The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-21
FOLD FOLKS WILL
HAVE OUTING
Those Over 20 Years of Age Will Go
to Brigham City.
A THOUSAND TICKETS OUT
AGED cHoRISTERs ARE TO SING
THE HYMNS OF LONG AGO.

From statistics compiled last even
ing by G. r. Savage there will be at
least 1000 old folks who viii make the
Journey over the Oregon Short Line TO
brigham City tomorrow where the
annual exercises are to be held. Mr..
Savage said that he had issued that
number of tickets, and the recipient
IN each Instance is 20 years old or
more than the allotted three score
years and ten. That number does not
represent all the old folks In Salt
Lake There are dozens of men and
women who would like to take part in
the excursion, but they are prevented
because of Illness or because of bust
ness demands In order TO transport
the 1000 mentioned seventeen cars
viii be required
According to the arrangements thus
Tar made the start will be at y o'clock
tomorrow morning, and it is anticipated
that the return can be made sUf-
dciently early to permit the old folks
10 arrive here at 100 O'Clock in the
evening, at the latest
Outing an Old Custom.
This annual outing of the old folks
is not of recent origin. It was insti-
tuted thirty years ago, and of the num-
Der who viii attend tomorrow only
lev are living who participated in the
excursion Of even ten years ago. At
Brigham City extensive preparations
have been made for the reception of
the eXcursiOnists and the committee
representing the Box Elder stake have
left nothing undone TO contribute to
the comfort and pleasure of the Visi-
tors 1t is planned To hold the meet
ing of the old folks i'm the grove sur
rounding the tabernacle
The women i'm Brigham City and the
rancheTs for miles around are con-
fnT no i'm he
and the old saying that the tables
fairly groaned with good things" viii
be applicable when the crowd sits
down to the dinner at noon tomorrow.
Yesterday Mr. Savage announced
That the following named would COM
prise the various committees:
Arrangements-Bish William B.
Preston, 9. r. Savage, William Ed
dingtoui William NaylOr, William &.
Barton. John Kirkman. Andrew Jen-
sen. Hyrum GrOesbeck. and George
NaTSettS.
Committee on Loading Cars and
INSTRUMENTATION Eddington. Hy-
rum GTOesbeck, George Margetts
committee on Reference to Decide
All Questions Pertaining to Trans
portation and Trip-Bishop William B.
Preston, G. r. Savage, William Nay
Tor
Committee on Invitation to Officials
Of State and City and General Church
Authorities-C- r Savage. w NayIOT, l
Andrew Jensen.
Young People to Help.
In order that there may be no mis-
hap and that everything possible shall
be done TO cOnduce to the comfort of
the old folks aides have been ap-
pointed, one man and two women to
each car These aides viii report for
duty at the Short Line depot at 100
o'clock tomorrow morning. and each
has been Informed that seats in the
cars viii not be provided for them.
They viii have to stand up during the
outgoing and the incoming trips. The
following are the aides
Men Aides-Henry .. Berrell-- Joshua
Bean, John Back r z. Grant Con
Lyon. Thomas Lambert. Thomas Max
well. Arthur Day, John Burt W. c.
BOwTing. William Callister. George
NaylOr. Roy CiTOeSbeCk. George Bow
an, GUstave Teudt George Bennett.
Women Aides-Eva Barton. Stella
Langford. Ethel GrOesbeck. Harriet
Eyre, Selma Puzy. Lew G. NayIor.
Miss Seldom, Annie Bowring, Minnie
Margetts, Annie Richardson Hazel
Calder, Florence Tuddenham. Bertha
Jensen, Eva H. Jensen, Miss Winberg. /
Birdie lockwood. Eleanor johnson. l
Bell Barton. EVeline Eddington, Rose
Eddington. Annie Mcdonald. Lizzie
Wheat. Ida Savage. Miss Tuddenham. Z
Mrs. Rudy.
In times past II has been customary /
to brighten these excursions by re /
calling the old folks with Mormon 4
music IN which they have also par /
ticipated, and tomorrow's outing will 4
be no exception to the rule As a /
matter of fact there VIII be an inno- 4
walton when the grove is reached It I
has been planned TO have several /
selections sung by men and women
who years and years ago were
among the most conspicuous soIoists
I'm the Salt Lake tabernacle
Choir Will Participate.
The choir which viii accompany the
train viii be made of the following
named singers:
TTebles-Mrs. Lizzie Thomas Edward.
MrS Agnes Olsen Thomas. Miss LOttie
Owen. Miss Phoebe Foster. Mrs. Sadie .
Benedict Mrs. Kate McAlIiSter
AltOs-Miss Alice Foster. Miss Ma
bel Cooper, Miss Aura Rogers. Mrs
Ella =. Ridges. Mrs Maria Wiuder
Accompanist-Miss Edna Edwards .
TenOrs-WHliam II. Foster. Henry
Gardner. Eli H. Pierce. Thomas Butler.
BaSsOs - Joseph Morgan. Ebenezer !
Beesley, Evan Arthur. Evan Stephens.
Moroni Thomas.
It was announced last night that I'm (
al probability Governor John e. Cutler
and Mrs. Cutler would he members of 4
The excursion party. and that Governor /
Cutler would deliver an address if he /
went The committee on arrangements
will meet this morning TO perfect all
the details.
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