The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-27
DAY
|NUCH ENJOYED
han 24oO Honored Guests
Are in Attend
ance.
ham CITY GIVES
|THeM WARM WELCOME
. suent in Feasting and
pIeasant Reminis-
CenceS.
The Tribune.

a. June 26.-"old FOLKS uay
,oday was all that was hoped
-.,led. It was a day of gem
.,oc of pleasant reminis-
'~awals of acqualntaEces OF
-1lng and. in every way, an
sor the honored guests-the
The attendance was esti-
,.oO, more than 100 coming
Lake.
n nom Salt Lake pulled into
on ,Ime-l0.30 a. m,-oear-
,han 1850 people, the majority
4 lslne the old folks, i'll whose
festivities had been planned,
,syiag the honored guests were
Joseph +. Smith and his
q. John II. Winder and An
4 iuud; Apostles Francis NJ,
"a W. Penrose and George F.
m addition to members OF the
which had been appointed
szeclally after the care and
4 the old folks
k.endent F. S. Elliott of the
a rendered the use of his
| az Wasatch to the first
= OF the church, and the
sas accepted.
| a Folks Choir Sings.
a 10 Ogden from Salt Lake
Folks choir, under the lead
Veteran W. H, Foster, took a
czh the train, singing Should
.lntance Be Forgot, and was
aIsally cheered. The person.
choir was as follows;
7Mter, leader; Edna Edwards,
Ia; Prof. George Careless,
Hy Gardner, Thomas Butler.
.rce, Hy. Leland.
-Esan Stephens. Duncan Nc
ivan Arthur, James Maxwell.
trstensen.
-s-Mrs Lizzie Thomas Ed
~ Agnes Olsen Thomas. Mrs.
Inhur, Miss Judith Anderson,
rte n. Foster, Mrs. Lucy
Li;s Rose Heath.
liS Mabel Cooper. Miss Kate
Mss Aura Rogers. Mrs.
Lyon. Miss Sarah Daniels.
l,s Pallam, aged 81 years and
vas the oldest person on the
Sarah Curtis. aged 90 years,
Et Then followed James
y Peter Manning. 81; Agnes
y; William Thorne, 90; V.
wearing red badges, which
at they were 20 years of age
7, there were 932. OF those
Rse badges. so years or over.
-fH. The white badges were
even people only. These
rcs over 20,
Alpcted Attention.
<Iue Neibos wore a character
;ess Of Holland, In vogue
eotury ago. and attracted
1i'lon. John j. Barrell, who
e on tin whistle. also at
'en attention. AS a boy Mr..
ved In a fife and drum corps
country, and assisted in
music on the occasion Of the
y tne Prince of Wales. now
.id VII, OF England
Z arrival Of the train In Oe-
ISIS were conveyed to Glen
where a big dinner was
= o'clock, followed by an in
rosramme during the after
aSlllOn Is Crowded.
,uOn was crowded With old.
Nople. too, for that matter.
programme was rendered.
sAanoer was the singing OF
oy the Old Folks choir.
x Me assembly. Mayor Con-
hen delivered an address
70 lhe old folks. in which
nem OF Ogden's hospitality.
F,sas were rendered by Mag
e Tout, and Miss Maggie
an encore. Miss Mamie
aecompanIment. }
w,oseph F. Smith. President
~ 1 and Apostle c w.
sa delivered addresses.
se Careless rendered a vio-
otahley B. Clawson and
sseats offered some fun
b h,so.ons h,osanons and pleased tho
III snsely, v.y, Josh Davis was
sepptesentative OF the Chi
oor 10 the United States
rmaker par excellence.
Iables Decorated.
"a s,a,.h which were spread in the
5ser,' We're all decorated
and after the service
M Tnlth WITH the singing OF the
iho uaik a Thee. Oh God, for a
,haII,ve eussts enjoyed the prod
- safely TO the train and
shsssssl after 6 o'clock. Civ
BOA - ior the Junction CITY
e.n 'heer that had been af-