The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-07-24


u. spanking bays. The horses on the
n lead will be curbed and maDsged BY
Ne two court testers. aud the others by
|, turbaned Turks and Arabs with sash,
n cimeter and appropriate Oriental
Al costumes. Walking at each corner
, Of the chariot there will be stationed
a guard, dressed in the costume worn
by guards OF the middle ages, includ-
ing buckler, helmet and corselet, and
q these, We suppose, will be sworn to
O protect with their lives the drama and
d its cargo OF vOtaries. The chariot
is covered with a Gothic-shsped
D canopy, supported by marble columns
> and surnounted at the top by an
:, elegant and life Ike bust of Shake
speare. This canopy is painted on
{ tue top In white Snd red. presenting
!: an appearance unmIstsksbiy the
/ atrical, while on each side some
. beautifully gil1ed scroll work gives
the top pleasing and artistic finish.
: The sides of the canopy are decorated
with curtain drapery painted In red |
and trimmed at the bottom with deep |
red and gold fringe. Underneath this |
gorgeous pavilion and upon the
platform of the chariot will be
FIVE living figures - two males
and three females; one upon a mar
bic pedestal in the centre, and one at
each of the four corners. The centre
figure, arrayed iG white drsp-
cry 10 imitation of marble and with
appropriate symbols, will represent
"The Stage, Holding the Mirror Up
TO Nature" The front figure or the
right OF the platform will be lhalis,
the presiding muse OF comedy, and
will be attired in pale blue, while in
striking contrast on the left, her sister
will be clothed in deep and sombre
black, and in her hand will WELD the
murderous dagger-a fitting illustra-
ton of the Queeo of Tragedy. The
male figures upon opposite sides at
the back of the chariot will denote
respectively History and Music. The
locks and flowing beard, holding 8
book in his band wherein are sup
posed to be recorded the many events 1
OF the past; and the other, the Deity
OF Music, Apollo, with his Tyre. The
decorations, designs and paneling IN ,
this car is the work OF the rising r
young artist, NJ. Fred. Lambourue,
and very meritorlous. In addition to
the paraphernslis already described, :
can be witnessed through lattice '
work of crimson cord, with knobs of !
gold, the 1.-THE, ethereal forms OF :
numerous little fairies, with wings =
and wands, fitting in picturesque .
confusion about the chariot, or pay =
ing homage to the Goddess OF the I
Stage. q
Following this chariot in represen. 7
tstion of the drama, will be retinue .
of devotees OF the profession in car r
riages; fret, members OF the old r
Deseret Dramatic Association 1.-THE q
Pioneers), with their banner, still
well preserved, and next the Home
Dramatic Club, with their banner.
Pilgrim Fathers. l
A car will be devoted to the repre- Il
sentalion CT the landing OF the PHI y
grim Fathers on Plymouth Rock, y
with The Goddess OF Liberty beckon- !,
ING them TO land. The car will be Il
well decorated with flags and ban 9
neFs bearing Inscriptions; there will 6
be several figures, among them one
o! purity.
Y. II. II. l. 4.
General Banner: a beautiful u
white silk banner trimmed with blue, {
ana gold with the following inscrip- q
t;oa: The Glory o: God is Intelli- !:
gence. Y. NJ. NJ / a Ten Thor- =
sand Strong" carried by finely l
mounted hUrsemsn; the association
band; general territorial officers; Salt y
Lake County, banne. and officers, :
500 members. representing thirty-six "
associations, each with banner end r
flag; Davis County, banner and T
officers. representing elk associations, :
each with banner and flag; Weaer T
County, banner and officers. 800 L
members, representing seventeen y
associations, each with banner and z
flag; Box Elder County. banner and -"
officers, 100 members, with banners .
and flags; Morgan County, fifty .
members, with banners and flags; =
Cache County, twenty-five members,
with banner and flags; Wasatch
County, twenty-five members, with
banner and flag; Tooele County, Il
twenty-five members, with banner C
and flag. Miscellaneous from all Q
PARTS OF the territory, with banners g
and flags. y
Y. L. N. !. 4. 8
The territorial president and stake :
president and officers will be in two :
carriages, decorated and with banners; q
in the front part Of the first carriage q
will be large blue banner with giltlet /.
ters, and the words inscribed: "Y. L
NJ. /. a. improvement our motto, I
perfection our aim." /
Primary Association. e
This is one Of the moat boiuti al !
sights of the day. M. Ei:en G
CIawson, president of the primaries
of this stake, has worked hard TO
make a fine showing, and aided by !
her husband, Gen. ID. B. Clawson, p.
will De rewarded with deserved sue
cess. Mr.. Clawson has taken the
Julia Dean sleigh, recently repainted
and improved ana placed IL on
wheels. Over the body OF the sleigh
ia hung canopy, which ia held up !
at the back by rounded arm, ter
minsting in crescent, and a. the
from. by cross piece attached to a 8
tall mast. On this mast is fastened I
the banner, to the lower Cross piece I
of which the canopy is at {
tached. On top o! the mast
y q proiusion of gay etreamers,
with streameIs at the back end ; in
fact, from every place in which they
could be suspended without putting
on too many. The banner Is large
and OF white material, with the fol-
lowing insert ton in golden letters:
Primary Associations; OF Such is
the Kingdom OF Heaven" On either
side Of the driver, and raised above,
are two little wood nymphs, each
holding silk rein, which leads from
the mouth of the sWans' heads, ss
though in the act of driving. Over
these two nymphs are suspended
I, little japanese parssols; the nymphs
are dressed in green gauge. with
Ni1es and lcng golden hair. at the
100 a,d ara tUn little ssilnrs who