Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-29
TABERNACLE SERVICES.

4 ~ '.,ui !Hsg. Lie lunGheon, the Fifteenth
INFANTRY band and the ladies' G. a. r.,
mainly or the old familiar pieces, such
as q Dixie, Ks wv Old Kentucky Home.
and the sSuannee River, ,3 IA
Following the luncheon the guests
Were invited into the tabernacle,
'',,.sI, the following program was
1 9esection ..... +. ia bernacle choir
Prayer s. President John r. Windels
select1on Old Folks choir,
54address of Welcome. Mayor Bransford
character IN song, Old Maid ".s.... M.
i, NJ. Prof. II. Stephens.
Remarks 80. j. Governor VIM Spry
Song, Bring Back the Old Fol y, 4
..| g... 't..I.,. M. Prof, Charles Kent
remarks President Joseph It. Smith
organ solo. "Oid Melodies" .....
4. Prof y. j. Mcclellan
Song, The Flag Without a stain,s'
~. Mrs. Emma Ramsey Morris
Violin solo $3.50. Miss Romania Hyde
ispeclalties MIR. Sidney Cllalkcr
Song. Ben Bolt''. Miss Hazel Barnes
Song, Geo; B. .Iargets and congregation
ssc!ecti on Symphony orchestra
#selection ........ Tabernacle choir
Renediction .......i.......
REMEMBER c. n. SAVAGE
The following resolutions III memory
OF Charles r. Savage We're passed dur
ing the services in the tabernacle
Il, Nhertfs Our Heavenly Father
from this life our beloved friend,
Charles r. Savage who died in Salt
. Lake City, Utah, on the fourth day
i OF february, 1902 at the age OF rs 4
years:
Whereas, we desire to express. asst
w = IL, 4
4 citation of his life and character, orr
love for hts memory, and our sense OF
loss at his demise: 435
e therefore,, be 1t Resolved by the
old folks committee. or which the de-
parted was the founder anG in whose
II la Dor of love and charity his was
ever the most active and efficient part
and BY the aged and swidows5of this IN
.termountain region,stlle frequent reci-
ptents Of his loving kindness; II III an
nual assembly convened. that in his
.Geatl, NE have suffered tile loss or one
W hose memory we shall ever cherish
as our self-sacrificing and devoted
friend, benefactor, and co-laborer:.
whom we shall ever bear in affections
ate remembrance for his unfaiIingE
charity and greatness Of heart; and
whose talents, virtues, and services we
shall ever honor and emulate;
81 Resolved, That the community IN
rev at the departure Of one of it's most
useful and highly respected members
Wl1osse3 long career, dist inguisi1eti by ir-{|
dustrX, thrift fl lclpac city, Integrity, antl&I
bene scenes, has prominently identifiad !
his name with the history of this west s
ern country; those unfailing kindnesssiI
of5heart and bigncss fGsoul made him
the untiring and helpful friend OF III.
weak and distressed of all creeds, con-
ditiens. and localities and whose mod
estys was so great, wlthat. that the In |
charities fof his zone shand8I
We're unknown to his other hln,i5s
whose attractive personality, genial |
and open-hearted 500
endeared him to all who had 4
the pleasure of knowing him; who wa;
I wise counselor, a loving and thought
Jul hus band and father, considera.c$
nel2 hhor, and an exemplary citizen;}s|
Who was n man of superior intelligence.
in talent. broad in variety Of
attainment. keen In the acquisition and
willing and l1arpy in the imparting of
knowledge, which lie cleaned from
every realm OF thought and endeavor;
ind who was profoundly and diligently
lev6ted to God and the gospel of Jesus
christ
,. Resolved, Further, that We deeply
with the family OF the d.
ceased in the loss or such Il lovable
Ind beloved husband and father: and
hat, in. formal testimony of our SYM
1athy, respect, and love, We transmit to
HON an engrossed copy OF these reso-
ntions signed by each member of the
in behalf of themselves and
+ the Old folks and widows, who for so
many years. have been the objects of
lis affectionate solcitude.
Among those who took part in tbs
program was McCieilan's symptoms
orchestra.
s Throughout the entire day not an ac-
ident among the guests of the city
va 9 exported. in spite of the extreme
leat not one OF the old folks was over
ono. II