Salt Lake Tribune | 1913-06-15 | Page 16 | Wards of Wizard Manager is Busy

I: IIS OF WIZARD ; H IS BUSY 1 ' . Director General- Briant S. Young Is Pushing His Work Rapidly. Working organization of the Wards of the Wizard of the Wasatch is .'being .'be-ing effected rapidly. The officers are: B. F. Redman,, president; w George JS. liolf, vice president; II. M. Chamberlain, Chamber-lain, troasurcr; A. G. Mackenzie, secretary. secre-tary. These, with the. following, constitute con-stitute the bdal-d of directors: Ispblo "Warrum, D G. Bolton, IT. XL Ilunkins, B. W. Mcndcnhnll, Georgo S. McAllister, McAllis-ter, George W. Goddard, 0. H. Hewlett, Hew-lett, J. C. IX Clark, C. C. Campbell Camp-bell and S. II. Love. The finance committee, members or which were appointed at tho last regular regu-lar business meeting, comprises George S. Auerbach, chairman; 0. C. Boebe, J. A. Baker, J. T. McCann, Joy II. Johnson, John-son, W. W. Armstrong, B. TP. Bauer, E. It. Carpenter, P. B. Sawyer. C. B. Pearsall. W. F. Adams, W. N. Williams, C. R. Mabey. A. N. McKay, H. G. Whitney Whit-ney and George A. Hale. The executive committee, .includes: President Redman. ' chairman; H. H. Hunkins, H. M. Chamberlain, John P. Boes and G. i Parrish. D. G. Bolton . is chairman of the parades committee, with co-workers as follows: Freeman Bassetc, William Minor. William McAllister. M. A. Breeden. Jr.; H. H. Hays, J. W. MclTcnry and A. ,1. Eaton. Ea-ton. Headquarters have been opened by Briant S. Young, director general in tho Wizard's cave, basement of the Commercial Club ' building, and a big sign, "Come in and Get Acquainted, is to be' placed over tho door. Mr. Young lias jumped into his work with his usual vim and has a thousand and oue details under way. The official stationery of the Wizards carries this paragraph: F.verybodv comes to Salt Lake . fiiy, Utah.." August 28-29-30, 19.13, for: the Wizard of the Wasatch. Stupendous Festive Carnival; JClectrie Parades; Emblematic-. Parades; Pa-rades; Marvelous Street. Fair; Society So-ciety Circus and Hippodrome Rvents and a Thousand and One Attractions. Every business man In this city is going io bo asked to ;oin and do his share towards making this show as big as the annual "Potlatch of Seat-Up," Seat-Up," "Priests of Pallas'' of Kansas fitv, "Veiled Prophet" of St. Louis. "Ak-Sar-Ben of Omaha," "Mardi Gras" of New Orleans and similar community .celebrationis, ... . A comprehensive campaign or publicity pub-licity has been arranged to cover the entire state and steps are now being taken to cover all intermountain states. It is expected that, at least '10,-000 '10,-000 persons will visit Salt Lake dur-. ing Wizard week.