The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-04
best PEOPLE ARE
] COMING THIS WEEK
AntIered Herd Will Take Pos
session of Zion on and
After Monday.
FIRST TRAINL0AD WILL
ARRIVE THIS MORNING
Wednesday and Thursday Will
Be Busy Days, for Thou
sands Will Come.

Salt Lake hospitality is going to be
put to IA severe test this week. when
the local lodge OF Elks, No. So, tackles
the gigantic plan of entertaining the
$4,000 Elks who will pass through TINS
city in special trains on their way to
the annual reunion at Los Angeles,
July il TO 49, All of the 500 mem
bers Of the local lodge constitute re-
ception committees, which viii do the
honors for their brother Elks and their
friends and families who accompany
them on the trip. These committees
have been appointed to sec that the
visitors are well taken care OF. The
members are as follows.
Ladies list for each day, appointed
by Mrs. a. j. Davis, wife of Past EX-
alted Ruler Davis:
Tuesday-Mrs. c. l.. Applegate, Mrs.
Frank u Low, Mrs j. II. Manderfeld,
Mrs w. Baxter.
Wednesday-Mrs. Sheriff.. Mrs. g..
Owen, Mrs w. C. Applegate, Mrs. i.
Erwin, Mrs. Angel and Mrs. j, A.
Thnrsday-Mrs. Lester Freed. Mrs.
Shannon, Mrs Becker, Mrs. Applegate
Friday-Mrs. Kaufman, Miss Leip-
siger, Mrs. f. Erwin. Mrs. Mander-
field
Other committees named by Salt
Lake lodge No. So follow:
Executive committee-C. J.. Apple
gate, chairman: C. il, Reed, W. 2.
Cooper, IL. A. .Leipsiger, '. a, Bettu-
yon,
eception-Thomas Homer, chairman; /;
and 500 members of Salt Lake lodge
pubIicitv-A. G. Mackenzie, chair
man; F. Y. Fitzgerald, f, G. Penrosc,
NJ. T., Singrcy, +. l. Sefrit, I, h.
Rooney.
Club-Eugene Willie, chairman
Thomas Holiday, c. 5, Murphy, O. B.
Diehl, Theodore Robson; C. l.. Apple
gate.
Saltair-F. L. Gardner. chairman; Q.
T. Peterson, George T. Striekley, e. r.
Wheelon, J. J. Greenewald, Daniel +.
Nickum, Albert Hertz, W. A. Apple
Tabernacle-W R. Sibley, chairman /;
w G. Romney, George A. Land.
Transportatlou-E. B, Erwin. chair
man; J, II. Manderfeld, W, p; Reed.
Willard F. Snyder, T. G. O'Donneli'
Samuel Shirrell, Samuel Newhouse, c.
a. Quigley.
California is straining every nerve
to do itself proud IN entertaining the
grand lodge at Los Angeles. All OF the
lodges of the state have ia ken head
quarters in the City OF the Angels for
the week and will attempt to outdo each
other in the way of providing pleas
urable time FOR the 100000 Elks and
friends who are expected to swooF
down on the southern city during the
big roundup of the Elks.
Thousands of dollars worth Of prizes
will be given away during the week
Parades, sightseeing, banquets, excur
sions, fish dinners, barbecues and fish
ing excursions to Catalina island arc
among the many events on the high
links programme for the grand lodge
members Many Of the best bands IL
the country will compete at Los An
geles for the $1,000 prize which is Of
fered.
The larger portion of the delega
tions to Los Angeles will pass through
Salt Lake. Each delegation will trave
in private cars and will be accompa
MED by band The advance guarc
will arrive on Tuesday, July &, whei
Grand Exalted Ruler Rush l.. HOLLAND
of Colorado Springs. accompanied b,
Grand Secretary Fred c. Robinson an
n party of officials, stops off for Tn
day. There will be no elaborate g fix
in 's'' for the big chief Of EllIdom, be
cause of q special request made by TN
grand exalted ruler in his letter to IN
local lodge he WIZ JusC "lpgic w.
the Elks in spirit of goodfellowshi
and see The city. hear the organ re
cital at the tabernacle. and then tax
In the doings at Saltair:
The committees which have bee
working on the details Of the plan
for entertaining the visiting Elks hay
completed their programme. Salt LAX
will have reason to feel proud of th
manner in which the hospitality of tn
city is maintained by the Elks. Th
entiro city, members as we'll as nor
members. is asked to lend what al
they can in helping along the goo
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