Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-27
AID FOLKS DAY
= 4 BIG SUCCESS
y,.,srday's outing EcIipsed All
previous Ones Held at
Ogden.
AVE THEM A REGAL SPREAD
.,.,, of junction City Arose to the
T'r -.,oo and Herculcan Task IN
p-o,idIug for Army of Aged

,be old folks OVERSIGHT
u -., .s this morning or demanded
b'n'. ~ breakfasts be brought 10
uA '-ssscs they were entitled to II
'h'i living their youth in the fash
81" t,i yesterday. II is safe TO |
'oa \" however after they awohe |
Ftl.. r,y sounded the praises Of all
u .,la hand in making yesterday
i'.a y, ,,n,. since June II, 1876 has os-
"a ,.,,ra,ned the silyer-haired vet
- A.i Yesterdays outing eelipsed
' o. all Given an ideal shady spot
'a'" o,.rvood park and an energetic
"A' be- and the result Is not hard
Loo AZ. Everything was handled
.I.sost hitch. The l'lai guests sot 20 o., !,
ssi,lake augmented by IVY OF vV9 o'I
"a, from ogden had the ume OF lh-'i
wish only had 70 De EXPRESS
ne soumand was obeyed Nl't
s,..,.ty bv The bevy OF young men ana
Who devoted the day To- "lii-
.9 f1e needs Of the AGED. II was
us .r,a'ly conceded by all who were
wv, arI had attended previous OUT
faf tho ogden entertainment yes
s,,y established n new mark.
IN. ala folks outing OF late years
,,ovu 90 almost cumbersome pro-
.,.,iors Nothing daunted however:
~, arose 10 the occasion and showed
~ crowds could be handled Viln
s.,,..5 and comfort. When 70 Is COM
.5trsl fbqt the multitude was t'i
80 and ciyen knives. forks and clean
st,,.s on each occasion some idea ~
.te tar.ulean task can be gathered.
~, f.s6Vashiug bee that followed
-gsf have been stupendous.
A REGAL SPREAD
Tho, fhs viands that were spread
,~5-c be posies on the long dainty
49,. There were no Handouts II
,,r please. Ii was a regal spread from
.si5 meats "a 1000 dishes OF stravbcr-
rss end cream, pickles To frosted cake
ne second joint of Il chicken 10 pie
none of your lunch-counter PIE ether
Oeial covered herself with glory
and while the guests were being enter
fgirtd iu the theater on the grounds
fhe committees Of the various wares
worked with renewed frenzy TO have
rsry,hins ready for the old people 50
hal they could have a second meal -
soon as the program was over.
YOUNG OLD FOLKS.
Some OF the old folks worked. too.
-,te President John r. Winder Tor m
rsles He is a sprightly young man
FSu mex, birthday Coming ny 70 os-
IA oD the big train he shook hands
r.b over / 900 people. as he went from
-- Do rnr. In ogden he must have
s1srG hands With as many more
~ Utre good hearty Mormon
t,-ssnskes- the kind calculated 20
r-ro mans fingers after dozen OF
81 IA
d goes without saying that the GA
fffs' committee. the aids, the cnoi
s-1 slfrs worked also II one and al
srs Uor entitled TO a rest today II y
fhfr o,.n fault. Not an accident o.
alr-a not "a drop OF rain descended
11-trs happened 10 mar q perfect udg
THOSE RESPONSIBLE.
Those responsible in ogden for tn
success include the Weber count!
general committee Glenwood FaIii
,snp8av. me ogden RAPID Transl
omra1y. r.. 3. Heller. J. e. Slade am
Gforr. Eowlauls who furnished thel
trcsrs.oa wagons free To transport IN
bid folks. and number ot resident
Who loaned their huggies and auto
mobiles f1r the occasion. 50 vel wa
lilo work done that 10 took the com
uutes less Than i5 minutes 10 Trans
rru everybody from The ualn 10 Glen
wood park. A..
M, Weber county committee whic
established such a reputation ytstei
asr for organizing and cdrrlih
through the details of the days enter
unmeut without hitch was compih
90 OF the following.
Robert NcQulrrle. chairman; pres
dent u. W. ShuruI0. e.. F. Middleton
IS. G. Flysart. Bishop, d II. Ensig
James WathCspoon. Edwin T. Moole
and GeuCc Smuin. John V But
John T.. HeWick James H. Douglas
e. Il. Grecuwou r. 81. Goddard, b.
Goddard. Charles J. Ross. Moro
Pou'itr. Aaron kadewyn John
Wilson. 70. G. Jacobs y. A. Shrceye
T AUalln George Shorten Walter
hIr HYum B-.uap II. W. Civilian
HTum Shurc Mathew Gait, ".
Van DYKE Jr. Walter Crane Asa
FAIR vs.. +. MCCuuC and Edward
Tout
Besides these there we're numero'
sIt.tomuiuDeS
HISTORIC THRONG.
The recollection of the sea Of uI
turned face, ri the 100 gray-halr'
veterans as viewed from the stage
h0 il.nWH1i park thCater yesterds
afternoon win ever remain with tho
Nhn clz.l over that interesting an
historic 'hr0Hg the sound OF tho
g1'''rng voices Joining In the o
Mormon hymn We thank Thee. {
Goa f.r o. Prophet will long ling
in frrr ears To witness old M
,.iHns Their hands IN the ccstacy
0'lglt .i,ar each number. boyish
I'arl got so feeble IN body III
".A impact of the palms was a
.'lfMll by "a jerk OF the head, "
sslI calculated 20 inspire one. Ne
le'la} everybody felt young and *
nsa. Even bIue-cyed mothers
r1ag-up sons undertook 70 work
m.1 huiaiions with hashtul you
men,
TYPICAL PROGRAM
Ih- program carried out Tor the d
HtgAt.l ~ the old folks yesterd
d'fToon was O. typical one. The vi
iif'ae1cv vas there and spoke Wor
N cheer. the old folks choir san
't4.Is sweetest singers were raptu
.esf ipplauded. Messrs Clawson "a
NaIgetts tied their vocal chords ~
tHH's and laughed until the tears 2
gown their cheeks with their audienC
a.'1 Davis threw some verbal DO
'iu 20 the girls Of ogden from
Io-flm and everybody WAS happy
me auditorium was gaily decorai
i0I NE occasion with bunting a
-feamcrs. Sentiments such as, e
PAGES and Young Hearts "Ogd
h1nors the ola Folks" "Oli Age
Honorable we Love the old Folk
lIIlIracd the uillara