The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-15
ORPHANS HOME
To OPEN TODAY
Public Reception Will Be Held
From 3 to 8
o'clock.
PROGRAMME OF EXERCISES
ARRANGED FOR OCCASION
Institution Occupies Admirable
Site and Is Well Equipped
Throughout.

After months of delay in the viewing
of their handiwork the people OF Salt
Lake are at last 10 have chance to see
what they themselves have done for the
city's orphan children This does not
mean days delay. however. In the
good work which was being done for the
little folk, and. indeed, although the gem
eral public has wnited this long. the Or
phons' Home and Day Nursery has al
ready done its work IN caring for those
for whose care it was established. Ana
now when everything Is in fine shipshape
and the little people are all on tneit
legs again, thanks 20 tho good care they
have received In their new home. Salt
Lake citizens who have provided this
care Will have a chance 10 view 'ne'r
work
The real dedcatory services planned
for eraly in June Will be hello today
oTnursday) and IN addition TO the ser
vices themselves the home will be open
for inspection during the entire afternoon
from 3 I'LL o'clock. The services VIII
begin about 3 clock and they VIII con-
sist OF the following programme:
Organ solo .......... John Il. Berkhoel
Invocation ..-.-..... Dean y h IoHauaS
Address ..........,...-. Judge C S; zane
Solo Observation-Disclosures Nj. j. BrineS
Presentation OF the flag .............
Spirit OF Liberty chapter Daughters
OF American Revolution, Mrs, NJ. NJ.
S. Allen. state regent
Selection. quGrtctte .......-., .,...,.,'s
Mrs. a. s. Peters. Miss Amy Osborne
NJ, J. Brlnes and Fred c. smith
Address ........ Judge William II. King
solo ............M Mrs. Charles G. I'lummer
.....-.....-, Mrs. George Il. HANCOCK
"Th" New Home" Rev F. y; Shor,
Violin solo ........... Morris Andrews
Fine New Organ.
The splendid new organ which Will be
used for the first time was gift from
the Berkhoel Music company. and inc
first number will very appropriately be
played by Mr.. Berkhoel. After the pro
gramme tea will be served and irlendS
OF the movement will be welcomed all
tho afternoon and early evening.
The new home is situated on Tenth
South near Twelfth East street. IL Is
located on tract OF ground which com ,
manls view OF the entire valley ana
which gives abundance OF light and fresh
air and delightful surroundings. Inc
building itself is three stories high and
Is at present minus the west wing
which can be added easily winch the Heeo
becomes apparent.
on the main floor arc the dining room,
kitchen and the like and also the recep-
rooms Everything. while simple and
substantial is OF the best TO insure com
fort, cleanliness and convenience. ApoEe
are the sleeping dormitories' that Ior the
Infants supplemented by an immense
sleeping porch extending along the south
side Of tho building.
For the Sick.
Toward one end. and arranged so as
10 be completely separated from the
main part. is the hospital ward and ~;
100. has a great sleeping porch screened
in and arranged for the comfort ana
convenience OF the temporary invalids
These various rooms and wards nave
au hcen furnished and equipped by some
one of the charitablv inclined societies
OF the city and in many cases these so,
cieties have agreed TO care Tor the Ward
which is theirs for an indefinite time.
The entire structure Is a great credlt
10 the city and reflects particular credit
on the good women, whose labors Tor
the orphans are now so nttihsS
crowned