The daily sentinel., 1908-12-09
PROGRAM IS
NOW COMPLETE
All in Readiness for Tomorrow Nights Great Banquet
Denver Guests Arrive Tomorrow at Noon
"Details Announced


the sixth annual banquet of the
Grand Junction Chamber of Com
merce' which takes place tomorrow
evening in beautiful Margery Hall.
There is every indication that the
attendance will be exceedingly large.
not less than 225 guests and perhaps
300 guests being present. The Sen
tinel sees no reason to believe that
the banquet will be anything else
but the most successful and brilliant
banquet ever held in the city
There will be distinguished and
notable assemblage of out of town
guests of honor. The program is
well prepared and sure to be both
enjoyable and instructive. The selec-
tion of speakers. both local and from
abroad. is a very happy and desir-
able selection.
The ladies of the Baptist church
are already busy with the prepara-
tions of the menu.
The big delegation of visitors from
Denver will be met at the station by
Messrs. Werner H. Reed, |. n. Bunt-
dng and Horace T. DeLong.
The ladies in the party from Den
Yer are to be entertained at an in
formal luncheon at the La Court
Hotel by Mrs William II. Buthorn.
ahe banquet hall by a reception COM
miatee composed of Messrs. A. r.
.Samplncr. w. S. Wallace, L. n. Bunt-
ing George A. Currie, William Milne.
Werner z. Reed. Karl A. Bickel. V. Z.
-Talbert and Mayor A. r. Wentworth.
The guests will be received at 1870
ana ii is hoped to start the banquet
not later than o'clock.
The menu is to be a most delight
ful and tempting one.
AS stated few days ago by The
Sentinel the music of the evening,
that is the instrumental music. Will
he provided by Miss Agnes Cosgrove,
at the harp. and two other talented
musicians. comprising THE Venetian
Trio
Judge Sprigg Shackleford will be
Hhe POSTMASTER.
The program is as follows:
Report of the years work for the
chamber of Comerce, d. w. Aup-
perle, secretary of the Chamber oi
Commerce.
Selection. ladies uuartette. com.
Dosed of Mrs. Greer, Mrs. o Hare
Mrs. Hubbard and Miss Brooks.
THE High Line Project" Senator
Horace T. DeLong.
Solo, Mrs. Greer.
THE Western Slope" Hon. FRANK
aI. Goudy. of Denver.
Solo. Mr.. Arthur Wake.
Water Values |. w. Mcconnell
district engineer of the Reclamation
service.
Land Values" Werner H. Reed, ot
Grand Junction and Colorado
Springs.
The Electric Railway" Charles
Il. Noble. of the Grand Junction Elec
tric Railway company.
Seeing and Hearing Things,
Samuel G. Sloan. of Iowa
Secretary Aupperle yesterday ant
today mailed out the tickets for the
banquet to members and along witt
each ticket he sent the following
statement:
To the members of the Chamber o
Commerce:
Your attention is again called tt
our Sixth Annual Banquet which vii
be given Thursday evening the 1Oti
at 1890 o'clock.
Every effort is being put forth t6
make this the most attractive anC
best entertainment of this kind ye
.siven. You are interested in its sue
cess and YOU can help by being
present. The Chamber of Commerce
is your organization and the degree
of its success and usefulness depends
in no small measure upon each indi
vidual member. BY working Ii
TOGETHER" we can make thu
Grand Valley an EMPIRE and Crane
Junction the CAPITAL CITY of thi
Empire.
Enclosed find ticket admitting
YOU to the banquet. If you have
friend whom you wish to bring to the
banquet you can do so by securing ;
, sicket at s1.00.
If you cannot attend, will yol
please advise the secretary.
Bids Wanted.
Bids will be received for the plac