| Show THE SOCIAL SIDE OF THE ST LOUIS FAIR Grand Industrial Inu expositions In the united States Shoes oro changing somewhat t their Ih lr charm character Tho The Industrial feature becomes no loss IMS II I Inn but the social serial feature each lUll MIC becomes more and more with eho Hy Ili II this time n majority of or the grown people of or the th land have worlds fairs They The here have looked seen ceen upon machinery textile fabrics milli windmills and patent churns ct murna r Y gwA the Worlds fair however the Idea of or giving l ing 1111 I ng to expo exposition s lra lint Hut wo two wohn wn was nil little entertained now have havo hn learned At fit St the social feature will he hI one of nf the most prominent prominent nent Sociability promotes trade rollI 1 trades trade promotes wealth consequence con every everybody eer everybody body satisfied With the time Increasing prominence of or tho VJ r w A NAr i Wf A L Mt Nn social nodal sido of at woman comes comiS to paly poly n more and moro more Important part purt In their Then too nt St SI Louis Loula Louis traditional southern rn will invest Inest this entertaining of visitors with graciousness ness and amI liberality Mr Mrs Ir Holla wife of or tho the mayor of oC St SI Louls ha has hOIl had her house enlarged en enlarged n and amid remodeled for Cor the accommodation of at guests Not many days will pass without wi ladles luncheons or teas or a n reception formal or Informal there For large the tho rooms on nn tho the lower loner floor of th the tho spacious W Vella el s mansion have havo been HO so arranged tit th that t they may be bo thrown Into one Mrs MIf Wells IH Is If fond of or society and will carry l oft off gracefully timid lightly the tho heavy BO so club duties that will rest upon ripen her hel shoulders i he will ss be hI assisted In do die dla hospitality by b her daughter Mrs Irs Clark Street No less hospitable and gracious will willbe willbe 11 be Mm Mrs David Rowland Francis info of or the president of the Louisana Purchase Pur Fur Purchase chase exposition hoard board The Francis l residence l Is one of oC the thu show places placeR of oC St St Ht Louis and Its mistress ss herself while not exactly oa tl n a show woman roman la 18 handsome dignified and kindly enough nought to be tho gem of so noble a 11 Two pretty young InJa will Mrs Ir Francis in although to tl look hook nt ot her lice one ono would not ant suspect her hel of oC being old enough to have lo in Perhaps because Mrs 1111 Is la n a 1 club woman president of ot the tho newly formed Women club of ot St the ladles hillieR organizations of ot the tha city will exert themselves actively to tn honor and give glo pleasure to feminine visitors to 10 the exposition The rhe Wednesday W club chub otters offers the hospitality h of at Its Ita rooms to the wives wires and other Indies ladles In the tho stilts milt of ot foreign and to 10 stranger ladles entitled d to consideration Tho The Artists guild has made tho the like offer All that thai seems necessary to 10 bo va recipient of or these gracious and kindly attentions Is that one alia should he be somebody and It U is pot pose t rUle fr f r everybody to bo ho somebody Bome ody the I days s sMIA Miss MIA Florence tho the famous foreign commissioner for the fair Is nt ot horn hOlM i and In her hours hourI oft off duty cluty will ful 01 nl social IIO obligations with the HIP test Lest Miss Hiss 1181 Hayword was al tho the only woman oI s tout Int nt abroad to drum up In the tha th Rt St louts tar far rl r among foreign merchants merchant and anti obtain ox from them therm th Ily IJ a n 1 peculiar power of Ie tact Intelligence and good tom tem temper per aha uha he secured favorable le results ion nion tailed altogether Mm 11 wife of or the president of on one t of oC tho rail railroads roads St Loulu will wilt ably look Ionic alter social entertainments for tor Mrs Jirs Ir will 1111 t Im the II reson Idea to her si III sn I l so 80 will Mrs Irl HalIl Cal ul al I hour a brilliant charming young St fit StLouis Louis Loulu matron whose o MAY easy maim milli milliner ner a n guest fOIl feel at lit homo at nt one The 1 of or Mr Ir Ionis Merlyn Me Mc Mcall Il Tall All AS will ill tm tic the tho ing place 1 lore for Cor icon mun Irlo 1 l ngu and imd city lIt ladles rho named are Ht lit resl re r l I dent To assist them in tin geld eld though the net CIt of or congress of or March 3 1001 J Ol did not flat ray so HO o the board of lady managers of oC the time Louis Louisiana iana Jana Purchase exposition was created It line lias Jn no executive power except that of oC appointing a 1 woman ns ps III n member m mh r of stay any Jury hll prizes in depart meats of at womans The Th ladles Indies this hoard have hove been bean epos choi ho hoell en ell from different states of time the Union A number of them Ihm will 11 reside In him Ht St t Louis during the fair fall and amid like tho the ladles Pullen who live home here wll ll practically keep oon house hOURI The Jho president of or this thin hoard nt nl lady lrI Is s Mrs Daniel Manning wid will widow ow ate of ot President Cleveland deere I rc tart of the tho treasury Socially Mr Mrs Manning Is II ono one of ot Iho ho most molt experienced and women in tactful refined ant ami kindly pho sla ho Ill r 1111 at nt HI nil louls tho the regime of lit Mr Mrs Potter Palter Pot lor Palmer nt ll mho tho o Mrs Ir belongs belonge bolon to what wa cull call In America an nil old family ramm Her lieI grandfather was ens IS Hobert Livings Livingston ton a u 1 signer of or tho the Declaration of or In dependence and American minister to Franco France under tho the first empire at the tho time the tho Louisiana Purchase treaty trent was wall negotiated Mrs Mr Manning hamming Is pres president ident general genera of the Daughters of or the time American Revolution and n a of oC the Holland Dames DameR and of ot the Colonial Dames associations association resident President McKinley appointed her tier commissioner r to tho the Paris exposition position ox of or 1900 und and the French government bestowed on oh lier l the decoration of or the tho Legion of or Honor I The secretary or ot the of f r lany lad Ind managers of Or time the Ht St Louis lr J l Its Miss Idles 1 Egan o an of oC Shreveport La n Miss II Egan Igan Is 18 one ono of ot the tho most moat enthusiastic club women of or tb thu south being vice president of the Louisiana Federated l Woman Womans culb Mist MIsH Egan Igan has hall the tho uncommon record of or attendance nt at ev ov cry grant exposition In her own coun COln country country try Ir beginning with the Centennial one of oC 1876 at It Philadelphia Tho Thu first Vice president Is III Mrs Ed Edward Jo Edward d dward ward of or Springfield SI 0 Mrs 1111 worked till she sho sure sue In establishing traveling libra Ilbra ties rles In Ohio It wan ao also nho owing to her that the State Sta e Federation of or Ohio Wo We Womans 0 mans clubs clubB was wn organized Club women wo woo men como come out with shining prominence In public affairs a Their training of or and Ind of ot public speaking make malte them eminently desirable de on public nubile boards The second vice president Is U Mrs F FP I IP P 1 Ernest rnest J and Influential lady of Denter Den Denver Dener of nt ver ter er Mrs Helen Pennsylvania Is Iii vice president and Miss Mills Anna Laurens ter tel of ot the late Into Senator Dawes of ot Mae Mas four fourth ourI tin Mrs Belle Delle Everest t toC of oC Kansas Time Tho sixth vice preal lent dent Mrs Its Il M 11 H II do Young Youn of C San Ban Fran Francisco cisco risca has hns lid had ample nm lo experience In the tho social Foci III duties of or exposition Including that of Paris In 1000 Mrs L Ir I Porter Is a II member r of oC the time board from Georgia Cl Idles 1 Helen multi Gould fe s n a welcome and most active nellve member nice al Hh She Is greatly Interested In i tho the f lI nt of on the th fair grounds whore where women visitors may maycheck maycheck check rohI their tor for tho the time being and feel fc 1 sure miro the tho little ones are safe eafe |
