Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-24
Seven Cities in Contest For Honor
OF Entertaining Brother
hooG of Carpenters.
ORGAN RECITAL TOMORROW.
It Will be rendered to Relieve the
Steady Grind of Routine Bush
ness Sessions.

Seyen American cities are to fight 1t
out next week for the honor of enter
tanning the sixteenth biennial inter-
of Carpenters and Joiners.
Preliminary skirmishes Of the big
fight are already taking place. III the
office of secy. Duffy the fight has as
sumed the Importance or a deluge of
mail and telegraph matter. Today while
trying 10 finish the business of this
mornings session he had to sign foor
five kilograms received one after anoth-
erin rapid succession. All turned out
Ito be from business men on officials OF
Sacramento, telling what fine things
Sacramento would do if only that town
could capture the prize.
The mail addressed to Secy. Duffy
brought demands from five other cities
for recognition. Some are on the At
lantic seaboard. others on the Pacific,
while the lakes and the gulf are also
represented
From Florida comes a declaration
that the. genuine old time southern
hospitality" is waiting to overflow for
the carpenters. Peoria wants them.
Ashville, N. c., must have them, Lake
Erie, o., is crying for them. Atlantic
City would be glad to show them q
good time, and San Francisco IS certain
no other town Is half as good.
They can all fight it out on the floor
of the convention" declared Mr.. Duffy.
III submit everything to the delegates
and they can do what they want to.
The more the marrier for there's moth
ing / like to see so much as a pretty light
for place, and we have had some pretty
good ones in our day.
The carpenters are not becoming dull
through too much work intersperced
with no play. Last night a smoker at
Arinory hall was q source of much
amusement, Today two business ses-
slons We're held In which business; mat
tiers only were attended to-, the morning
session being taken up in concluding
the report OF the committee on grew
5ances and the afternoon session being
consumed with reports from the laws
committee. 1t is expected that re-
ports from this committee Will oc-
Ecupy the next three days.
ORGAN RECITAL.
Tomorrow afternoon an organ recital
will be rendered in the tabernacle
through the courtesy of the First Presi-
Sdency. 1t Will begin at 4 O'Clock, and
a general invitation has been issued
for the public to be present. The text
OF the program follows.
PROGRAM.
"Oberon Overture. ......Von Webbel
Mr.. j. j. Mcclellan.
cupid Has Found Ny Heart. .Robyr
Mr.. Fred G. Graham.
open Thy Window" Chattuck
Imperial Male quartet: Messrs.
Ashworth. Graham, Christopher
son and Suuires.
"Cavatina" ...5....- ........R aii
Miss Helen Hartley.
Lucia seXtette
Miss Edna Evans, Miss Agatha
Berkhoel. Mr.. 4. S. Ashworth.
MI. Fred c. Graham. Mr.. Vic
tor Christopherson, Mr.. Willard
Squlres,
Evening Star from "Tannhauser"
............ wagner
Communion in .Batiste
"Old Melody" arranged by performer
MIR. j. j. Mcclellan.
Years at the Spring ......... Beach
Miss Agatha Berkhoel.
"Reveries" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. storch
Imperial Male quartet, Messrs.
Ashwcrth, Graham, Christopher
son and Suuires.
pilgrims Chorus" from "Tann-
MI. j. j. Mcclellan.
Management, Fred G. Graham.