The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-06-25

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Grand Selection-H. II. S. Pinafore-...
Song and Dance-''My Little Irish
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With the ending of the concert the en-
tertainment at the post was at a. end.
Also the troubles of the committee on
transportation. The Rapid Transit had
cars in waiting and there was no stand
ing in the hot sun guessing when the
party could get away. Down the grade
the cars glided smoothly and nll was
peace.
AT THE TABERNACLE.
The visitors were taken to the taber-
nacle last evening. where they listened to
an organ recital by Prof. Daynes. 1t is
but simple justice to the organ.st to say
that on this occasion he fairly surpassed
himself The great organ never sounded
better. either. and under the touch of the
masters hand. responded grandly Now
the deep tones rolled and vibrated and
now the notes fell like drops of falling
water. The visitors were charmed with
the magnificent effect.
The choir of a thousand voices had as
sern5led for practice and rehearsal. The
members were at their best and the effect
was very pleasing to the listeners When
they had sung the Jubilee songs. they
rendered the anthem. oh. my Father
thou that dwellest in the high and holy
place This was commented upon very
favorably by the visitors. The hallelujah
chorus was also rendered.
VISITORS DELIGHTED.
1t is scarcely necessary to say of the
visitors that all are delighted with this
city. It's broad streets and magnificent
ro--s of shade trees on either hand were
objects of wonder and admiration. es
pecfally to those of the party who came
from Butte, where. to use their express
sion, they are proud of a few blades of
grass. which they can cali a lawn. The
objects of interest in the city delighted
ther, all. They were on the qui Vive all
the time. The members of the Press club
who were with them were busy all the
time in pointing out objects of note and
in giving information.
The different varieties of trees were a
source of wonderment and many were the
expressions OF delight at the Lombardy
poplars which were regarded as being
the most beautiful of all. although there
were several specimens of well-developed
boxelders which command especial
attention.
EODAKS IN PLENTY.
Kodaks were plentiful. Every other
member had one and some two Snap
shots We're the order of the day. The
massive limbs of Mckay of the Tribune
of the party, while the dips. spurs and
angles of the 1.-THE. willowy body of Ed
itor Willis will grace several albums in
the happy homes of the far north. They
took snap shots al the lake, at the pa
vlion. at the bath houses, at the children
on the sand, at the engine and cars, at
Barretts whiskers, AT everything in sight
They photographed each other In pairs.
groups and singly. Today the objects of
interest in the city will suffer.
THANKS, GENTLEMEN.
Notwithstanding all the annoyance of
delay incident to the missing of connec-
tions, the thanks of those whose duty it
was TO entertain the visitors are due and
are hereby rendered to the Oregon Short
Line MANAGEMENT and 10 the beach peo-
pie. emitting no one; to the Salt Lake
CRY Railway company to the Rapid
Transit company, to Colonel Kent and the
officers at the post, to Leader Schaffner
and the members of the band and TO
others not here mentioned
PERSONNEL OF THE PARTY.
The personnel of the party is herewith
given: C. r. Anderson of the Bozeman
Courier, and sister; H. o. Collins of the
Missoula Muscular, sister and Miss Anna
Gray; A. J. Fiske of the Helena Herald,
daughter and two sons: W. f. MacAffie.
state printer, and wife; c. Heribrougher
Of the Butte Mining World. apd sister;
John McMurray of the Anaconda Re
corder and wife; w. w. Cheeley, Virginia
City Msdisonian; {. l.. Harris, Anaconda
Standard. Miss NJ. f. Harris and niece;
Charles GOD+nudNTG. AIdtOIlld OldnQdEus
wife and sister; General G. d. Curtis.
Helena Independent, and Miss Curtis: T.
NJ. Sullivan. Butte Miner; AdOlph He'll
oronner. High School Leader; A b.
Keith. Helena Herald; L. S. Wild. special
+. z. Cornish. Boulder
Age: e. Butler. Stock Growers Journal.
Miles City, and wife; j. r. Widmeyer,
ilendive independent; c. I. Shearer.
Helena Independent; Helsey R. Watson.
Lewiston Argus; Otto Schonfield, Great
Falls Herald. wife and sister; +. II.
-ooney. Anaconda Standard. wife and sis
.er: id Matheson. Billings Times. wife
and daughter: George z. Boos, Montana
Muscular, and Miss Boos; II. T. Ensle-
lern, Helena Business Educator. and son;
lanes E. Stevens, Ravailii Republican,
md wife; Harry d. Moore. Democrat Mes
;enger. Missoula; L. ]. Israel, Helena
Stats Zeitung. and sister; j. R. Steven I
son, Stevensville Northwest Tribune. and
so-: e ]. Jones, Billings Gazette: F. E.
Eldrege, Montanan; n. D. Raleigh and
son.