The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-27
New Home of Commercial Ine
tuition Is Informally
Dedicated.
MEMBERS ENJOYMENT In
"HIGH JINKS" COMpLR
Smoker Accompanied by Ent(
talnment in Which Eyery-
body Makes Hit.

With one Of the smokers made g..
"y tie commercial club. that orgeui|
non informally dedicated It's new h<-
saturday night. in Exchange place a..
iIe" laurels were added TO the enter1.|
,uent features OF the clubs sInoke,.- L
tle evening well nigh every mc,,,br.
Inc CIup participated in the festivi>.
~ was Il meeting OF the meu1boru' II
Viii ne remembered for MANY a.
me immediate result OF the Smokes
10 cement closer the membership =
eoclal emo OF the affair appealed To- ~
man present, and for the night ali e.
ness cares were laid aside and tho ~,
oers met man To man. IL was AN -
IN the life of the club Old friSrf1,-
were renewed and new onas fnr,nsS L
was the representative men OF thc
that gathered in the clubs boautifwi
home. uN'ui
In some ways the smoker means -,
10 tle lie OF the club than the forr
opening. Nothing was spared I'm
preparations TO make every ,,,emher I
perfectly ut home. Details ware
tended To with care by the dIfferont "a
mittoes. and the great crowd ma arIrc3
appreciation By praise Tor the Wen
rccted plans. Every feature Of thc f.
tertalnment was met with applauss
each number was roundly encored IA
ever, IL was remarked thar ~ tberc .
not been n single special entertaIn
feature, the smoker would have Leeo-
most as great II success. II vas
spirit or the occasion that appealed'
all All realized that the evening ina M
| "a new era In Salt Lakes CONNER,
club
Stage in Dining Room.
The main dining room was turued n
an entertainment hail. An inlproyi,
Stage across the south end of tic ror
elevated 10 a point where all co,I5 /
| was used for the special amusemcnt a
a biS hit of the evening was Scored
Howard & Howard. the Yiddisht cor
dams at the Orpheum. Charles Reisn
! III MS black lace comedian STUNT" (,
| exceptionally funny, lie was the frst'
the programme. Lucy Lucier
| Charles Ellsworth, from the CasIuo
clever song hits, were treated 20 roua
cncores. Victor Morley OF Tho Th
Twins added materially to the ev
| ins's cheer, In fact. every number
the programme was received With
| plause from the great good uatu
crowd of merry-makers.
no restraints held the crowd IN cfr
| lntormality ruled supreme. II vas i
\ possible TO be a stranger IN that cro1
| Cigars were passed at different tim
and fifteen minute intermission ~
at an opportune time. The last half
the best show troupes In the city ~
ing at local theaters includng the yaf
yama girls tror- THE Three Tvs ins''
the Salt Lake theater.
In most any part OF tho bu'dinS'
the 1rst floor hand -out, luncheJns :.
served. and again the chef III Ic i
solid with the members because 81.
toothsome eats" he served. AfteI
busy week the business men felt
relaxing, and they relaxed,
Delighted With Home.
Many of the members attending
smoker took occasion TO look over
building with care. IL was tho 0rstr
portunity they had had since the on
ing. All were delighted with their
home. A prominent business man.
merly OF New York, was vlistor "a
! club and paid "a high compliment 70
building. He said
From the time 1 get to my officc
q morning until ] get home at nigh
do not know but what ! am ia y
York, because l take lunch at the. Co
mcrcial club. IL certainly Is as fne
building as any in New York CITY OF
kind
And that compliment is subscribed
by every member OF the club. As bf
ness men were able tu get away u
their places OF business the crowd =
swollen from time 10 time in tho cv'
given. At It's conclusion the crowd 4
gan breaking ~
Attendance Heavy.
The hopes of the committees In cha
wero realiZed--that OF getting the me
bers OF the club out III one big meot
together. No complaint can be nI
on that score. More than Il thou6e
members were present by actual cog
and Salt Lakes Commercial club hul
Ing has been properly received by tn
whose homo II Will be for years TO con-
The committees on the affair were
follows.
Smoker oommittce--W. H. Shcarm
chairman: /. III. Harding. vice -chairn'
j. II. Anson, L. c. Barnes O. G. Clia
ton. James Il. Cecil, II. L.. Conlcy.
II. Desky. J. H. Dening. w. ". l'rat
Ernest Gaylord. Or. j. ". IIarrlsonf
Ned Hcwett. DIR. J. r. Keith. Hnr'
Lamb, Don r. Lewis. A. w. Long. ftu
a. Lowe. H. x. Mccormick. r. Mcken1
W. S ZehriDg. Theodore Nystrom. b
OFT. l.. G.. Ritter. Sig Simon. a. r. hp
ko. Grant Snyder. G.. Il. Titcomb, ~
Timby, J. NJ. Willy, William Bowen.
G. Brooks. A. *. Tiernan, Joy n. Jo1
eon. president; j. E. Caine, sccrotarf
Sub committee on amusemcnts-Ws'
Shearman, chairman; Or Ned HcV'
md w. - Zehrlng. This COmuli tt0e n