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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-28
Other CHURCHES

Services will be held in the various
non-Mormon churches tomorrow as
follows;
Liberty Park NJ. E. church Sunday
school 10 n. m. public services
IL a. m. and 1880 p. m. Epworth
league gao D. m. Pastors residence
951 south Ninth East
PRESBYTERIAN
Third Presbyterian church. corner
Eleventh East and Eleventh South
Sugar House cars, Herbert T. Hays.
pastor; c. G. Spooner superintendent Of
Sunday schOol-Services on Sunday as
follows; Preaching service at II am.
subject. our Disposal OF Christ" gen
eral service at 1880 pm, led by the
young people. subject, us Ours a Chris
tian Nation?" Sunday school at 1915;
prayer meeting Wednesday at 1880 pm.
A cordial welcome 70 all services
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
First Church OF Christ, Scientist 1896
east Fourth South street-Sunday serv-
ices. II O'Clock am. and 8 O'Clock p M:
Sunday school 9;45 am. The Wednes-
day evening services are held at 3
O'Clock
Second Church or Christ, Scientist.
Unity hall. 13s Second East street-Sun-
day services II o'clock am; Sunday
school 9.45 am. Wednesday evening
services. S o'clock AL are welcome 20
these Church services. Subject, Sunday
sermon, Ancient and Modern NEGRO
NANCY. Alias Mesmerlsm and Hypno-
tism Denounced" Free reading rooms
IN the Scott building l6s south Main
street where Christian Science litera-
ture may be obtained.
CONGREGATIONAL
First Congregational church. corner
Fourth East and First South-E1mer
Goshen, pastor; morning service. II
O'Clock
ILIF'F METHODIST
Tho lin Methodist Episcopal church.
Ninth East and First South streets.
David w Crane. pastOr-Sunday
school 10 am. A. ID. Mcclure. super
intendent. international lesson; morn
ing worship az II o'clock. sermon by
pastor. Trying the Spirits" class
meeting at noon. Miss Vera Jensen viii
sing during morning service. Epworth
league. pm Zillah Darlxe president:
the meeting will be led by Miss Palmer
Evening service s pm; special music,
sermon by pa stor. "A Stone OF Stun
bling" All are invited
PROPHECY FULFILLED
Address on above subject by Prof
r. y. Matthews, Elko hotel, 275 south
Main at s pm. Everybody welcome.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-28
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL

Mr.. r. II. Peirce announces the en-
gagement OF his daughter, r. Dolores
TO Walter II. Handin. the wedding "
take place some time In June.
last night Miss Viola Denhalter and
Don S Campbell were guests OF honor
at a delightful card party given sby
Mira, c. Hemmick and Mrs. w. Hunter.
the rooms being decorated I'm pink and
white roses and red carnations, and
about 40 being entertained.
Miss Hazel Tomlinson. one Of tho
June brides. Is guest OF honor at a
card party this afternoon, the rooms
being bright with the seasons flowers
and her intimate friends assisting.
Ms. C. A. Quigley entertained yester-
day az a large bridge tea, 10 tables be-
ing played and other guests coming IN
later. The rooms were beautifully doc
Grated tho drawingroom and billiard
room In red peonies and the hall and
library In pink roses. while the dining
room was in red, tho table having a
Cluny lace cloth over red satin and a
centerpiece OF American Beauty roses
with candles and shades in the pre-
Vaihng color. Mrs. A. II. Ensign and
Mrs Arthur w. James presided at the
tea table. and assisting In serving were
Miss Emma Quigley. Miss Elise Yates
and Miss Edgarda Wedgewood Nearly
100 guests were present during the
afternoon.
The American Woman's league meets
this afternoon at 3 O'Clock at the Ken
yon and an excellent program will be
given a feature will be a question
box In which questions may be placed.
Mrs s. o. Nelden entertained at a
luncheon yesterday. her guests being
members Of the music section OF the
Ladies' Literary club. The decorations
were In iris pansies, roses and syringa,
and a novel idea IN the place cards
was the inscription on each OF a
thought for discussion after the lunch-
con
Mrs. c. A. ouigley Is guest N honor
this afternoon at an Orpheum party 10
be followed by a luncheon at the
Louvre, given by Mrs. c. $. Williams
and Miss Charlotte Holmes. the decora-
tons TO be in pink and white with
marguerites and pink candle-shades
used, and other details carrying out the
idea.
The Misses Anna and Florence Godbe
are hOstcsses this afternoon at a card
party given IN honOr OF their cDuslnsi
Miss Teresa Godbe and Miss Mar
iorie Brooks. the rooms being decorated
In dark red roses and syrfnga, and the
talllcs being hand-palnted in cupids.
The hostess IS assisted by the Misses
Frances and Lucille Godbe. Five hun
dred IS the amusement. with five tables
played
The Misses Marjorie Brooks and Te-
rosa Godbe were guests OF honor yester-
day at n luncheon given by Mrs. Percy
y. Browne. the decorations being I'm
white carnations and the place cards
In heart design. Covers were laid for
a half dozen quests.
Miss Diva Olsen one Of the June
brides has been guest OF honor at Sow
eral pleasant affairs during the week
Miss Jeanette Hanson and Miss jose
SOrenson entertaining at a kitchen
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-28
ADDRESSED PUPILS.
G.. \. n. Veterans Attend Memorial
Exercises in Public Schools.

Children OF the public schools yester-
day paid their tribute 20 the memory
OF the veterans OF tho war In the school
observance OF Memorial day. In all Of
the public schools appropriate exercises
were held yesterday afternoon. IN which
members OF the G. A. r. participated.
Intermingled with the recital OF tales Of
the heroism and steadfastness OF the sol
dler lighting for his country, the children
aud pupils themselves took part IN the
singing OF patriotic hymns and songs.
Under the direction OF the department
Of Utah OF the q. a. r. speakers were
ne 81 gned to tho various schools as fol-
lows. Jefferson school. n. ID. Corser,
Training school. col NJ. NJ. Kaighn:
Wasatch school, n. Bishop. Jackson
school. H. = Burns. Emerson school.
Tauock. Lowell school "A. S Rawlins:
Bryant school. T. A. Simpkin. Lincoln
school. w G. Veazie; sumner school.
Thomas Harris
AT the Jefferson school the exercises
we're OF more elaborate nature than in
the other schools for the reason that
this school was the recipient OF an
American flag presented by the oliver
o. Howard post. q. A. X. The presenta-
tlon was made by n. d. Corscr. patriotic
instructor Of the post. The members Of
the Howard post attended the exercises
at the Jefferson school IN a body.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-28
BOY HURT AT PLAY.

ignoring the warning Of his play
mate. Lawrence Gjttrup, aged 10 years.
residing az 767 south Third East street.
net with a painful accident this morn
ing while trying 20 climb onto the back
of wagon at Third South and Main
street. The hoy took hold Of the wagon
but slipped and fell TO the pavement.
wrenching his right ankle The sprain
was a severe one and win keep the boy
In his bed for many days.
Gjttrup and a playmate named James
Faddis were walking along Main street
when the former expressed his inten-
ton Of climbing onto the rear end Of
"A wagon. Young Faddis warned his
companion not 10 do Il az the nave
ment was slippery, but paying no heed
10 the warning the youngster tried 10
carry out his purpose. and quickly met
with grief He was carried 20 the
emergency hospital where temporary
relief was given him and afterwards
he was taken 10 his home by PATROL
man W. ". Griffin.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-28
SCHOOLS CLOSE
SUCCESSFUL YEAR
Commencement Program 60 be Rem
dered Friday. June ,. In Murray
FIRST Ward Chapel. 10 n. m.

MURRAY, May 2S-The commence
ment exercises OF The Murray public
schools viii be held in tho First ward
chapel on Friday morning, June 3, be-
ginning at 10 o'clock The following
program win be rendered:
THE Soldiers Chorus sixth, seventh
and eighth grades, Arlington school;
invocation, Henry w. Brown chorus,
Utah. Fairest Utah. girls Of Liberty
school; recitation, Myrtle Mauss; plano
duet, Floris Smith and Alice Warren;
recitation, Chris watts. Liberty school;
song. Flag Of our Native Land Pi-
oneer school; The High School" Mar
guerite Glase graduate OF 'OS class;
chorus, You've Got to be American tn
Feel That Way" boys OF Liberty; paper,
Alice Morris, plano duet. Pearl Conyers
and Myrtle Mauss, quartet, Bonnie
Doom" girls OF seventh grade. Airing
ton: address to graduates. Prof. VIII
liam NJ. Stewart, principal OF state
Normal school; presentation Of Ger
tihcates, Supt. G.. NJ Mumford' fare
well song. graduating Gloss; benedic-
ton. Henry w. Brown.
No flowers.
on Friday the Murray schools closed
a most successful years work, and
both teachers and pupils are happy
that the strain Is over for time. a
number OF teachers Will attend sum
mer school. while others win seek re-
creation.
The payroll for the last five weeks
amounting TO s2S47, will be the last
distribution tin fall
The Alumni association Of Murray
city schools win tender a banquet f7r
the graduating class OF 1910, TO be given
In the amusement hall OF the First
ward chapel Immediately after the eN-
ercises. The members OF the class are
extended a hearty welcome.
A grand bail Will be given by the
Alumni association IN the Trocodero
Friday. June 3. IN honor Of the gradu-
ating class OF 1910.
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ADJUSTMENTS

Daniels Closcs-After tonight's uer-
Torrance the Daniels theater win be
closed for two weeks for improvements
and repairs. and then reoponed with
q musical comedy company. headed by
Allen Curtis The cast viii include 10
chorus girls and several comedians
Beginning with the Jolly widow mu-
steal. comedies viii be run regularly
during the summer, there being two
performances each night, with matt
nees on Wednesdays and Saturdays.
Coming Rccitals-Professor squire
Coop OF the chair % music az the Uni
Vcrsity OF Utah announces two compile
mentary recitals Miss Carrie Brown
Ing VIII give an individual recital on
Tuesday june q In the First CongrcgH-
tiona church. A class recital viii be
held on Tuesday. June "a az the church
and the public is invited. Tickets VIII
be- distributed az the Consolidated MI
sic company after June 2. The pro-
grams viii be- given next Saturday
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-28
ROWLAND HALL.

begins on the evening Of Saturday. June
4. In the First Congregational church,
with a musicale. The second event
comes Sunday with the baccalaureate
sermon IN St Marks cathedral by
Bishop James b. Funston Of Boise.
Tuesday evening the senior program
will be given at Rowland hall, followed
BY a reception in the library on Wed
nesday commencement exercises viii
be held in the cathedral following the
senior breakfast at $50 am. Diplomas
viii be conferred at II o'clock by Bishop
spaldlng. In the cathedral. The class
OF 1910 include Beulah Bertha Behle.
Dorothy Elizabeth Blunck. Mary Boa
trice Sumner, Josephine Helene Nell.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-28

the Granite stake viii be held on sun
day May 20 NJ the stake tabernacle,
meetings 10 commence at 10 a. m,
and 2 p. m. The Saints are especially
requested 10 be in attendance at the
morning session.
The high priests quorum of the
Pioneer stake Of Zion will hold its
regular monthly meeting in the stake
hall Sunday, May 20. 1910. at 10 a. m.
A full attendance IS desired
The high priests quorum OF the salt
Lake stake will meet in the Seven
teenth ward hall, at 10 a. m. Sunday.
May 29th, 1910.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-28

shower last night. ana s,...
oelns present. The rooms -. - gues,
ated In yellow roses and dsca,
evening spent on yVeIne.lqI.e lghtt
Olsen was guest OF honor al an any M. VA
and 'J sb sug 'eo 6a,d being decorated h
MISS Martha Monrad cntor,.t-.
"A linen shower party for '.'lned a
on Monday night. the deco-atio.s- glss,
carried out In japanese effeot 's ~ o,si,l
guests present. and 2
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. stlso- .u.
the Wednesday night cara ', .,..7 alnsi
tables being played and prizes '1 -. ioui
Mrs. g. A. Light. Mr.. w. IA so y
The decorations were IN roses '' s,,
the details done In the rose la. ''a a.
next meeting win be- held on yC. NJ
day June /. with DR.. and Mrs T lines
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-28

every "a hours. To make this available
a storage reservoir OF 1000 gallon
capacity will be built; and In order to
get sufficient pressure 10000 gallon
steel tank on a tower 100 feet high
will he constructed. A turbine pump
will be used TO force the water into
the tank. and the tank will be con-
nocted with the water mains. AT the
site OF the wells the water viii have a
60-foot static head, SIS feet effective
az state and Vine streets. The est-
mate minimum cost OF this develop
ment Is S51,255. The estimate max
imum cost OF power development 10
Cottonwood canyon Is S56,S6O.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-28
HELP FOR BISHOP FUTILE.

The many Salt Lake friends and ad-
mirers Of Bishop futile OF the Episoo-
pal church IN America are gratitied 70
learn that the venerable prelate has
been accorded the assistance Of a bish-
on coadiutor. Three quarters OF his
ecclesiastical labors are given 20 the
administration Of the church at large
as he is practically Archbishop Of the
American Episcopal church. Several
attempts have In the past been made 70
create the actual office OF archbishop
i'm this country. and divide Il into sew
eral archbishoprics. but 30 far with
out success.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-28
McREAsE FoR swTrcmrEN.

switchmon on western railroads will
receive an increase Of 3 cents per hour
after June l. officials OF IA railroads
met IN Denver early this week and
decided % allow the Increase In wages.
SwItchmen have been receiving 80 and
80 cents per hour. but afto- June 1 they
win be paid Sc and AZ cents an hour.
The wage increase viii AFFECT about
$4,000 employees and viii increase pay
rolls thousands Of dollars. The moet-
ing Of railway officials was attended by
j. NJ. Davis and j. A. Reeves repre-
senting the oregon Short Lane.
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RIDs FOR sCHoOL BONDs.

MURRAY. May 2s-The following
are the bidders and the amounts offer
ed for the Murray school bonds:
Woodin. McNear s. Moore, Chicago,
S35 OO7 and accrued interest.
=. A. Kean & Co, Chicago, $4,000
less $500 expenses.
n, M Burntrager & Co, Denver,
sal. 8Ss so and ACQUIRED interest.
Coffin g. Crawford. Chicago, 2350iA.
The Central Savings Bank & Trust
Co. Denver. S35. 2S6, and accrued In
tereht -.
cutter. May g. Co, Chicago, &sb,l36SO
and accrued interest.
a. IA. coffin. Chicago. t35.036
Tho bid OF l.. NJ Burntrager g. Co.,
was accepted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-28
CANNING FACTOR PROGRESSING.

MURRAY, May 2S.-The canning
factory here IS the center Of activity.
All the men that can be secured are
put at work--carpenters especially.
Four or five more OF these could 1e
used 10 advantage. The factory Is %
be completed 10 take care OF lne
strawberry crop. and every effort Is De-
ing made TO have the factory IN opef-
alton within a few days.
Mr.. Ernest Stevenson and fanny
OF Big Cottonwood returned this WeeA
from Sacramento, Cal, where ths!
have lived for two and a half years.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-28
ENSIGN STAKE PARENTS.

The following public speakers WIN
address the parents classes Of the En-
sign stake tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock.
Eleventh ward W W Ritter
Twelfth Thirteenth ward, Dr Tyn-
dali
Eighteenth ward. II A. smith
Twentieth ward. Bishop Heber c.
Iverson
Twentv-first ward. oscar Van Colt
Twenty-seventh ward. W r. Rydalch.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-28
rrrrrToN IN nANKRrPrcY.

John c. Giles. a merchant OF Car
field. salt Lake county, filed a petit
tion IN the federal court this morning
asking that he be adjudged bank
rupt The liabilities shown total Si0.-
372.sa OF which $500 Is secured, $500 Is
wages due an en1ploye, and 1851. SO
consist Of unsecured claims Assets.
consisting OF real estate. stock, ETC..
are scheduled at $500 Of which
81. 552 70 are book accounts Property
valued at $1,000 Is claimed 70 DO ex-
empt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-28
CITY's DREDGE READY.

George f. McGonagle, city engineer.
having reported 20 the city council
that the drodge 10 be used on the
Jordan river Is about ready for use,
Councilman Reedall, Mulvey and
Wood have been appointed COM
mittee TO select a proper site for the
launching OF the machine. The dredge
was built By the Marion Steam
shovel company Of Marion, Ohio at
a cost Of 1880 F. O. y. SAT- Lake
CITY
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-28
WARD
ENTERTAINMENTS

Whitney Hall-On Tuesday next.
MAY 3ist an attractive program viii be
held al whitney han ia honor OF Elder
Frederick ID. Muir who is about to
leave on q mission 20 the Northwestern
states. The following attractive pro-
gram has been arranged by the COM
mittoe IN charge.
Violin solo ........ 3 Morris Young. Jr.
Song g.. ............... Gladys Williams
PIANO duet .. ................t.
spencer Clawson, Jr., and Dor
rit Evans.
Tenor solo .......... oscar A. Kirkham
Recitation ....., FANNIE Cannon Irvine
Soprano solo .............. Edith Grant
Duet. soprano and Baritone, calm
as the hight" ............... Goethe
Irene Kelly and Melvin Peterson.
Remarks.
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NErrnrR AnsENT NoR TARDY.

The following Arlington school pupils
have been neither absent nor tardy
during the entire year-Lucile Cald-
we'll Laura Miller, Fay Miller Hope
Gaufn. Stella Dick, Nerna Sabine, John
Shoeber. Violet Olsen. Mildred Evans.
Joseph Shober. clifford Larson, Howe
Moffat. Virgil Warenski. Blanche
Chamberp. Nola Gordon. Margaret
Bishop, Richard Nelson. Mamie
Aamodt. Ethel Anderson, John Wood,
Ralph Meredith, Leo Warensh, jamie
Cahoon. Mary Wood Lizzie orion,
Homer Martin. Myrtle Schwan. James
smith, Hazel Green, Kate Hay.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-28
DIED.

sMITu.-At san Diego. CAL MY
1910 Mrs Rcbecca smith, Nso'
years. - ali
Remains will arrive Saturday aea ~.
be taken TO the funeral parlois or .L-,.f
w Hall, l64 south West Temple
Funeral services VIII be held Suaae r.,
2 pm. May o. 1910, at the Jewish ~ r,s.
Mo Bnai Israel. N9 south Fourth ~,
street. Interment B'nai Israel ceme''''
STANLIsr AT q south sixt9 ~
street. af.. % 1910 Alfred STANLEY, ~
OF MI Mrs w a. Stanley AZ
"a dave - frsrs
Funeral services will ue neld ~ ~
the family residence today sitllIa,,
MAY =. $780, at 2 pm. lniarmen' Wv
cemetery
sTARKEY In this city, May n,
Charles Joseph Starkey. SON W
and Mrs Joseph starkey assu
years. ,ts f.4.
Funeral services viii be held i ~.
O'Donnell q CO.'S parlors TO-DAY, say.
day, May 2S az 1 pm. lntermen'
calvary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-28
Church Ilctice$.

Regular services Of tho Church Of
Jesus Christ Of Latcr-dav Saints Will
be held tomorrow. Sunday: Fast meet
ings being held in the respective wards
at 2 O'Clock pm; Sunday school at 10
a m, and meetings IN the city ward
assembly rooms and adjacent wards as
follows:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-28
ALFRED BEST RUMoRs.
Family Think Statements Are Over
drawn.

Frederick Best. brother Of Alfred
Best tho Utah tenor. now In Berlin,
and the Dean family with whom the
singer is connected by marriage. are
Inclined 20 think the reports OF his III
ness are very much exaggerated. An
account. published In a local paper,
intimates that Mr. Bests throat Is per-
mHnenuy affected and that he may
give mp his career and return home.
Mrs Dean stated that letter from Mr..
Best received today, merely says he has
gone 60 a health resort for treatment OF
his throat. but does not Intimate that
his trouble a. so serious Frederick Best
says be- had a letter from his brother
dated May g. iu which no mention OF
any trouble was made
The many friends here of Mr. Best
who have followed his promising career
with interest. will hope the reports
may prove unfounded
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-28
wArERMoRKs EsTIAArEs.

MURRAY. May 2s. Engineer G. 4.
Ingerson OF Salt Lake has furnished
the city OF Murray a report estimat-
ing tho cost Of water and power de-
velopment. The development OF the
water supply will be made by means
OF artesian wells. which will flow 200
gallons a minute or 100000 gallons
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-28
CONTESTANTS LOSE.
Napoleon Coker and Charles Ward
SIN Hold Their Homesteads.

The local United states land office
has received notice Of the granting by
the secretary OF the interior Of a por-
ton Of sections 4 and 9. township s south.
range 1 west 20 Napoleon Coker and
Charles Ward whose claims were con-
tested by Douris Davis and Aaron T.
Clayt.n. The land In question was sit
mated In tho Utah lake reservoir site in
Trta1 county and was Withdrawn under
an order eitcr tive April n. is9l Tho orr
do. u restO. auou Was made oct. j. 1919.
in which th land was thrown Omen %
settlement Jan A. 1910. and 10 entry IN
the land office Feb g. 1910 Tho claims
OF Co<er ald Ward were allovcG on the
ground that Davis and Clayton had IN
IN. rovcrnmot had no title. and when
thev discovered this fact setdcd upon
other GROUND TO which other persons hrd
prior claims
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MURRAY DEPARTMENT

The News delivered Murray vicinity branch one
ritzen.
First National Bank Ind Phone
e nj
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-28

r. r. Evans. Florist. SO s. Main I.
Floral designs a speciality Phones
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ELEVENTH WARD.
EIGHTEENTH WARD.

Elder Alma o. Taylor recently re-
turned from Japan. whore he has Ia
bored for upwards of eight and one half
Yeas, viii address the congregation.
Elder Taylor presided over the Japan
csc mission for the past four years and
was directly Instrumental In the trans
lation % the Book OF Mormon into the
Japanese language. other features OF
the evening will be a duet in the Jap
aucse tongue by Elders Ensign and
Taylor. and suitable music by the
ward choir
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-28
FRIDAY JUNE 3
Organist J. J Mcclellan at the organ
SPECIAL REQUEST PROGRAM.

Requests must be mailed TO organist
az tho Templeton building before
Thursday evening.
Doors open at II noon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-28
TUESDAY. MAY 81.
WEDNESDAY. JUNE
THURSDAY. JUNE ?

Assistant Orgaulst Tracy Y. Cannon
az the organ.
Minister March from 'Lohengrin"
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Wagner
The Golden Wedding zoe. Gabriel Marie
Idylle ia j. Flat Faulkes
Mathis ....,...s-t.......+ foulkes
Cradle Song ........,........ Schneider
OId Melody Arr. by Performer
Chorus from Judas MacUabeus ....
........ Handel uiluant
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TABERNACLE ORGAN
RECITALS NEXT WEEK
MONDAY. MAY 30.

Assistant organist Edward P. KIM
ball az the organ.
Cavotfe .........ss...s'ssss sssssss bIelk
Caratina ......-...s.......''ss ran
Berceuse ........................ Kinder
Elevation ..........-.s'.'.'.t. go. Lold
old Melody Am by Performer
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