Salt Lake Telegram | 1939-08-28 | Page 9 | Fun Planned for Delegates

FUN PLANNED FOR DELEGATES Delegates to the sixth annual convention and exposition of the western division American Mining Congress found the convention was not going to be all work A large entertainment program has been arranged for their free freetime freetime freetime time by a committee headed by O. O N N. Friendly First feature on the entertainment entertainment entertainment entertain entertain- ment program was a luncheon attended attended attended at at- tended by the delegates and their wives at the Newhouse hotel Monday Monday Monday Mon Mon- day noon In informal dinner dance at the Salt Lake Country club Monday evening at p. p m. m was to follow follow follow fol fol- fol- fol low closely on completion of the first days day's sessions A program of dances songs and music by strolling bands of gypsy and Hawaiian musicians were to be features of the event Delegates will have an opportunity opportunity opportunity to swim in the famed Great Salt lake Wednesday evening when a Saltair Jamboree will be staged for them The evening will Include a picnic dinner a floor floorshow floorshow floorshow show and dancing Top attraction of the entertainment entertainment entertainment entertain entertain- ment program will be the annual banquet Thursday at 7 p. p m. m in inthe inthe inthe the Hotel Utah James Ivers vice president and general manager of the Silver King King- Coalition n Mines company and governor of the Utah chapter of the the congress will be toastmaster and entertainment will be provided by Alec Templeton Temple- Temple ton world famous blind pianist and composer Distinguished mining men will be Introduced and speakers will be beheaded beheaded beheaded headed by Colonel D. D C. C Jackling president of the Utah Copper com com- pany