The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-08
RECEPTION AT
SALTAIR TODA Y

One of the special entertainment fea-
tures for the reception at Saltair today
and tonight is the lecture 10 De gwen
bv Professor Arthur II. Chamberlain in
ture Is s'Our Western Wonderlands, and
IL is to be illustrated with colored Ian
tern slides said to be the nnest that MOD
ern art and science can produce. me me
lecture will begin at $3.50 tonight and VIII
open and close promptly, SO as TO give
delegates opportunity to participate in
other amusement features provided Tor
the night.
recital by third and fourth grade pupils
that is TO be given in the tabernacle TINS
morning under direction Of Music Super,
visor William A. Wetzell The recital
musical numbers by the children the b
Y university male and string quartettes
will take important parts.
a special musical programme VIII be
rendered at the meeting OF the depart
ment of manual training and art In the
First NJ. Z. church Wednesday afternoon
Indian pottery on exhibition in a win
dow Of the David Keith building is at
tracing a great deal OF attention from
visitors Two Tee Wa Indians are the
makers. having been secured by Prefes-
sor Byron Cummings Of the University ol
Utah.
The first Of series OF lectures on the
Panama Pacific exposition which are be-
ing given here this week by Dr. Frede-
rick Vining Fisher. formerly OF the ogden
ministry and now chief Of the exposition
lecture bureau. was delivered at the Co.
lonial theater yesterday morning TO very
appreclative audience. The remaining lee
al 10 o'clock In the Colonial and at
o'clock tomorrow evening In Barratt hall.
Pupils Of the Wasatch school have an
attractive exhibit OF their work at the
Keith building headquarters. 1T consists
of panel twelve feet long, depicting a
scene on Broadway during a circus pa
rade.
ST. Paul Mimi, Asbury Park and At
FOR the 1914 convention.
All the principal hotels are filled with
guests and visitors are now being housed
in private residences.
church schools, which was held in the
Bishops building. discussion was had OF
means whereby the church revenue for
schools could best be increased.
Roswell S. Wheeler VIII deliver a lee
iure at the First Congregational church
"Wednesday evening. commencing at SIT
o'clock. on the subject OF 1.-THE Changing
Orient"
Yesterday afternoon the board Of com
rulssioners OF Salt Lake county extended
an invitation 10 visitors to inspect the
city and county building and instructed
Colonel Dan LOTUS, custodian, 10 plac,
at their disposal the services Of janitor!
and all conveniences available in th'
building.
LOUIS Iioidra Oinclal pnoloeFapner 10
the y. +. A., will this afternoon take
mammoth photograph OF the big crowd a
tho reception at Saltair. Some of the pic
tnres appearing In The Tribune are b.
Mr.. Hollard.
l.. y. Hines Of Charlottesville. Ind, 4
here promoting the fourth lnternationa
congress on school hygiene, which is TO b
leld at Buffalo. ". z. August $3.50. 1913
Mt. Hines says that there will be be
tween 200 and 300 speakers on the pro
grammc. with delegates from all part
OF the United States In attendance
It's cool and comfortable at Saltair
Bathing is great. advertisement