The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-05
m CARE FOR THE
VISITING WOMEN
entertainments for Those Who
Come With EIks.
s,ps RECEPTION COMMITTEE
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eocrAL FUNCTIONS WILL BE
urID FOR THREE DAYS.

II Erks has been planned by the eX-
49,, roumittec Oh the grand lodge
annual reunion for convention
Tb. Ladies Literary club rooms
be.r secured for these social func-
-. ,,hrcr sill continue for the three
of the gathering. Tuesday.
.,..s,e.dav and Thursday, Aug l.. -
,.t The hours selected arc from
o'clock each afternoon. During
curse of each afternoon there will
,ub, refreshments and music
,-sItsd Ruler II. Z. Dearborn of
-+Take lodge No. So and the eXecu-
20 committee have designated the
~ mothers and daughters of the
N-,bsrs Of the local lodge as a gen
-sceptfon committee TO aid in these
-.tion- Mrs. Samuel G. Park, Mrs.
- Hale and Mrs. II. Z. Dearborn
80 bern placed at the head of the re-
-, committees for the three days,
n IN serve on the respective days In
~. order named Each of the chair
or has appointed a special corps of
-.,s-7nts o. help them receive or their
-.soartfve afternoons 1t is expected
"a, the wives. mothers and daughters
~ ersrv local Elk viii be present each
a. m assist them in making the So
al functions a success in every posi-
BIZ way.
Women Are Active.
vsvsr before in the history of the
land lodge have so many women eX-
messed a determination to attend the
EIks' reunion as will come to Salt Lake
rsvr week. For that reason the exec
rfive committee is making an especial
Tor ina
i, a manner fitting the occasion The
allowing is the list Of women appoint
a nv the three Chairmen to assist
tben IN entertaining the wives, moth
ers and daughters Of the visiting Elks
On the afternoons of the three days
mentioned.
Mrs Samuel c. Park. chairman: Mrs.
George A. Lowe. Mrs. NJ. o. McCOr-
mick. Mrs Robert Hardness. Mrs. Da-
vid Keith. Mrs. I. Holmes. Mrs. W. \.
Nelden, Mrs. c. f. Allen, Mrs. ]. ID.
Adams. Mrs. W. NJ. Ferry, Mrs. George
I. Nye. Miss Lowe. assistants.
Mrs. n. F. Dearborn, chairman; Mrs.
II. NJ. Wells. Mrs. Ezra Thompson. Mrs.
Frank L. Gardner. Mrs. Henry Siegel.
Mrs y. S. Murray. Miss Beulah MAY
Field. Mrs George :. Nickum. Mrs w
" Hall. Mrs. John c. Laux. Mrs. c
e. Slade Mrs. Ellendecker. Mrs. Arthur
J. Davis. Mrs. K. A Whitehead, Mrs.
Z A. Smith. Miss Eva Tompkins.
Mrs Fred Hale. chairman: Mrs
James c. Leary, Mrs. James Ferguson.
Mrs. William II. Dale. Mrs. r. L. Car
penter. Mrs. G. NJ. Freed, Mrs Hugh
Park. Mrs, A. IT. Tarbet, Mrs. s. Bam-
berger Mrs. G. A. Steiner, Mrs. w. l.
Enerbeck Mrs :. +. Fenton. Mrs. Don
II. Porter. Mrs. A J. Gorham.
Decorate Club Rooms.
The rooms of the Ladies' Literary
club will be beautifully and Irtistieally
decorated for the occasion. They will
consist Of cut and ported flowers, ferns
and palms. The best orchestra in Salt
Lake and the most popular caterer
have been secured. Absolutely nothing
that would tend to make the receptions
most pleasing and entertaining Will be
left undOne TO add to the enjoymcn. CT
the afternoons
II. Jules Mailloux was yesterday ap-
pointed big chief of the reception
sral committees which will receive all
visitors TO Salt Lake during the grand
lodge and annual reunion.
Money For the Elks.
The local executive committee of the
Eas submitted a communication to the
CIV council last night. setting forth that
an economical and effective consumma-
Ton OF the plans to make of the ElkS'
uauonal convention the successful event
fsired and one which will do credit TO
me fair name OF salt Lake City there
VII necessarily be a deficit. the subscrip-
ions agEreEating about S15.000, while the
heenditurCS for the cOmmOnweal viii be
-" m excess Of this sum. No turtle 7
llreuues are in sight and It Is imperat tive
l1at other means he relied upon. There
lore. the committee urged that according
70 precedent iu similar events an aDDr0-
pnatlOD OF 5000 be voted to help defray
ne expenses OF the extra street lighting
contracted for by the Eiks during con-
rsnton week
On behalf or the citizens committee. W.
Clark was accorded the privilege of
ile floor 20 cite the commercial advan-
ases acCruinE to the municipality from
we Elias convention and to show why the
council ought to stand the additional
street lighting expense.
fisner Harris. for the Commercial club.
assured the council that this body of
BUSINESS men coucurs in the sentiment
au inc ElkS' nctition is well worthy OF
ISoTdole consideration. since the local
t'lSe G1S succeeded ia securing for Salt
L'Ae The first national convention 10 has
Ut h3d and the public benefits there
ron VII he almost incalcula BILE
,-NrdArC as former councilman, W.
q uale said that the cost Of street HUI
.la''on was borne nv the city for the
'0eer jubilee celebration. and he hoped
u, council would hc As liberal. as IL has
es1i right 10 make the appropriation
i.r The purpose stated.
.aaSmmrh as the mIvOr and the cOun-
81 lae Joined in inviting the Elks' con-
.t'i0r % he held here. Councilman
IFflLoa
"rput prejudice to the proposition,
ee.'ilmIr Earilev proposed that the
.t.lt"n ec referred TO the finance CON-
'ou7"iln7n Thomas remarked that nc
~. Man lost his breath upou hearing
.-el lae request for d Si.Ho appropriation
a.lil D." made hut after hearing the az
sl,nis presented ne was converted.
Nicr "a faU discussion. in which the
..-.a'iHl distress of The city was adVcrtec
~ me appropriation was granted as
Nta .0r. only Eardlcy voting ~ tht