I SALT LAKE AO CLUB OPENS HEW QUARTERS Joyous Time Is Had by Mcm-' Mcm-' liers in Commercial Club Kuihling. The Salt Lake AI ohib opened Us now quarters hi llio Commercial club building Wednesday night with an entertainment and refreshments that combined to make the house-warming worthy of the handsome hand-some quartern which have been fitted up within the last three days. Horace Ensign En-sign and John James contributed to the entertainment with vocal solos and a violin vio-lin solo was given by George Skolton. n. J. Jlulion played the double rolo of historian his-torian and prophet and speeches from A. B. Carstensen und Ben Davis were also on tho programme. , , T. F. Thomas, chairman ol the executive execu-tive committee, spoke briefly and blushed modestly when his fellow-members gave three cheers for him. By this time the speech-making became contagious and the members forgot all about the- refreshments refresh-ments prepared by "Chef" Charles Lra-"cr. Lra-"cr. , .,. A. B. Carstensen, John Giles and 1 . r. Thomas were appointed to the membership member-ship committee and Malcom McAllister, Fav Harris and Robert Wilson were appointed ap-pointed to serve on the house committee.