Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-19
Sunday Schools Of Salt Lake Stake
Spring a Surprise on the
General Public,
DECORATIONS WERE BEAUTIFUL.
Exercises Also We're Of an Inspiring
Character Remarks by President
Joseph Y, Smith

more benutlfullS uocoIhitd lnun " Wut
Yesterday on the occasion Of the SOM
and nowor festival givon by the Sun.
day schools OF the salt Lake stake, Tho
color schomc was blue and white, with
which the stands and galleries were
tastofully d1pod, while the building,
from one end n The auditorium TO the
other, seemed mass VI flowers, with
rcfcs ferns ana pottod plants ON every
hand Tho great organ wOH also de-.
comtod, displaying an American iog
Of pupcr roses, Inc work Of I've Sis
t,cnlh ward sunday school, a huge boo-
hive Of sego lilies and pnnsics by tho
1Ncn,y,nlnth ward sunday school, and
a beautiful archod motto of pink and
white sweet peas, by the seventeenth
ward sunday school, tho same bearing
the sentiment, God Bless our sun.
day schools IN addition the words,
Utah and "Wcl'omu' blngqd forth
from lnoandosconls, making picture
NJ once Slrlklngly attractive. Tho audi
forum contained something Hike 5000
sunday school WORKERS, mostly chill.
drCn, each Of whom carried iloWorH,
and throughout the BUILDING There was
fragrant aroma, la though the spu.
clOuH udliico were one Immense Hover
bed IN fun bloom, sending forth ilg
delicate sweetness, ON each side of the
building were two large loral arches,
through which the children passed To
their assigned places Seated on tie
stands were tho First Presidency ~.
der charles W, ponrosc Of the Couns
cil Of the Apostles Elder George Roy.
nolds first assistant general suporntpn,
dent Of church sunday schools liIHh.
OPS Preston ana Burton of the presiding
BlghoprlC Presiding Patriarch John
smiths Patriarch Angus NJ Cannon,
The salt Lake stake presidency, The
stake eurerlnlendoncy " sunday
schools mombors Of The Dosorot sun.
day school union board aud members
OF The salt Lake stake Iligh Council,
Al these entered the building they
were met by little girls dressed IN
White, who pinned upon them "A beautl.
MI rose as % hitting souvenir Of the oc.
castor, The gellorlos were crowded
with parents and the public generally,
who were much impressed with the
scene and the program carried out,
shortly after 10 o'clock the
great organ pcalod forth The
an Whom tho Rosy Light of
Morning. ana under the leadership
Of stake Chorlstcr Alvin A. Bcosloy the
audience arose aud Joined In singing
this laYorite sunday school song Pray.
81 WAS offered by President John II,
Wlnder. The congregation sang, Tho
World II Fun OF Beauty" after which
Elder Alfred G, Reos Of the stake board
assumed tho role Of master Of corcmO,
MES, ana led the schools In recltng the
Articles Of falth, \ quartet, "Swcut
ana Low" was then rendered by Misses
Lotlio owen julia Jones ana Nlossrs,
Thomas Butler ana Thomas DoNoy Of
The Fourteenth ward after which Pres.
idcnt Ncphl H. Morris addressed the
meeting,
PRIEST NEpUl l.. MORRIS,
In connection with the beautiful spec.
Nclo before him, President Morris read
several appropriate passages from the
New Testament, ono referring TO the
blessing OF little children by the Savior.
ana another llkcnlng the greatest In tho
kingdom Of heaven unto a llttlo child.
Inc speaker alluded to the purity and
humility Of the child and the respect
Pad them by holy men aud writers %
childrcn's literature. Tho sunday
school, said he, was essentially the
homo Of the children, the institution
whore tho seeds Of righteousness wero
town In the youthful mind God bless
our sunday schools" concluded Inc
speaker
p,,c,r,, ,,,,,.n,,
""' ibD MH"vN' 'bNe'
Tho Nineteenth ward sunday school,
under The leadership Of Samuel Winter
b, Hb'V GYo We pat, song en-, l!lca sab
thlrd ward sunday school rocItoi a
memory gem from Mark TO- 1913, M
ioUowei
Rnt whom Jesus saw H. lie was
much dltpleascd and said unto them
Ss0Her ne llllle children 10 como unto
,ne ana FORBID them not for Of such IL
"c Nngdom OF God
u,NorN' say unto YOU, whosoover
0all no, receive the kingdom OF God
,hogaotu V'o ehlld' ne slall not enter
"vluln
vSno Ky Ip8sSnee OF lugh w. DouRall'
King Of RIngs,o Miss Mile WmIams
Sn1bs low SWoy,H mThe Childreph Friend,
gnndnv"1 lV,I2"oI w wy ,en'ol WuIu
corn Syon g'g,9,o9,, wn'.h tocl,ea a memory
mn, ssw 'WnI 100 NV i",,o ,,n ana
mics s"' un,o YOU luvu Souu 'n's
uo11 ia tha,, ~, 80. 80. !. -, a,
N, u, m ,nVUl llal nav, Eon, una pray
and n" wnlVn uespWolulF use you
"'rha,'v,"'o you .,,,
wv go may pc tne cn'liren or
III runner when " heaven Tor
' nlhNelh Ills sun to rise on tho oHil
u' OH lhc good, and sondeih rain ON
WV luh' ana on tho UNJUST
'''oF' WHl'iE PLNYs'
second wsrd ron Me,Oa OF ou he uMGM'y,
most excellent style, AVE Marie" and
XIV Followed by The Twoniy'nlnlh
sunday school which gave q memory
KEN rom Matt, i 1914, ne follows
Enter yo IN nj the straight gate,
Tor wide " the entc ana brond IL the
way that leadoth TO destruction, ana
many thero be which 90 in thcreat,
Because STRAIGHT N the gnte and
narrow is tho way, which leadoth uns