Salt Lake Tribune | 1919-05-23 | Page 10 | Elks of Utah Plan Elaborate Congress

ELKS OF UTi PL! : ELABQRATEJCONGRESS Every Town in State Is to i Be Represented at Og-den Og-den June 6-7. Another Silver Trophy Offered Of-fered in Parade, Convention Con-vention Feature. The Hixth Annual convention of the Utah . lAnlu association, to tc held ut Oar- ' 4mi Juno. i7, i 1 1 be the most suoccsyful t.i p"h.t of alt ndanee ard activity in the, hiMi-y of Die onior. If the elaborate 1-lans row huliig- 1'ormulatod aro success-l success-l il. Every town in the state in preparing to 5-end il s lare a number of dcleqatej i . x possible. Salt l-.ake Eika plan to ut-ter.ff ut-ter.ff COu strong. The "r coster commit t composed oC Camp, Georcre Hufa and Arthur Wuolb'y, appointed by Exalted Ruler P. I'. Kirkennall of G;jder. lodge, has visited the. ,:wrnl orders in Ihe Plate. This com-iidU'-j reports that, without exception, it n 1. 1 with promises of enthusiastic co-opejvj co-opejvj ion on the part of every member i.nd older in tho slata Another silver trophy has been offered nu a pri-e 10 be awarded the lodije that maht.s tin; b"st appearance in the parade, u-liici w;il i n onu uf the features of tho e.o;Y':iif ion. This prlzo must be won by ouu km;e three times nofo' e the trophy if i rrianeni. !! ttt year the award, a Ml,r se.iual won by the Salt LakG luUgu. Program Outlined. As -t a tentative, program, which covers cov-ers only the business mid deliberative f;e;jt-ioiL.s 01 the convention a nd plans for I lie parade, hart been out lined. Tho en-i en-i ertn i inner. r program is yet to be outlintd hy -oi'.:)!iiLtL-es of ihe U,;den lodtre. Or. I rid. i y, Juuu 6, tho following features have- been scheduled: I a. rn., tho rail to order and opening fi-cs.-.ion: 'J p. rn., the second session. In the evening a public un:etluf,r Is being arranged ar-ranged by the soldiers' triend cocimitteo of tnr- t),cbiii Iodide. On Saturday, June 7, ihn program will be as follows: 10 a. m., e.osiii.; ftfijion, ut widen thc-.re will be an .-Ivii'Vi and installation of officers; i:oJ I i. in., p:r:lu.j. I at a ir.e'-uny of tiic delaryatus and alternate alter-nate i t .salt L-Mie lodi;e to the conven- j r.on. t'x lited Ku.fi' E. H. Miller appointed .1 mii;- Joan F. Toblu chairman of Llie , oel-j,a Uon. . j Committees Appointed. .1 U''-,e 'i'ui ut i,'poniit-d tno following j ciin.iriidivft: 1 ai'aue. i oiuinittee--ti. T. Pypcr. chair- i ma f i ; V . ... uuenur, ri. J . Swig.cLu.i, I J. K. I 'cru-dorif. . ,li ?..-;.. tive cMnnJtlce M. M. Warner, i iia.-rn.an ; 1'. l'. ( 'j-irudenseri, W. H. By- t wt. te. , lio'w rt iYl'ir-k, A. E. OtiuoiMo. .Kn K. A. J tog fis. I U;-ia:ii:t;-!Ljor:--Jaines lv?vine, M'. il. 1 aV; t! tii yaie, "V. K. upborne. i.'.i u ruibiinent W. J. O'Connor, chair-n chair-n ;.ji; Uaiv Scligman, 1J. V Kelly, A. . v eir, W . Ali Jll. l u uieib'" friend eon:rnittet V. W. AVil-on. AVil-on. chairman, C. IC. Mosd, James Ktlty, . li. t;. iichra vn. A i hleticp ,1. J. Orady, chairman; TiK'Ui.:.s Fit::pfi ti'icli, Alfred Gunn, Henry Ahum. U!i Si'ott, 'Jeorge lfoliman. 'tjbl:eit:. h'red Ooodsell. chairman; Oti.-t Li. Ciosh, K. M. Grkr, J. Kdward swilt. V. .1. O'C'cnitor. James I-eviue. '1 ra:);pori.u;;or; 1 toward fiou cbair-lea-i; A. K. Webster, Thomas La-own. l-ltol i -e.se 1V&.U oils Berkeley Olton, .!h;j 1 1 .;l n ; H. I '.. Wheeler. Atiton obi.u tram-port at ion J. E. Dear-dovi Dear-dovi f. ehairman; H. J. JJeardprff, FreJ '- JUMimond. laws P. V. Chrifitei:?en, chairman; Jo-. Jo-. f epii H. Una?, J. S. M'diiaiT.s, K. W. . :ier. ,1. M. Hi-yi:thls. . A -meeting of these romrniltees has been calh-d by J udfctfe Tobin for 'Z o'clock tomorrow to-morrow y t ternoon at the Klks' club.