Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-18
Grand Musical Treat Given by
The Professors Students and
Tabernacle Choir.
UNIONS CENSURE GOVERNOR.
Latter Was Too Pronounced in Con.
dcmning Agitators--Funeral Of Mrs.
TclfOrd-M. |. A. Conference.

Some Of the sweetest harmony that
has been dlscoursed In Ogden for long
time was listened TO by large and APP
nreclatye audience last evening at the
complimentary recital given by the
pupils Of Prof Joseph Ballantyne, as
sisted by the tabernacle choir, The
large auditorium of the tabernacle was
crowded by the lovers of music who
were delighted with the entire pro-
gram which was rendered as published.
The work done by the solosts was very
fine. The feature OF the evening was
the piano solo by the Brookside,"
rendered by Miss Verna Van Dyke,
who Is but nine years of age. The 1T.
lie girl evidenced in the rendition the
excellent instruction she has received.
Her time and tone were excellent, the
audience was 50 delighted they contin-
usd 10 applaud until the solo was re-
peated, which was the only number
encored, the audience having been re-
ouested not to encore.
Each number was well received. The |
pupils who took part on the program |
are each deserving Of much praise, and |
TO Prof Ballantyre Is due much credit |
for the excellent vocal training his pu- |
pills are receiving. Those present were |
unanimous In nronouncing the recital |
one OF the greatest musical successes
OF the season
The principal affair Of the evening
took place Immediately after the recital
when the members OF the tabernacle
choir with Presidents Shurtlff and
Middleton and Charles j, Ross. assem-
hled at the choir seats to present Prof.
Ballantyne leader Of the choir, with a
beautiful gold watch and fob.
Miss Minnie Brown, IN behalf OF the
choir made the presentation, to which
hr' BaIIantyne responded very feel
igly.
President Middleton and Charles !
Ross made short speeches Of congratu-
lation and encouragement to tho choir
and rs able leader The watch was
beautifully engraved with ogden Tab
ernace choir to Joseph Ballantyne.
Dec u, 1903 and on the fob were the
inflals. j, e. II Is just two years ago
since thh choir was organized and to-
dcay 1t is one Of the best musical organ.
l@auons IN Utah and It's great progress
an1 success is due greatly to Prof.
balantynes able and untiring efforts
MRS TELFoRD LAID TO REST.
All that was mortal of Grandma
hannah Telford, one of Weber county's
uuts' ana most highly respected clti-
1ehs' was consigned to the silent tomb
q. ulh west Weber cemetery yesterday
afternoon after very impressive funer-
~ services, which were conducted at
lhe West Weber Westinghouse by Bish-
op Mcfarland
me funeral cortege left the house
VI ner son-in-law. Charles ii, Green d
Me'b ~ ogden yesterday morning and
!loVeeded to The Westinghouse, where
se services commenced at II O'Clock.
Im Nard choir rendered some sweet '
ih" ".'l, ana Mrs. Mary Farley sang two u
sVauulnl solos, The speakers were Ell 6
W.p natles Netherston, Archibald | i
arIdnd Thomas Etherington,
vtorse Hunter and Bishop Mcfarland
W T"V paid nigh tributes to the memory =.
bl,1o uc'pyed lady, eulogiZing her !
s o,rI ulgSsS Of heart, purity OF mind. love
~ IsI'eoushess and the vast amount
tn. NIou Accomplished by her In life.
frls,5a attendance of sympathizing
Ia M, VINO sAthered to show respects
tisy oged pioneer and the beau
,- Moral tributes laid on her bier
MI evidences Of the high esteem I'm L
"o''h she Was held In the community
T. L. NJ. !. 4, CONFERENCE.
-. ne regular quarterly conference Of "
Ta, iounS ladies Mutual Improve n
wn associations Of the Weber stake y
t oD,. We neId In the Ogden tabernacle nj
oJ.nl row, saturday, Dec. 10. Mt
csr, Iull attendance OF the OIL n,
S.n, guy members Is urged by Presi-
,bs hlIh' 0elh Y Stanford. some of Ia
htnsral board from Salt Lake are
t,y'ea To be present To sneak. The u
''''' Is cordially invited to attend
TRADES ASSEMBLY RESOLVE. d'
nv n, lol,o~ing resolutions were passed s,
tbot. tades Assembly of Ogden at
lbs Dbuldr meeting, which shows how sc
Ipco ~ ,s OF ogden feel with refer
lt1Lo 70 d9v Wells attitude on the ! m
'B b. situation la NJ
Isbor y resolved by the Trades and
oFlrs, assembly Of Ogden. Utah.
itrIko -, nS assembly endorses tho
lmer,,a lne United Mine Workers of 10,
iogtbs,r ~ ~ district 10 and especially in So
8 inst '"l we believe their cause 90
ini mo, S1l We extend our sympathy iui
n support to the striking min me
Second u-. 10
noes ~ condemn the utter Nj,
ary Da, Wv wells as reported in the IN
Wherein h. aug not denied by him, sol
he mino ,.'",iSu 'nat the organizer of tai
'sb an5 workers was not Welcome in II
I tho ' wy, mat the latter should get out ,JoI
ot he s"'c, and further that he would ar
tab n n esaohslhlc for the people of ri,
anlzer snS rose up and drove the or A.
ys bono"r,nu M, MS people out Of the state. Ep
iatory ,hls language to be lnaam- DO
Iic. ana ~ o'lionary and anarch- 0el
} u,ab W. , uttered by any labor leader
illed In ~, ueneVe he would have been ,
=" law for all - we oe''eVe IN De,
KIDNAPPING AFFAIR.