Salt Lake Telegram | 1911-03-01 | Page 10 | Frederick Warde is Press Club's Guest

m:M n:x is f,".ESS CUffS CiiEST Frederitii t' WrJ,. the ' eminent Bhikesnrsreaa tragedian, araa Ika guest of boa or of tka Press club laat aigkt-Tbe aigkt-Tbe reception waa la tbs nature ef a love fcaat gives as a biobbs of shewing la assail measure lac warm regard tka eewspsper an of ihia city feel for tka fageoea actor, ark waa primarily r epossible for tka oTgaaszatiea of tka club mors tkaa a decade ago. Assisting ths-members of tka club la tko eatertalement Wfr many professional profes-sional an and. wait keowe musicians. Among ko musicians who assisted were Sqoiss Coop of tko chair of at the Uaivsrsitv of Utah. Will bibley, Oort A. Hkeltoo aid ethers. , Xt M: I . ' 1 . . - mitiw miwt eisny oig time inwu duriBK the evening, a at on g tkem being Prof. Antea pederaea, who eoadnetod tka srteeetra during Mr. Warde'a ap-pearaare ap-pearaare keroia Bkakaapeareaa rolea fa Maaager Ueorge I. Pypor of the Halt Lake theatre, wbo waa made aa honorary ateaiber for Ufa af the rlub at tba time Mr. Wards waa given kia card "until eternity," waa preaeat aad aaac aweet aid aonga witk feeiia aad expreeaioa. Mr. Wards waa iatrorltwed by President Presi-dent E. A. Vaadevanter el the Srat boaorary member of the rlub aad the one largely inatrameatal 4a tba foaad-ing foaad-ing of the dob. Mr. Wards, la his reply, re-ply, paid a high tribute to tba aws-paper aws-paper profeeaioa aad to tko atea ia that profoanoa, aad growing; remiaieeent, ealled manr nleeeine lnidente nt kia former visits to tbia city. Ilia aaaoeiav tioas ia Halt Lake City, ha aaid, are noil tka ekoieest treasures ef kia ewe aad nappy ttrevr He favored the others witk several roadiasa ia imprss-livs imprss-livs aad delightful Btaaasr charactsrtia of Mr. Warde. Tka Bar. P. A. fVimpUa, secretary of tko slab, responded on behalf af tba elab aad ia the ehsieest phrases, ringing ring-ing with siarerity, epoke of tha pride and pleasare tba club felt la haviac Mr. Wards aa Ita guest. . . Aa hoar or so longer wag tbea a peat la a social way aad loach waa served laformally. A committee met Mr. Warde aad Mr. Pvpor at the Salt Lake theatre witk a Peerless from Hharmaa 'a aad hurried tbeaa to the elub imamdaately after the eloeo ef tha performance of "Vir- giaini." When Mr. Warde entered the rooms he waa greeted with welcoming cheer and later tha boys aang "Auld Laag Syne." "They Bay That Vt Mormon Bovi Alnt Got No Btvle" end "Around Mer Neck Bhe Wore a Yellow Yel-low Rlbboa" for Mr. Warde'a Beaeflt.