Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-28
TO ENTERTAIN BARON DIES PLANcneR
Program Of the Exercises NEXT Tuesday,
May 2.

n CitiAeur nuctttuk was uelu IN the
Office Of Doremns a Butler yesterday
morning TO make arrangements for
the proper entertainment OF Baron
des Pianches, Italian Ambassador;
the United States, who will visit
Bryan next Tuesday, May 2. The
ambassador IL expected to arrive nj
about ~ or o'clock.
q. 5. Parker was chosen for chair.
man OF the meeting, and Ed Hall
was elected secretary.
Chairman Parker was instructed
TO appoint the different committees
necessary to carry out the program.
These will include arrangement, flo
raj decoration and reception COM
mittees.
The program agreed upon IL sub
stantially as follows: The reception
committee will meet the ambassador
at the tram and escort him 20 the
corner Of Main and Anderson streets
near the City National Bank, where
he will review parade OF Italian
americans. The parade will form on
Anderson street, west of Main, and
marching by, will 90 on TO the court
house, and be seated in the district
court room. Ambassador Planches
will be conducted TO the court house,
and an address Of welcome will be
delivered by Judge A. G.. Board,
when IL Is expected that the Baron
will aHdFgsa tina mHafipW
The court house will be handsomely
decorated with Italian and American
flags.
After the speaking, the Baron and
his party will be taken for a short
drive.
T. 7. Boyett will be marshal Of the
day.
Following are the committees APP
pointed:
RECEPTION
J w DOremus. chairman: J A N.Y.
ers, w + Connolly, NJ Parker, NJ w
Sims, II Astin, j III Allen, G A
Adams, &c Mum, e. NJ Brandon.
T. Fountain, Ed Hall, l. l. McIn-
mis-, II O Boatwright, w + Saun-
ders, Il l. Reed, A q Board, NJ
Lawrence, II T Boyle, J l. Fountain,
w Wipprecht, ; NJ Winters, A j
Buchanan, q w Smith, J 5 Moor
ing, ) NJ Derden, Il NJ Nall, K II
Harrison, 4 7 Boyett, Tyler Has
well, J w Coulter. j T. Astin, j X
Parker, w G Boyett, NJ Maggie, T ri
Bate, III q Rhodes, III Webb, NJ 4
Dansby, A NJ Waldrop, j NJ Salad
neT, Rev. Father Milletello, John
Depoma, NJ ScArdino, Kaily Korso,
Chas Carlo.
ARRANGEMENT
+ J Fountain, chairman; r But
Ter, W T. Saunders, Ed Hall, l. l.
Nc lnnis. J \ Myers.
LADIES RECEPTION
Mesdemes ] Allen Myers, chair
man; NJ Parker, J. l. McIunis, o n
Astin, + J Butler, + Clarke. G. ) /
Parker, r Fountain, A Buchan-
an, II Webb, Ed Hall, w G Davis, |
J Webb Howell, ; Mooring Jr., |
I X Lawrence, j 4 Hauway, NJ
Carnes, w II oliver, j NJ Lawrence, |
Fred Pryor, \ Is Carr. r ID Perkins. |
A Mcqueen, ; NJ Winters, ~ w /
Sims, q NJ Brandon, W ; Howell,
4 NJ Waldrop, Tyler Haswell, n q I
Rhodes, w Wipprecht, II + Boyle,
ieo w Smith.
FLORAL DECORATION COMMITTEE
Mrs. Milton Parker, chairman,
With authority toappoint committee
o assist.
Speaking editorially OF the ambas-
adOr's visit. the Houston ost SAYS:
To entertain such distinguished
uest as Baron DIES Planches is a
rivilege which Texas appreciates.
n culture, dignity, character and
earning, he ranks high among the
fofld's diplomats, and his mission
mOng US Is OF much greater import
nee than a careless observer may
nagine. The tide OF Immigration
, America Is greater now than ever
efore, and about 20 per cent OF il
Dmes from Italy, Sardinia aud
Jelly. While thousands Of Italian
mericans have done well In the
Irge northern cities, where they 4
ave congregated, other thousands
ave not prospered because OF the
sercrOwding Of the cities. Natur-
ly, the United States desires 10 see
5 fOreigD-bOrn citizens contented
nd happy, and naturally the italian
lvernment entertains like inter-
i In their welfare, and 10 IL gener-
ly agreed that the best interests OF =
ie country and us new citizens will
! served by encouraging them TO
title IN localities where there is
ope for their activities and where
icy can acquire homes easily and
,come a useful element OF the pop
alton. - Baron des Planches
lows his wisdom, however, by eau
oning moderation and patience in
orking out the immigration prob
m. BE careful and do not overdo
~ he says 1t would be a serious
ror for too many 20 GENE In too
tort time. II We eat too much we
, not assimilate the food, aud It's
feet is lost. Instead OF giving us
reugth IL weakens aud pulls down
hat we have already built up Just
with immigration. / have found
my eleven days journey that you
'ed hundreds OF thousands more
IOd immigrants In the South. You
ed them they need you. But they
ust come gradually and moder-
ely, so the soil, the country, the
Iturai pouditiOug will ahgorh fhqn