Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-02
SCANDINAVIAN JUBILEE.
viii be a Notable Event IN Salt Lake
History
Hosts Of People VIII Gather - An
Elaborate Program winbe Pre-
sented-The Exercises,

Elaborate Program Willbe Pre-
sented-The Exercises.
The Scandinavian Jubilee, to be held
in Salt Lake on June a, 10, 16, and II,
promises 20 be a momentous event. and
the most elaborate affair OF the kind
ever projected by the Scandinavian
citizens Of Utah. Representatives are
expected from all parts OF Utah south
ern Idaho, Arizona and other sections
Of the West. and preparations are be-
ing made TO entertain them In this city
In royal style. The events OF the jubilee
win consist Of meetings in the Assembly
Han, and a big day at the lake and the
Lagoon, where etertaining programs
will be rendered
The order OF the events as set down in
the official program Is as follows
THURSDAY. JUNE 1lTH.
10 a. m.-Meeting On the Assembly
Han. Subject--"The Introduction of
the Gospel in Denmark. Elder G. G.. A.
Christensen, OF EphraIm. In Sweden"
Elder n. g.. Flygare, Of ogden. In
Norway" Elder o, n. Berg. Provo. In
Iceland, Elder John Thorgierson. Of
spanish Fork.
Up. m.-Meeiing To- The Assembly Hall.
Observation-Disclosures IN Utah. Intro
ductory address by Elder Andrew Jen-
son.
p. MA musical entertainment IN
the Tabernacle, 10 which the general
public, but especially the visitors, are
cordially invited. No charge.
FRIDAY, JUNE 18th.
10 a. n,.--Meetyg In the Assembly
Hail Subject fhe Restoration Of the
Gospel. Introductory remarks by Eli
der ]. NJ. siodaN
IN THE AFTERNOON.
Excursion to saltair in the afternoon.
where appropriate exercises will be
held, IN addition 10 the wonderful at
fractions Of that most beautiful bathing
resort.
Trains win leave Salt Lake City for
Saltair as follows lO.30 a. M. 1915 D.
m. $3.50 p, m, 4:l5 D. M, $50 p. M,
Gas p. m, S.lj p. m.
Trains leaving Saltar VIII be an
nounced on blackboard al the Beach.
Last train leaves Saltair at ll:l5 p. m.
SATURDAY. JUNE 18TH
10 a. m.-Meeting In the Assembly
Holl under the auspices Of the ladies.
Ii Is expected that some Of the pioneer
ladies' a. the scandinavian mission will
be present az this meeting. Everybody
Is cordially Invited Mrs, Lorenzo Snow
Will preside.
IN THE AFTERNOON.
There will be an excursion TO the
beautiful pleasure resort Lagoon. where
national dances. games, sports. etc.
VIII be INDUCED IN. There viii be a
Maypole dance, also a funny panto-
mime; dancing. singing, music aud fire.
works.
Trains leave from the depot. opposite
the o. $. J.. depot. as follows. 200 a.
mp 900 a. m, 1900 a, m. 1880 p. m, 2'3O
2. m. $3.50 p. M, 4;30 y. m, $3.50 p. m.
$3.50 p m.
Trains leave Lagoon as follows: 2.3O
p m, $3.50 y, m. $3.50 p. m. $50 p. M,
$50 p m, 1880 p. M. $3.50 p M, $3.50 p.
m, 1890 ?. m, II: 80 D. m.
SUNDAY, JUNE nth.
10 a. m.--Mssonary reunion meeting
in the Assembly Hall. Everybody in
yinted
.. m.-Meetlng in the Tabernacle.
p. m,-Testlmony meeting IN the
Assembly Hall.
The singing win be furnished by
chcirs and s0loists in the city and those
who have promised 10 visit the city
during the jubilee.
NAMES OF PARTICIPANTS.
The following named persons have
so far promised 10 take part IN the
various exercises
Mr. Enoch J0rgensen, OF Mantl. reel.
tation, TT Mode
Miss Mary Larson. Mt Pleasant,
plano solo.
Messrs. Fred and Ernest syalberg OF
Gunnison. duet 'Gubhen Noa'
Miss lda Peterson. EDhraim, soprano
solo.
Miss Emily Larson Of Gunnison, So
prano solo, Mar Jag var ~ ar" a song
that made Christina Nilsson famous
Mr. George Christensen, recitation,
"Nordstieman."
Mr. Hagbert Anderson OF Ogden,
bass solo.
Miss Della Lund of Ogden. plano solo.
Norwegian Bridal Procession" Miss
Lund Is pupil of Prof Squire Coop.
MT. Alfred Nilsson OF Bountlful, reel
tatiOn.
Mr. Hyrum Olsen OF Salt Lake city.
song "Norl0nningers hemlanrtan"
Mrs Agnes Olson Thomas salt LakS
City, soprano golo.
Professor Anthem Lund, plano selec-
tion.
Professor Anderson. plano selection.
Professor Willard Welhe, salt Lake
City. violin solo.
Mr Victor ChristoDherson. Salt Lafs
CITY bass SOLO
Miss Judith Anderson. Salt Lake city.
cOrtrnlto.
Professor J. Daynes. salt Lake city
organ selection.
a Norwcflan Ladies' Quartet
Miss Agnes nahlqulst, Salt Lake City
plano selection
Mrs Christie Anderson. soprano.
Miss Emma Jnrgenson. mezzo $40
prano
choirs from this city, ogden and 9TH
or places.
TABERNACLE ENTERTAINMENT.
II need not be- said that with the ar
ray Of lent here presented, and from
which Z selection VIII be made. the