The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-08-17
Maids of Honor.

medals yesterday. completed the selec-
ton Of the young ladies who are to
perform the function of decorating the
200 volunteers with the states medals.
There VIII be forty-five of the maidens.
denoting the number of stars in the
flag However, the names of nine of
the chosen viii not be announced until
the committee is further advised, be
cause OF the fact that three of the
bearers of honors have been allotted to
Park City, three to Springville, two to
Brigham City and one TO Morgan City,
and the recommendations from these
places have not yet been received.
The names Of the thirty-siX maids of
nonOr already chosen are:
Salt Lake City-Niss Lizzie Ander-
Winter, Miss Nilate Peart, Miss Allie
Miller, Miss Emma Lunt, Miss Stella
Dunford. Miss Birdie Dwyer. Miss Mar
tina Waters. Miss May Margetts.
ProvO-Miss Rose Young, Miss Allie
Smoot, Miss Lydia Jones. Miss Clara
Z. Cuff, Miss Belle Monahan.
Ogden-Aliss Georgia Tynee, Miss
Edith Gourley. Miss Meta Boyle, Miss
Ida May Driver, Miss Emma Earhart.
Manti-Miss Kate Crawford, Miss
Eloise Voorhees,, Miss Magnolia Hou-
gard, Miss Lille Bench, Miss Sarah
Ahlstrom.
Logan-AIiss Ruth Smith. Miss Nora
TcrgesOn, Miss June Crockett.
Eureka-AIiss Eliza L. ManguIm, Miss
May Haynes. Miss Nora Councilman.
Mercur-Miss Theo Harris.
Gunnison-Miss Lou Dean.
Bountiful-Miss Janetta Duncan.
1t was decided yesterday that the
State of Utah" float used in the Pho
neer Jubilee parades is undesirable for
carrying the maids of honor in the line
of march. and in its stead the big Ray
mond coach and a carry-all drawn by
handsome horses viii be used.
All the young ladies who are to have
the honor of pinning the medals on the
volunteers viii meet Friday evening at
$50 at the Hall of Relics to receive in !
structionS from Chairman c. r. Savage
and Byron Groo of the committee. The I
maids Of honor viii be attired in white |
gowns and sashes of patriotic colors. |
The propriator of the Grand Pacific 4
his house 70 the forty-five pretty girls /
or the morning Of the parade as place /
where they may prepare themselves /
for the function.
Finishing Strokes For the Day.
A slight change in the route of pa
rade was cOncurred in yesterday by
the executive committee. on Tecommen-
dation of General Penrose. In order TO
enable the street cars to move the thouS-
q
4 .thout interfering with the parade, it
was deemed best to have. the line of
march continue east on the south side
of Fourth South street from State TO
Sixth East instead of going down Sec
ond East to Sixth South and thence TO
Sixth East. The school children will
be lined up along the curb on Fourth
South and Sixth East streets TO hal
the warriors
By reason Of the fact that the medley
of war songs to be played by the First
Regiment band concludes with the
star Spangled Banner" and that this
piece was scheduled for the finale, it
was concluded by the executive COM
mittee at yesterdays meeting TO put
The medley number last and thus avoid
A duplication of the Star Spangled
Banner" However. the sixth number
Will be played by the regimental band,
but the piece will be selected and an
nounced in due time. The Medley of
War Songs will be played by all the
bands in unison.
General Penrose reported to the ,
committee that everything pertaining !
to the parade had been arranged as far
as it was possible at this time to go. I
Every civic and military organization
n the state. whether uniformed or not
lad been invited to participate, but I
lot all had accepted, he said. The first I
lr military division will have at least /
600 uniformed soldiers in line. and 5
he second division, General Penrose j
will contain nearly as many I
societies, such as the Veteran Firemen. c
Odd Fellows, knights of Pythias, !
United Workmen and other organiza- v
ions. Tradesmen win also be out in 4
orce. G
Preparations have been made to feed
,2C0 at the volunteers banquet and in
rider to protect the tents, tables and
,rand stand from the crush in Liberty c
,ark. the required space viii be roped /
IF, and along the inner lines the ma
ional guard will reinforce the special
,olice to prevent encroachments.
The executive committee will again I