The Alaska daily empire., 1923-07-07

Bone will have as their guests Presi- dent and Mrs. Harding and some of the more prominent members of the party at a dinner. At the same time the Citizens Committee will have the remainder of the party for guests at a banquet to be given in the Gastineau Hotel.
 It IS expected that 40 of the wis., itors will be guests at the latter affair Local attendance will neces- sarily be limited as the time for preparation Is short. Tickets for theI banquet can be obtained from Allen Shatfuck between and D. m. today at his office on Seward Street, the Committee announced. PersonsI desiring to attend can secure tickets at that time.
 Evening Reception Enlarged.
 The reception at Governors House announced by Gov. and Mrs. Bone, is not only for Federal, Territorial and City officiels, members of the general Reception Committee. and their wives, but for friends of Gov. and Mrs. Bone, it was announced by Mrs. Bone today. Many names were added to the personnel of the Re- ception Committee.
 In addition to the evening recep- ton, it is also planned for the Presi- dent to hold a short reception on the steps of Governors House immed- lately following the parade. It is l. .l.. .lr~ l,n As~ with all local residents, school child ren included, who are present at that time.
 Cars Are Provided.
 A total of 30 cars have been pro- vided for the procession from the dock to Governors House. Ten of these, arranged for by Gov. Bone, will carry the immediate Presiden- tial party Twenty others have been provided by the town. five for the newspaper men and 15 for other members of the party Federal. Territorial and municipal officials and members of the Executive Com mittee.
 The reception committee and oth- CTS will leave on the Alma at g .. m. to meet the Henderson down the Channel and escort 1t to the dock. Here the procession will form. ] Five members of the reception com mittee will board the Henderson and meet the President in his stateroom. Members of the party will precede the President to the cars and take their places. awaiting him there.
 A detachment of 80 soldiers from chilkoot Barracks will lead the pro- cession, followed by the American Legion contingent, the Navy Band. Immediately after the band will come the Presidential car followed by other automobiles bearing thel Presidential party. These will be followed by cars bearing Federal, Territorial and municipal officials and members of the Executive Com mittee. The Pioneers will come next. After them will be an Indian band from Rake, followed by troop of Boy Scouts. Then will come other automobiles all decorated and pedestrians if they desire to join, brought up by the local A. N. B. band in ancient costume and with war paint on their faces.
 Conference at 2 P. M.
 After the brief reception at Gov ernors' House, the party will leave for the automobile trip to Menden- hall Valley. The luncheons will fol- low the return from this trip.
 At ? p. m. conference between Secretaries Work. Wallace and Hoov- CT and local citizens is scheduled to be held in Council Chambers in City Hall. At this matters affecting local interests as well as those of the Territory as a whole will be dis cussed.
 Presentation of the various gifts to the President and Mrs Harding will be made between and p. m. at Governors House.
 At { p. m. those of the party de- siring to make the trip will be taken to the Alaska Juneau mine and mill and shown the biggest ore producing gold mine in the world which last year had an output rep resenting one-sixth of the total gold yield of the Territory. Others will have a short interlude for rest and sightseeing.
 The two dinners are scheduled for z p. m., one at Governors House and the other at the Gastineau Hotel. The final event is the re- i, ception given by Gov. and Mrs. Scott O. Bone.
 President and Mrs. Harding will spend the night at Governors House as guests of Gov. and Mrs. Bone and | the party Is expected to leave here Tuesday morning at s:30 o'clock.
 List of Official Cars.
 The officials and others In the Presidential party will ride as fol- Iowa:
 Car No. 1.-The President. Mrs Harding. Gov. and Mrs. Bone. Car No. 2.--Secret Service.
 Car No. 3.-Hon. Geo. B. Chris tan, IT,. Secretary to the President; Gen. Charles E. Sawyer. U. s. A; 4 XoI udrowa M