Salt Lake Telegram | 1937-02-16 | Page 34 | S. A. R. Society Plans Meeting

S. A, R. SOCIETY PLANSMEETIIiG A defense of the constitution! against "attempt by the executi vs to encroach upon the Judiciary"-la expected to be made at a Qeorge Washington'! birthday observance by member! of the Utah society, Sone of the American Revolution, February 22. The society will meet at T p. m. that day at the Alta club to pay tribute to the memory of the first president Speaker will be the Rt Rev. Monsignor D. G. Hunt, vicar general of the Catholt diocese of Salt Lake. I Benjamin L. Rich, past preaident 1 of the state society and former vice president general of the national organisation, aald he expected state- j menta by speakers regarding President Presi-dent Roosevelt's proposed Judiciary reorganisation. "The society stands unequivocally i for the constitution of the United! States and the form of government thereby aet up." Mr. Rich said. "The occasion of this banquet la most opportune for a discussion of the attempt of the executive to an-! croach upon the Judiciary." I Invited guests Include Governor and Mrs. Henry H. Blood, Brigadier Briga-dier General and Mrs. Walter C. 1 Sweeney, the Moot Rev. James E. I Kearney, D. D bishop of the Cath-Ho Cath-Ho diocese of-fJartr Lake:- Mayor ' 'and Mrs. E. B. Xrwin and state re-1 gents of the Daughters of the American Amer-ican Revolution. Frederick C. Richmond, state ao- elety president, will preside. The ; Rev. William F. Bulkley hi chairman chair-man of the banquet committee. Franklin Riter will be toastmaster.