officials and former oficials.
Governor S. ". T. Lanham. the Chief
Justice OF tho Texas Supreme Court. and
several of his supreme bench colleagues.
a number OF congressional representatives.
former Governor Sayers. Senators Culber-
son and Bailey. and several Texas pa
triotic societies have been invited, Frank
IL.
inent guests to be present. In the receiv-
ing line will be the wives of the distin-
guished guests. headed by the hostess.
Mrs. Ira Hobart Evans.
Louis B. Goodail. one OF the Commits
sioners for Maine. arrived at Names log
cabin yesterday. and will remain here
with his family for several weeks. W. T.
Cobb Of Rockland. who was elected Gov
ernor Of the State last week. and will sue
uary, was . visitor at the Maine building
yesterday. Governor-eiect Cobb IL visiting
his brother. Charles Cobb. No. 44l5 Nor
gan street
The TravelerS Protective Association
will give a reception this evening In their
building. in honor Of the members Of the
Manufacturers and Varied Industries Club.
Governor Richard Yates and his mother
and Lieutenant Governor and Mrs. North
colt o: Illinois. arrived At the Illinois
building yesterday for q weeks visit
Governor and Mrs. Frank White Of
North Dakota were rendered a reception
at the North Dakota headquarters in the
Palace Of Agriculture yesterday afternoon
from ) to 6 O'Clock. The guests were in
troduced by W. T. Gushing. the director Of
the exhibit, and Miss Ella b. Carter. the
hostess.
Among those present were Lieutenant
Governor and Mrs. X. J. Turner. Mrs. X.
VI. Rawlings and the Misses Elizabeth
Wagner. Nan Nu9ent and Elsie McFar-
land. OF North Dakota.
Refreshments were served in the form
OF salads. punch and ice cream nodded
into forms to represent the vegetable prod
ucts Of the State. The exhibit in which
the Roosevelt cabin Is located. was dec
GRATED with smilax and American beauty
roses. Music was furnished my the Philip
pine Orchestra
Governor and Mrs. White gave q din
the Tyrolean Alps.
Nrs. Melville ". Mix Of Mishawaka and
Mrs.. c. A Kenyon OF indianapolis. :he
hostess and assistant hostess ct the In
diana building. have issued invitations for
q concert by Miss Myrtle Irene Mitchell
Of Kansas City. q consralto. This will
be the nrst OF series Of Wednesday
she will be assisted by Eleanor Stark at
the piano and Max Froelich. 'cellist. Tea
Will be served. and Mrs. Nix and Mre.
Kenyon will be assisted IN receiving by
Mr8 Harry c. Miles Of South Bend. Ind.
Aiao Helen Bennett OF Indianapolis, Mrs..
May W. Dunn. Miss Eannye Alexander.
Miss Louise Winter. Mrs Davis Bunttn
and Mss Powell OF St. Louis
Governor and Nrs. ". J. Bailey ar
r1ved at the Kansas building yesterday
to take part In the Kansas Day ceiebra-
ton Friday.
ters Of visitors from that State. and in