Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-23
Rollin A. Keyes, Franklin Macveagh
WILLIAM A. FULLER,
President Chicago Commercial Club.


Rollin A. Keyes, Franklin MacVeagh
& Co.
Elbridge C. Keith, President Metro
poitan National Bank.
Chas. r. Kimball President and
Treasurer c. Z, Kimball g. Co.
Henry j. Mcfarland. Treasuser Com
mercial Club, NJ, d. Wells g. Co,
Robert L. Lincoln, President Pullman
Palace Car Co.
Murray Nelson, OF Murray Nelson &
Co.
Ed. p. Ripley. President A, 7. & S.
+. Ry. Co.
Byron L. Smith, President Northern
Trust Co.
Albert A, sprague, sprague, Warner
& Co.
Geo c. Walker, real estate.
David T.. Jon& Vice President Com
mercial club.
Robert NJ. Burnett. of Boston.
Frederick b. Carpenter, Of Boston.
Edwin C. Goshorn, of Cincinnati.
VIM. Worthington, OF Cincinnati.
Isaac w. Morton, st. Louis.
II. N. Davis ST. Louis.
f. C. Dudley NJ. D., Chicago.
The special train bearing the club will
arrive at the Oregon Short Line depot
at 8 o'clock a. m. They will be met by
the committee representing the bust
ness men. The committee, of which
George T. Odel is chairman, viii con.
sist of Governor Heber NJ. Wells w, s.
Mccormick, ]. A. Graham, C. S. Sire
veil, George A. Snow, Mayor Thomp-
son, II. h. Sprout, Thomas r. Cutler.
c, A. Qugley, George A. Lowe, Heber
j, Grant, ]. Il. Dooly. j. G., Mcdonald.
George Y. Wallace, Spencer Clawson,
c. S. Burton, $. V, shelp, Edward
Merrill L. S. Hills, 7. G. Weber and
George T. Odel.
Carriages will be in waiting, and the
parts will be driven to every point Of
interest In the city. The Alta club has
extended an invitation TO the guests,
and whether that includes lunch or
not depends on the arrangements they
have made as 10 eating on the train
II is however, quite probable that a
lunch at the Alta club will be served.
ASSEMBLY HALL CONCERT
Several members of the club have
manifested by letter and by converse
ton how pleasant Is the anticipation
with which they have been looking for
ward to visit TO the Tabernacle and
the privilege OF hearing the organ. The
one thing that will mar the visit Is the
inability to give TO the visitors the
pleasure Of hearing the organ. II Will
not be completed by that time, and the
keen disappointment because OF the
condition of the organ, will be sought
TO be mItlgated by the following ex-
celent concert that will be given In
honor OF the club AZ | o'clock by the
Tabernacle choir In the Assembly Hall:
Solo, 1.-THE Holy city Adams.."..
...n -. ......George d. Piper
Mormon Hymn, 20 My Father"
Stephens, ...,. -. ...,...r. Choir
Duet. Consolation" stephens. 90.
Mrs. Lizzie Thomas Edward
and Arvilla Clark.
Solo, Little Gypsy Sweetheart"
Herbert E. ..,.,.... Horace Ensign
Soldiers Chorus" from Faust,
Guonod... -. =. Choir
At 2:15 in the afternoon the party
will board train rendered by Presi-
dent Lorenzo Snow with his compli-
ments. and will go to Saltair. returning
at 4:i5. The time then until the special
train leaves at o'clock, viii be spent
TO suit the fancy OF the visitors them
selves. The club win go to Denver and
from Their to CX.ago directly. arriving
home on Wednesday next There are
many features tending 10 distinguish
this tour OF the Chicago Commercial
Club as one Of the most notable in the
history OF the country. The great dis
patch with which 1900 miles are trav-
ersed. which serves as a type TO show
what manner OF man the modern mil
lionaire is. and how he goes through
life. the personnel Of the club Itself,
and the possibilities that may accrue
from the trip.