Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-07
All Delegates to Gathering Of the
FIockmasters viii be We'll
coined Royalty.
COMMITTEE OF LADIES NAMED
Which Will Prepare Social Entertain
ment for the National Woolgrow-
ers Ten Days From Date.

In Just 10 days from today Salt
Lake will have an opportunity to
show what her citizens can do in the
way of handling big convention.
on Jan. II the National Wool Grow
ers will go into session for three days,
and between now and that time the
local organization which is to make
or break .Utah's future prospects as 9
convention center, must be perfected.
I'VE have an endless amount of
work to do said Fisher Harris this
morning in talking of the plans for
the convention. our people are not
yet alive to the situation, and there are
a number of committees, especially
finance committee. yet to appoint.
The Commercial club went out after
this convention, and succeeded IN get
ting 1t away from Denver, principal
ly because we want our city to be-
come known as q great convention
city. 1t Is well known that Los An
geles enjoys much of her prosperity
because of her conventions. They
bring in new money. and are always
composed of spenders. Denver like
wise has prospered. and Salt Lake is
Just entering a period where she can
prosper If she makes good with the
convention now headed this way.
I'VE should remember that every
good convention makes IL that much
easier to get the next one, and that
is the spirit IN which the Commercial
club is starting out these final 10 days
OF preparation"
CONVENTION HALL.
Mr. Harris has secured for the meet
hall hIlf EA
doubts il 1t will be big enough. In case
It is not another hall will be secured.
National Secy. George s. Walker Is ex-
pected to arrive here within a few days
to conduct the preliminary business of
getting the convention together. Sena-
tor Francis IL. Warren, the president,
is expected = attend in person, as he
takes greS personal interest in the
associations affairs.
One definite action was taken today In
the line OF preparing social entertain
ment, and extending the glad hand
to the guests expected next week. A re-
ception is planned for the delegates in
Guiding their wives and daughters, to
be held Thursday evening, Jan. II, and
a large local committee has been Sc
lected to take charge The chairman,
Mrs, F.. Bonnemort, today sent notifl-
cations to each member of the commit
tee, outlining plans and calling pre-
liminary meeting for Jan. at o'clock.
AT this meeting plans will be perfected
for the reception, and the general work
of the committee during the convention.
MEMBERS OF COMMITTEE.
The members of the committee are as
follows:
Mrs. E. Bonnermort. Chairman;
Mrs. John C. Cutler. Mrs. Ezra Thomp-
son, Mrs. Thos. Kearns, Mrs. A. j. Da-
p" M
Armstrong, Mrs. Thas, Weir. Mrs j.
D. Wood. Mrs. Kenneth Kerr. Miss Jas
mine Young. Mrs. VIM. Reid, Mrs. J. B,
Cosgrlff, Mrs. H S. Daynes, Miss Seq
fried Peterson, Mrs. K. Bridewell An
derson, Mrs. T. r. Black, Mrs. John C.
Sharp, Mrs. John n. Sharp, Mrs. A. III.
Peabody, Miss Mary Olive Gray, Mrs.
w. G. Grimsdell. Mrs. Theodore
Burmester. Miss Minnie Burmester
Mrs. James C. Leary. Mrs. John q.
Austin, Heber City; Mrs. VIM. Moffat,
Mrs. c. B. Stewart, Mrs. George Austin.
Miss Austin, Mrs. A. Hanauer, Mrs.
David Smith Mrs. Louis Marks; Mrs.
s. ostler, Nephi; Mrs. ]. II. Seeley, Mt
Pleasant; Mrs. L. r. Anderson. Manti;
Mrs. Henry Moss, Woods Cross; Mrs,
w. S. Hansen, Colllnston; Mrs. Geo.
A. Smith, Lehi; Mrs. John Houtz,
Ogden; Mrs. T. j. Chapman: American
FORK, MFS. t1eDeT a. oIillu, DTdpeT,
Mrs. Joseph C. Sharp, Mrs. VIM.
Neyson, Mrs. Frank b. Steph-
ems, Mrs. Frank Fay Eddy,
Mrs. D. n. Straup. Mrs. W. S. Nc
Cornick. Mrs. NJ. H, Walker, Mrs. l..
II. Farnsworth. Mrs. Il. III. 'Callister,
Mrs. William Spry, Mrs. b, II. Hay
wood, Mrs. r. p. Morris, Mrs. Jesse
NJ Smith, layton Mrs. James M.
Moyle, Miss Beatrice O'Connor. Miss
josephine Spencer. Mrs Simon BAN
berger. Mrs. W. w Rivers, Mrs. ".
w. Ritter, Mrs. John e. Dooley. Mrs.
Robert S. Smith. Mrs. Fred ]. Hill,
Mrs. C. A. Walker Mrs. Frank Knox,
Mrs. F. II. Leib. Mrs C. G. Daily. Mrs.
r. r. Miller, Mrs. Seth Rigby. Mrs. G.
f. Putnam. Mrs. V. p. Taggart, Mrs.
4. w. Shores, Miss Kayle WINNER,
Mrs. T. G. WINNER, Mrs. VIM. Mossop.
Mrs. H. LaForge Mrs Ganburn. Ma
dame Swenson. Mrs. Geo. It. Brice,
Mrs. Fred Stauffer.