Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-23
BIC MENU FOR THE CITY POOR.
Salvation Army Gettlng Ready to Pro-
vide q Splendid Dinner for
The Homeless.
BIG RABBIT HUNT IN MORNING,
Followed by Football Games for the
Sporty and Church foe
The PlOus.

Thanksgiving viii be rabbit day TO at
least 100 OF Salt Lakes sporting COM
munity The special train provided
for the occasion will leave Salt Lake
over the San Pedro for Cedar valley
tomorrow al o'clock IN the morning.
and return late In the evening.
The grounds this year are not as good
for hunting as ordinarily on account
Of the fact that there Is no snow as
yet, and that the rabbits have 30 much
opportunity to hide In the sagebrush.
The day VIII probably be characterized
by small klll IN which expert gun
ncrs viii show W TO good advantage,
in former years large Kills nave been
reported from the valley Ten years
ago a hlll OF 5,O4s by actual count was
brought In by 10 hunters TWO years
ago about 1900 was the total Kill,
IL is safe TO say tnat those who do
not 30 70 the iabbit hunt Wall be found
on the side lines at the big football
game between the l. Of L. and the CO.
dorado university,
There are to be three union services
among the local evangelical denOmina-
tIons. the churches being grouped as
noted IN yesterdays News, according
to convenience OF attendance, while the
Episcopal and Catholic churches wor'
ship each under their own vine and FIX
tree, Some of the services have IN view
special musical exercises n0tlceably the
union meeting at the First Baptist
church, where an attractive musical
program has been prepared by Choir
Director G. o. Harris, and these an-
thems VIII be sung by the choir. 70
come, lot us sing" by Holden Praise
We the Father" by Gounod. THE
Lords Prayer (chanO by Walton
Babylon" by Nevin.
The afternoon Is set apart generally
for dining exercises and OF these there
promises TO be enough Tor all. The ialls
and the state prison Will each have spe-
cial bills OF fare for the guests OF the
state; at the hospitals the orphanage
the inirmary and other public instGu-
tons, the inmates are 10 be suitably
remembered the city hotels are pre-
pared 70 furnish their guests with me-
nus Of special excellence, as is always
salvation Army post cOmmandant has
the case on Thanksgiving day, the SAL
walton Army commander has completed
final preparations FOR the usual big
dinner for the poor and homeless IN
the Realty block ON West Temple
street opposite the Commercial club
Following is the menu
Game-koast turkey with dressing,
roast chicken with dressing and roast
duck with dressing.
Meats--Roast beef with brown gravy,
roast mutton and roast young pig
MISUNDERSTANDING potatoes, French
turnips creamed, carrots, Dixie squash.
macaronl and cheese celery
Bread and butter; tea and coffee.
Desert-Punkm pie, mlnce pie. apple
pie and fruits.
Thanksgiving day will be suitably oh.
served tomorrow IN this city, by an
save newspaper men and the police who
viii works as usual. As Il Is q legal
holiday the banks and places Of busl-
ness throughout the city WIN BE- closed.
except the markets, which remain uplH
for q short time IN tho morning Tho
postoIlica VIII observe The usual holiday
hours, and the town take on curly
Sunday ASPECT. The main featureg az
the dry WIN Of course vary between the
devotional aud the prandian, the athle-
tic and hibulous-pcrhaps mostly Che
two latter, aud the aim and object 90
the average citizen win be the enjoy
ment OF good cheer. Family reunions
are always In honor ON such festal oc-
casions, although IN the west such re-
unions have yet TO come into the estab-
lshed Observance obtaining IN the
country east Of the Missouri river.