Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-22


meetinghouses tomorrow evening Ex-
cellent programs have been arranged
for the occasion.
SIXTEENTH WARD.
The one hundred and first anniversary
OF the Prophet Joseph Smiths birth will
be celebrated In the Sixteenth ward meet
inghouse on Sunday, the 23rd inst upon
which occasion the following program will
DO given:
Anthem, Let the Mountains Shout for
Hymn. "1he Scar. ..'........C. j. Winter
solo, GLORY to Cod" RotaiD .......
.r,.,.,. ....... Mrs Beatrice Thomas
Incidents In the Life Of the Prophet"
Solo. 20 Song Divine" Gordon Tenn
pie) .'........ ,,.,..,.,...,.,.. .lvor Brlnd
Address Nephi l. Morris
Anthem, 1--WE Praise Thee. o God OF
Creation" tRossinD. Ward Choir
Gloria" tMozarD. ..,....,..,.. Ward Choir
Samuel spry, chorister; Edna II. Coray,
organist
SECOND WARD.
Services In commemoration of the
birth Of the Prophet Joseph Smith will
be held at the Second ward meeting
house tomorrow evening and an ex-
cellent program has been arranged for
the occasion. The services will be-
gin at $3.50. the main feature OF which
will be an address by Apostle John
Henry Smith. A feature OF the musl-
cal program VIII be a baritone solo
entitled Joseph Smith," by John
Robinson, who composed the song,
EIGHTEENTH WARD.
a service OF one hour will be con-
Quoted in the Eighteenth ward, Bish-
op I. A. Clawson presiding. The mu-
sic OF the occasion will be both Christ
mas and memorial in Its character.
the choir rendering special program
and the sololsts being Emma Lucy
Gates, Geo, ID, PIPER and John ID.
Spencer. The speaker of the evening
Will be Elder Junius i. Wells, who
has been In charge Of the erection of
the Joseph Smith monument at South
Royalton, Vermont
IN THE TWENTIETH.
In the Twentieth ward special ex-
ercises commemorative OF the birth
of the Savior and Of the Prophet 80
seph will be held both morning and
evening under the auspices of the Of
ficers of the Sunday school At the
morning session Max Morr will tell Of
Christmas In the Fatherland" and
Miss Jane Cutler will give a brief
sketch OF "The First Christmas and
the origin Of Santa Claus" while
Bishop Romney If well enough, will
speak on the great prophet OF the
latter days, with whom he had a per-
sonal acquaintance. Alexander Craw-
ford will sing by request, ''The King
OF Eternity" and Miss Margaret Huh
"The Chldren's Friend" Special mu-
sic selections will also be given by the
kindergarten and primary depart
ments.
In the evening Elder James e. Tall
mage will be the principal speaker.
''rhe Spirit OF Christmas" will be his
theme. A strong music program, the
one given by the ward choir at Forest
Dale last week will be rendered as
follows, under the direction of Con-
ductor David j. Watts;
Anthem. I'm our Redeemer's
Name (E. stephens) -. Choir
30, It is Wonderful" duet and
chorus) .......,. ....,....
Jno. James, Della Cope and Choir
Organ Solo Prof j. ]. Daynes
praise to the Man" -. Congregation
Gounod's Nazareth, .......
.....John James and Choir
Heavenly Guide" (words by
Mary f, Kelly, arranged by
Prof. j. j. Daynes from
popular air) NJ. X. Ross and Choir
Anthem, send out Thy Light"
lGounod) ...,Ys........,..C hoir
TWENTY FIRST WARD.
Praise TO the Man" ......,. Choir
Christmas Carol ..............C Choir
"AIy Father Knows" ......... Choir
"Shall il be In Vain" .......C CHOIR
Solo, selected, .,....,...C has. Kent.
'Tarry With Me-. Ladies' Quartette
Address .,,....,.... w. III. King
Solo, "rhe Dawn of Hope. .....
..,,...,....A Annie owen Roberts
Anthem. 1.-THE Palmes" ...... Choir
j. ID. owen. chorlster; Helena Walsh,
organist.