Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-23
Swoop Down on the City at an
Early Hour for Days
Sightseeing.
TWO HUNDRED IN THE PARTY.
They Are Being Entertained by Local
Committees, the Program Including
Visit 20 Lake and Organ Recital.

a most prosperous looking crowd was
that hotel delegation which swooped
down upon salt Lake and captured the
town bright and early this morniHG
There were 200 in the party. nelrly all
from New York and the New England
states. They are on their homewaro
trip from Los Angeles, where they at
tended the annual convention Of the
Hotel Mems Mutual Benefit Association
Of the United states and Canada the.
party was met az the ID & r. g. deTot
by committee OF citizens. and az $3.50
$50 Of the members went to Saltair ~
charge OF a committee made up or
Sam Porter, Ira Tuttic, John Conhron
and Mr. Culbertsou. The visitors
showed much interest IN the great p.i-
vilion with its immense dancing floor
and the blue stretch Of the great SAL
sen. The extensive salt beds near the
approsch TO the lake and the big Gar
Geld smelter attracted considerable
comment. on the return, Sam Pcrief
DISTRIBUTED TO each OF the visitors
little block Of crystalline salt from the
lake
Immediately on the arrival In the
city. special cars were Ia waiting at the
saltair depot and clrried the visitors
treated 20 "a special organ recital oy
courtesy Of the First presidency
At noon. the New England delegation
WAS compelled Co catch the castbounu
train. but the New York delegation OF
100 stayed over until pm.
NEW WORKERS AT LUNCHEON.
At $3.50 the New Workers. 100 strong.
were rendered a luncheon at the COM
merclal club rooms. Mayor John -
Rransford made 81 happy address ON
behalf or the city; joy johnson spoke
for the club. and Judge r. r. Colourn
delivered the principal address ON be-
half of the Real Estate ASSOCIATION.
After luncheon. the city was seen
over the sides OF automobiles, long
line awaiting 20 convey the Visitors
TO the various points Of interest.
Fourteen years ago the III. NJ. n. y.
A. met at Los Angeles and the east
ern delegations stopped over here en-
route six OF that delegation, Mr.. and
Mrs Edward NJ. Tierney, Mr.. and Mrs
Henry +. wood. John Burke and Chas.
r. Lsarzelere. were among the New
York delegates. They note vast
change in this city since 1896 Mr..
Tierney was former president Of the
association. and, together with Fred
A. Reed. has charge Of the View York
party.
Thirty-one years ago the association
was organized. At the Los Angeles
convention. John H. Mitchell Of that
city was chosen president, and Boston
was designated as the next place OF
meeting. In April. 1911. The II. NJ. NJ.
Il. A. OF the United states and Canada
IL for the mutual benefit and protection
Of the hotel men, and has $1,000
beneficiary clause in case OF death. II
has nearly a thousand members
LOOK WHO'S HERE.
Tho New York delegation consists
OF the following Balm, Mr.. r n. New
burgh. y Y: Bayard, Mrs. @. D., New
York. Boland. Mr.. Frank a. X, New
York: Bovce. Mrs. S. c., Mountain
View. y. Y. Boyce. Miss q. G.. Noun
tain View, New York; Brown. Miss
Ella J. Tuckahoe. \. Y; Burke, Mr.
John. New York; Butler. Mr.. john
w, New York; BUTLER Mrs. John w"
New York: Carrlgan. Mr.. G. A., New
York: Carrigan. Mrs. e. A, New
York: Grain, Or. NJ. r., Rutland. Vt;
Grain. Mrs Dr. NJ. r.. Rutland. Vt;
Eustace. Mr.. Alex. c.. Elmira, y. Y;
Gehring Mr. Chas. f.. New York;
Gordon. Mr VIM, Fishkill-on-H Hudson.
y. Y: Graham. Mrs W o.. New York.
Griswold. Mr.. II. C., Bridgeport,
Conn: Criswold, Mrs II C., Bridge
mort. Conn. Hall Mr.. Fred L. Maple
wood. y. H. Han. Mrs. Fred l.
Maplewood. y r.; Halpin. MT. PAU,
| New York: Halpin. Mr.. Frank New
York. HiHiard. Mr. Thos. NJ. New
| York: Hurlbut. Mrs. Henry A. New
York. job lston. Mr.. Charles D.,
FLEETWOOD. w Va; iowa DR.. A. v,
| Newburg. y. Y; Kerr. Mr.. Lawrence
r. New York; Kerr, Mrs.
Lawrence r., New York; Knott,
Mr.. David H. New YORK
| Larzelere. Mr.. Chas. F., New York
! I.aech. MT j. r.. New York Linden
bach. MT VIM. Buffalo, \. y Lin
I'denbach. Mrs VIM. Buffalo, \ y;
| I,oughran. Mr. Fred. Fishkil-on- Hud-
| son. n. y. Luuney. Mr.. j. B.. Wash
| iugtonviue. y. Y; Mccain, Mr.. J. p,
| New York. Mccain. Mrs. ]. r. New
| York. Mccullough, Mr.. s, Hartford,
/ conn; Mcdonald Miss r, l.. Bingham
! ton \ Y; McGlynn. Mr.. John. Troy.
| y. Y: Mckee. Mrs. T A, Washing
| ton. u. C.: Mahr Mr. Julius d, New
/ York: Mahr. Mrs. Julius u, New York;
/ Mason Mr. Joseph c., New York;
/ Neral Mr.. Frank A. New York;
| Meyer. Mr. Fred II. New Haven.
| Conn Mott Mr. c. r., New YORK,
| O'Nfara. Mr. d j. Mariners Hartns
y. Y: oaks. Mr. J A., Albany y. VI
| Oaks. Mrs j. A., Albany. n. y; Oak
| Miss Marguerite. Albany. n Y: tal
| Miss Gertrude Albany, y. Y, Quinn,
| Mr. W. Johnson, New York, Quinn
Mrs W. johnson. New York Reed, hli
| Fred A.. New York Reed Mrs Fr
| a. New York; Reist. Mr.. w. A.. Yor.
| PA. Reist. Mrs W. A, York p
| Runciman, MT James, New York. Ru
| Gilman. Mrs James, New York, Russo
| Mr. a. c.. New York. Saudstedt NJ
&. r.. New York; Schutt Mr. @. +.
| washington. d C.. Schutt Mrs. @. 7
| washington. u. c.; Seaich. Mr.. VII
| II. New York Seaich, Mrs VIM. II
| New York. smith. Harry W, Empor
, UNI. Pa Sweeny, MI Jas. H., Port
Je-yts, y. y. Sweeny. Mr.. John W.
| Port Jeryis, - Y; Tierney. Mt Ed
ward NJ, New York; Tierney. Mrs. Ed
ward NJ. New York, Tierney. Miss
Genevieve f.. New York. Tierney, Jro
| Mr. 70 NJ New York Nallquette Mr..
| VIM. H., New York, Naliquette, Miss
NJ r.. New York. Wagner Mrs. Mary
T.. New York; Wagner, Miss May G,
New York. Wagner Master W, r.,
New York. Washhuru, Mrs. r. b., New
York: Wehrle. Mr c. S., Stamford,
conn. Wehrle Mrs G.. S.. Stamford,
Conn: Wehrle. Miss Lille. stamford
Conn: Wheeler. Mrs T. w. Washing
ton. d c.; Williams, Or Percy NJ,
Rutland. Vt; Williams. Mrs. Percy NJ.
| Rutland, vi. Wood AIR Henry f..
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