The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-24
WELCOME TO CHOIR
WILL Be GENERAL
Citizens Of Salt Lake Are
Working Hard to Make Re
ception Success.
TICKET SALE is HEAVY
Teachers and Pupils of the
Schools Are Aiding in
the Good Work.
TICKET SALE is HEAVY

TIE sale of tickets is now on III
earnest for the "welcome home con
cert and public reception that VIII
take place Monday evening in honor OF
the returning members of the New
York chorus OF the tabernacle choir
A vigorous campaign was ipaugnrated
in the business section Yesterday by the
committee in charge OF ticket sales
aud prominent club women OF the Guy
following a luncheon at the CONNER,
or more energetic Young men ana wo"
men will also enlist in the move TO IN
sure the great success OF the test'-
monial.
At the committee meeting vestcr-
day it was suggested that tickets pc
distributed among the children Of the
public schools. Following a consulta..
education, it WIS held that high school
students and other young men and Wo-
men could probably obtain better re-
suits. In consequence, Chairman Hos.
lev King of the ticket committee. 7l5
Boston building, has asked for tho sup
port of the young people and VIII Of
fer those who enlist their services re,
tickets SOLD To-day Principal George
A. Eaton of the high school will make
the announcement TO the students, urg-
ing that they give all possible support
to the move. Similar announcements
will he made in other schools of the
city.
Tickets Selling Fast.
There have now been 5000 tickets
distributed for sale in the city for gen.
eral admission. OF these 200o have been
divided among the teachers of the Nor
IL IL, r. EyCh
G. W. Nibley, and it is declared that
most of them have been disposed of
either By cash sales or on pledges. The
remaining 5000 tickets have been given
10 designated drug stores and business
firms throughout the city and sold yes
terday and the day before to SPLEEN
did demand
Although the committee decided not
to carry or, It's campaign under any
feature similar TO the "tag day" Gus
tom, tags have nevertheless been
printed. bearing the words, 81 am 60
ing to the tabernacle choir concert, |
Monday evening. November 27.' These |
are being distributed broadcast BY the
committee aud club women. with those |
assisting. for advertisement purposes.
Reserved tickets arc being sold at
the bureau OF information, tabernacle
grounds. where Benjamin Goddard OF
tho choir executive committee is IN
charge. He reports splendid progress.
One general admission ticket and 40
cents addition, will secure a reserva
lion,
Easy to Buy Tickets.
The list OF sales places previously |
announced has since been increased |
so rs to have tickets on hand In all |
corners Of the community. At present |
tickets arc sold at the following
Z: c. NJ J.. iewelry counter; Z: G. NJ.
I. Drug store. Hotel Utah, Wil1es-
Horne Drug company, Daynes- Beebe |
Music company, Schrsmm-J obnson |
Drug stores Nos. ]. 1 and 5, Owl Drug |
store. Walker Brothers store. cashier s
desk; Druehl g. Franken Drug store,
Keith-O o 'Brien. cashiers desk; Smith |
company, Dayton Drug store. Halliday |
Drug store. Consolidated Music COM
pany. the Deseret News Book store, |
Acme Drug store. Boyle Drug store,
Waterloo Drug store, State Street |
pharmacy. Frampton Drug store,
Oquirrh Drug store and the Brigham |
Street pharmacy.
It is understood that the Commercial |
club Of MURRAY has joined forces with |
the local organization in the testimonial |
and public reception movement, aud has /
pledged itself to dispose of several |
hundred tickets. This matter will be
left in charge Of William Nuttall of the
ticket committee.
The business section has been dis |
tricted into blocks and thorough cap-
yass VIII be made by the workers, un-
der captains and lieutenants.
II is probable that the hymn Of vel.
come TO be sung as the opening num.
Der OF the concert programme will be |
poem by Ruth NJ Fox. 10 the music |
of Evan Stepbeus's "Utah, We Love
Thee