Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-07-19
WILL NOT Be
REPRESENTED.
Jeanette, Pennsylvania, Lodge the
First to Send Such Tldlugs'
RESPONSES FROM OTHERS
Plan Ia Eintertain NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Adludicator-Ban nd Conies" at
The salt Palace.

The executive committee received It's
FIRST notification this morning from a
secretary Of a lodge that II would not
be represented at the grand lodge ses-
sion and reunion In August. The let
ter came from J. A, Bradley secretary
Of Lodge No. 4SG, Jeanette, Pa. The
various reasons assigned for the lodge
not being represented are best told in
the language of the writer which fol-
lows:
"f 90 not think our lodge will be
rapresanted. one of our past eXalt-
ed rulers Is off TO Europe on an exour-
sion given 70 the most popular teacher
bytheputsburg Gazette and Telegraph.
ANOTHER one Is In the state Of Indiana
The representative TO the grand lodge
Is deep into politics and will hardly
get time to attend
RESPONSES FROM OTHERS
Information from other lodges re-
ceyei by the executive committee this
morning, follows:
No. 9 st. Louis, Mo, % or 30 dele
gates all require accommodations
have not secured, but viii want head.
quarters. viii arrive the morning Of
August IL on private scepers, which
may be q special train; Will not parade
or enter any contests,
No. ~. Seattle, Wash. GO TO Go dele
gates, viii require accommodations for
i've headquarters win be at Knuts-
ford viii travel In special train; win
occuHy seepers while In the city; will
participate Ia Elks day parade, with
float
No, go Waterloo. Ia, 10 10 Is dele
gates. will travel IN grand officers
special train; all accommodations aY-
ranged. will not enter any contests;
VIII bring no band.
No. 2gG. Joliet, H.. about 30 dele
gates; win come with the Illinois dele.
CATION which viii be about 800 strong,
WIIl require accommodation for 100:
will participate in parade. win travel
I'm special train,arriving Tuesday morn.
inC. August r.
40. 3l0 Boise city. Idaho: between
80 and 80 delegates; all will require ac.
cOmmodatlons WIN want headauarters,
win arrive over Short Line evening OF
August II, or the morning OF the 18th:
Will not bring band nor enter any con.
tests
NO. i5S Canton, Miss, five delegates:
VIII require accommodations; viii Sc
cure headquarters after arrival IN Salt
Lake delegation viii travel with the
GreenyiIle, Miss, contingent; will not
bring band nor enter contests.
TO ENTERTAIN WOMEN.
Through the courtesy of Mrs. f.. L.
Oswald, chairman OF the house com
miuee, the wives and daughters and
women friends Of the visiting Elks.
VIII be entertained I'm the parlors OF
the ladies' Literary club, the three
days OF the grand lodge session and
reunion. When asked by the execu-
tive committee II such an arrangement
could be entertained by that club. Mrs.
oswald who acted i'm behalf of her
committee said that nothing would |
please the women of that organization |
more than to throw their club open to |
The visiting women on that occasion. |
In a day or two committee OF the |
wives and daughters OF salt Lake Elks |
viii be appointed to arrange series |
Of entertainments and teas for the WIS.,
itors.
ANOTHER ADJUDlCATOR.
Ellis Brooks Of Detroit Mich, will, |
IN all probability, act as the third ad- |
ludicatOr Of the band contests during |
the grand lodge session. He accepted |
the invitation TO serve stating the
terms for his services. A counter prop
ositlOn was made him by the commit
tee TO which he has not had time 10
reply II is Of such a character that
there Is little doubt Of his refusing H..
The other two adjudlcators are Prof.
j j, Mcclellan, orgonist OF the "Mor-
mon Church, and Anton Petersen, the
well known band leader OF this city. |
MI Brooks Is one Of the most popular
composers In the country. He is well
known IN this city, not only on account
OF ms compositions, but in social and
musical circles as we'll He was well
recommended TO the committee as one
Oh the most conscientious markers I'm
contests In the United States. During
the rendition OF piece he has the hab-
y Of making his markings as the Sc
ection Is played, so that when the
number Is concluded he has made his
decision. The band contest committee
considers Itself especially fortunate IN
securing the services Of such a we'll
known man, and feels certain the gem
eral public viii coincide with its views
THE BAND CONTESTS.
me band contests will probably be
held al me Salt Palace, IN the saucer
Iach' band stand will he erected az
Dhe ehl OF the infeld. II win be sufn-
.ienlIy large to comfortably seat 30 mu-
'lglans No charge viii he made for
lunlsslon into the inheld, hut a nomin-
~ zee VIII be asked for the seats sur
ounding the track Those directly
l y, OF the band viii be the cheaper.
nose on either side the track n little
uoie expensive, and those az the other
.hG OF the oval facing the band, the
MAY HAVE UMBRELLAS.
a purple and white umbrella may be
,,uael TO the suits to be worn by the
'a,t LAKE boys In the Elks' day pa
aue' As the uniforms adopted are Of
ne,erlal OF the colors OF the order, the
.T1o,,ila VIII harmonlze. The matter