The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-03-25

william WorthingtOn and Isaac w.
Morton of St Louis, H \. Davis and
DR.. L. G Dudley of Chicago.
Drive About the City.
After a round of introductions. the
party entered carriages and were driven
out 60 Fort Douglas. After taking in
the view, they were driven to the Joint
building, where they were introduced
10 Governor Wells Thence the timer
airy took in Walker Bros store the
4 c NJ l. and the Alta club, where
luncheon was served. There the only
speech Of the day was made. President
w A. Fuller of the club briefly thanked
the Credit Mems association for their
entertainment and praised the city.
President Snow received the visitors
at the Bee Hive house, the reception
lasting long enough for each member
to greet the president
At the Assembly hall the tabernacle
cnOir gave a recital for the visitors
Professor Evan Stephens, of course.
was the director. and Professor J. J.
Mcclellan accompanies. The following
programme was given, commencing at
/ D. m:
Solo The Holy city" Adam $500.
--.-..----.-.- George ID. Pyper
Mormon Hymn, 20 My Father
stephens -..---......... 800. Choir
Duet, Consolation stephens -.
Mrs. Lizzie Thomas Edward
and Arvilla Clark.
Solo, Little GYPSY Sweetheart
&c. E1erDerJ .------.---- Horace Ensign
Soldiers Chorus, from Faust.
GOuhOu ------- .--....--- 1890 Choir
rom there the party was taken on
special Streetcar to the place where
the SaltaiT train was in waiting and
at 2:15 o'clock the party left for Salt
air After brief stay there. the re-
turn trip was made. and the rest OF
the time. until departure was spent in
an informal reception at the KnutsforI
u 80 sir mi
lobby ana talked with the Salt Lake
business men who came to greet them.
The visitors said they enjoyed this as
much as any part of the day. In many
cities they have been rushed at all
hours with formal entertainments of
various kinds, and they enjoyed a lit
tie rest that was not taken while whirl-
ing over the country on their train
A special street car was in waiting
Tor them when the time came for their
train, and at 6 o'clock in the evening
they started on their way TO Denver
over the Rio Grande Western. They
VIII spend q. day in Denver and then
mead straight for Chicago. arriving
there at p. m. Wednesday
old-Time Salt Laker.
Among the visitors who showed the
greatest interest while in Salt Lake
was Franklin H Head. He came to
Salt Lake in 1868, and remained here
three years. While in the city his
family became intimate with that of
Delegate Hooper. and Mr.. Head spent
the afternoon in looking UP the four
daughters of Captain Hooper, who are
now in the city He found them all,
and declared that he had spent a
thoroughly enjoyable afternoon. He
also drove out to the house ne built
on Fourth East street. south of Brig
ham street, and found it still stand
ing When he left Utah he sold the
house to Brigham Young.
~ since L was a resident" he said,
and there have been great changes
in the way of improvements in the last
ten or fifteen years.
7 came out here for my health and
liked the country so well that l con-
cluded to stay I went out this after
noon and looked at the house L built
and visited some old friends. 1 used