The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-05
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solution. is fact that must delight all
persons interested in the subject
IL is well known that this association
believes In training In athletic diver
sion and intellectual ambition as a SOW
ereisn safeguard against many OF the
evils to which young men are subject ."
No one who has ever taken the palms 10
pay visit to n well-organized headquar-
ters OF the association can have failed
10 recognize the fact that the inspiration
of the undertaking lies In supplying con-
genial and helpful occupation for the
leisure hours OF our young men. Now
these principles developed IN rural neigh
borhoods for the advantage of fine young
farmers or their half-grown sons will
plainly lead to most satisfactory results.
and every lover of our country will wish
the officers OF the Young Mems Chris
tian association God-speed In their new
endeaYor.
Fine Programme Carried Out.
In this connection it might be inter
esting TO note the programme that was
prepared by the Central Young Mems
their annual entertainment Whether or
not II had anything 10 do with the am
billions of the association to interest
themselves more especially in the coun-
try work during the coming year re-
mains to be seen. but certain 1t is that
the corps OF leaders decided to have
county fair as the grand event OF the
evening, and this was followed by
country circus. There was an exhibit
OF fruits and vegetables, flowers and vari-
Gus kinds of grain. also every kind OF do
mestic animal that the widest imagina-
ton could suggest-monkeys. birds, rab-
bits. poultry, cats and dogs, not to men
tion quadrupeds OF larger size. These
were all exhibited after tho fashion of
the usual September fair In Il country
town. The country circus brought IN
some unusual attractions. such as
wood Saving contest. n balloon ascen-
sion and breakdown OF a heavily-loaded
- rr1N Npf ATg,, al L.
lists were in the ring, and the accom-
pl;shed athletes OF the Young Mems
Christian association gymnasium were no
small part in the performances. II is
needless TO say that the young men found
no difficulty In providing the music of
the occasion through their regular or
ganization.
Given Pleasant Surprise.
1t Is not often that the rector OF
parish enjoys the sensation Of such a
DIR. Nichols, rector of Holy Trinity
church, In Harlem. formerly of Mime
apolis. And moro astonishing still was
the fact that not only. was the rector
with the exception OF half-d dozen peo-
pie who had the matter in hand. 1t is
not so very many years ago that the
debt upon this parish amounted to
Preparations will now at once be set
on foot for the conservation OF the
'uuISil' WHICH cOulu not ne done u0til tnG
mortgage was paid The property is
valued at si25.O00, and the large edifice
Is considered one OF the handsomest in
New York City.
Influence Of Trinity.
While another. Trinity church in New
York. has ceased to be a landmark so
far as it Is concerned architcCturally. its
influence Is felt more and more through
the power eNerted by the MONDAY serv-
Ices which have grown TO be regarded
"a risN1rG eT,v,-
OF the year 1t is great thing that, I'm
the midst of the very busiest quarter of
the whole United Stdtes-the corner of
Wall street and BToadway-a place of
worship should be thronged by thousands
OF men who sacrifice q large portion OF
their scanty MONDAY rest TO join in the
simple devotions which are provided
This coming Advent. services will be re-
sumed again. Among the preachers al
ready announced are the following:
Father Huntington, the Rev Dr. Stires
Prof. Roper, Prof, Blodgett tho Rev
Dr. Drury. Bishop Courtney, the Rev.
John NJ. Page and the Rev. C. f.
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