The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-14

Ndtchke orchestra. and every arrange
ment was made for the comfort and
enjoyment Of the guests. Today the
ladies Will receive at the same place,
and during the same hours, the whole
being in charge OF Mrs H E. Dear
dorf.
Immediately after the parade, the
Detroit lodge serenaded The Herald
and paid a complimentary call. They
are typical Elks. big, generous and jol-
| ly. The whole delegation goes from
Salt Lake to San Francisco to round
out the trip across the country. Some
of the men in the party are: Charles
Scheher.- Louis VandaII. J, II. Nancy
]. b McElroy. ]. P. Henry, c. F.
Tunsted. Herman Eberts, A. Levy,
Henry Kuhiman, James B. Beattie, J..
| II. Murrer, w. A. Hoffman and Mr..
! Geist.
Among the noted EIks in attendance
| is DIR. Charles 3. Fisher, first exalted
! ruler of the 3. p. o. L. in the Ha-
waiian islands. When the Honolulu
! lodge was instituted four years ago,
/ the doctor was elected to the highest
/ lodge convention since. At present DR..
| Fisher is district deputy of the islands,
, which have two lodges, Honolulu, with
| 40 members, and Hilo, with about
| half that number.
| The smallest man in the convention,
phySica lly is Fred C Robinson dis
| trict deputy for northern Iowa Robin
! son is four feet ten inches high in his
! shoes. and weighs los pounds He be-
I longs to Dubuque pa, and was exalted
/ ruler of that lodge for two years. He
| conducted the services at the Temple
| of Music during the Buffalo EXPOSE
/ ton prior to the shooting of President
! Mckinley. and last year at Milwaukee
1 conducted a vigorous campaign for
! Grand Exalted Ruler Pickett.
/
The Salt Lake lodge yesterday pre-
| scented c. j. Gavin OF Ration, N NJ
with a beautiful gold locket. in appre-
( citation of his services at Milwaukee a
\ year ago. II was Mr.. Gavin who went
/ upon the floor of the convention. and.
in fiowery language, placed Salt Lake
/ in nomination for the 1892 convention.
| His speech Went d long way towards
| bringing the grand lodge here. The
/ presentation was made at the club
| house in the presence of a number OF
Elks, Mr.. Leary making the presenta-
ton.
| A member of the Ell Psso delegation
syas sitting on a burro yesterday in
front of the Knutsford to have his
picture taken. Just as the photog-
/ rapher pressed the bulb the burro
] threw the rider over his head and he
! landed on the pavement in a sitting
position, amid the plaudits of fellow
Elks.
! W. G. Bachelor. the alderman of the
Fourth ward. Butte, Mont, was the
official photographer of the Montana
party. He had six cameras slung over
| his shoulder and late yesterday after
| noon he tried TO trade off some of his
| badges for another one. He photo
graphed everything that could be
| photographed and nothing seemed 70
escape his eagle eye.
Notwithstanding the numerous at
| fractions in various parts OF Salt Lake
City last evening. there was no appar-
| ent abatement in lhe size of the
| crowds which thronged the streets
| Main street. between Temple block
and Third South. was a deRse sea OF
I humanity. and it was impossible al
| times 10 make Roadway without going
into the street. People seemed re-
| luctant to leave the brilliant streets
and everyone was bent upon a good
time. Some OF them got IL. and oc-
casionaily visitor was seen who APP
peared to have had more than his
share OF fun 1t was a renarka bly,
good natured crowd. and the jostline
and eibowing was part of the enter
| tainment-
One of the Montana boys wanted
a pin yesterday morning 20 pin up the
goat. The whiskered Billy was losing
his decorations. and at the corner OF
Main and Fourth South there was a
chance to FIX up the animal There
were several scores Of women specta-
tors in the crowd. but not one of them
could find stray pin. although they
were ali on the search. The idea OF
so many ladies being without this
necessary adjunct 10 a woman's tot
let caused considerable merriment. 4
pin was finally unearthed by an urchir
and the goat was fixed up
Some OF the burros brought down by
the Park CITY miners gave the boys 3
lively chase on Market street yetter.