Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-12-17
Political Notes.

The Eighteenth District Political
Club will meet at 7:30 this evening.
The Sixth District Political Club
meets ut 7:3O this evening. The
ladies will present an elegant ban
ner to the marching club.
The regular meeting Of the PoO-
pies Club of the Eleventh District
will be held i'm the ward meeting
house this Tuesday evening at
! 100. MessTs. John y. Pike and
John Morgan will be the speakers.
b. II. Roberts, Esq, will deliver
n lecture before the Fourteenth |
Ward club this evening ut 7:30. a
( choice programme has been pre- /
/ pared. The public are invited.
The Twentieth Ward drum corys |
Will assemble in the meeting house |
vestry this TUESDAY evening, at S |
O'Clock. y reorganization will be /
effected. 1t is therefore requested /
that all members be present.
CIV. ROGERS, Secretary.
All members of the Guitar and /
Mandolin Club are requested TO 4
meet tonight promptly at O'Clock, 4
ut Calder's Music Palace, for the 1
purpose of adjourning in n body 10 1
the Thirteenth Political Club meet 4
ing. A. II. kELSON, Sccy.
The regular meeting of the /
Seventh Ward Peoples Club will I've I
held in the Seventh Ward a assembly /
Z 10 IL ut - -
\ full attendance Is requested. I
The programme provided for the I
occasion Is Of special importance, I
and in addition thereto the Hon. &. /
w. Peurose will be present and adj
dress the club.
JOIN +. CALLIsTER, Sec'y.
Last evening the marching club /
and the peOlle OF the Nineteenth I
District were invited by the Y. l.. /
NJ. |. a. of the ward to spend the |
evening at the schOOlhOuse, they 4
having prepared an excellent pro- i
gramme consisting Of speeches, |
songs, readings, etc, and music by /
the hand. After the rendering Of /
the programme, Miss Lille Ham
lin, on behalf Of the young ladies Of .
the ward, presented the club with n
handsome banner which they had
made. Miss Hamlin made a very
appropriate speech. Mr.. Farnes, in
n neat speech, thanked the ladies in
behalf Of the club. Refreshments
were then partaken Of, and every
one present seemed TO enjoy them
selves.
The Peoples Scandinavian Club
had n splendid meeting last night in
the Thirteenth Ward Assembly
Rooms. The first speaker was G. J.
Oberg, and the next was Hon. G. +.
Olsen, of Logan. Next came the
presentation Of a hammer TO the club
by the scandinavian ladies' of this
city. The presentation address was
made 10y Mrs. G. V. Anderson. The
sight Of the emblem, which was a
handsome and elegant one, aroused
unbOunded enthusiasm. In behalf
Of the Club, President Andrew
Jensen accepted the gift. Next
came n stirring address by Hon.
John Henry Smith, who was re-
peatedly interrupted 10y bursts Of
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a hearty vote Of thanks. The house
was densely packed, and the exer-
cises had marked effect upon all
present.
The Third Ward Peoples Party
held a rousing meeting last evening.
At the conclusion Of the programme,
which consisted OF songs and
speeches, Miss Amy Ball, on behalf
Of the lady members Of the ward,
presented the Club with handsome
banner. Her neat little speech was
received with rapturous applause.
Mr.. Thomas Curtis, captain OF the
marching club, suitably acknOwl-
edgeli the gift. Following this was
the presentation Of the stars and
stripes by Mr.. George S.ringfellow,
amid much applause. The presi-
dent, Mr.. Jas. w. Eardley, re-
sponded, and then came a short
speech by Mr.. Fergus Coulter, and
three cheers for the ladies. Royal
b. Young, Of the Eighth Ward, &C.
cupied one hour with a telling
speech, and drew n striking COM
parison between the Peoples and
''Liberal'' rule in Ogden. A vote
Of thanks was accorded the speaker,
as also the donors Of the flag and
banner. The meeting adjourned
till Friday, the Goth inst, at T:S0,
when John Henry Smith, ESD, Is
expected to deliver an address.
at a recent meeting Of the Firs
District rclub the ladies pre sented
the marching club with a very fine
banner, the principal materials Of
which were velvet plushes in
several colors, and scarlet silk, the
whole being hordered with gold
fringes and taSsles; the staff and
crossbars were overlaid with gold.
The presentation Of this beautiful
was made by Misses Tena
Campbell and Agnes Pautch in
behalf Of the fair makers and donors.
Miss Campbell made n handsome
speech in which she expressed the
hope that the gift would inspire the
recipients with sentiments ofpatriot-
ism and loyalty. Captain Allen,
by his smiling aids,
accepted the splendid
and in behalf Of his COM
pany Of Invincibles, the banner club
Of the city, promised unconditional
loyalty, and closed his well timed
and patriotic speech with fervent
blessing upon the heads Of all the
ladies who had contributed towards
the purchase and making Of the
l.or,tfft.l m I hfChlu rariyaf hammer