Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-15
ALL READY.
Provo Prepared to Entertain DEM
ocratic Hosts,


Special Correspondence.
Provo Sept. Interpretations for re-
celving the delegates and visitors to
the Democratic state convention,
which meets here tomorrow, have been
going forward with com.nendable alac-
rity for a week past, and everything
Is now In readiness for giving the
Democratic hosts a genuine welcome.
The various committees have worked
most effectively, and great credit Is due
the Democratic ladies' for the success
that has been achieved. They have
been in the lead as enthusiastic judi
cious workers, and for the success Of
what may be called the social and ar
tstic side Of the convention they Will be
entitled to the greater need OF praise.
For the entertainment of the visitors,
who may not be able 10 find accommo-
datlons at the hotels and restaurants,
and who will not be the guests Of
friends, the ladies have rented the Mo-
Fart pavilion and fitted II UP as a BAN
quet hall for the occasion. They Will be
able I oserve 200 guests at one time; the
large hall will be beautifully decorated
and the menu Will appeal 10 the taste OF
the most exacting. A charge of % cents
a plate will be made to pay for the rent
OF the hall and other expenses, and II
the receipts exceed the outlay the hal
ance will be used by the ladies for CAM
paign purposes.
The opera house. where the conVen-
ton meets, has been artlstically draped
In the national colors and ornamented
with plants and flowers, with flags and
banners bearing the slogans Of the cam.
pagn tastefully and profusely dis
PLAYED. Convenient arrangements have
been made for seating the delegates,
the Salt Lake delegation being placed
on the stage. Provisions for seating the
large number of lady visitors expected
from Salt Lake and other places, where
they can conveniently observe all the
proceedings, have also been made.
The reception committee with Mayor
TAYLOR as chairman, has arranged 10
meet the Salt Lake and other delega-
tIons from the north, who VIII arrive
tomorrow at 1890 o'clock. In the pro-
cession will be all the delegates who al
rived today over the Rio Grande West
arm and those who will come from tie
south tomorrow forenoon over the Ore
en- short Line. Accompanied by the
Imnhlon band Of Provo and the Macca-
hoe hand Of Springville they will marcn
40 the depot TO welcome the delegations
from the south, and joined by them
counter march 10 the opera mousse
Among the music promised for the con-
vention and the rally In the evening is
The guitar and mandolin club, ladies'
quartet and gentlemen's quartet
The Utah county Democrats are very
bopeful OF success at the polls, depend
inc unon the convention as has been
annmnced through the News by
Chairman Roylanoe, to put up such
strong candidates that they VIII carry
everything before them.
PROVO PRIMARIES.
The Democrats OF the Third ward will
hold urinary 20 elect delegates to the
comfy convention, which meets In
American Fork Sept %, in the Frank
lin school on Thursday al 1880 p. m.
This has been decided upon In view Of
some misunderstanding In regard to the
urinary held last Thursday Eight.
Republican primaries to elect dele
Gates 10 the county convention to be
held I'm I.ehi Sept. 20 will be held Thurs
day evening in the following places:
First ward-Maeser school.
Second ward-Courthouse.
Fourth ward-Parker school fup
stairs).
Fifth ward-Parker school down
stairs).
The time Is 1880 O'Clock except for the
Fifth ward. which meets at $ o'clock.
SOCIALIST CONVENTION.
The Socialists will hold a county con-
yention IN the courthouse on the after
noon OF the 2Oth The Provo members
of the party think the convention will
nominate a full county ticket.