The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-27

spic and span cars the appearance Of
greenhouses.
The train rolled on with its load Of
fair prisoners until Ogden was
reached, where arrangements were
made for taking the Bountiful girls
home on another set of cars The Per
sephone club was headed by Miss Lila
Mitchell, president, and Miss Blanche
Lewis, vice president. The other mem
bers in their party were:
Mrs E. Armstrong, Mrs Nellie Bur-
ton and Misses Orphelia Lewis. Myrtle
Wiley, Rosa Feller. Patient Arm
Smedley. Rose Hoagland, Jane Hol-
brook, Iris Dickerson, Jennie Spencer,
Lila Howard, Katie Hall, Maude
Wright, Hazel Wright, Lily Fernly, Eva
Edith Dawson. Florence Springsteen,
Ida Garrett and Vivian hampton
HiIarity OF the Way.
added to the gaiety on the remainder
OF the "out trip" and II was with re-
greet that leavetakings were said at
Ogden In Mr.. Bamberger''s party. were:
Salt Lake & Ogden Railway company;
Sidney Bamberger, vice president;
Herman Bamberger, Joshua b Bean
secretary; W J. Barrett and E. b
S. c. Baldwin, chief surgeon; l. Brand
enberger of the Telluride Power COM
pany, which temporarily is furnishing
the motive power; H A Strauss of
company, Chicago. which company had
the contract for electrifying the Bam-
berger line; p. d. Kline, general su-
perintendent of construction of the
the train; Mr.. Carr Of the General
Electric company, Mr.. Foulks Of the
Westinghouse Electric Construction
company and q number of newspaper
Ga T.aI
The train was operated by Motorman
Kul4kel and Conductor Stone.
Welcome at Ogden.
Mayor William Glasmann and dele
cation of Ogdenites, of which news
on hand when the interurban reached
the Junction City, and it was with
regret that they learned that plans
which Joseph w. Bailey, Superinten-
pany, made for trolley trip about
town and for a trout dinner at the
Hermitage could not be carried out on
account of lack of time, Mr.. Bamber-
ger having arranged for luncheon at
the Lagoon.
After seeing the girls from Boun-
tiful started on their return trip amid
a waving of handkerchiefs and flow
ers, the special car party inspected the
new power house at Ogden
ton was another happy feature. A
speed of SO miles an hour was main
tanned part of the way from Ogden.
Pennington was in her prettiest
green summer dress and the Lagoon
never looked more enhancing than
when the party wendell its way to the
dining pavilion.
Bamberger as TOastmaster.
Mr.. Bamberger presided as toast
master during informal talks that were
made by the guests, following a splen-
did luncheon. In starting the orator.
cal ball rolling, the host admitted he
was anxious to make a speech.
He referred to the fact that there
has been $1,000,000 expended in the
last year on the road and thanked the
men for their assistance, on
which he SAID he always could rely.
when there is something 1 would
rather not have the newspaper men
print" said the president, 81 ask them
not to print it, and they don't I have
found that honesty is the best poll
cy in dealing with them, the same as
n dealing with everyone else"
The POSTMASTER also extended COM
)liments to the contractors, the cleo
.ric construction people, the railroads
counsel and surgeon. and to friends
along the way" from Salt Lake to
Ogden.
The party reached Salt Lake about
o'clock.