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Show FASHION SHOW THIS FALL TO BE A BIG EVENT ' Tho autumn Fashion Show is to be bigger and bettor than ever, according accord-ing to tho spirit of the business mon's meeting which was hold at the Wober club last night to Inaugurate planB for the oveut. About 30 prominent businoss men, everyone an enthusiastic enthusi-astic booster, attended the meeting which was presided over by President W H Wattis of t he Weber club, and all were unanimous in tho desire to push tho big. show to a successful conclusion. John Culloy was elected chairman of the executive committee for the 1915 Fashion Show and George Glen, C. A. "Gus" Wright and Arthur Kuhn wore named as a temporary commit-too commit-too to assist Mr Culloy In getting the plans for tho show in full swing. Daily meetings will be held by these experienced organizers, and othors who may be called in, until noxt Wednesday Wed-nesday night, when anothor general meeting will be held for tho purpose of naming and organizing all of the ...nrlrlrMT nITTl m 1 H one f-r- Mm lllf nVOIlL nuiftiiib .iii.l.i.v,,u iui ..wv. o -' These will includo committees on finajice, paTadcs, decorations, displays, dis-plays, amusemonts, advertising and, aa the desire is to havo a bettor show than before, it is expected that thoir work will he carried on in a bigger and broader way than in past years. The aim of the committees, as stated sta-ted at last night's meeting by President Presi-dent Wattis of the Wober club, is to plan an entertainment for all of the people in the northern part of the state and adjacent parts of other states and those as rar south, cast and west as can come to the city for two or three days, and to invite them to come here and enjoy themBolves as guests of the city of Ogden. "Have something doing all day long, said President Wattis. and seo to it that the visitors are well ontertalned ov-orv ov-orv minute they are here. To do this will require the united effort of every business man in the city and the support of tho general public." These sentiments were echoed by virtually every man at the meeting and Chairman Culley stated that If the spirit of the session would spread, that the entire city would be behind the movement before the ext general gen-eral "boosters" meeting convenes Although tho main purpose of the meeting last night was to elect a chairman and temporary committee, nearly all phases of the coming show were discussed One of the main things spoken of was to Immediately begin and carry on an extensive plan -f l..AHillHnr tn nil n f f ll O tOt-T-ltrfcrV in uuvkiudiuq hi cm ul tnw v.... tributary to Ogden The newspapers newspa-pers located within the territory will be mainly utilized for this work and it is expected that the advertising will draw thousands of people into the city. No definito date was set for tho Fashion Show, but it Is thought that it will bo staged during the latter part of September |
