Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-28
STAKE TABERNACLE CHOIR
To be Organized at Once Of Best Talent In
Weber--PrOf. J, BaIaulyne Director,
Christmas Wedding Chimes 80 Elder
BERNARD Denisers rendered "A
Complimentary Party.

The Stake presidency announced TO-
day that Weber Stake tabernacle
choir Is to be organized at once, This
move has been under contemplation for
a long time. The presidency believes
that Stake choir viii be a very inn
portant factor in awakening the proper
musical sentiment and in creating Il
much greater musical interest In the
people Of this Stake. Those who are
urging this move are determined that
no efforts vii be spared to make this
much-needed organization thorough
success, and equal to any choir In the
state commensurate with the available
vocal talent In the Stake.
The presidency Of the Stake is very
DESTROYS OF seeing the Stake progress
In every respect, and feel that the
Saints have not given enough attention
90 music in the past, but trust thar
this move Of organizing n tabernacle
choir Will be Of q great benefit in slim
uatlng greater interest In musical
matters. The choir win be composed of
from LIS to 1850 of the best singers in
the city
corg Of the choir already chos-
en- are Hon. l., w. Shurtlid, president
Charles j, Ross, vice president; Prof.
Joseph Ballantyne, director; Wllford
Hinchcliif, assistant director, The or
ganlst. secretary and treasurer have
not been chosen as yet The officers
Of the choir will form the executive
committee The president will send out
invitations at once to those whose
names have aready been selected as
members, and others will be invited.
Choir practices will begin at once and
every effort will be put forth for the
progress OF the organization.
CHRISTMAS WEDDINGS.
Marriage licenses have been granted
during the week to the following cou-
pies:
Delbert Madison, 49, and Miss Carrie
Smith, "a, both Of Ogden City.
Lorenzo Olsen, %, and Miss Janet A.
Rolo, 20, both OF Huntsville, Weber
county.
Charles w. Anderson. 49, and Miss
Ida l.. Cain, 80, both Of Grand juno
ton, Colo.
oliver Lincoln, 81, OF Evanston. wyo
and Miss Caroline S. Warner, q, of
Uintah, Weber county.
Daniel Burch, 20, and Miss Edith H.
6toker, %, both Of Ogden City
George n. Gordon, Il, of Huntington
Utah, and Miss Elizabeth Burgess, 49,
Of Ogden.
0. X, Wilbur, 20, Idaho Falls, Idaho,
and Miss Ada Chadwick, %, OF Slater
vile, Weber county.
Pearl p. Barnes, 90, and Miss Eva c.
Brown, 20, both of Ogden City.
MISSIONARY FAREWELL.
A complimentary party will be ten
dered Elder Bernard Denkers Thursday
evening, January lG, 1901, in the Fifth
Ward amusement hail. previous to his
departure on a mission 10 the Neither
lands. Admission win be so cents per
couple
IMPORTANT RULING.
This morning Judge Rolapp overruled
the demurrer of plaintiff In the case Of
the Utah Savings & Trust company las
administrator Of the estate OF Joel
LahtD against the Dlamondville Coal
and Coke company The court held that
n nonresident llien could not recover
damages in such form. The case in
point Is the outcome OF the Diamond
VILE disaster, which happened Febru-
airy %, when twenty-nlne men lost their
lives owing to fire In the mine, The
amount sued for is $4,000 and the es-
4 plapA1
the matter In the hands OF the bank
Ole johnson was given fifteen days on
the rock pile in the police court this
morning for stealing dozen brooms
from the Scoyll Broom factory ana
selling them TO the proprietor OF the
Windsor hotel. Quite a number OF
brooms have been missing lately from
the factory and IL is now hoped that
the offender has been caught.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS
An attractive program will be given
by the Colorado College Glee and Man
dolIn clubs at the First Congregational
church this evening at o'clock.
A,number OF Lehi sugar beet growers
and factory employees were in ogden
yesterday inspecting the Ogden sugar
works.
Fosters military band will give its
grand ball New Years eve In the IN
ion Opera house, The proceeds from the
ball will 20 to purchasing new instru-
ments and music for the band.
Mrs. William P.Fowler OF salt Lake Is
visiting with relatives and friends
Mrs. o. d. Payne, of Murray IS
spending few days In Ogden,
w. c. Weaver was at Corinne TO-DAY
on business connected with the Bear
River Irrigation company.
Mrs. H. l.. White has departed Tor
Chicago and New York to spend q Few
weeks
c. ]. Matson, of Fremont County Is
In ogden on business.
County Attorney George HalVersoh
was in Salt Lake on legal business
ID. p. Felt Of the Juvenile Instructor
is in ogden In the interest OF mat pa
per.
Judge A. w. Agee and wife left last
night on an extended visit to Omaha
and other eastern cities.
There will be a dance given IN the
Third ward on the night OF New year .
day.
Among the Ogden residents VINO are
attending the teachers state conVeh-
tIon are Gustavus A. Horn, John JuhA'
Miss Ball and Miss Mollie Woods