New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1912-07-31
TWO AEROpLANE FLIGHTS FOR
!. CELEBRATION )
Committee on Funds Reports Col
lection of $500 to Defray
Expenses

In spite of the fact that quite few
OF the members of the executive COM
mittee we're busy entertaining the
visiting autoists, it was possible to
have the regular meeting Friday
evening and considerable business
was transacted.
The Ladies Auxiliary reported that
they had organized and had elected
the following lsdies - their executive
committee who are ready and willing
to assist il tls celebration wherever
possible: MI. r. w. Johnson, Mrs.
Jos. P. vogst, Mr.. Carl Croue, Mrs.
L. G. Vogel, Mrs. Ernst Wicherski,
Mrs. Bruce Kennedy, Miss Sophia
Hoffman and Miss Elfrieds Toberer.
w it'll tho exception of one, the menu
bers of this executive committee and
the officers of the Ladies' Auxiliary
were present Ut the meeting OF tho
Junior Pioneer Executive committee
meeting. ~.
The committee on raising funds
reported that tho citizens had con-
tributed cheerfully and freely and that
practically $500 had already been
collected. It has been their endesvoT
to overlook no one and if some should
have been missed, the committee Will
be only to glad to receive fusAsr
donations at any time.
VIM Pfaender, Jr. announced that
special invitations had been sent to
Dr.. Daniels Of Cal. and Mrs. William
Bierbauer, widow Of the late Cap.
Bierbauer of MsnkatO and the COM
mittee was instructed to send one also
70 Major Randall OF Wipons.
Dr.. Fritsche reported thas arrange
ments would have to Do made to
convey the Msjor commanding tho
battalion which 10 70 participate in tho
parade, to New Ulm by suto Of tho
expense OF tho committee. II Will
ibe necessary to locate the various
stopping places for the troops while
On route to New Ulm and the Major
desires to look over the ground In
person. From here he will 60 to Fl.
RidRely and come back to New Ulm
before he returns to his post BY rail.
he also stated that the Daughters OF
the American Revolution take keen
Interest in our celebration and would
probably be represented by . delegs-
ton and that the committee would
have to look after their entertainments
a. we'll Is that OF Col. Taylor of F.
Smelling who has signified his inten-,
ton OF being present also. The
whole matter of their entertainment
was left in charge of the Mayor.
| Chairman Steinhsuser reported thse
General Wood had informed him thse
the State would be In position 70
supply the committee with tents but
not with cots.
The executive onicsrs were directed
to appoint The following sub CON-
mitsees:- Com. on Quartsrs, Reception
Committee, Con. on Auto Parade.
Com. for Sunday Picnic, Com. On
Meals, Com. on Places for care of The
autos of visitors.
| Chairman Somsen of the Committee
| on Attractions and Concessions yep0r-
ted on several propositions for sreo-
plane exhibitions and was given full
authority to enter into contract with
1.-The Curtiss AreoplaneCo. Of New York
for two flights on Wednesday ct On
expense of $500. he also suggested
that neighboring automobile sssocia-
lions be invited for the Friday evening
automobile parade and that there bo
q park concert and fireworks after the
parade.
It WAS also decided TO have pro-
Egrsms and badges printed. a..