Weekly journal-miner., 1910-03-23

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 ceived yesterday stating positively that the itinerary had been arranged so as to permit of their enjoying the hospitality of the citizens of Prescott for several hours. They will arrive tonight, about o'clock, and will be the guests of the city until 10 o'clock The visitors, upon their arrival, will be taken through the business section of the city. Many of them are wholesalers and they have customers here in Prescott, who will only be too pleased to greet them. Then they will go to the Yavapai Club, where a buffet luncheon will be given in the dining room. Messrs. Doyle, Cheverton and Kastner are looking after this feature, and it is certain that there will be no lack of entertainment and good cheer. While the Yavapai Club has rendered the use of the building, the reeep- tion, itself, is in the hands of a Citizen Committee, and all citizens are accordingly welcome.
 Prescott is noted for it's hospital ity, and while the time of their visit will not permit showing the visitors the big mines, industrial institutions and scenic attractions of the county, still the welcome, while necessarily simple, in character, need not be the less ferveut or whole-hearted.
 The Citizens Committee having re- quested that the members of the Monday Club assist them in the en- tertainment of the ladies who will accompany the members of the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce, during their visit to this city, called meet ing of the club was held yesterday.
 It was decided that the plan of en- tertainment be placed in the hands of the Social Committee of the Club, which has planned the following pro- gram:
 The Reception Committee will meet the guests at the train, and will drive them to places of interest about the city, returning at s:3O o'clock to the parlors of Masonic Temple, which have been kindly rendered to them for the reception, which will be held from s:3O until 10 o'clock p. m.
 Light refreshments will be served, and it is the intention of the Club to have their reception convey a very hearty, though informal welcome to the guests, and the Club takes this opportunity to invite the ladies of Prescott and Fort Whipple to join with them, at the reception.
 The Social Committee in charge of arrangements are Mrs. N. Levy, Mrs. Fred Kessler and Miss Theresa Fred erieks, assisted by Mrs. Morris Gold water and Mrs. T. N. Otis.
 Nearly every person in Prescott knows one or more members of the excursion party, and for this reason the list of the visitors is published this morning in order that those who have friends may take the opportun- ity to meet them. For instance, Dr. Walter Lindley, who is one of the most noted surgeons in the West, is one of the party. He is an old friend of Dr. J. w. Finn, and the latter was recommended by Dr. Lind ley to locate in Prescott.
 Frank L. Wright, Chas. T. Joslin, F. P. Cruice and A. W. Edwards left last night for Phoenix, to greet the members of the party, who are as follows:
 Fred L. Alles, Alles Printing Co.,. F. H. Brodin, A. Brodin & Co.,; L. N. Brunswig, Brunswig Drug Co.,; H. c. Burr, Parrot & Co.,; J. J. Byrne, A. P. T. M, Santa Fe Ky. Co.,; F. A. Brown, Excelsior Cereal Co.,; Mrs. F. | A. Brown; A. Bernheim, Anderson 6 | Chanslor; Edwin Bird, Douglas Clay Product Co.,; ThOs. Bamford, Thayer Decorating Co.,; J. W. Bainbrough, | Ocean Park; c. M. Burr, c. W. Bra shear, contractor; J. L. Bernard, L. A. Examiner; R. NJ. Burnham, Huhes Mfg. Co.,; E. H. Bagby, Stocks and Bonds; D. E. Bowman, Eastern capitalist; E. P. Bobyshell,
 
 Door Co.,; A. L. Carpenter, retired; NJ. G. Cooper, Cooper, Coate & Casey; Fred Czermiski, Acme Brass Foundry Co.,; s. Crandall, Cal. Hrwr. Co.,; W. H. Clune, Clune theater; w. T. Craig. attorney; F. B. Crosier, So. Cal. Lum- Der Co.,; G. Del Anne, K. Cohn 6 Co.,; R. c. Devereaux, City Directory Co.,; Harold Dewey, Pomona, Cal; A. H. l.