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


its place in the procession; it wi
not, Of course, make any display
but will ride aad carry II baune
bearing an appropriate motto.
Relief Societies.
There will be four carriages, Rhicl
the representatives OF the relic
societies will occupy. Ia the frs
will be Eliza r. SGow. Mother Whit
ney, Zina d. Young, Sarah II. Kim
bail and III. |. Horne; in the seconC
will be Mrs. E. Howard, Mrs. B. w
Smith, Mrs. s. NJ. Haywood, Mrs
Minerva Snow and N. NJ. Wilcox; in
the other carriages will be officers o
different branches.
NationaIdies.
The frat wagon will hold ten nations
United States, Aboriginal Americans,
| Cara1a, Hawaii. Holland, Germany,
France, Switzerland, Italy, Ethiopia
in the second Car will be Sweden,
Denmark, Norway, Iceland, Schles-
wig-HoIstein, Russia; in the third
will be England, Ireland, Scotland,
Wales, Isle OF Man, East India, Cen
trail Asia and Spain. Each couple oil
nationalities, there being a man and
woman Of each nation, will carry a
shield containing the national colcrs.
Sunday Schools.
One car nicely decorated, contain
/ ing thirty five children. one from
each bishops ward in this stake oil
Zion, accom- panied by the Sunday
School Band. Notices, "Utah's Best
Crop" on one end, and 1--WE are
thiriy-fve thousand strong" on The
other.
Ticeay Jour Couples on Horseback.
Following the Sunday Schools will
be tweniy-iour young ladies and
gentlemen on horseback, signilyipg
the Oath day OF the month on which
the pioneers entered the valley. The
Young ladies dressed in white riding,
habits with white silk caps and white
feathers; the young men will appear
ia black dress suits, white neckties,
aud white cotton gloves. This part
of the procession will be preceded by
a banner bearing the inscription:
July q, 1547-16S0." with the
motto "God's Gifts to the Pioneers. "
Educational.
The educational department will
be headed by car finely decorated,
draped and iesto0ned, and will be one
of the most refreshing sights in the
procession. In this car are stationed
five figuTes, representing literature,
art and science. Literature COM
prises two figures, Religion and
History, the former by Miss Priscilla
Jennings who will be robed in white,
and seated on 8 platform IN the
centre of the car; she has silver
star on her head, her elbow resting
on the Bible which surmounts a
broken column, with a palm leaf in
her hand signiiying peace and order.
History, the second character in
literature, will be personate1 by Miss
Tululah Young, dressed in gold--the
golden page--s scroll and stylus In
her hand, sigDifying the recording OF
passing events. seated IN one OF the
corners, surrounded by book. Art,
| the second of the three branches OF
knowledge, will be represented BY
Mics Louie Wells, dressed in red. the
color emblematic of this branch; she
also occupies corner, palttie IN
her hand, an easel at heF side with a
picture upon it, bust OF Caeser rep
resentiDg sculpture, and Tyre,
be.nkening music aDd poetry.
The third branch is science,
reoresented by Miss Josephine
Beattie and Miss Fanny Little, the
former dressed in blue, with a teleE-
| cope by her side, and other instru-
ments employed in the various de-
psrtments of science. Miss Little !:
! dressed in green, with globe by lei
eide representing earth and water, Oh
geography. In addition to these are
two children, looking q. a picture
book, representing primaries. and OF
the opposite SIDE two larger children
representing Intermediates, havin!
lessons in natural history and botany
5 Following this car will be two car
, risees with small school children
3 who will have books 10 their hands
On the first OF these two carriage
5 will be the motto, 'Our Schools;
, and on the second. The Road Il
, Greatness. In the fourth csrriag
p will be teachers and trustees; banner
; "a Free People must be an Educate
q People," The committee will rid
J, in the fine prize wagon of StudebaSe
] Bros rendered Tor the occasion b
= the management OF the business here
The banner Of this wagon has the il
I scription: ''0ur Nations PEosperit
2, Lies in the Education OF Her chi
b dren.
3 The Press.
/ The press will be represented
Q c. ". Penrose. Esq, G. g. Taylo
-s Emmeliue B.Wells and &C LsmbeI
2. who will ride in landaulet; q bar
Il ner with the motto, The Presto
= Magnet of intelligence; The Diffus'
i of Light sud the Champion Of Right,
II will be displayed in the front ps
i Of the carriage.
rs Immediately following the editoii
re department in the procession, q pos
81 tien has been assigned for
IL The Drama.
This very interesting feature OF Il
display has been under tie manag
ment Of live theatrical men-both
y the old and new s1hools-and vi
D. the excellent opportunity for mskil
be a show and the extensive field fro
be which to CLEAN material. viii CT
c. tainly be ole OF the main attrsctio
., of the day. Indeed, 10 mere Iusti
&. TO the pioneers 81 the drama IN u
u it sbonld be well represented on {!
,e- occasion The Salt Lake Tneal
II Kas one Of the first public buildin
Q. erected in ihe territory, and VII
o. elsewhere thc downward tendency
d. The age has transformed the sTers
'e theatre into a shos house for the
I'd bibiticn OF Ene cos--D.ce. s.@ge pa
u. aud shsps'y limb, this one, unc
ed surveillance OF our best citizens, a
u iosts.ed and encouraged by the
ph hss ever meintaiBed that elevate
les aud instructive character Viii
by should be and IS the line of the leg
re- mate drama.