The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-30
JOHN REX W|NDER
FUNERAL THURSDAY
This Has Been Definitely Deter
mined by the Church
Authorities.
SERVICES TO BE HELD
In MORMON TABERNACLE
Invitation to Attend Is EX-
tended TO the General
Public.

The funeral or President John Rex
Winder will be held Thursday at IL
clock In the Tabernacle. The body VIII
lie In state and can be viewed from 3
until 1890 o'clock in the morning. The
music will bo furnished by the Taber-
nacle choir, of which organization Mr..
Wlndcr was president. Such were the
principal details decided upon Tuesday
by the leading churchmcn to whom
had been left the arrangements for the
funeral OF one OF their leading officers.
The family Will meet at the home OF
President Winder. which Is Just opposite
the Tabernacle, but mourning Will be
discarded owing 10 one OF the last wishes
OF the deceased.
The general public has been invited to
the Tabernacle services and the attend
ance Will no doubt be very large. The
interment Will be In the City cemetery.
The programme OF the services is as fol-
lows.
Hymn. God Moves in a Mysterious
Way choir and organ. T.. Stephens, d.
rector: j. j. Mcclellan, organlst.
Prayer, Joseph E Taylor.
choir
Quartette. "Who Are These Arrayed IN
White" Mrs Lizzie T. Edward, Emma
r Morris. Robert Siddoway, Horace S.
Ensign.
Hymn, mid Scenes of Confusion"
Horace S. Ensign and tabernacle choir.
Address.
Hymn. crest for the Weary Soul" tab
ernacle choir and organ.
Benediction. Seymour b. Young.
Organ music.
Hills Surrounded" temple choir,
Dedication OF grave, Bishop Franklin
S. Tingey.
The funeral procession will be as fol-
lows:
Band.
First presidency and patriarchs.
Twelve apostles.
Pallbearcrs.
HearSe.
Family
First seven presidents Of seventies.
Presiding bishoprlc,
Presidents OF stakes.
Presidency OF Relief society.
Temple workers and choir.
Members Of Deseret Sunday School
union board.
Members Of Y. NJ M A. board.
Members of Y. j.. NJ l. A. board.
Members of primary board.
Members OF religion class board.
Directors or business organizations to
which deceased belonged.
Civic and military organizations.
General public,
Tuesday morning Governor William
Spry sent the following letter of condo
lence TO the widow OF the dead church
Mrs. John r. Winder. Salt Lake City.
Utah;
Dear Sister Winder-My heart is filled
with sympathy for YOU and yours in this
your hour of deep sorrow. The burden
of grief you are called upon 10 bear Is
shared by circle of mourners that is
limited only by the extent Of the ac-
quaintance OF President John r. Winder
THAT the life OF President Windcr has
been spared to this day. In vigor and
strength and power, and that he lays
down tho burden at a ripe old age, In the
full possession OF his faculties. in honor
before his brethren and friends and at
peace with God. Is a source OF satisfac-
tion that can but ameliorate the sting at
parting.
''The records of the state OF Utah tes-
tify TO the faithful discharge OF public
trusts placed in the hands OF John r.
Winder; the city and county OF Salt Lake
and the State Of Utah. in which we take
40 much pride, reflect in their material
development and prosperity the influence
OF such men John r. Windcr. In his
passing the church loses a pillar and the
state ono of its foremost citizens; but his
influence and memory will live 10 the ad
vancement and upbuilding OF both.
Accept my deep commlseration. Very
sincerely yours,
civilian SPRY,
Cover rnor OF Utah"