The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-21
LITTLE ORPHANS
HAVE AUTO RIDE
Driven About City as Guests of
Salt Lake Lodge
of Elks.
WILL HAVE BIG TIME
AT WANDAMERE TODAY
Splendid Programme Has Been
Arranged for Entertain
ment of Little Ones.

Waving American flags and blowing
red. white and blue horns. more than
300 orphans of the city. inmates OF the
two orphanages, were given real au-
tomobile 10y ride" about the city Mon
day evening as guests Of the Elks. To-
day the little ones will be given a Senu-
inc good time at Wandamere by the
Elks.
Headed by the Fifteenth Infantry band
of twenty-eight pieces. the children were
driven from the two orphanagcs-
Kearns ST. AIMS and the Orphans
Home and Day Nursery-about the prin-
cjpal streets OF the city. including a pa
rade on Main street, and then back 10
: the two institutions. The automobiles.
spirited citizens and automobile firms of
the city, were assembled at the Elks
club at $50 p. m, from where they were
taken TO the orphanages. Each machine
was decorated with a large American
flag, hung from the rear of the car.
Line of Parade.
The autos first went to the kearns St.
AIMS orph5nage and then TO the Or
phans' Home and Day Nursery AT Tenth
South and Thirteenth East streets: From
the line OF march follows West on
Tenth South to Eleventh East, thence
north on Eleventh East to Ninth South.
thence west on Ninth South to Main
South Temple. countcrmarch on Main TO
Fourth South street, thence east ON
Fourth South to State. street thence
north on State to South Temple, thence
thence south on Ninth East TO First
South, thence west on First South TO
Main, and then back to the two orphan
ages. There were almost nifty automo-
bilcs in the parade. carrying more than
200 children, about ESQ OF whom were
from the kearns St AIMS orphanage
and the remainder from the Orphans
Home and Day Nursery.
When the automobiles reached the or
phanages for the children there were
some amusing sights and also some pa
thetic ones, Each child was either given
small nag or a horn. and when the
parade started Il was merry bunch
that occupied the machines,
Donors of Machines.
The two big sight seeing automobiles
OF the Seeing Salt Lake company were |
donated for the Fifteenth Infantry band
OF Fort Douglas, the services Of which |
We're gratis, of course Among those
donating machines for the occasion were |
Anderson Cummings Birrell- Shipp
Realty company. Raymond -Bracken COM
pany, Studebaker Bros company Botter-
III Auto company, W, G Romney, Hal.
loran-Judge company Tracy Loan and /
Trust company. Bell Telephone COM
pany, Spaulding, Botterl, Randall-Dodd
Auto company, Sharman Auto company.
w. L. Baird. Earl Dunshee. E. II. VII |
liams, Joseph SILVER. J. w. Silver. VIII
liam Davis. Raymond Bracken Auto
.oHiPdIly' ". GRAY LelDleS. Bert Baily, e.. |
a. Applegate. II. Borman. Horst Camp |
Dell Auto company, 4, G, Mahan, O. IL |
berg w. II, Tibbals. Mrs w, Mont |
Ferry Mrs. c. Mcintosh, C. w Hail. |
c. II. Reilly.
The children will be taken To Wanda
mere at $3.50 this morning by the street |
railway company, TO be the guests OF the |
Elks all day.
Wandamere has beeen givn over to the |
ElKs completely for the day and the 20 |
cent admission fee has been fixed by the |
lodge. The proceeds from the affair go
Ing to the Orphans Home and Dar
Nursery +