The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-07-03

AiiC ldllA u the junior societies.
the evening there was a public meet
ing, at which several addresses were
made, mainly devoted to preparatory
enthusiasm for the coming rally and
the convention in San Francisco next
week. The 81 committee spent most
of the day in completing it's labors.
The decoration committee finished its
work in the halls that will be used
for headquarters. Some additional
4 decorations were placed on buildings
in the business section yesterday, but
even now the display of bunting is any
( thing but elaborate
The following is the complete pro-
gramme for the next three days:
SATURDAY. JULY 3.
Five p. M, reception at saltair.
Professor Robert ]. Caskey, chair
man.
Music. instrumental
Prayer
Music hymn.
Address OF welcome to the state. Gov
/ ernor Heber NJ. Wells.
orers, by Rev. B. F. Clay. president of
/ Salt Lake City local union.
Music, instrumental.
! Responses by Rev. Francis E. Clark,
| D. D., Boston, president Of united So
-ciety. and Rev. H. B. Grose. Boston,
one of the trustees.
Music. hymn.
Christian Endeavor benediction.
SUNDAY, JULY 4
Nine-thirty a m. junior rally First
Congregational church. corner First
South and Fourth East streets, Miss
E. Eyles and Miss Anna F. Hulburd
presiding.
Addresses by Mrs. Francis e. Clark
of g
Jersey City and Rev. F. Y. Pierce of
Philadelphia.
II a. m.-Preaching at the several
churches and al the Salt Lake theatre,
the Grand Opera House and the Ly-
ceum by distinguished visitors.
p. m.-Grand march of delegates
from Third South and West Temple by
way of Main street to the tabernacle.
2:30 p. m.-Grand mass meeting in the
tabernacle. ]. B. Caldwell presiding.
Addresses by Rev. Francis E. Clark,
D. D., of Boston. Rev. ]. Wilbur Chap
man of Philadelphia and Rev. William
Patterson of Toronto, Canada. The
subject for the afternoon is Christian
Patriotism
meetings at the various churches. /
Topic, "Conseerated Patriots; What 1
VIII They Do?p Scripture, Deut 80, 1
lis.
s p. m.-Preaching at the various /
churches, the Salt Lake theatre, the /
Grand Opera House and the Lyceum
by distinguished visitors.
MONDAY, JULY 5.
10 a. m.-Grand review of the Twen-
ty-fourth United States infantry at
Fort Douglas
There will be a Christian Endeavor
excursion to Garfield Beach during the
forenoon of the 5th for the benefit of
those who arrived too late for the ex-
cursion to Saltair on Saturday.
ORDER OF PROCESSION.
The following is the order of process
sion for the grand march to the taber-
nacle tomorrow:
The delegates will form on Third
South street, between Main and West
Temple, extending west on West Third
South and north on West Temple The
procession will be led by the Maine
headed by delegates from
the first Christian Endeavor society
ever organized The other states will
fall in line in the following order: Ala
bama. Massachusetts, Texas, Connecti-
cut, Rhode Island, Delaware, Georgia,
New York. South Carolina, New Hamp-
shire, Vermont, Florida, Canada, Penn
sylvania. Kentucky, Ohio, West Vir-
ginia, Michigan. Virginia, Wisconsin,
Tennessee. Minnesota, Maryland, Iowa,
Arkansas Texas Nebraska, Louisiana,
Kansas. Indiana. South Dakota, Mis-
sissippi, North Dakota, Missouri, Okla
homa, Montana. Wyoming, Illinois,
Idaho. New Jersey. New Mexico. Ari-
zona, Nevada, Oregon. Washington, I
California, Colorado and Utah.
HEADQUARTERS.
The following is the hist of head '
quarters as arranged by the hall and {
ishers' committee for the various state
1t is expected that all
listing Endeavorers will go to their
respective headquarters Immediately
N arrival where friends will be able /
o find them.
First Congregational church, corner
FIRST South and Fourth East streets
Massachusetts,, Connecticut. Rhode Is
and Michigan, Vermont, New Hamp-
hire.
First Presbyterian church, corner I
second South and Second East streets
Jew York, Wisconsin, Arkansas.
First Baptist church, corner Second
outh and Second West streets-Mis-
ouri, Colorado. Virginia. c
Westminster Presbyterian church, G
'ourth West between First and Sec |
nd South streets-Tennessee, Wyo- e
hing, Idaho.
First Methodist church, Third South u
etween Main and State streets-Ohio. P
Minnesota. Nebraska, North Carolina, n
outh Carolina. n
Christian church. corner Fourth II
outn and Third East streets-Ken- p
lcky. West Virginia. a
K. Of P. Castle hall. 2e1 South Main [
.reet-Illinois. Montana. D
Y. NJ. c. A., Atlas block. IS West s.
econd South street-Pennsylvan Il
Iississippi. Maine, Canada.
odd Fellows hall. 39-41 Market
rect, between Third and Fourth
outh and Main and West Temple i,
reets-Indiana. New Jersey, Mary m
nd. Texas Kansas, South Dakota a
orth DAKOTA. h,
Hammond hall. Third South between q
hird and Fourth East streets-Iowa, -
ouisiana. Florida ~
Office of C. s. Peyton. 46 East Second e.
1uth street-Dhlaware, Georgia, Ala NJ
INA.
T PHILLIPS CONGREGATIONAL tn
CHURCH. liz
The Congregationalists of the city ~
I'VE not been able TO arrange for a -
rally. partly because ~
e First Congregational church Will
used for the junior rally at the de-
red hour.
The Phillips church, however, has m
ada arrangements TO present the mis- III
IN work Of the denomination in this in
Id at the Sunday evening service 70
"a Rev. w. S. Hawkes., the local home ar
visionary Superintendent has been 81