The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-24

about IT., Our resources arc as bound.
less as tho wealth Of our welcome,
vi like to go to New York and walk
up your Fifth avenue and view you!
magnificent equipages. and when ! want
to see one Of your big men ii takes
ME week TO accomplish the task. In
the west when / want 10 see n big man
| call him up over the telephone and
say Hello, Mac. is that you?' and in
few minutes VIC are seated at a table,
We throw our feet up rs high as our
heads and soon we have concluded the
business for which we met.
'Slt is pleasure to have such n crowd
as this to entertain. II | wanted TO
give long talk to you on how great
we really are, I should begin by telling
you that ono Of the greatest calculators
in the country has estimated that if all
loaded into trains that they would ex-
tend TO the moon and back, and leave
5000 cars on n side track.
Following the luncheon Of tho club.
members of tho party were taken over
the city in automobiles and shown the
sights. 40 6 o clock the special train
left for tho east.
On its way to the coast the party
wac entertained in New Orleans, San
Antonio, El Paso, Riverside and Red
lands, and after leaving Los Angeles
they went to San Francisco, where an
ENTERTAINMENT .portraying the features
Of the days of 90 was given for their
benefit. From Salt Lake City the party
goes to Canon City, Colo, where Gov
ernor. Peabody is TO preside at ban
quet in their honor They will then go
to Colorado Springs and Cripple Creek
and in Denver will be entertained by
the New York Society Of Hotel Men. The
party Will disband al the In Salle hotel
IN Chicago, after being entertained by
the Chicago hotel men
Travelling on Special
%. M. Tiernay, cxpresident of tho Ho-
tel Men 8 Mutual Benefit associton, and
F. A. Reed vice,prcsident Of tho New
York association. are among the leaders
of the hotel interests in the nation s me
tropolis The special train, in which the
New York party is travelling, consists
of eight magnificent cars. A library is
one of the features of the train.
The Boston people are being cared for
on their journey by Harry s. Brown.
Of the Victoria hotel in Bos.
ton. and also of the Pierpont hotel in
New York City.
With the party is J. p. McCann, man.
ager of McCann 8 tours, New York City,
who made the trip complimentary to the
New York delegation. In appreciation
OF the presence of Mr.. McCanu the New
Y orkers presented him. while enroute
to this city, with beautiful diamond
horseshoe scarf pin. Charles f. Gehr-
ing, deputy county clerk of New York
county, and managing editor Of the Ho-
tel Review, the leading hotel magazine
OF the country, was also made the re-
cIpient of diamond studded scarf pin
md pair Of cuff buttons and stick pin
n recognition OF his services as press
lgent for the party
The local committees in charge Of the
were as follows:
D. G. Bolton, V. A, Bettillyon, Wesley
8, King and h. a, Culberson, the com.
nlttee on arrangements.
The committee on automobiles CON
listed of John s. CritChlow, Lester
freed. Merrill Nibley, A. +. Philips and
J. b. Tuttle.
James e, jennings acted as general |
chairman of the entertainment com
nittee which consisted Of thirty promi- |
lent members of tho club. Local hotel |
nen were represented by Gus s, Holmes. |
ohm Condron, Sam Porter and A. Fred |
Ney,