Show r JEALOUSIES TO BE Alaska Alaska- Yukon Pacific Yukon Pacific Exposition Exposition Exposition Exposi Exposi- tion Heals Breach Between Twin Cities i VISIT T THE HE FAIR ll N 1 Guests of The Republican can r Arrive and Are Enjoying i the le Sights 1 BY BV CHARLOTTE C. C ST STEVENSON STE VE SOI SO- SO I Woman oman Director Utah Building r f Republican Special Service t Seattle Jul July 24 24 There There I Is no doubt doub but that tho the Yukon Alaska Alaska Alaska- Yukon Pacific ox- ox ex exposition position Is Js cementing In lm close claRO bonds o ot of friendship tho the different sections of or the Pacific Northwest All 11 local jealousies are fire thrown to lo the time four winds s and loyal loya I citizens ore are working together for fOI what wha has lins ah already cady proved to bo ho one of ot the greatest advertisements ll In the tho history of at this western COlin country h A case ase jn to point J Is the tho existing relations rotations rota- rota between Seethe Seattle Tacoma Everyone elone who has lias watched d the beautiful fu ful twin cities of or the Sound for the last Olt tw twenty five p ntY years e rN knows known of or tin the th intense e and far al' al from flom good natured rivalry that has existed between the cities titles which was wal not In tho least cast di diminished dl- dl b by the fact tact that Seattle took the lead leal some omo years ago In population Time The name nam o of tho the most beautiful mountain in the world ML has never been recognized In Tacoma where it 1 is still called Jit Mt It Tacoma the name first given But tho love 10 of or tate state comes conies first and the tho state of Wash Vash ington has proved tho the Intense loyalty of her citizens who have ha so HO magnificently magnificently banished all differences s and have worked together tos as a splendid Identity One need neet not fa for a H. moment think that Tacoma has lost her Identity for to the citizens of or that beautiful city of homes belongs tho the honor of or being known as the tho best boosters on earth Their slogan Youl Like Tacoma Is everywhere e In evidence c It Is IR embodied in an Immense sign on the shores of at Lake o Washington ton which can bo be seen from every ery direction as you OU approach tho fair Cala grounds rounds and Is Js lighted by elec olec- h by night Friday was Tacoma day a at the tho ex- ex I position The They came 10 oo strongmen strong strong- men mon women and children wearing red bands on their hats badges on their theil breasts and pennants in 10 their hands hearing bearing the slogan In white ettes LII Like e Tacoma They marched matched In a body bOlly through h the grounds rounds headed b by a 0 band stopping In front o of each building while a n member of or their Chamber of or Commerce or Boosters clu club told of at the thc desirable points of fair fait city after which some of or the members mem mem- bers hers went through the tha buildings pinning pinning pinning pin pin- ning their badges on every err official and attendant The address In front of or the tho Utah building was us responded to by Commissioner Commissioner Commis Commis- Thomas Hull huh surveyor general of oC Utah who in a u. particularly happy happ vein compared Tacoma with Salt Lake as the time two finest cities In the West Vest cordially Inviting them all to visit Utah take tate a few more moro points In boosting boost- boost In Ing nt tit lie The members of or the National Editorial al association have havo owned the tho city of or Seattle and the exposition grounds during during dur dur- Jn ing the week eek where o er every honor has been accorded them Including all alt kinds of social functions and trips of ot all kInds on land Jand and sea On Monday Monda morning In the parlors of or d. d Mm- Mm California building a a. meeting was hold held when tho the National Hostesses' Hostesses association as association as- as an organization at the tho StLouis St St. Louis exposition opened its charter at atthe atthe atthe the Yukon Alaska Yu on Pacific exposition ane and took into Its membership hostesses and wives of tho mho commission at th the tho fair ah There Thero are ate at the exposition several severa persons who Joined the association at fet St t Louis who were Instrumental In the movement mo which h will mean man much In Inthe tho the wa way vay of or sociability and long reachIng reach- reach Ing friendships Mrs Parker Fischer of ot Maryland the National president who J Is a sister o of Admiral Schley will wll visit ViNIt tho the exposition later when an elaborate elaborate orate reception will be bo held In her honor hon hon- or in the meantime weekly meetings meet meet- In ings s w will ll be held at the thc different buildIngs build build- Ings l Is J. Sorted Served After Arter the business session Monday morning tho the hours doors were ere thrown open Into the large dining room where whelo a tempting luncheon was spread An Immense immense Im Im- mense menso pyramid of or California poppies formed the tho central decoration California Califor nia ferns were scattered over the cloth Native fruits nuts nut raisins and punch were Included In to the delicious menu which was enjoyed during a program program pro pro- gram ram of ot choice music rendered b by tho time Hawaiian Troubadours I Today proved to be more than usually active In a social wa way at the grounds round From Irom 3 to fi I- Ithe the Oregon Women's Press club gave ave a reception in honor of or the members o of tho tine National Editorial as association as- as The Tho handsome state buildIng buildIng build build- Ing was effectively decorated for the tho occasion A An n orchestra was In attendance attendance attendance attend attend- ance and ond refreshments were served on the broad varandas and lawn Between the same Bame ht urs occurred I one ono of the tho most brilliant functions I yet et given officially on tho time grounds rounds when tho the Japanese exhibits bits building was formally turned over to tho the ex- ex ex position Affair Was n l' l As Is always alwa's the case In affairs Japanese Jap Jap- anese everything was perfectly planned and carried out A canopy formed of ot ferns and choice flowers Clowers reached from the time paved street to the time entrance where banners and arches with the word Welcome were hung hung- with tho the American and Japanese flags When hen invitations were presented you were handed betided a dainty roll of or paper which when unrolled bore a number which entitled each guest to toa toa a 0 souvenir Bou The most valuable souvenir falling to o tho lot of ot ono of the family in the Utah building was an immense green or tea cadt caddy containing at lease lense ease fifteen pounds of or tea with a arich arich arich rich red velvet cover er the tho same samo being taken b by Henry Gardner son of or Commissioner Commissioner Commissioner Com Com- missioner Henry Henr Gardner of oC Utah Elegant Elegant Ele- Ele gant refreshments including salads sandwiches cakes cs ices and punch were served from a long beautifully decorated decorated deco- deco rated table Music by a full band bant was heard icard during the reception and the ceremonies In connection wHIr the time pro pre n on forte nt at hair Monday Miss Anglo Angle Bickford Miss lIs Mao Williams and anel Miss Elizabeth lan e the three remaining fortunate contestants In h The Tho Republican contest contest con con- I test dropped In upon u us Thc They were accompanied by Mrs 1 BIckford Miss lIss Rico Alice Williams ant and MI Miss Sabina Clark Time The party part was enthusiastic as to the pleasure of or the time trip from Salt alt Lake and loud In their praise pral o of the thc treatment treatment treat treat- ment accorded them b by The Republican lican Thc They cordially received h by the the- officials of the tho Utah building where whee the they wore were made to feel teel at home homo during their stay and the they are already comfortably located near neat the time exposition exposition exposi exposi- tion lion grounds ground Among our mo most t honored guests ue ts the past week were Dr and Mrs alter It n Pike of or St. St Geor George e to whom we are areo areso areso so o deeply Indebted d for Cor tho the tine fine collection collection collection tion or of Indian rugs and baskets which cover w the walls of or our r rest st room Mr Ir and Mrs John I. I l' l E. E Dooly Dool Miss Margaret fan arel Dooly Mar Mary and Richard Dooly came camo Wednesday da having spent some time limA In Portland ent Mr Dooly Dool expresses e himself a as quIto quite inlove in love Jove a with Ith the time Puget Sound country A party part of or young oun women representing represent represent- ing the Women's omen Press club of Salt Lake Including Mr Mrs L L. B. B Felt Folt Miss lIs Nellio Nellie Brown Miss l iss Mo May Anderson an and Miss Vera Vcra Felt havo hn b been en frequent visitors while attending the meetings of or tho the National Educational conven conven- tion Utah The register for the time week contains tho the following names names' Mr Ir and Mrs W. W B. B Butler Bailer Elizabeth J- J 1 J. Butler Z Henry Hemy Jacobs JacobA M. M Jacobs Marian flan Jacobs Jacob Ardenn M. M Jacobs C. C Cameron Cameron Mrs Eva fleas Ren Kato Iato A. A White J. J S. S Frick Mrs W d A. A McGarr Mr and Mrs B. B G Blackman Dora Burmester P. P C. C Lewis A. A S. S Fowler E. E g T Jones T T. Irwin howls Lewie Mrs no Rose c J J. J Lewis h Ivy Williams Josie Reno fieno Mrs Ir T. T II IL Edwards Goldie Crooks Crook Genevieve Sullivan Mrs Irs M. M A A. Howard Mrs Kate mod Blodgett tt Mrs 1 II 11 C C. Hurto Mar Mary liar liar- tog log Mrs 1115 Nellie Reno no Alta Alto M. M 1 Porter Porter Mrs M M. A A. A Cl Clarke Mrs 1 B. B W. W Mitchell l J J. J A. A C. C Brown W. W F F. Earls William F. F Colton Calton Call on M. M B. B Colton CoHon Mr 11 and Mrs J J. J R. R Hill Bill A. A C C. F F. E E. Tribe bc I J- J E. E S S. Hard Hardy Mrs H. H B. B Hampton Mrs J J. J L. L Mrs J J. J M M. 1 Pearson Mr 11 and Mrs 1 J. J E E. Christie Ada DanIels Daniels Dan Dan- lola Taylor S S. S R R- Ta Taylor lor Mrs C e. E Il Williams Wil Wil- liams Nora NOla Myrtle lyrtie Reese Zina Ina Reese Heese Helen lichen M M. Barlow Mr and Irs S S. S L L. Brick Homer A. A Scip E. E R R. Burbank Bur- Bur bank hank J J. J R n Craig Dr and Mrs 1 Walter Valter WalterR R R. Pike Peter Martinson Mrs Irs r r Brown Earl Brown Mrs E. E A. A Gillman Gill- Gill man F F. G G. Gillman Edw L L. Gillman Mr and Ir 1 Mrs C. C H Rampton Paul Kimball Cimball A A. E E. Kneass W W. H. H Conley Mrs 1111 R. R C. C Dustan E Esther thel Dustan Edna Dustan DURtan Mrs BIckford Miss MacWIlliams Mae Mac Williams Miss 1 Angle E. E BIckford 1 Elizabeth A. A Alice Williams Sabina Clark Mr 1 and Mrs C C. H It Morehouse More More- orl- orl I house V V. P. P Strange Strang-c. J J. J S S. Walker F Ii I J. J Welser Weiser Jessie L. L Cook Cool Mrs A. A G G. f Foil Fell oll George Gcorge Hummel Orson Snarr Cora Hawley Havle Mr and Mrs 1 W. W Bower Dower Mr Ir and Mrs L. L II H. H Noyes Noes Mrs hs h's S S. A. A Chase Mrs 1 E E. Burton Mary Church Mrs Mra Pearl Brown Drown Mr and Mrs John Allen AHen Dr Joseph R R. Merrill Miss Hazel Huzel Franklin Mr and Mrs Mra A. A F. F Mood Moody Miss 1 1 Ivy Naylor Mr Ir and Mrs V. W. G G. Morton L. L E E. Farnsworth G G. J J. J Chester Chester Ches Ches- ter ler Ivah I Chester Mr and Mrs 1 W Y H. H Eccles audo Patterson Cella Eccles Irma Eccles Lizzie Jenkins Bertram Smith Margaret arct Wilkinson George Wilkinson Mae lae Benson Mr and Mrs oln John E. E Dool Dooly Mr Ir and Mrs J J. J A A. Jenkinson John Connolly Connoll Lillian B B. Connolly Connoll Ethel M. M Connol Connolly Gus Pott Potty j Mr r. and Mrs 1 T. T E. E Smith W. W R R. Bullock Bul Bul- Bullock lock Mary Dysart Ida Dysart J. J A Bywater P. P G. G Burt Mrs rs Myrtle Mrtle J JBrown JBrown JBrown Brown Ada Grundell Leila Zella Clegg Mi Mr Miami and ami Mrs William Mrs E L. M. M Brown C C. I. I I Douglass C. C Gordon Doug Doug- lass Jass 1 |