Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-06
Scandinavian People Celebrate
Anniversary of Granting OF
Danish Constitution.
SING IN FOUR LANGUAGES.
coming Events at the Rcsorts--f.llts
At Sallair june 20---"Elag Day"
At Lagoon june IL.

damere yesterday in commemorHtion or
the granting TO the Danish people of
constitutions of religious and govern
mental liberty by their sovereign.
large crowd assembled, in spite OF the
threatening weather In the evening
program was presented in the large
PAVILION. A feature of the evening
was the singing of selections in three
scandinavian languages as well as III
English. The scandinavian choir of
Salt Lake stake, under the leadership
of John II. Peterson, and the Swedish
choir of ensign stake, under Hugo
Peterson, furnished the music. The
Uholrs sang the national anthems OF
Denmark Sweden, Norway and Ameri-
CA in the respective language OF each
country,
SPEECHES APPLAUDED.
The addresses We're appropriate to
the occasion. and the speakers were fire.
quently Interrupted with applause
The first speech was by l.. Moth lver-
sen, who gave an interesting recital OF
the events leading up to the granting
VI the constitution to the Danish poo
pie j. NJ. Siodahl was the next
speaker. He showed reasons why rep
rosentatves of all nations could join
with Denmark in celebrating their day
of Independence, for the reason that the
cause Of liberty was the cause of hui
manity, Judge c. NJ. Nielsen followed.
pointing out The Significance OF the
Danish independence to the three Scan
dinaVian countries, and especially to
Norway which had just recently
achieved her own complete independ-
euce. Andrew Jensen spoke upon the
effects the granting of religious lib
erty at that time had upon future emil
grafton TO this country. President AM
thon n, Lund made a brief address,
speaking OF the benefits derived and
the progress made by the scandinavian
people through the efforts of the liber-
Is loving, peace loving patriots who
made religious liberty possible.
TEDDY is CHEERED.
Al the conclusion of the services, the
assembly gave three hearty cheers for
the Soandinavians III America and for
President Roosevelt, A gentleman
was overheard 10 remark, that although
he had always been Democrat, he
would cheer for President Roosevelt
this time,
The committee having the affair in
charge, and to whom the success OF the
affair was due, was as follows: II. f.
Nelson Andrew Jensen, p. w. Mad
sen, c. F. Orlob, John Lawrence,
Charles Forsberg and Hugo Peterson.
Teddy Bear StranSIed--One of the
Teddy bears brought by Stephen IL.
Love from Idaho and placed in Wanda
mere resort, came 10 its death yester-
day by strangulation. The cub climbed
pole i'm his den and fell to the ground.
and the chain attached to the bears
collar caught on the pole, and before
help could arrive the animal was stran-
sled.
EIlSs nj Saltam-Elks' purple day
will be celebrated at Saltair June 20,
a special program is being arranged by
the local lodge having the matter in
charge, and II is said there will be full
for everybody. ON June 10 the Eiks
will conduct an auto parade as boost
er for the excursion. in which a prize
Will be awarded for the most attract
lively decorated automobile.
Real Estate Day July 11---"Real
Estate day" will be celebrated by the
members of the Salt Lake Real Estate
exchange at Saltair on July IL. Local
dealers have already subscribed $3.50 to-
ward a fund TO be used in giving prizes
to those making the trip to Saltair with
the dust dealers The firms that have
subscribed to the prize fund Tor real es-
tate day at Saltair and the amounts
given by each are as follows: w. j.
lialloran, $50 futile Bros. $50; Il. H.
Eirrell. $50; Salt Lake Real Estate &
Title GO, $50; \. Richter, s25. Tomor.
u. - ~.
odd Fellows viii gather at Saltair Juue
Is and the Ensign and Salt Lake sun
day Schools juno 10.
Flag Day June tJ-"Flag day.
viii be celebrated BY the Grand Amy
Of the Republic and Kindred organiza-
lions al Lagoon on June n. program
of sports including a baseball game be-
tween two teams OF veterans, Is being
made up The affair is IN the hands OF
special committees the personnel of
which is a guarantee, of "A eood tir1n
~ a meeting held last evening TO per-
tect arrangements for the celebration,
the memorial committee of the Grand
Army and allied organizations adopted
resolutions extending the thanku of
those organizations 10 everybody who
aided IN making the Memorial day pa
rade grand success.
Lagoon Booldngs--Laguon resort
has full calendar OF bookings for
June, with the exception of four days
ana these viii doubtless be filed be-
Tore the month Is out. Following is
the list Of organizations that will hold
celebrations at Lagoon and the date
selected by each
Saturday. June Swedish Broth
crhood
Tuesday June 11--Indlan War Vet
elan association and Ladies' Demo-
cratic club.
Wednesday. June l2-Tenth ward.
nineteenth ward, Twenty-fourth ward
and IWenty-elghth ward ana the Re-
tan Clerks association.
Thursday, June l3--DaVls county
sunday schools
Friday. June 14--G. A. Il. state day.
Saturday June 15-Iron Mouldcrs'
union.
Monday, June H. Latter-day
Saints German society
Tuesday June 1S---LoNal Americans
Of America ana Salt Lake jewelers.
association.
Wednesday, June l0--Thistlo club
uf salt Lake ana Scottish Cr0nles of
Ogden
Thursday, June go FirG C'ongrc-
rational Church Aldo society and sun
DAY school S. Philips church and
SUNDAY school and the Plymouth sun
dnS school
Friday June -Woodcrafi day.
Woodblne clrsle salt Lake circle ana
Silyol Maple circle
saturday, juno 22 scandinavian
societies of salt Like ana Ogden
Monday, juno -4--Nordcn Literary
society midsummer day
Tuesday, Juno 96-~Old folkg' ok.
nursion of salt Lake aud Davis comfy.
Thurs lay juno &C. Retail Butch
sls and BroaeiB association. butchers
barbecue.
Friday. juno es.-First Methodist
church ana sunday school
saturday June 20-Z. q. NJ I.