The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-07-18

EAERCiSES AT TABERNACLE
Song" Columbia, the Gem of the
Ocean'-Professor z. K. Bas-
sets chorus of 1000 voices and
all schools.
Prayer. Dr. Karl C. Maeser
/ Song-"Hark. Like a Voice From
Heaven" Professor Bassetfs chorus
Remarks ......H Hon. George Q. Cannon
Song-"Our Mountain Home So
Dear"-Professor Bassett's cho-
rus and all the schools.
Growing Of the oldest pioneer pres
ent by little girl, granddaugh-
ter of a pioneer.
Song-"Pilgrim's Chorus" .....-......
........ Professor Bassett's chorus
Benediction.
After the benedfcticn and before sep
aration, lemonade and buns will be
given 10 every child before leaving their
seats. The band viii play suitable Sc
lections during this time, and after
this march will be played by which
the children will march from the build
ing.
The following cash prizes are to be
awarded TO schools showing the best
discipline and under the following reg
ulations:
First prize of SO to school coming
| the greatest distance and having not
less than % pupils in the parade.
Second-S10 to school having the lar
gest number of children in parade.
Third-s10 to school presenting best
appearance in marching. order, disci
pline and uniformity of dress. and
equipment of flags and japanese para
soils.
Fourth-s1O to school having largest
number of children, descendants Of
1s47 pioneers in the parade, who are
bone fide enrolled members of their
schools.
Conditions of awarding the above
prizes:
For the first prize, superintendent of
schools will prepare in writing the fol-
lowing: Name of school, where from
and number of pupils in parade.
For the second prize. superintendent
hand in writing the following: Name of
school, where located, number of pupils
in parade.
For the third prize the following
gentlemen will act as judges TO render
decision on this, as also the other
three prizes given by the Jubilee COM
mission: Messrs. Richard S. Horne,
Salt Lake county; Lars Z. Eggerston,
Utah county, and Nathan I. Porter,
Davis county.
For the fourth prize: Superintend-
ents of schools TO present in writing,
list containing name of each child and
its parentage.
The lists above referred to TO be in
writing and handed to John NJ. Whit
aker on day of parade at Marshal
Brigham's grand stand.
Any school having banners are at
liberty to bring them along, or schools
DESTROYS of making, banners are in
vited TO do so.
The Japanese parasols, 10 cents each,
are on sale at z. C. NJ. l., Walker
Bros Dry Goods company and +.
Auerbach & Bro.
superintendent will make their own
ARRANGEMENTS as TO the time OF
meeting of their respective schools in
the location to be hereafter designated
and means of transportation 10 same
place. so as to be ready by 10 a. m. to
join in the march.
The tabernacle will be thrown open
to the general public after children
are seated.
CHILDREN'S DAY PARADE.
10 a. m. sharp.
Moses w. Taylor, commanding; E. Y.
Taylor, w. c. A. Smoot, jr, aids.
H d. Folsom. captain; Hyrum
Beck. Err Van Colt. aids.
John NJ. Whitaker, superintendent,
in charge.
Line of March-Start from Pioneer
statute, thence south on East Temple
to Fifth South, thence east to STATE,
thence north to Fourth South, thence
west to East Temple, thence north to
Third South, thence east to state,
thence north to First South, thence
west to East Temple. thence north to
Pioneer statue. where flowers will be
thrown by the children al the base OF
the monument; thence the children
will march to the tabernacle through
the south gate.
Davision All. c. Darrell, captain;
American flags: Jubilee colors:
First Division-Lars e. Eggerson,
captain; form on west side of East
Temple street, between North and
South Temple streets; face south.
Provo band.
Utah county and south
Second Division-Nathan l. Porter, cap
tain; form on east side of East Temple
between North and South Temple streets
facing south.
Ogden band.
Davis county and north.
Third Dtvision-William Bradford. cap
tain; form on north side of South Tenn
pie between Main and State facing west
oueens Fsoaf. ION Pioneer day this be-
longs in Pageant of Progress.)
School Division-First, Second ana Third
wards, with banners.
Mother Goose Oioat.)
Fourth Division-Joseph II. Parry, cap
tain; form on north side of South Temple
between Main and West Temple, facing
Fremont county band.
School Division-Fourth. Fifth and Sixth
wards.
Fifth Division-Henry Tuckett. ST.. cap
tain; form on south side of South Temple
between East Temple and State, facing
west.
School Dsvision-Seventi, Eighth. Ninth
and Tenth harda.
Ding. dong. bell: pussy's in the well.
Sixth Division-Joseph w. Maynes, cap
tain: form on south side OF South Temple
between State and First East facing
west.
Indian band.
School Division-EIeventh. Twelfth and
Thirteenth wards with banners.
There was en- old woman who lived in !
her shoe.
Shetland turnout.
seveneh Dlvision-Ezra o. Taylor. cap
tain form on east side OF West Temple /
between South and North Iemple streets, /
facing south
Float of Fairy Queen.
School Observation-Disclosures Fifteenth, /
and Seventeenth wards, with |
Little Miss Muffet
Shetland outfit.
Eighth Divis5on-Orson Romney. cap /
tain: form on north side of South Temple
between State and First East, facing
west.
Colorado Midland band.
School Divison-ES ghteenSh, Twentieth !
and Twenty-first wards.
Float of all nations.
Pony outfit
Ninth Divssion-AIiles Romney. captain;
form on west side OF West Temple be-
tween North and South Temple, facing
south.