The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-16
Institution Formal, /
Under the Most Han,
pices on Thursii'
MANY PROMINENT PM
ATTEND THE hi
Lonesome Little One, |
Be Cared for COm,'
and Properly

Under the mos, favo,.
and happiest auspices N. -
and Day Nursery was On T.1
Gated and formally o,s,.s
building Is situated on a car
at Tenth South and Twel,rs /
reached by the Sugar p,.
a large, costly and Well A..
and most admirably suItsd !.
Of this splendid local ch,,.
visited the home and tSs "
enjoyed TO the utmost W v
VIII through the rooms 's
one of the rooms, the 81
dlminutive babes, lcss ibss as
waved their tiny arns a
welcome TO those who h,a
for their comfort and G tnlr., =
seemingly appreciatIvc n n,
clcaHly and pretty surronna,s ~
Prominent men and vomas
church folk and Leaders | ~ 4
there in great numbers v
seemed TO pervade tho sn,,Is
charity as emphasized IL r", ~
OF rhis really notable sirrs
noble women who have n, !.
aged the association and - 4
their time and money.
Liberality Of Mars.u
Nor would the story Of IA.
complete without special r..
many liberal merchants o, tE,,
furnishers and the like e,ss
have contributed either a ~
important article to 20 In I,'
the rooms thus furnished an
tiful. so the children viii n.
OF homes, In special wards ],
following are represented:
Methodist, PreshyterIan, o.
ern Star, First Congrega,ls.I
Hall and Temple B'nal n
''c NJ" i'pH-cectdIldN l0s ~
For years the association
deayoring to carry on In, d
ing for orphans and having
for little ones whose moth
work. Now they have such
that is far beyond thcIr d
and the whole effort Will >
centrated toward the proper
OF the institution, and 10 n
continued aid and co-opesud
members as we'll as the M
institution Is necessary.
Judge Zane Talti
The exercises Thursday IA
teresting. Music was turhl
Berkhoel. organist, Mr Bd
Mrs. Plummer. soprano, VI
Violinist. The invocation ID
Dean Calladay OF ST. MsrfIf
and Judge Charles s. Zane q
speaker, He briefly toucsi
history of the institution and
a few women Of this ctr \
years unitedly working 10 N
suit as now shown. the ssti,
a large and handsome hous
phans. lie ended with a q
ton by saying that the Il
cast upon the ocean Of 4
home was likcned 10 the isc
when a wireless message
from a ship in distress and
went out of her course to
who were alone on the dssl
dren were thus alone and
hearted women were the ID
answering the wireless mesl
peal for help. and resoulng \
plotting them 10 safe anc.1
History Of the ~
Mrs. Seth w. Morrison rsal
prepared by Mrs. C E
Spirit of Liberty chapter, 9
presenting n large flag 10 .
was d splendid paper, bs!ng
tory of the flag and It's SO
America.
Mrs. a. j. Gorham read u
pared by Mrs, Hancock %
1f the association II Ng
estinG and showed the lran
II keeping the association U
ievotinS much praise 70
have worked so hard 10.
The Rev. Francis Bursetl
an address. In which he
ribute to the many womsa
,iation who have made Inc
Die and made a strong aH
lelp il continually, so lhai iu
1e forever assured.
Mrs. Lakin, the malron-
hat what the children .
nother's care. and that VI
Wished TO give them. but u
AIRY that the matron oe !.
With too many scientific dgu1
roper help, which wouh
from receiving u
are. "a,
Tha exercises were prss
Irs. Rachel 6. Miller pes
ssocjatlon. and all the p
ssisting In the afternoon.
uccesSful opening IN even
isitors were delighted
uildjng.