The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-22
Program at /. D. S. U.

Washingtons birthday was celebrated
at the L. d. 5. university by patrl0uc
demonstration in Barratt hall Monday
morning. 0. A. Carlson, in behalf of the
z. G. NJ. J., presented the school with an
immense American flag. AT the close the
students marched out to the music or
National Airs" rendered by the MILL
taTy band.
Mathonihah Thomas delivered the ora
ton on Washington He said that at the
time of the American revolution there
was assembled q galaxy of brilliant minds
unequaled in the worlds history. N de
plotting the man, who by grace of greater
dignity rose above them all, he empha-
sized above all his honesty, his integrity,
his genius and his soberness of mind.
The biggest ward fair ever held in the
city will be formally opened by Governor
William Spry today at o'clock in the
Second ward amusement hall, and Will
continue four nights, concluding with
grand ball Friday evening. Among the
many features to be seen will be the
! fancy needlewOrk booth conducted by
young men, the sweeter- than-hOney booth.
| the wonderful well. the cOmiCal store, the
homo Zoo, the royal mandarin IN his
| oriental stateliness and miscellaneous fea-
lures that will remind one of the streets
of Cairo or the Midway.
| The amusement hall has recently been
| completed and ranks as one of the most
| commOdiOus in the state. The pink and
white festoons adjoining the delicately
| tinted rooms with the many booths, high
! class musical programs and charming at
| PENDANTS, will surely make an evening
| spent there one of entertainment.
| The Eighteenth ward Sunday school
will hold George Washington birthday
! exercises today at p. m. at the Eight
| zenith ward chapel The program has
| been arranged by the teachers of the
ward. and will contain features in which
| the pupils will take part. The address
| of the program, George Washington"
will be given by Willard Bean, the we'll
| known local lecturer.
The students of All HallOws college
| celebrated the anniversary of Washing
| tons birthday last night at the college
| hall, with a musical and dramatic pro-
gram. The friends of the college filled
/ the hall and generously applauded the
| efforts of the boys. The play was,
! AT the Sign of the Rose" by Maurice
| F. Egan, Ii. D., and II was creditably
| rendered. The orchestra, under the
| leadership of Prof. Anton Petersen,
| gave several numbers.
! The Rev. p. NJ. Cushnahan, of Ogden,
! gave an eloquent talk on Washington,
! laying particular stress on the fact that
| Washington was a religious man and
| believed that any country, to endure,
must have abiding faith in God. The
program was as follows:
| Hearts on Fire (twO-step) H. Bauer
College Orchestra.
Washington's Birthday (addresS) -.
Paul Miller.
MY OWH 0ulL0u states NoOlle' ,
Observation-Disclosures. Julian Edwards
My Dream of the U. S. A. (song). 800.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. l.. Chlck, etc
Junior Choir, Soloists ......
T. Sosinski, r. Bryant. NJ. Sweeney,
| F. MCGanney.
Chariot Race (recitation) ......
............. Gen. Lew Wallace
Julius Hilgard
! Selection from Samson and Delt9...
Observation-Disclosures. Saint Saens
Cornet SolO-L Hodgert.
At the Sign of the Rose-Act L.,
| Observation-Disclosures. At the Inn
Dramatic Association.
National Medley ......,.M. leighton
College Orchestra.
At the Sign of the ROse-Act H..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IN GTlSOI
Dramatic Association.
Menuet a IAntique II PadereWsk1
College Orchestra.
At the Sign of the Rose-Act Ill.
| .............. At Morton Court
Dramatic AsSOCia ton.
Closing Remarks, Rev. p. NJ. Cushnahar
Zallah-An Egyptian Intermezzo.
| Recommendations, William Lorraine
College Orchestra.