The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-05
DAY FOR MIR. LOW
PLANS TO ENTERTAIN THE DIsTIN- GuIsHED VISITOR.
While He VIII Be Dlned and Enter tertained Due Regard WiIl Be
 Paid to His Comfort.


 Plans for-the reception of Hon. Seth Low, of New York, and for his enter tainment while in Montgomery as the guest of the Commercial Club have been perfected, and there is no doubt that Mir Lows visitation will be a source of pleasure to himself as well as Q delight and an honot to the people of this city. From his arrival early this evening until his departure early Friday morning he will be in the hands of a hospitality as sane as generous, a hospitality that will regard his com fort as worthy of quite as much con- sideration as is his diversion, ana 1t may be safely predicted that Montgom- ery's reputation as hostess will not be impaired.
 When Mir. Low arrived at 6:20 this evening he will be met by President Forbes, of the Commercial Club. Dr. F. c. Stevenson. chairman of it's commit tee on entertainment, by other mem bers of the committee and the Club. who will escort him 10 his apartment in the Exchange Hotel. 4ie will De given an opportunity to rest unlil 2 o'clock, when he will receive the alumni of Columbia University resident | in Montgomery, who in distinguishing Mir. Low will honor their alma mater, of which MT. Low was formerly presi- | dent. This is the only social engage. ment for this evening made for MT. Low and he will thus be permitted 70 have a good rest to prepare him for the many duties he Is 10 perform to- morrow.
 "The official day' for Mir. Low will begin at ii o'clock tomorrow morning when in company with officers or mem bers of the Commercial Club he will visit Hon. W. D. Jelks, the governor of the State. in the gubernatorial office in the Capitol. Hehe he will remain un- | til shortly before noon when he will address the members of the two high schools. members of private schools and any other persons who desire to hear him. This speech will be delivered in the auditorium of the Girls High School on South Lawrence street. At 1:30 Mir. Low will be guest Of honor at a luncheon given by D-. B. j. Baldwin. at his residence. 222 Madison Avenue.
 After the luncheon Mir. Low will view the city and the suburbs from an au- tomoblle in which members of the Commercial Club will bar him com pany.
 Both the preliminary plans of the en- tertainment committee and the more definite arrangements of Manager Hickey of the Exchange Hotel are completed, and ti is indicated that the banquet will In elegance and sumpt- uousness be the equal. If not the su- perior of any similar affair In the his- tory of the city. It is, so to speak, the inaugural banquet in the Exchange. the first large function provided by the hotel. and 1t is not doubted that MT. Hickey and his employees will make the occasion one of respiendent glory for the hotel as well as for the Com m0rcia1 Club.
 A large number of members of the Club will attend the banquet. Indeed, 1t Is expected that the man who stays away will be the exception.
 pr. B. J. Baldwin will be arbiter of the banquet There will be. in addl- ton to the address by MT. Low. three speeches; the first by President Forbes of the Commerciai Club, who will pro- pose the toast, 'The Commercial Club; the second by Mir F. P. Glass who will speak for "The City of Montgomery; the third hy Hon. W. D, Jelks, gover- nor of the State. who will offer the sem timent. "The State of Alabama"
 After these speeches Mir. Low will talk It is now unknown in Montgom- cry what will be the theme of his ad- dress Probably, however. he will speak upon some form of municipal government.
 Mir. Low will leave Montgomery at S:SO o'clock Friday morning for Birm- ingharn- .+.-..- :...