Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-31
Highest of all in Leayening Power-La,est u Govt Report
RyN:a!!I! BakiRs
ABSOEUTEEY PURE
ABSOLUTEEY PURE

long line aud boholi 20 many OF his
children and grandchildren. His and
their enjoyment was supreme.
Dinner over, more time was spen; In
nmusemonis, rest anu recreation, until
0 O'Clock, when a program, with Ed
ward "A. Anderson az master Of cofo-
monies, was presented, all having been
comfortably seated In chaire, n natural
elevation, upon which was seated tho
heads OF families, serving ns n stand.
Niles Allhofn Ballantyne presided ne
orranisi, anu Mt. n. Ballantyne a.
leader OF the singing. A touching
and appropriate prayer was Of
tered by MT. X. a. Baliautyne.
Sunday school ana original songs were
read aud sung with epifit snd feeling.
Letters OF rogut wero read from some
Of the absent membuff-J ododiah and
Htbnr who are ia Ofog0n-and beau.
tiiul poom from Mary Il. ID. Farr, OF
~. Johns, ArizinR, also note from
Mt. Louis A. West, from Pocaiollo,
Idaho. Joseph, who IL In New Yofk
Cay studying muaic, was kindly 70.
mombsrod. Thun came fecitations,
comic and serious, from little folks ani
lafge.A clncs OF gfAnf chiliIen rodcrei
a pretty tulooiion for gtandpa. Prof.
L.F MOench made a ioiicitOus address,
aud Elder Bllianiyne made happy
and feeling fctp0nag, thankiog his
family for tnu honor shown TO him.
lie thanked G5d And was GLAD 10 ahy
that all his children were memters OF
the Church and that nll were noble
men and women. lie impressed tho
necessity Of living God,like lives, and
invoked Gods bleviDg upon his chill.
dron ana his childfon's children In all
their generations.
IL was suggested that a committee
DO appointed for a similar reunion next
year, and the following ak oldos,
children were selected 90 act; Richard
A., Zochurlah and Thomas II. Ballan-
tyne, aud Merihh q. Il. Brown Mary
T.. B. anu Joiophino FArf.
The program over, the supper table
was sought, and ali enjoyed another
feast together. leo cream aud lemon
ado were this time served. AMI 90
with 10y upon every vlssago ended the
10Th anniversary OF Richard Ballan.
tyno's birthday. The following per-
sons were pfesoul betidoa those already
named:
Richard A., Mary a. s., NJ. Deleo.
10, Lizzie H., Richard g., Alando b.,
Lpona, Geneva. Prisoiuda aui Glenna
Ballantynt; John n. Ballnnlyne,
whose wifo and children were una.
voidably abseni; u ichariab, Mar.
thn, Rlohaei, Zeossuah IT,, He
Der O., Altherip, JAus, Eva, Josephine,
Wiliinm, Mary, Aoram, Edward,
Rachel j., David b., Frances anu
Joseph Is. Ballanlyne; l.. II. Moench,
Annie b., David, Lucille and Aria1na
Moenoh; Austin O., Murah g. b.,
MefiAh, Annabel, Daieoin, Joseph.
Loonn, Mary anu Horace Brown;
jesse a., Rose. Josso q. it,, Ina H.,
Pearl, hay, RUDY and Clyde Stafford;
Belle, LOWS A., Richard, Pearl, Eu-
gene b. and Henry West; Edward H.,
Jane H., Edward II. Jr., David, Hugo
Earl anu Virgil II. Anderson; JamoB
t., Sarah A., Franklin and William
Ballantyne, Henry j., Eliza A.,
Richard H.. Ethel, Edna ana Iona
GArnef; Thomas H., Martha o., Thomas
Leroy, Vauol, Luoiol and Juanita
Ballantybt; Marcus. Josephine H.,
Josephine, MaTous, Lionel, Beatrice
anu Lorin Far; Brigham Ballaniyne;
Laura Ballantyut; Msy Jensen; Clara
Carslenaeu. y