Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-25
PRESIDENT W. H. TAFT'S
STRENUOUS SECOND DAY
CARTS Out With Breakfast and Speech at the CONNER
eal Club, Then a Trip to Saltar Organ Recital, a
Ride to Country Club and Speech in Liberty Park
This Afternoon.

1 In conclusion. the president said that
the time would not permit more de-
tailed expression from him and that
as an were waiting for breakfast. as
| he INSURED those present he was n
would be well to proceed TO the work
before as"
The gathering was a notable one Zoe
| representative business and profos-
sioaM men were met there to do honor
| 10 me distinguished guest The presl-
uent was seated at the center OF "A long
tahle arranged along the south wall az
the main dining hall To his immediate
rlght was President Halloran of tina
commercial club and al the presiasnt's
LETT sat Charles 5. Burton. Vie nrsst9
dent. To the right of President Igauo-
ran IN the order named sat Coy. Sprv.
| senatur Smoot. Congressman How'll.
~. =. Clark, Justice d. n. Stfnup col
water scott Fifteenth infantry. 10
me lett OF Vice President Burton sat
N Ine order named Secy Of State c
>. Iingcy Senator Sutherland NaV,,
j. $. Bransford and Justice McCarty
The table decorations were ropes NJ
shilaN intertwined with aSters and AZ
each place snow white asters wers
placed as souvenirs Of the occasion
ihe menu was a handsome affair. It's
nrst page graced with an embossed
ueslgn. mass crossed with a shield
bearing the beehive and Industry
1871 suI1nounted by a snread eagle
N soid ana the monogram OF the Com
mercial club
AN HONORARY MEMBER.
on the page facing the menu was
ceruheate reading as follows:
rms Is 10 certify that at a meeting
OF the board OF governors Of the Conn
-
heid Tuesday September fourteen. nine.
teen hundred and nine. the honora Bile
william Howard Taft president OF the
United states. was duly and unanl
mously elected an honorary member OF
the organization.
This action was intended as a SLIGHT
expression Of the sincere esteem In
which all our people. regardless of
political allegiance. hold the public ser
vices and private virtues OF our dis
tineuished guest. and is accompanied
with the hope that he may see many
more years OF health. prosperity aud
usefulness"
Tho certificate bears the signature
OF the board OF governors. by William
J. Hallorsn. president
The menu was as follows;
Cantaloupe.
Finnan Haddie in Cream
Pommes Nature
Eggs a In Garlin.
Broiled Lamb Chops on Toast
Julienne Potatoes.
Hot Corn MuHIns.
Coffee. Cocoa. Tea
A desire to prolong the time in
which they might still sit with the
PRESIDENT at the meal, the time
dragged later than the latitude al
lowed by the program for the day and
as the time for taking the train for
Saltair was passing. President Hal
loran arose and announced that
the time would not permit longer in
dulgence In the repast by the guest
or honor and his party. In a brieg
word To the assemblage. he spoke of
The esteem IN which the president Is
because Of the high official
position which he holds. but for
The personal attributes OF the man. his
accomplishments. Three cheers were
proposed and We're given with a gusto
that fairly shook the walls OF the dim
ing hall which has held so many AZ
fairs OF signal Importance Senator
Smoot proposed the Tiger and ID was
given with a vim that even Yale un-
uergraduates could not surpass
Good morning, gentlemen" il was
the presidents parting greeting and
his party passed from the room and
TO the automobiles awaiting without
the club Meanwhile every voice WAS
to be heard in a confusion of express
sions of good will.
THOSE PRESENT.
Those present at the breakfast were.
The President, Gov. William STry;
Justice u. y. Straup. Congressman
Joseph Howell. Col Walter Scott,
state Auditor ID. Jewkcs. Secretary
of state Charles S Tingey. Capt. Willis
Uline State Supt A. G. Nelson. the
following members OF the presidents
party. capt. Archibald Butt Wendell
W Mischief Charles L. Wagner. Or.
j. J. Richardson, Arthur Brooks.
James Sloan Jr Joseph r. Murphy.
Gerritt Fort. Robert r. Small, Robert
ii. Hazard T.. A. Fowler. sermon =.
Allen. william Hoster and Harry l..
Dunlap. and guests as follows. Geo.
y. Alder, JoseTh Anderson, W. r.
Bailey. q. ID. Banks, Isaac Barton, j.
N. Bardwell, S. A. Barlow. y. r.
Hauer Dr. W. r. Beer. Sverhard
Bierer Jr.. r. r.. Black, W. J. Blake
VI. H. Booth, y. l.. Bourne, r.
w. Boyer j. $. Bransford G. $.
Burton. s. A. Babcock, John Brooks
j. II. Brown. Addison Game. Joseph
Carlson, l.. s. Gates J. h Cecil Jr.,
James Chapman, A. r.. Christensen, II.
~. Christensen, II. r. CLARK, a. IA.
Cook. A. "a. Crabbe. c. j Crabtree,
Charles crismon, n. l.. A. Culmer.
John q. Cutler, John Dern, NJ II.
Desy, John E Dooley. W. i. Dodd,
j. D. Dunn. W. r. Earls. Geo W.
Eidredge, Leon Engstrom. j. b Evans.
n. J. Evans, MOslah Evans, l.. "A.
Farnsworth, " G. Farrell Roy \.
Felt r. n. Fitzgerald. w. J.. Funk.
w. Mont Ferry. j. y. Gardner. j. W
Gates NJ. Gibbons, y A. Greenewald.
J }, Greencwald. Lawrence Greene.
William hayenor. W. y. Hughes. Eber
W. Han, W. j. Halloran, n. N.
Hamilton, Lafayette Hanchett. Her
man Harms, Ned W Hewett. O. "A.
Hewlett. william mn. "A. a. Hon-
man Gus p Holmes A. 81 Horne, II.
No. Holt Thomas Homer. J. W. Hous-
ton, r. %. Howard, "A l.. Hop
raugh, l.. HUM hries ". s. Hendcr-
son. A. W James. n. B Jones. j. q.
Jones BOY n. Johnson, Jacob
a. Kohn l.. Z. kelsey. Joseph
klmbail q. s. kinney Il. A.
Knowles. Thomas l<earns. David
Keith, D. p. Langford James Langton.
j.. %. Lee q. ~ Lindley, h W. Little.
Jesse g.. Little. S. ~ Love, Dewitt
u. Lowe, H. %. Lytle ID. y. Macintosh,
l.. ~ Martineau. Walter j. Meeks.
g. n. Moorehoufe, Jacob Moritz.
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