Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-26
AN ARMY OF DELEGATES
BUSY As BEES At UNION HEADQUARTERS


Probably Too stnnlI-fr"grs"
Interest and activity Of the most
earnest character prevailed u, the head.
quarters Of the Dessert sunday school
Union In The Tcmpleton building to-
day, where hundreds ~ delegates "
the convection which begins In the As
s.moly Hall on Monday morning next.
| called. Iht place rescmbled large 1T
crary bureau and h0tel more than any
thing else. The various commit les
10 charge we're kept constantly busy
giving Instructions 10 the delegates as
| they came In and reported from thc
dinereM sunday schools Of the Siate.
Ths committee on Arrangements con.
ssting Of George W. Reynolds. J. w.
sunmcrhays and George Goddard, had
their time entirely occupied ~ EiVins
general directions The fecs piun com
mtiec IL composed Of George Goddard.
Joan Mills. John Bcuneit-ind Lew w.
Richards. while ihp Hubs.sicncc and IN
formation cImmltte 10 made up ~ l.. J.
Natal. James Iru AMI W u. DouzalL
Each ~ these committees vas being
assisted by an energetic IuNifary com
mlHec of ladies' Charles Darrell was
IN charge ~ iarEs corps Of messenger
toyH who were keW running h.ther and
thiihrr with messages from the various
committees Across the hail. Fred
Iial. the well known caterer. had a
rumhef ~ table, spread. az which the
guests ~ the union from over the state
were kindly cared Tor IN being made the
recipients VI palatablc Luncheon.
The convention il tn fret ~ the
Kind ever held In Utah and the indl'a-
49, L.. Na.a. .Ns
attended. The general committee has
already ordered three thousand badges
and the most " them have been ie-
livcrcd. Tho number ~ badges Will
represent about che number OF delegates
present.
Secretary Pyper and other members
Of the committee became convinced &C..
day that the Assembly Hal would
prove altogether too Inadequate Tor the
convention and In anticipation ~ that
hrrangy7nenis have been made 20 secure
the Tabernacle.
A plelaiug feature N the convention
Will BE- the Interesting musical exof.
clsfa This viii be- principally due 10
the unilrlnr efforts ~ Secretary Piper.
Prof Mcclellan and John Held.
Tomorrow morning the delegates 90
The convention who have bsun arriving
on every train thruughuu. tiie day, will
visit ihs various ward sunday schools
and attend the ward meetings In the
evening ~ which they will peak. Civ
Ink their views on Sabbath school mat.
tcrs.
a two days session " the convention
Will b. held ana most Interesting pro.
gram viii be rendered. Five thousand
copies ~ u have been distributed and
more have been ordered printed. The
program IL ~ follows.
MONDAY MORNING.
s'ao slnginE practice under direction Of
orTanist B.. b.. q. q. .. o.. -. J. Mcclellan
,ne ..i W., '' 90 John held
Address of wslcome. Gen. supt
ueotgv v. Cannon,
ioiso objsc,S. of the Convention
1915 Ihs Sunday school Treatise and
,nS'H Second Asst. Den supt
NO How best 70 maintain order IN
the SUNDAY school Net frour n. Young
Song. Hold the furt, FIRST Asst den.
Hupi. ueofFe Goddard
| iiit9 How 20 secure the attendance
a. =. OF l.llnln.nl pupils James W. IRE
MONDAY AFTERNOON.
800 singing practice.
| .p Opening prayer.
Ies sa sss .seoo ,;.shis Ssh y csnnor
and their objects. Second Asst
Gen. Hupts Kari u, Mheapr,
aip How TO- use tho Leaflets.
. JAMS " TalulAFr
bong. The Holy city George u, pypei
/ iiu Home reading IN connection with
~ sunday school. ]. ~ Tannel
go hcnediciion.
MONDAY ENENiNg
/ 100 singing practice.
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/ song 90 30 ss o. Niles Mabel cnops
I hial The sunday school 49, an aux
illary 10 the home. Nathan r Porte
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sunday Hchuni. jos. ", HummsThay
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