Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-25

which was taken up by the audience.
| A selection was nest rendered by the
Guitar and Mandolin club led by Prof
| Partridge
President j. y. Keller was the next
speaker He referred to some OF me
Prophecies made concerning the IN
| habltants Of this land and spoke OF the
providence and blessing Of the Al
mighty to the pioneers and their de
| scendants.
A selection was given by the martial
band, and Miss Nellie Ross, OF Paysun,
give an interesting recitation entitled
sally AIMS Experience"
Miss Hazey Taylor sang Annie Lau-
RE"
President John r. Wnder congratu-
lated the Sons and Daughters upon
| their noble parent0ge, and spoke Of the
blessings which he had received
| through rendering obedience TO the
Gospel, expressing the hope that he
would remain faithful to the end ard
receive everlasting life, as had been
promised TO the faithful.
1.-THE Pioneers" a poem by Albert
Jones, was rendered by Prof j. B, Wal
ton
Prof A. C, Lund sang THE Black
smith"
"rhc First Three Pioneer Women Of
Utah were remembered In a neat ad-
dress by Mrs olive s. Bean
An organ solo was rendered by Prof
Clair REID and the meeting closed by
the audience singing, 20 Ye Mountains
High
After the services in the Tabernacle
the members Of the association and in
yited friends repaired TO the Mozart
hail where fine banquet had been
prepared for the occasion. About 400
people We're seated and enjoyed the
sumptuous spread prepared by the
Daughters. ana the guests We're the
Indians and sons and daughters Of the
original pioneers
Senator Smoot OBLIGATED as toastmas
ter and happy responses were given TO
the following toasts;
THE Music and Musicians Of the
Plains" s. j. Eggeftsen
"The Bellies Of ~" Hon. S. r. Thur
man,
The Camp Spread, John Lowry Of
Mantl, Ie.A
"roday's Banquet" Mrs. Matte Il.
Vogel
Music was rendered during the ban
quet by the Guitar and Mandolin club.
Among the Pioneers Of AZ present
were the following Mrs Diana smoot,
Mrs. Susan Burgess Crandall Mrs.
Mary j. Fairbanks Pace, Mrs Marion
Park Vincent, Mrs, Jane Park Jones.
Mrs. John Lowry John Lowry. Mr.. j.
Harris, James w. Thomas, NJ W. Mo-
Ian. Mrs. Elizabeth Decker Mrs. Lou
isa Decker, George r. Hin, James oak
ley, George b. Matson, John V. Smith,
Mrs. Martha " Price. Pleasant S.
Bradford, Mrs Saphrona Moore Mar
tin, Hyrum Smith. Branch Young,
Mrs. Franceny Miller, Mrs. Layinla
Ashcroft ELI Ashcroft, Albern Babcock.
Henry Brown, Halmer Smith. Mrs. h,
NJ. Hill Jesse b. Martin. Mrs r. II.
Fleming, Mrs Jerusha Shoemaker Bill
lings Mrs. Mary Lowry Peocock.
ACCIDENT TO HON. JAMES SHARP.
What was at first feared TO be Sc
rious accident happened 10 Hon. James
Sharp yesterday afternoon near Mid
way Wasatch county. He and his
brother Game Warden John Sharp,
We're riding rapidly on horseback to
reach Charleston in time TO catch the
Rio Grande train. leaving for Provo.
Mr.. Sharp's horse fell and threw the
rider to the ground, but fortunately
he was not seriously injured The
horse fell on one Of Mr.. Sharps legs,
which has formerly been hurt and the
new injury may, II Is feared prevent
him from using the limb for some
time. The accident prevented the
Messrs Sharp from reaching the train
in time to come to Provo, and spec.
ial was sent from here to Charleston
for them. They left Provo for Salt
Lake on freight.