Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-16

,,srelses at the Assembly hall
rsmlng formed one Of the most
ting features OF the scandina-
gbllee. which has been such an
,s,uaed success so far
y. .,apd was handsomely decorated
4 palms potted plants. choice cut
5 and vines. while the front OF
-,an and choir gallery were made
sul in the same way
y. decorating was all done under
H,.ction Of Mrs. Julia Brixen, ana
.,.8 credit upon the committee.
r5.ys exercises were under the aus
o. the ladies'. Mrs. Minnie Snow
spg and the following ladies were
r.8 10 the stand. Miss Emma
y.,d Mrs. +. skenberg, Mrs. Tom
= Ms Anna Widtsoe, Mrs. Chris
anderson. Miss Agnes Dahlquist'
4. Vsrv Jensen. Mrs Julia Brixen,
/ Bromander, Mrs. f. w. Mad
Ms Agnes Teudt. Mrs, OiiVla
,run Mrs. Campo Mrs. Paardeh'
y, Christine Sjodahl. Mrs. Antonla
AM Mrs Johanne Broberg, Miss G.
-rr5m Mrs. o. c. Hansen, Miss {.
yf.son Mrs. Johanna Broberg, Mrs.
Il 3 Turd and Miss Halvorson.
"a Harmonien choir furnished mu-
md after the opening hymn, Elder
D Fjedsted offered prayer
PRESIDENT SHOWS REGRETS.
Ms Minnie Snow then briefly adj
-s,sd the meeting, extending well
\. 10 an. and congratulating the
r5.nayians upon this happy occa-
In She conveyed TO the meeting
as3snt Shows hearty greetings, and
a be had expressed deep regret at
liability. on account Of Illness, to
gEd.
N. SHOWS remarks were in Danish.
MRS. ANNA b. SNOW.
Yr Anna Beckstrom Snow, widow Of
late Apostle Erastus Snow. was
n Introduced as the first woman
AFFIXED By the Elders in Denmark.
IN. snIy made an interesting ad-
tss 10 her native language, re-
ING circumstances connected
IN the first visit OF Apos-
K Snow 20 Scandinavia, She
i.i the Church six months after his
|ru there and was the only one liv-
2 today Of the first fifteen baptized
: BEG country. Coming TO Utah, she
pa, many long. weary months on the
tU and experienced many hardships
M q the end OF II, she was happy and
r,1ted. Apostle Snow was a loving
2aand a kind father, a faithful citi-
E md a man Of God II was a source
n Esat pleasure and satisfaction TO her
[ fitness this jubilee in honor Of his
Hzory.
MRS. ANNA WINDTsOE.
KS Anna Wlndtsoe spoke in Norwe-
81 and bore a powerful testimony TO
/. Truth Of the Gospel. The lady
PEI, especially upon the hOnored place
.ped by women In this Church and
/, Utah.
yH Agres Olson Thomas sang a
agutul selection
AN ORIGINAL POEM.
Us Annie Stevenson, Of Ephraim,
pa an original poem by G. C.. A.
li'ensen II presented picture Of
sacrifices made by the Scandinavian
. men IN gathering TO Zion. and their
i triumph. and concluded with a
...ing picture Of the future.
w. Augusta Larson Oblad made a
1 address. In which she bore a
! o. testimony 10 the truth Of the
Lioch Jorgensen, OF Manu, sang a
with excellent effect
At Cone.ia Parker spoke In Danish
I, vas one Of the little girls that come
WIN The handcart companies. She
--lhel the Lord that she had always
-,'he1 faithful TO the truth, for one
!, laa been greatly blessed. She had
~ sons On missions.
4H Julia BriXen spoke IN Swedish
i maze a stirring address. She urged
youthful Scandinavians I'm Utah 10
'o'get their parents In the father
ana 10 strive In every way to get
\. htIe There was great happiness
I Who were faithful and they
-l all exert themselves TO live ac-