The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-05
AME ERICAN OFFICIALS
HOLD CELEBRATION
Men and Women Who Worked
for Victory Enjoy a Social
Hour.
BRANSF0RD TELLS HOW
VICTORY WAS RECEIVED
kilograms Received From Every
Part of Country Congratulate
ing Party on Victory.

American party headquarters was The
scene OF ono Of the most festive gather
incs ever arranged In celebration OF a
political victory in this city Thursday
night. The affair was reception To
candidates and their wives ana the dis
trlct chairmeu and thcir wives. 1t WAS
quite informal and WAS hurr!edly az
ranged by Miss Yates and Mrs. Snyder,
but II was eminently successful in every
detail. There was music, vocal and in
strrimental and brief speeches by some
OF the candidates. Punch and Hight re-
fyeShmentS were served by the ladies
and n general GOOD, social time was en-
jcyed by all,
After those assembled had discussed the
political situation and tho results OF Tues
days election, j L. Darmcr, chairman
uf the city committee. ascondcd the roS-
trum and briefly addressed tho gather
ing. He urged his hearers 10 maintain
their political organizations He told
thcm {" keep an eye on the trend Of p0-
iltical events. that when they re-
Sumcd their duties next tall they would
hc familiar with the situation. Mr.,
tire staft-Mr Christensen, the secretary;
Miss Yates, Mr., Charon. and every one
connected with the administration OF af-
fairs at headquarters. Mr.. Darmcr con-
GUIDED by introducing Mayor Bransford.
Mayor Bransford Talks.
NthN OF blJnSlOlQr IN the course OF MS
brief address, said they had just con
'luded Il big fight and attained n glorious
victory. Like Chairman Darmer he re-
turned thanks 10 the men and women
who by jhcir interchangeable efforts. had
made an American party victory possible.
~ think this victory means much 10
SAT- Lax" City continued Mayor Egans-
ford. "S!ncC yesterday ! have received
J think, some forty or fifty messages,
from New York Chicago. Milwaukee Los
Angeles. san francisco, Seattle, Port
land and from towns In Montana and
ijaho and all over the country. con-
S'atu!atng me on nv success and tho
people OF Salt Lake City on this great
victory.
~ The entire United States bad their cyes
ON the election in Salr Lake City. In a
*ood many instances the kilograms re-
reived were sent by men whom I know
personally. who have large interests I'm
tls city, and the result OF this election
l""ant 4 great deal % those mon. | be-
move they approve of everything the
American party has done They know
c'h1, tho American partv is going 10 do
md that is the reason they were 50 anX-
ious TO congratulate us on our vic
toIN.' -
Mayor Brsnsford extended his Icnrties,
ifanks 10 tho C{tE committee and all the
men and women who had assisted in the
E'ctorE. Nv. advice To YOU. said Mayor
fTdnSfoTd. is The Same as was given
- you bv your chairman. We ought 10
b'cn together keep up our organizations
~; do Iittlc work between times. be-
"9rs" II will be much easier when the
Il comes. and think there is no cues
ir" i'iat next year NC viii win This coiIu-
f" 'uSt as strong rs We carried the citv
80 ;25t Tuesday. Mayor BIansford con
'udcd With tribute OF thanks 10 all
'" American party workers
'ity Attorney pininny. CITY Recorder
r'"et Riros and J.. j. Daily also addressed
"a" gathering.
Then thor" Was music vocal and in
- 'umeatIl. br Mrs, Hammer. Jack
Ncoinn. Miss Joy WitUcck, Mrs. Prince.
Miss Ruby Williams Miss Mulycv ana
others.
In It's entirety th" evening was ono OF
~" most pleasantly Spcnt in American
'arty circles.