Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-20
DAKOTA EDITORS
INVADE THE CITY.
Party of Twenty.Seyen Came In
At Noon Today from Omaha
On Pleasure Bent.
WILL CO EAST FROM SALT LAKE
While Here they Will be Looked After
By Local Newspapermen--Speeial
Organ Recital Tomorrow

The members Of the South Dakota
Press association arrived In this city at
noon today from Omaha. They wer9
met at the depot by committee com
prised Of S. l., Hague, D. 7. Felt, salt
Lake city. r.. A. Littleheld, Ogden, and
n. Is. Dresser, Park city, escorted to
the Kenyon where an Informal recep.
ton was held and the program for their
stay In Salt Lake mapped out. In all,
there are q in the party, the majority
OF them being ladies' The party in
cludes Charles +. Allen, the president,
and G. NJ. Farley, the secretary OF the
association; also j, f. Halliday, state
auditor for South Dakota All express.
ed themselves as being surprised TO ind
such warm weather prevailing In SAT-
Lake, but as II. G. Tucker remarked,
Salt Lake Is a hot old town, anyhow
After mutual handshakes with
strangers and what the railroad oili-
clas term Just routine business, the
party went down to the Sanltarum,
where they took a dip In the tepid
WHIT W ifliluNf AiiN FNiiiF VI law
After a bath lunch was partaken OF and
then at i!20 they boarded the cars as
guests OF the Saltalr company, To-
morrow morning at O'Clock the See.
ing salt Lake city ear Will be placed
at their disposal by the streetcar com
any and the American Sightseeing
Car & Coach company, for a ride over
the streetcar system. Friday after
noon at o'clock Professor Mcclellan
VIII give a special organ recital for
them In the tabernacle and Friday
evening they will be the guests Of
Manager Myers and Manager Schefskl
track, Saturday morning at o'clock
they go to Lagoon as guests OF Man
ager j. S. Critchlow and Saturday
afternoon at will go to Calder's,
where Manager Bergerman VIII have
a special entertainment awaiting them,
During their stay In Salt Lake
Messrs. John Cain and s. l.. Hague,
two former South DakOtans, represent.
ing the Press club and d. p, Felt OF
Salt Lake, A. Il. Llttletield Of ogden,
and N. b. Dresser Of Park City, rep.
resentIng the Utah Press association,
will be on hand to answer all questions,
nag Nlt tdIS anu NAHNINlNt wv lllt hul-
ors In entertaining the strangers,
The party, which Is travelling In its
special car will leave Salt Lake over
the Rio Grande on Saturday evening,
arriving at Glenwood Springs the next
evening. On Monday morning they
WIN cotinue on to Colorado Springs and
Denver. making stops at both places,
ROSTER OF THE PARTY.
The complete roster Of the party is
as follows.
Chas. f, Allen, BrooklinN Press;
Mrs. Allen, Mrs, Anna Murphy, Miss
Norma Allen, j. f. Halliday lroquois
Chief; Mrs, Halliday G., M. Farley
Madison outlook Miss Lucille Farley
w. A. Krause. Flandreau Enterprise;
Mrs Krause, II. c. Tucker Geddes
News; Mrs Tucker c. h, Tinan, Kim.
ball Graphic, Mrs. Tinan. Harry Went.
zy. Pukwana Press, Mrs. Wentzy, Miss
Anna Wentzy, Miss Wuest, Arthur @.
Hill, Gam Valley Chief; Mrs. Hill, Miss
Stroud f, j. Tracy, Ipswich Democrat;
Mrs, Tracy, Mrs. Stella NJ Stutenroth,
Waterton Public opinion; Mrs. S. G,
Dewell Pierre Free Press; Mrs. Geltz,
c. p. Leonard, Toronto Herald; c, A,
Blake, washington Times.
TOMORROW's ORGAN RECITAL.
The following program viii be rem
dered at tomoTow's organ recital in
the Tabernacle:
Prelude and slcilano from Cav
tustlcana.' ..."....... Mascagnl
Ramona ...,,..,..,..,.... Willard
Mrs Elsa Barrows Best
"Gondoliers" Commandment. Nevin
'PaVana orite'.,...,..,.,.. Brisson
I'm Paradisium' commonwealth Dubois
Drink 70 Me Only With Thine
Eyes' old Irish melody.
Fred w. Edie.
Concert Overture ..n,.,...H ollins
The association will be the special
guests OF the occasion. and Hon. G. W.
Penrose, editor of the Deseret News
WIN give n short address on Utah and
its people, The recital begins at $40
p. ~ and no children under the age
OF d VIII be admitted.