The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-22

visit our state they viii meet -the
heartfest of welcomes and the most
open handed hospitality we can fur
Days Entertainment,
Nine clock yesterday morning
found the visitors assembled in the
lobby at the Knutsford awaiting the
arrival of Governor Wells with his
staff and the citizens who were to aid
ia their entertainment. Half an hour
later the entire party entered carriages
ana spent more than an hour driving
oft1ees, Brigham Youngs grave the
Anderson observation tower, senator
keaEns' new residence On Brigham.
street, the Joint building and other
points OF interest.
At the conclusion of the drive the
hour had arrived For the beginning of
the recital in the tabernacle. Here the
programme printed In The Herald of
yesterday was presented, and the
guests expressed themselves IS being
thoroughly charmed. Professor J. j.
I Mcclellan presided at the organ and
} II. s. Goddard sang. NeariE 1000 peO-
( pie were in the building, and the en-
3 thusiastic applause which greeted
every number tesrified to the appre-
! citation of the listeners.
w hen the recital was over Governor
I Nash ana his staff were driven to the
4 Alta club, where they were entertained
2
/ luncheon 1t was a most informal af-
/ fair, every man giving himself. over
I to go0dfell0Hship and enjoyment of the
! event AS the last. course was fCOuclud-
I ed Governor Wells rose and in happy
! little talk welcomed the Ohioans to
! salt Lake
The Utah Itive said he was glad
I to-have had a o9pOrtunitgy3 Of gpeet-
ing his friends from the Buckeye
4 state. He desire to assure them that
( everything here was theirs and if they
/ overlooked anything he hoped some To-
cal man wOuld4Be mind them Of 1t. EF
I TINS time 1t was too late for further
J speeches, and no resPq2se- vas made
/ to-the talk Of Governof Wells.
Those who sat down to the luncheon
J We're Governor Rash. General C. NJ.
/ Splitter Colonel G.. Is. Wing. Colonel
! George 3. Donavin, Colonel J. s. Bur
rows, COienel. Melville GiIlett> Colonel
i H. G.. Ellison, Colqnel ~ y Bird, Lieu
] tenant Colonel +. NJ. Rttezel and Chap
! lain George w. Collier Of Ohio, Gov
ernOr Wells, Senator Kearns, General
c. 5. BurtOn, colCDeI- ca won. Colonel
/ Spencer, Colonel Smith and Colonel
Ferry of Utah.
/ Trip to saltair.
J The. special train-f6r SaItair lest. the
Rio .CfFan6e western depot at 2:15. ii
was made up of SIX coaches. with a
combination car in front Tor President
Snow and the iTnTTediate parties OF the
I
church was accompanied by Mrs -Snoy
Il and daughter. He seemed to be i'm eX-
II ceEleTt health and spirits and kept Up
a running fire OF badina &c with Cf0V-
q error Nash throughout the Journey.
u The other cars were filed with the
n remaining members of the Ohio party
4 COunty and stare officials and q large
number of Wen known citizens. Nearly
every seat was taken. On the trip out
the OhioaRs expressed the keenest in
h frr-~
wanted the train stopped while they
Il took a dip In the Jordan. They were
81 curious about the salt beds and desired
to know whether it was true that a
el-ertlon- Always there was some SAT-
Baker at hand to explain things, and
the thirst OF the guests for infOrma-
Hon was satisfied,
On arriving at the resort. President
Snow stepped brisklY of the train and
Governor Nash on the other, led tht
WY 70 the pavilion. Just INSIDE thg
gate the three we're halted long enough
TO have their pictures taken. Thef
they went on up TO the dancing floor
deld's band was already on Che plat'
form, and as the vanguard Of the Wis
itors appeared a lively tWO-step was
q Begin, There was no lack of responses
20 the invitation.
Few among the strangers had ever
: seem a fI0or that co1npared with this
4 and theiT expressions sof asuOnishnent
and pleasure were numerous and elo-
qUeHt. ~ brisk ceol breeze Was blow
liHg fforn the lake. ana out toward An
telODe lslant the Whitecaps were rolling
high- A haze hung over che ives teri
lfori zon, but the view was ma gnihcent
and the BUCKEYES titatingly said
1T was the prettiast thing they mad seer
since they left their happy homes.
Miss Deschler Tries the Water.
The handsome and vivacfous Ais.
. DeschIer, who christened the battle
ship Ohio, looked ont at Abe Jvhtteca ps
a1Rd .sliVeref. But when sOne6odw 81
gested that She sake a dip she ac
Hcepted the Rroposi ION With grea
5alacritys Governor Wells tvoIUnteeret
Il 10 escort her and they were soon il
4 the water. ScveraI others folloWel
+ their exa HFD}e, but tosnaosp ofzthe PEG
tlple s did1ft look ltke a good day lQr Z
I was perfeetig aeAshtfaa ex
= perience sad Miss Deschi er q v5her
{she appeared on the dancing foOI
3 again The water was much Wdrme
than 1T looked, and J en1oyed il i'm
liInenSeiy.r III vas as much fuu IS chris
n tteniu$ea battleship"
An hour or more was spens in dan
cling, and at 4 40 be return tI'ip Vas be