Canadian Pacific History : Four Addresses. Delivered Before The Canadian Pacific Officers' Luncheon Club Of Montreal During The 1935-6 Season

Card covers, saddle stitched with staples, 36 pages, 5.75x8.50 in, [14.5x22 cm], 1 B&W plate.

Top edge of the blank front end paper chipped. Ownership inscription on blank front endpaper. Occasional neat ink underlining randomly through the Gibbon speech.

This pamphlet collects four speeches delivered by Canadian Pacific Railway personnel at the Canadian Pacific Officers’ Luncheon Club during the 1935–36 season. J. Murray Gibbon, General Publicity Agent, presented “Rt. Hon. Lord Mount Stephen, G.G.V.O. An Address On The First Canadian Pacific President and his Place in the History of the Company's Organization and the Building of the Line Across Canada.” George Hodge, Manager, Department Personnel, delivered “Sir William C. Van Horne, K.C.M.G. An Address on The Story of His Contribution to Canadian Pacific History.” D. C. Coleman, Vice-President, contributed “RT. Hon. Lord Shaughnessy, G.C.V.O. An Address on The Era of Canadian Pacific Development during which Lord Shaughnessy held the Presidency and Chairmanship.” The final address, “The Canadian Pacific To-day. An Address on Recent Railway History in Canada and the Present Position of the Company,” was given by Sir Edward Beatty, G.B.E., K.C., LL.D., Chairman and President.