Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-20
CnlLDREN'S JUBILEE DAY.
Impor ant Nciics 10 SUNDAY schools fer
4 hat Occasion.

The Sunday School Uni0n board
have promised the general committee
of the Sami.Centennisl Jubilee five
thousand children Tor the occasion Of
children's day, on Thursday, July
g2nd. One thousand are canning RON
Davis and Utah Btskes, leaving lour
Thousand for Shli Lake Stake. W.
therefore respectfully solicit the promp'
md faithful Cooperation Of every
tuperintenuent in this Sake to III,
following:
lst--Careiully examine the progra no
as published in this issue for childIsL's
day.
2ad-Give every child tho privilege
oftikiug part ON that M moraole ecc,-
sion, being one OF the leading Incl
dents OF their lives.
3fJ--Seuu in your report Oh Mon
day muruing next 10 Elder John NJ
Whitaker, general secretary, S3i Con
piitutior building, viii. ut fai.
4.h-Your prompt attention to tue
above will sustain the confidence we
repOse in sou, AZ supcrinlcndents ana
teachers in this Stake Of u On.
Your fellow cc-lnhOrers,
GFoEGE q. CANNON
GEUBu. GODDARD,
KARL Il. MAEsER,
General SnperIuteuLcDcY Vi sunt5y
SCh0OlH.
THOMAS G. GRIGus,
RICHARD 3. Horse
WILLARD G. BUR1ONi
Stake SUPPLEMENTARY Of sunday
Hchools.
PROGRAM,
Thursday, July q, 1897.
Ready to march al 10 am.
Head OF liue of Merch TO form at the
Monument of President Brigham
Young, to form ia line Ia cllumle Of
eight children. Boys TO be dressed To
light waists, Jark pante; to have email
American nag, cay l2xl6 it,, small
boauet. Girls dressed In " nile or light
dretsss, with Japanese parhsoi. SINAI )
btuuet OF fiowers. Ages rom to 10
years. One teacher 10 every 10 TO ~
children in line OF march.
Ash children march by the Mon
ument Of pfeeiUcnt Brigham Young
and this Pioneers, on return OF parade,
and uriDr to entering Tabernacle, to
placo the bUquet OF flowers ut the base
OF the monument,
After the parade, children continue
marching to Tabernacle. where they
will be seated for the following exeT.
ciseb:
FXERCIsEs AT TAHERNACLE.
Song "Columbia tho Gem of the Ocean"
ROT. l.. X Bassetts chorus OF 1000
PRAYER '''..'li,.',,'..........Dr. Carl G. Mncser
song. "uark Like a Voice from hoagen,"
.....'......,..,.... Prof. BuBsCite chorus
Remarks ............. Hon. George Y Cannon
Song, "Our Mountain Home 30 Dear" 80.
,.,ProL nassett's chorus mud al 'hu schools
Growing OF the Oldest Pioneer pfeeent by
a litu1 girl, granddaughter Of lloneor
Song "Piigritu's Chorus, .;..;.......,,''....
.......... :. ........, Prof. Babsetts chorus
Benedioiion.
Aaer me benedio.iOn au1 before
separation, lemODnde and bus VIII b.
giveD to every child before leaVInX
lueir stats. The baad Will play euiL.
able selections during this time, AMI
after this u march Will lie played, by
which the children will m6tcn from
The building.
Tue following cnsh PRICES IRE to he
awarded to ucnOUls showing the bt 81
discipline and under the following
regulations:
lst prize Of $40 to school coming the
bhu nv fNo'
than twenty-five pupils In tho parade.
2nG-$lO 10 school having the largest
uumber u children In parade.
3r, $40 TO school presenting best
appearance In marching, order, dlsci.
pine uud uniformity Of dress, anu
equipment Of nsgs and Japanese para.
Bois.
4th-SlO to school having largest
number OF children, dsrandants OF
lS47 Pioneers. In tho pgia3e, VINO are
bone fide enrolled memboye OF their
school.
Conditions OF awarding above
prizef;
For tie first pTize, superintendeDts
OF schools will prepare in writing the
following; Name OF school, whe!e
from, aad number OF upils In parade,
For toe second prize, superinteu-
! a u In writing the ionOwing; Name
vi school, where located, number OF
pupils In parade.
For the third prize: The following
gentlemen win net a. iuagcs ~ render
dec sion on tnif, us also the other three
priz.s given by the Jub llee commission (;
MossTs. Richsrd :. Horne, SAT- Lake
county; Lara L.. Eggeftsou, Uah
county, aLd Nathan I. Porter, DAVIS
county.
For the fourth priz: Supsrintend.
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