Salt Lake Telegram | 1926-02-17 | Page 2 | Favors S. L. as Convention City

FAVORS RS S. S S1 1 AS C CONVENTION CITY National Secretary of Exchange Exchange Exchange Ex Ex- Ex- Ex change Clubs High in iq Praise raise of Attractions The West is due for the national nation nation- al convention of Exchange clubs declared Herold M. M Harter of Toedo Toledo Toledo To- To ledo edo 0 O. national secretary of Exchange Exchange Ex Ex- change clubs Mr Ir Harter arrived here Tuesday on on n a tour of the Vestern Western country to look over the feasibility of holding the convention convention conven convert tion In this city The national convention is held in n September said Mr Harter and the convention tha that the Salt Lake Jake club is endeavoring to obtain will not be be- beIn In 1926 There Is no definite year ye determined d as yet when it will be held Mr Harter arter was loud In his praise for this city and declared that It would be place for the national national na- na ional meeting He stated that the Salt Lake is regarded as one of th best t L In the country although not Adding he said I 1 h have V never been In a city that shows more hospitality than does Salt Lake The people here make you vou at home I 1 have not been able to see all the sights here yet but I can imagine that the scenic beauty In and around Salt Lake would be hard to duplicate Mrs Harter was entertained by wives of the local Exchange club at noon Wednesday at the Hotel Utah Mr Harter left for Ogden in the Hie afternoon to meet peet with the board of control there at 6 30 this evening on matters pertaining to the club He will be the honor guest at the board of control and district chairman chairman chair chair- man meeting to be beheld held at the N Newhouse New New- w- w house se otel Thur ay noon v r rf e. e n e t rr wife will be guests of honor at a banquet at the Hotel Utah Thursday Thursday Thursday Thurs Thurs- day night President David A. A Smith of the local club will Introduce introduce introduce Intro intro- duce former Governor Charles R. R Mabey who will act as toastmaster ter Governor George H H. Dern Mayor laor C. C Clarence and the presidents of Rotary Kiwanis Lions Advertising and other civic clubs will deliver addresses Mr l Harter will also address the mem mem- bers