Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-18

recuou Of Mr. Hartvigsen' the Daniah-
Norwegian choir Harmonien OF this
city under the direction or Mr olof
Nilsson. the Swedish choir svea Of
this cIty. under me direction Of Mr..
Hugo Peterson; the ogden choir
under the direction OF Mr.
Haeber Anderson; p. Chrstopherson,
Geo. Christensen. Miss Ida Peterson
Hwum Olsen. Miss Judith Anderson.
Prof j. a. Anderson, Mrs Agnes olsen
Thomas. Alfred Nilsson Professors A.
g. Lund and Jensen. Prof Willard
Weihe. the Norwegian Ladies quar-.
tet Miss Emma J0rgensen, Prof jos.
J. Daynes. Miss Emely Larson. Enoch
Jorgousen. Miss Mary Larson and Mr..
j. suoberg The selections rendered
were AN received with much apprecia-
ton. Some OF those who We're heard
during the iubilee.as Professors Daynes
WeIhe. Lund Anderson. Miss Ida Pc
tersou. Miss Judith Anderson Mrs Az.
mes Olsen-Th0mas and Mr. Alfred Nil-
SON. are already well known TO the pub
DC. Prof Auderson's recitation on the
piano was among the best ever heard
in the city. ana the rendition at the
concert OF q German duet by Pro-
fessors Lund and Jensen, as we'll az
Professor Lunds solo at the Tabernacle
services. gave evidence OF great music,
al talent and long, patient study and
training This must also be said OF
the solos rendered by Miss Ida Peters
son. others We're less known some "
them being heard in the city Tor ths
first time Among these were Miss
FINELY Larson Of Cunnson, who soma
day Is likely 20 become well known In
musical circles The original com-
positions OF Mr. Olof Nilsson, entitled
Jubilee Hymn" and The Lamb OF
God" have been very fayorably COM
mentcd on
The excursion TO Saltair and 10
Lagoon were social gatherings marked
by genuine "old country" cordially
Many Of the visitors had never seen
these places before, and they We're de-
lighted with both The exercises at
saltair. the principal feature Of which
was an grafton by Judge G.. NJ. Nielsen,
were pleasing and the arrangement az
Lagoon. where tastlly dec
Grated maypOle, pantomime
reminding Of Tiyoll Copenha-
gen; the distribution OF refreshments
on a large scale, and fireworks were
special features, gave universal salts
faction. And the best Of 1t an was the
testimony given by the management Of
both pleasure resorts, that the vast
mulutudes assembled were orderly and
refined In their conduct Not even
extensively loud talking was INDUCED
in and everything came of without
hitch. or accident
The review would be very incomplete
without word Of commentator FOR
the numerous committees that have for
a long time been working faithfully and
ntelligenuy on the details OF the iubl-
lee, Their names We're printed Ia the
program for the concert, and only lack
OF space prevents us from repeating
them here. The results of their labor
were seen IN the exquisite decorations
Of the Tabernacle. the Assembly Hall,
and Fourteenth ward assembly rooms;
I'm the arrangements for the reception
and entertainment Of the numerous
visitors. In the financial management
the meetings and amusements provided
for, and last but not least, IN the his
torlcal album issued as a memento Of
the jubilee
The News" trusts. that the veterans
Of the scandinavian mission. who have
been the guests Of honor during these
gatherings, win return 10 their homes,
pleased with their stay among friends;
and that the younger members OF the
Church may have derived spiritual
benefit from the testimonies and ln-
structions they have received. The
Jubilee Is over, but may It long live with
sweet memories among those who have
participated therein both as hosts and
guests!