Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-01
.F|NANC|ERS SPEND
SHORT TINE HERE.
Bankers on Their Way to Los
Angeles Convention Pay
Brief Visit.
ARE SHOWN OVER THE CITY
Commercial Club Arranecs Hurried
Automobile Trip to Points OF
Interest Over the City.

Whrlcd about the city in nearly
fifty automobiles, treated to Il special
organ recital at the Tabernacle ut $780,
and numerous Danish Brotherhood
delegates were in two brief hours
shown the sights of the city this morn
Ing. They have gone westward on their
way convinced that Salt Lake City is
entitled to unstinted praise for its de-
termination to entertain It's guests de-
spite the shortness OF their stay. From
a. m. until 1880 the bankers were
rushed about so merrily and SO en-
Enthusiastically that only words of praise
for Salt Lake City. for the CONNER
cial club and for the mammoth organ
fell from their lips as they hurriedly
sped to the departing trains.
All OF the trains were late last night
and therefore all programs for the en-
tertainment were eliminated and
emergency means used to show. the
bankers the attractions OF the city.
Many of the delegates were asleep In
their Pullmans when they arrived in
the city last night, but practically all
b
the mann points of interest In the city.
Undoubtedly the most pleasing part
OF their entertainment was the special
~ prepared Tabernacle recital, for as
the thousand visitors filed from the
building, expressions of appreciation
were only to be heard.
The program that Prof. Mcclellan
gave was as follows:
Excerpts from "Tannhauscr". Wagner
"Gavotte" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Thomas
Communion In G..... Batiste
Annie Laurie" arranged by performer
Evening Star from '.Tannhauser"
Grand March from "Tannhauser"....
.......... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Wagner
-"Dixie"
Star spangled Banner
After the recital hundreds of the Dell
egates went into the Bureau of Infor-
nation and took what literature on
Salt Lake City they could gather in
the few minutes at thoir disposal.
Sp1srzNGussllsa ty,INS. GrEres. n
yonSthe. Chicago train were some OF
the most distinguished financial men
In the country. coming not only from
the state. Of Illinois, but from through,
out the east. south and middle west.
Among them were James 3. Forgan OF
the First National bank Of Chicago.
w. H. Hurley OF the National Bank of
the Republic %cf Chicago, D. NICK.
Lloyd of the Peoples Savings bank OF
5Plttsburg. Pa. George M. Reynolds OF
the Continental and Commercial Ma
tional bank. and past president of the
bankers association, and many others:
OF equal prominence. Many OF the
distinguished visitors were accompan-5
led by their wives sons and daughters.
"A number of Salt Lake bankers will
attend the bankers convention at Los
Angeles. These include W. s. McCor-,
nick of Mccormick and Company and
president of the Utah National bank:
WV Ritter, president Of the Deseret
Savings bank; Cashier H. s. Young of
the Deseret National bank; Frank
Knox, president OF the National Bank
OF the Republic; Assistant Cashier
Charles Wells Of the Utah Bankers
association: Director Mont Ferry Of.
the Utah Savings and Trust company.
II. S. Hills. president of the Deseret
National and W. w. Armstrong. presi-
dent Of tho National Copper are I'M
able to attend on account OF business
c.. S. Eurton. cashier of the State Saw
lngs Bank & Trust company. may also
nttend sl'' s7.+ i5