The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-11

ing BalteFys n. IL Us captain .. r.
Grow, commanding. Signal corps, n. G.
T., Captain Greenwald, commanding.
Grand Army of the Republic Rudolph
AlfI, department commander. Mexican
Post No. l. a. 3. Richardson. com
mander. Maxwell Post No. 3. W. F.
Rowe, commander Veteran Artillery
NauvOO Legion, Captain Taysom, com
handing Veterans of the Black Hawk
Indian war, Captain A. NJ. Paul. COM
manding
Second Division.-Band. General Irv-
ing Hale, commanding, and staff. Gov
ernor H NJ. Wells and staff and hon
ored guests in carriages. National So
clety Army of the Philippines Utah
Society Army of the Philippines. Can
tain J. r. Critchiow. comman6ine
Spanish-American War Veterans. Lien
tenant Sidney K. Hooper, command
ing.
Third DivisiOn.-Band. CAPTAIN 2. A
WedgWood. commanding, ana staff.
supreme court judges. state officials,
county commissioners, mayor and city
councilmen in carriages.
Civic OrdeTs.-Elks. WOodu1an Of the
World, Italians etc.
Following is the line OF march:
fslgdU resting on corner of Main and
1nlrd south Column VIII proceed
north 70 Monument, thence east TO
State, south on State to Third South
AANAANN ~ CcL 10 MAN. 4ltIEn on mann TO
Second South, thence west to West
Temple, north to South Temple
The parade viii be over at about II
a. m Immediately thereafter Profess
scr Mcclellan viii give an organ re-
cltal at the tabernacle in honor of the
visitors.
Excursion to saltair.
At 2:2O the excursion to Saltair is
on. Bathing viii be in order until 6
p, m, when mess call viii be blown
and the soldiers viii sit down to an
elegant spread provided by the ladies.
The evening viii be passed in dane
ing.
Thursday begins at $3.50 a. m. with a
business meeting and the election of
officers at the Assembly hall. The re-
mainder Of the day viii be devoted to
seeing the principal points of interest,
including excursions to the salt Palace,
Lagoon and Callers park.
Through the courtesy Of the manage
ment l. each company, the official
badge viii be recognized as d free pass
port TO Lagoon and the Salt Palace and
an over the street car system. Free
tickets TO Saltair viii be issued with
each badge.
The executive committee, which has
worked so hard to make the encamp-
ment a success, consists of J. L. Critch-
low, chairman; J. J. Meyers, Elmer @.
Thomas. Emil Lehman, Louis A. Eddy
and A. K, Nicholson
List of Committees.
Following are the names of those who
compose the ladies reception commit
tea:
Mrs. Charles Wilkes, Mrs. 7. B. Beat
ty,, Mrs. HebeT NJ. Wells, Mrs. Israel,
Mrs. Simon BambeTger, Mrs, NJ. l..
Barnes. Mrs Pratt. Mrs Rachel Nil
Ter, Irs. Frank w. Jennings, Mrs. ia
cob 6EmbeTger, Miss LuCl!e Jennings,
Mrs. -. b. Hampstead, Mrs. Emiline B.
WelrE, Mrs. John McVicker, Mrs Sol
Siegel, Miss Maud Thorn, Mrs. George
Wood, Mrs William G.. Jennings, Miss
Ala Miller, Mrs. Union WOrtlington,
Miss Ir<Ea Ain, Mrs. Arthur Brown,
Miss Eloise Sherman, Miss Edna Cohen,
Miss Mcmillan, Mrs. c. W. Burton, Mrs.
+. i. Hines.
The male members Of the reception
committee are: Z. A. WedgwOOd, Heber
NJ. Wells. Ezra Thompson, T. G. Web
Der, n. W. Clayton, S. X. Hooper,
George T. Odeu. A. @. Mackenzie, +. J.
Fabian, -. r Allen, J. L. Rawlins, W.
D. Ritter, George n. Lawrence, John ..
Cannon. A D. Katz. Jacob Moritz, D.
c. Dunbar, Thomas Kearns, J. =. Game,
Colonel Theo Bruback, Frank ". Jen-
nings, Charles W. Burton. : g Park,
g. K. Mccormick, George Buckle
The citizens committee on entertain
ment consists Of Arthur L. Thomas, j
T. Hammond. Henry Peery, Albert Al
len. William Igleheart, George D. Piper,
Max Smith. Arthur Shepherd, D. 9,
Adams. D. n. Wells, Jr., George Suth-
erland. r. ". Young, Spencer ClaWSOn,
John D. Spencer, J. o. NystrOm, Will
liam H. King. NJ NJ. Kaighn, NJ. A
Breeder, Benner X. Smith, ". G.. Neb-
eker, r. J. G'endinning, J. J. Greene
valid G. NJ. Benedict. ". c. Webb, 2
B. Critchlow, c. c. Goodwin, c w
PenrOse.