Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-12
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LEACUERS COMING
Big Contingent Will Arrive in Salt
Lake This Evening,
TOMORROW AT sALTAIR'
Program Arranged for the Visitors
Two Free Organ ReclaIs at Taber-
nacie Every Day During stay Here

This afternoon a committee Of local
Methodists left Tor Thistle Junction to
meet the first regular delegation OF
Epworth Leaguers. Among those
who constituted the party were Ever
hard Chambers. Miss p r, Boyd. Jcs-
sic Joyd. Rev. y @, Hunt Miss An
derson. H. Driver. Edward Green, Ale
fred 5. Peters T.. b. Farley Misses Ell
dc stalter, Clara ellison and Lena
Crome.
The train which arrives tonight Will
bear the simonpure Epworih League
people, the strangers who have been
Arriving IN this city during the past
twenty-four hours being mainly tour
lists who have awaited themselves Of the
cheap rates to make a TIP across the
continent. Tomorrow another commit
tee win 60 down to Thistle 70 welcome
the strangers and incidentally furnish
them with copies of the Utah Metho
dist which has issued o special num-
Der replete with information which viii
be of interest 10 the visitors, This COM
mlttee VIII be comprised Of: Mes
danes Greeson, Pmmmer and h. b.
Shepard, the Misses Verne Patterson,
Lizzie Campbell CLARA Aiken, stella
clark, Della Wake and Anna Baker
Messrs. G. A. Vincent. Dean Hamilton,
]. II. wilkins, II. q, Farley A, d.
Berkeley. f. Il. Goodwin, o II. john
son, d. Il. Stewart and W. a. Butt,
Already there is press Of strange
faces upon the streets OF salt Lake
city, ana the hotels, restaurants and
resorts are doing thriving business.
II is estimated that by Sunday there
will be close upon 10000 people from
outside this state in the city, II goes
without saying that the hotels viii be
taxed TO their full capacity. at the
same time the major portion viii IN
habit the cars In which they came west
and they viii be sldetracked down az
the yards Tomorrow viii essentially
be a big day and General Superintend-
ent a. Il Welby OF the Rio Grande
Western has made all preparations for
the successful handling OF the heavy
traffic
The following informal program has
been arranged for the entertainment Of
She visitors while here.
Saturday. July lS--EpwVrth League
day al Saltair. II a. m, and $3.50 D. m.
Free organ recital At Tabernacle.
sunday, July H-Regular church SER
vices In all the Evangelical churches,
when the pulpits Will be filled by Wis.
i;ing preachers.
Free organ recitals In the Tabernacle
al II a. m. and p. m.
2 p. m.--Regular services at the Tab
ernacle
$3.50 .. m--Mass- meeting OF Christian
young people of Salt Lake with visitors
at the Salt Lake theater.
p. m.-EVcnlng services nj the va
rious churches. with pupits filed by
visiting ministers Sacred concert at
First Congregational church by North
Indiana Conference quartette
The program for the mass-meeting
Is as follows,
Ten-mlnute song service, conducted
by North Carolina Conference quar-
tette.
Prayer Of Dr. j l.. Leillch. superln-
tendent Utah mission.
Addresses Of welcome by Rev. II. q.
Hunt Of Salt Lake and b. l.. Corum,
state president Y 7. :. C. Il.
Song by North Indiana Conference
quartette.
Brief addresses by General Secretary
A. g. Crews Of Canada. DR. W. p.
Thirheld, State Secretary George IT,
Dougheriy " Kansas. and other prom
inent Epworth league workers.
Solo by Mrs. Anna C0lbun Plum
mer Of salt Lake.
The general headquarters OF the Ep-
worth League viii be- established at the
First Methodist church, which viii be
decorated with the c0l0rs OF the league
and be In charge Of Miss Price Mrs
Greeson, Miss Myra sowles and Miss
Mamie Banker, other quarters whore
the visitors may rest themselves will
be al the First Baptist and First Pres
bytcrian churches. The Christian En-
deavor societies and the Baptist Young
Peoples Union wiz be In charge ready
10 furnish information and direct the
pilgrims as the occasion may demand.
FREE ORGAN REcITALs.
The prominent railroad men Of this
city have arranged with Organist Me.
Clellan 20 give two recitals daily until
Monday In the Tabernacle FOR the bene-
III Of their patrons Accordingly Prof
Mcclellan has made arrangements
whereby recital win be given this
evening at 5;S0 and at II q. m and
$3.50 y. IN, tomorrow. On Sunday morn
ing there win be recital az II a. m,
and another given Immediately after
the afternoon services Some of the
leading yocalsts OF this city may as
sist The general public will be well
come TO attend, the only condition be-
ing that strict order be maintained.
children In arms VIII not BE- admitted
and the general public must remain
seated until The termination OF the re-
citaL The doors will be- locked after
the first number, or ten minutes after
the beginning of the concert
Prof, Mcclellan gave recital this
morning In honor OF the German Amer
lean club Of New York, which Is en-
route TO San Francisco and Yellow
stone park The following program
was rendered before the guests and a
was rendered before the guests and a
delighted audience OF Epwoith leagu-
ers.
March ..........,.,,....." Henry Smart
"lntermezzo' from "Cavallera
RuStlcana .,........... ..MaScagIt
, ''The Enchanted Bells. ... lIaberbler
"Tanhauser Excerpt ...,..... Wagner
"Hosanno 1890. .-. ...,....... Granier
Mr.. H. S. Goddard.
"Andantino' 60 my wife,. Lemare
b "Capflccio' 90. co.. &C.. ... Lemaigre
male Quartet.
Visions In a Dream ........... Lumbye
a Der Wacht am Rheiu"
b "The star spangled Banner"
Tomorrow morning the following pro.
gram win be rendered at the raberna-
Gle.
Overture to "Stradella" .......... Flotow
The Enchanted Bells" . Habcrbier
Lost Chord '....... ...... sullivan
Soprano SOLO. Mrs Lottie Leyy-Kahn
a Pilgrims Song OF Hope" 10y re-
quesO.. -. &c. 80 ...... e.. Batiste
b Ben Bolt.
G Male Quartet
Praise Ye the Father" .,..~... Gounod
"Star Spangled Banner"