The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-02-07
PENSACOLA MAKES PLANS
FOR MR.. BRYAN'S RECEPTION
Distinguished Citizen Will
Speak Here Tuesday
Night.
CIVIC LEAGUE, UNDER WHOSE
AUSPICES HE COMES, WILL Sc
ASSISTED IN ENTERTAINMENT
BY SPECIAL BRYAN CLUB COM
MfTTEE.

The coming of Hon. William Jen-
nings Bryan to Pensacola Tuesday
Tor the purpose of delivering an adj
dress under the auspices of the Civic
League Tuesday night, constitutes an
event. OF exceptional Importance in
the political and social history of the
city.
Mr.. Bryan has spent the pas: few
days in Tampa, where he was receiv-
ed by a general outpouring of people
from South Florida and he speaks TO
day in Jacksonville, where great prep
aratiOns have been made for his re-
cepttOn. Tomorrow he will speak at
the DeFuniak Chautauqua. arriving
in Pensacola Tuesday morning.
The Civic League and the Bryan
club are making arran gementS for
the reception and entertainment of the
distinguished visitor and his time viii
be fully taken up during his brief
STAY in Pensacola
The Civic League held a meeting
yesterday afternoon and decided to
request the Bryan club 10 look a&er
the details Of the entertainment.
Bryan Clubs Program.
The Bryan club met in the office of
Vice President r. P. Reese last night
and in compliance with the request Of
the Civic League, appointed the fol
lowing reception committee from the
membership of the club:
Reception Committee.
F. L. Mayes, W. c.. Monroe. Taos.
Johnson r. P. Reese, Jno. s. Beard
H. P. Neuman. w. A Blount. Jr, Ed
NJ Pooley, Henry Bellinger, Peter Lin
denstruth. Archie Benton. Henry Blum
VIM. Archer, Milton Cravey, VIM.
~ II nj
Mark Joseph, George H Davis. A. II
Bailey. 3. NJ. Bombay. John 7. Har-
per, G.. L. Wiggins. Murdoch McMil-
Ian, Thos. Morgan. Oliver White Y
J. Brewton, !. W. Creary. Elijah
Ward, e. G. Graham. W. W. Egger-
ton. ]. B. Stewart, J. y. Andrews.
Mitchell TOUaTt. Jr-, w. H. HutcAin-
son, L. e. Brooks, Joseph Brown.
Bryan Dunwody, W 7. Sennott, John
B. Jones. w. B.EHubbard, Jas Farm
ell. H. c. Clopton. Gideon Murphy.
W. J. Brewton.aAF. o. Baggett. J. r
Cooper. W. II Trimmer. Mark Nc
Curdy, w r. EGbanks, Ed Gale Bon
ifav- DIR. J. ID. TfammeH J. II. jones.
Kelly. W A. BIeupt. ST.. John Dav-
enuort, W. A. Keuhn. II. A. Suess
Walter Everett. p. H Fairchild H II
Boyer Jas McF5u2h. Chas. Cottrell
p. l. Reese. Thos. W Kent, Frank B.
Radcliffe. F. E. Brawner. J. S. Reese.
w. J. Forbes. II. o. Anson. VIM. 70
Rowland Hines Cr8vey, J. T. Rigsby,
W. r. Coleman
This reception. committee viii meet
Mr.. BRYAN at the train on his arrival
at 1915 Tuesday morning and greet
him on behalf of the BRYAN club
The order Of the day viii then be as
follows:
Order of the Day.
From the train. Mr. Bryan viii be
driven direct TO the home Of Hon.
John s. Beard. whose guest he viii
be for early dinner At o'clock a
committee from the Bryan club viii
escort him from the dummy station TO
Hotel Escauebia.
Public Reception.
From 4:30 to O'Clock. Mr.. BRYAN
will be entertained at Hotel Escam-
bia at an informal reception. where
the club members. the city and eoun-
tY officials. leaders Of labor orgadiza-
tiers and all who desire to meet the
distinguished guest will call TO see
him.
From $3.50 to 7:SO he viii be en-
tertained at an informal supper az
Hotel Eseambia by members Of the
Bryan club.
At the Ooera House.
At 7:45 a committee from the Civic
League viii escort Mr.. Bryan from
the hotel to the opera house. where
he viii deliver his address and viii
leave Immediately thereafter on the
10 q. m. train for st. Louis.
The reception committee OF the
Bryan club. with a similar commit
tee Of ladies from the Civic League.
will occupy seats upon the platform
entering by the front door and reach
ing the stage through the boxes at
the side.
The advance sale Of tickets for
Mr.. Brysn's opera house address in.
dicates that a large audience Will be
present. a large number of people
from the country districts and from
nearby towns having indicated an in
tention Of hearing the great demo