Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-20
A HOST EERAPTURED.
Tho CIly'S Guests Entertained in
Splendid Style.
RECITAL Az the rAnfRSAcLE.


mantle of sunshine AMI bee licked with
tree nni flower. As the train bearing
hithcfwhrI the city's guests, the mom.
bcrs " ,hu International Association Of
Ticket Agents, arrived al tue Rio
Gfanlo Western depot, and the merry
crowd made their way up town In
car anu carriage, tho streets were
cnlivoucd, and everything indicated
holiday. There woru 800 OF the vls.
itors, and they were taken chirgo Of
by the Chamber OF CJmmeroe, and
several OF thu business men Of the
city were appointed ic escor, tue vari.
Que thruugs to points Of Interest all
around.
AZ II O'Clock all were taken to tho
Tabernacle, whom i,s mysteries were
explained, aud an organ recital
given by Professor Daynci. The
grand old instrument thuniefei
forth ils volume oi melody AZ n
a living thing ia tho Oucuolrs
by sicarns, Ia the palliative cadsnces
u Wagner's Evening Star It thrilled
and carried ecslacy; while the William
Tell Overture, thu Pilgrims Song Of
Hope and the grand DIEology, de-
tailed the many beauties Of tone And
touch and power 10 an onrapturcd
hoaL Professor Dayues played ox.
qu.ai;oly, uuI was automatically
appreciated.
From the tabernacle the party were
escorted to the knutsf0rd hotel, where
nn elegant banquet was spread, anu
thorc the sweet strains Of music were
discuuurd Tor the pleasure Of the
guests. Al the banquet table Judge Col
buFn aud Others welcomed the visitors
10 tue city In cordial, eloquent words,
anu invited them TO come again and
learn more Of our ways aud the gloties
OF this matches valley.
The secretary Of tho association, g.
a. CadwHllayep In response said he
was uvoriOyed ~ the grand reception
thpy had been given aud he would
Pboyer forget the hospitality Of tubs
city nor the magnificent entertain.
meut with which they had boon pro.
vided, They would carry back to
their homes many pleasant memories
! aud ho wished 10 say on behalf OF tho
association that they returned their
most heartfelt thanks.
Mt. David Bell was called for, and
spoke IN substance as follOws;
1--WE have formed with you today
bond Of inseparAblo union-lf
hearts, and States aud hands, aud all
would carry memories OF Salt Lake
Jity with them that would linger while
liio would last This 10 one OF the
brightest days We have had since leav.
lug home, and my soul has been
enfaptutud with the glorious music
Of tue Tubefnacle-muslC gfnnler than
ever heard before, May heaven bless
and prosper your Cltyl When We Did
you most hapuy Alieu, We will bear
away with us many delightful mem.
OTiss."
Nc Fred Simon Invited tho Assem-.
blAgo 20 visit the Industrial Exposition
after lunch and alter that the company
will leave Tor Sal,a,r at b. IN.
The international Association OF
Ticket Agents has bre organized six
yoArs aud H. main objects afe assist
auCe, education and s0CiaUility. There
are tnifty.iive states represented by
the party with uB today, aud the
officers OF the association are w. Is.
Couatd, of Philadelphia, prcslden,;
William L0hmiller Of La Crosse,
Wiz, ifst yioe.presduul, William
Bensen, " Lewiston, Me-, second, anu
q. Van Camper, Of Rochester, MIMI,
third, The secretary Is Mt. q. a.
Cauwallader amt the treasurer w. 4.
Nunuomau, Of Evansville, Ind. tbs
executive committee are Elwood
Ramsey, " Philadelphia ". II. Ham.
bright Of Lancaster, Pa, G.. h. Murray,
OF Glasgow, KY Henry Lih0u, OF 81.
Louis, Mo-, Huu Charles Robbins, VI
Chicago. There are three newspaper
c0rrus pOndents travelling with the
company, namely, ID. h.. CLARK, OF
Piedmont, West Vs., representing the
Washington Pot. tue Baltimore
H,rIid and PilsDurg DiVa,ch, us
well Is the United Press; 3. A. Ham.
iltOu, OF the Alluma GafsuC aud r.. H..
Bauoher, OF tho Willlamsplrt LCqdgr.
-. A. He'll, editor OF the International
IickC, AgCHt, IL also here.
Tue present company loft the yarl.
Gus states from which they come for
the general rendezvous at New or.
leans, arriving there on April 7th.
seventy told but several dropped
out aud three hundred remain. They
There we're then three hundred and
foTty.iOuT Travelled from the
south TO Southern California
where all the most pr0mi.
nent points OF Interest were visited.
AZ Los Angeles the annual oonyou.
ton OF the association WAS held. From
that city the company took In tho Mid
winter Fair, ran down tor a day or
two at the Del Monte OF Monterey, and
then on 10 this city. On Monday they
oxIoct 10 reach Chicago, where the
will dispense,
Alter the banquet at noon today,
largs number Of the visitors viewed
the industrial Exhibition at the Con,
tlueulnl Market, anu much surprise
was evinoei at tho great variety Of
Utgh'H manufactures.
Al O'Clock "a special train carried
the merry throng out ~ Saltsir, where
that magnificent resort aul the glOriga
of the setting sun, as II sinks behind
the mountains beyond tho lako's west.
urn shores, will compel ana retain
their admiration forever.
They leave tonight at 3 O'Clock after
returning from the beach, and the next
stop made viii he at GlenwOOu Syringe.
The party express themselves a. eurap.
,urod over the beauties and attractions
1f the city ami environments, and very
many OF them win come again. This
Will DO q day long remembered by
Ihem.