Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-24

mendatlon OF tho surcrintendanf R,vsi
'ousias was allowed $40 for ~ dave'
.lstl nctlon Of the class IN manual
raining after the departure OF Prof
III ~ cannon, who was also under CON
We't TOT the year The board amir.
prlated $50 Tor n school exhibit al the
i Joy, fair TO be held here next
SFhClAL TABERNACLE SERVICES
a. the tabernacle Sunday afternoon
l O'Clock "a special service vali be
held az which Elder j d pam ,s
eaIt Lake city viii b. the principsi
spetker Tie will speak upon fhe
scenes From the tslfc of Chr,st' and
ulNiue the subject into themes. between
eaeh or which there win be- "a musical
nuinpef conforming with the subject
tIpi sam Whitaker viii oniclate lad
We organ. Prof Joseph Baliantvns
WIN direct Che choir The program
viii be az follows.
tlrst theme. For unto You is born
'iis uay IN the city Of David. a savior"
900 ana chorus. GLORY TO God" Miss
choir
second theme. "Wist thee not thar
sn3ulu oe about my Father busntss2'
choir i'"'i'
Third theme. He arose and robukei
choir
Fourth theme. THE widows Mite
solo Ashamed Of Jesus" Myrtle
Fifth theme "Gethscmane."
Hymn, Prayer Is tho SOULS sincere
desire, tabernacle choir.
sixth theme, The Seven snyinss
From the Cross"
solo and chorus, Green Hin" Mlsa
MAUD Belnap and the choir
500 and male chorus. "Tis NOT
DEATH TO Die Miss Myrtle Ballinger
and choir
Promptly at 1855 Prof. whitaker win
render organ solos.
WoODMEN's BIG DAY.
Local camp No. $780, Modern Wood.
men u America, are planning to have
me OF the biggest times ever had IN
ogden next Monday evening when
Head Consul a. r. Talbot and other
officials Will arrive in the CITY for
a visit TO the local camp AS this is
the FIRST time that the Utah Woodmer
nave ever been visited bv the head
consul IL Is very probable that
many members Of the order from other
parts of the state viii be here.
Head Consul Talbot who is the for
ner law partner OF William j. Bryan
ana a forcihle speaker, win be met at
the depo. and escorted to the Reed
hoteL which viii be his headquarters
whlle In the city. In the evening al
q O'Clock there win be street parade.
after which there will be a class adop-
ton and other exercises IN the Wood
mems hall. Al this time Mr. Talbot
VIII award the special prize banner to
the local camp for securing the largest
number OF members In the past year.
SEVEN DIVORCES GRANTED.
The divorce min OF the Second dis
trict court was busy Friday and grant
ed DEGREES I'm the following cases:
Mary i. Wilson VS.. Charles r.. Will
SON
Harry y. West vs. Grace west.
Mary ]. Lewis vs.. John Wayne Lewis
Leona b. Collins VS. Frederick G.
Collins.
Hazel G.. Kern vs. William 3. Kern.
Anna Ahlgreeu VS.. Elias Ahlereen
Annie @. Critics vs., Motion r. Critics.
All the complainants with one ex-
Ception We're the wives who alleged
failure to provide and desertion In
the West case the plaintiff Is the hus-
band and alleges desertion. This is
the last occasion upon which divorces
win be granted under the old law and
the new law becomes effective on May
H. and thereafter divorces Will be taken
up once a month.
SUCCESSFUL CONCERT.
The concert given in Ogden last night
by the Salt Lake Male chorus was
q decided success. The audience filled
the church and was very appreciative.
Mr.. Coop conducted with great care,
and much Of the success OF the concert
was due to his handling OF the chorus
OF the chorus numbers, the most ef-
fective were the Sailors Chorus from
the Flying Dutchman," by Wagner.
and the "Serenade," by Gounod. in
which Miss Hazel Greaves sang tho
obleato solo. Both numbers were
vigorously cncorcd. Miss Greaves also