The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-16
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Admitted.
One of the principal features Of the
cventful programme of entertainment
planned for the visitors is the great
concert recital to be held in the TAPER,
nacle this evening, beginning at o:oo
o clock. Special invitation is eX"
tended to the public to attend. 1t has
been arranged that the lower hoor OF
the building will be reserved for the
honored guests, but the entire gaiiery
will be open to the public.
lated to show to best advantage the
distinctive musical features that the
great building, the huge organ and
the splendid choir afford, has been
planned. There will be three numbers
by the choir, accompanied by the or
gan, and four or FIVE selections on
the organ alone, Professor j. J, Nc
Clellan presiding at the keys. In add
tion to these features Professor WI,
numbers. and M. J. Brines, the noted
tenor, will sing three songs.
Provo Is Complimented.
Perhaps the most gracious incident
in the reception OF the delegates yes
terday was the action of the officers OF
the Master Plumbers ASSOCIATION or
Provo, who met every incoming tram
on the Denver & Rio Grande railroad
and prsented each delegate with box
Of assorted fresh fruits and bouquet
Of flowers. The pretty and unexpected
courtesy won from the delegates nun
dreds of compliments.
Conspicuous among the groups Of
delegates at the hotel last night was
william Young OF New York city,
the oldest master plumber In attend
ance and the only surviving member
of the first organization. ont Of which
grew the great national body of today,
CIT was thirtytbrco years ago that
few of us got together in New York
and decided that little cooperation
and mutual Relationship would help
the business. ~ said Mr.. Young. "The
New York association of Master
| Plumbers was the outcome of tho idea,
| Three wears later the idea grew into
national scope and the present organi-
zation came into existence. OF the
! original thirty-fve members of the
| New York association ] am the only
| one living.
William II. DOYLE, who was president
of the national association at the time
that it held its fourteenth convention
in New York, sixteen years ago, is one
of the distinguished visitors. Mr..
Doyle was collector of internal revenue
for the First district of Pennsylvania
under President Cleveland last ad.
ministration. He resigned that office
TO embark in the plumbing business,
and later obtained the contract for
steam heating and plumbing installa-
tion at the general postoflice build
ing in Washington, y. G. Ever since
| he has been accounted one Of the
leading men in the business. He is
from Philadelphia.
Philadelphia in Race.
Mr.. DOYLE is confident that Phila-
dclphia will get the 1913 meeting OF
| the master plumbers. He will lead q
fight for the Quaker city in the con
vention.
! The most striking individual decora
ttion in honor Of the visiting
plumbers is that executed by the fire.
men Of the central station. Yester.
day the station house blossomed forth
and American flags and bunting. Near
the curb in front of the building an
electric sign facing toward Main street
flashes tho word hWelcome.'
Full club courtesies were extended tc
the delegates to. the convention of the
National Associations of Master
Plumbers at meeting of the CONNER
| clal club board OF governors yesterday
noon. Many of the plumbers visited
the clubhouse durino the afternoon and
evening and we're made cordially vel
como.
List of Delegates,
Following Is Il complete list Of visiting
delegates and their wives. az these hac
been registered UP 10 last pieht az th
Hotel Utah headquarters, the severa
delegations being given by states:
Arkansas--Jamcs ". Hamilton. Erwii
Roller. NJ. J. Murphy, Mrs. NJ. J. Muir
ply. w. BRAY.
Colorado--Chris Irving. Mrs Chris Try,
ing. n. w. Haas. Mrs. n. w. Hasg, NJ
lArgoE. ". Legassich. NJ. X. Herstein J
@. st. Johns. Mrs. j. &. st. Johns, NJ
Bubbei, J. Davis, w. Wallace. NJ Cream
Charles Gciser.s William Coday, Mrs VII
liam Coday. George L. Hubbei. John Ar
gust, Mrs. John August, NJ. Gumliclt, IL
q. Gullyford. George Z. Smith. a. Good
man. t. W. Crandall.
California - Thomas Haverty, Mrs
Thomas Haverty. Miss Il. Haverty Johl
! Hokon, Mrs. John Hokon. George Wade
: Mrs George Wade. Miss a. Wade.
CoDnecttcut-ThoIuas l. Downing ID
:. Sullivan, y. T. Rock.
Delaware-H- f. Melon. Mrs. II. +
, Melon.
FIorida-A, G. Johnson
} Gecrgia-W. s. Lofts, Mrs. w. S. I.of