The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-30
HOTEL GOSSIP.

Denver is quite a different town from
Salt Lake" said A. S. Hendricks of St.
Louis, who is at the Kenyon. Mr.. Hem
bricks has been in both places and he
thinks that he knows whereof he speaks
I have studied both places and have
found that when q man of wealth aud in
fiuence from the east arrives in Denver
he is royalty treated. He is introduced to
business men; he is taken into the clubs
and he is shown the city. As conse-
quence, if he has come west to find in
veStmerlt, he IS predisposed In her favor
before he is even sure that it is the best
place for investment.
Il have not seen amy cases nor heard OF
amy cases wherein Salt Lake has treated
visitors in this way. They seem to come
and go and there is no effort to hunt them
up and show them the advantages of the
city. This is an older place than Dem
Yer; it has as many advantages. Why is
Denver larger? L suppose, for | don't
know enough about the history of either
place to say definitely. that it is because
Denver has followed a policy such as
have mentioned for many years. She mas
invited investment with more than flash
advertisements.
Mrs Euodocia L. Moffat of San Fran
cisco, deputy supreme commander of the
west of the Ladies of the Maccabees, is
here, having come to see if an organiza-
ton could not be perfected in Utah. The
Ladies of the MaccabeeS is the only
lodge made up exclusively of women. 1t
has much the same principles as numer-
Gus orders which are designed for men
only. 1t is an outgrowth of the knights
Of the Maccabees, and was originated in
Michigan some years ago. The member
ship has grown SO rapidly that 1t has a
membership of 11SO00 and is organized in
forty-ore states and territories.
The MaccabeeS gives women the same
excuses for remaining away from home
till the early hours that the comic papers
have aScribed to their husbands. Still,
a.
ton. 1t has insurance and beneficiary
features like other benevolent orders.
CulIen.-E. ]. Denoon and wife, Lincoln;
S. r. Thurman, Provo; w. S. Webster,
city; r. F. Hill, New York; c. w. Neidei,
Bingham; r. D.. Mcdonald, Bingham;
man, Eureka; Mark Manly, SLOGAN, B. G;
John S. Mitchell, San Francisco; l.. f.
Hubbard, Park City; Guy Robson, Pleas
ant Grove; James d. Thorne, Pleasant
Mosley and wife, San Francisco; Thomas
L. Terrell, Yenkers, n. Y; r. G. Amber
son, St. Louis.
Knutsford.-Arthur Gleason, Pasadena;
Jefferson Middleton, Charles Riggs. Chi
cago; Mrs. D. r. Cassidy. Rawlins, Wyo.;
Miss Davis, Salisbury, England: ]. C. Da-
yis, WyqWm ,n ND D. NJ F. Morris s R Book
ton; Cornelia N. Dow, Portland, Me. Mrs.
II. ]. Paisley, Winthrop. Miss; Caroline
+. Grow, Chicago; Mary G. Hay, New
York; Carrie Chapman Colt, New York;
w C. Moser, Chicago; Frank Lone. st.
Louis; T. J. Hefwfg, Denver; John c.
Black. PittSburg; Rebecca b. Chambers,
field. N j; Ella NJ. Thacher, Florence,
N J.; B. w. Watson, Selma j. Ryan,
Portland; Mrs Auerhacn and maid, Lon
don; d. c. Mclaughlin and wife, Park
City; Thomas Horsfield Mrs. Horsfie1d,
Miss ]. T. Horsffeld. IL. T. Horsfieid, Miss
Mills. Manchester, England; y. w.
Briggs. Saginaw: z. r. Murdoch, Mercur;
Walker House-Mrs. D. A. Farron,
r. L.; Mrs. l.. F. Hollinger,. Cherokee. Ia;
Eugene Schefield, Flora Schofield, Cincin-
natl; x. 4. Allen, Ogden; j. ". Potts.
White House.-Alex Justensen and wife,
Spring City; A. c. Smith, Denver: s. w.
and wife. j. Moore, Eureka; George Fl
Busch, Los Angeles; c.. S. Bradd. Mercur;
J.. d. Roder, Colorado Springs; w. L.. Cal
hoor, Boise; Thomas Stewardsom, Er-
relSa: James L. Wrathail, Grantsvilse: A.
McFarlan, Colorado; II. W. Walker, Park
City; f. D. Kelly, Provo; J. Gray, Ogden;
s. a. Roybest, w. :; Whyte; Stockton;
King and wife, Denver; s. j. Rogers,
Bingham; r. Chope, Robinson; L. n. Lit
tie. Kanab.
NetlN uif=---f.. ~ Alu1flSt OUTINGS,
Wyo. c. NJ. EngIe, Omaha; Mrs. Ella A.
Bodily. Mrs. Francis J. Barnes New
York; Mrs. +. q. Byles, Fredonia, Pa:
Mrs I'll. s. Sess1er. Mrs Mccoy Miss
Grace Kessler. Mrs. Clark. Chicago: I'll. q.
Duerfeldt. Detroit; w. 3. Forsyth. Cos
rhine; Abby N, Fulton. NJ. -. Maines r.
II. Thurman, Blackfoot; Addison Byhu,
Milford: Tittleton Prices Sporanes Thorn
as j. Lester. Lansing. Mich. G. w. Tans-
ley Denver: IT,. u. INLAND. Buttet Miss
ms, Salt Lake City: r. O. Toroner. Butte
G. III. Robinson and wife. city, j. q.
SchWab. Chicago, G.. I'll. Lymbreys New
York: i. nj. Olson Prices. r. j. Bettons
il. \: Kansas 81 CITY, CD. .Kearres.l Gunnf2
son: Frank Thompson, III. Il, White New
York. sss5-s ~
Democrats, see that you are regis
tered next Tuesday, the 31st.