The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-05
WO0DN|EN HON
THEIR DEPARl
Memorial Services Are H.,|
Mt. Olivet and Cit
Cemeteries.
ADDRESS is DELIYEREn
BY THE REV. Mr.. SIM
Members of the Camps II,
Through Streets Led hy,
Band.

Departed members Of the lor,,'
OF the Woodmen Of the Wnr,a
Modern Woodmen of Amer,c, -
ored yesterday when both fra,.,'
CARNATIONS held annual memod.,
icss- Simple but impressive s,.
wsrs' carried out during tina fo-...
afternoon at the City cemeterv so2
OlIvet, where joint unvcilIne ~
Hents In memory OF the denSrts
and rltuallst!c services formed ~.
Clpal programme OF the day. III"
men OF the World also paradsd
the principal streets OF the h,sirt.s
ter between and 2;30 o'cloer
afternoon.
Without formal ceremony mars
both orders gathered at the cemsse.I
the forenoon. About 100 grayss
stre~n with flowers and decora,J,,
blems OF tho organizations, NM.
names OF former comrades wsr.
Throughout the ceremonies a niyss
tette rendered appropriate hymr,
songs. The participating orrant5
included camp No. 53, camp No' sf
camp No. i0G OF the Woodmer
World, and Great Salt Lake care
l0,01l OF the Modern Woodr1
America. About 1000 members st,'
March Through Street,
A general assemblage Of Woodn.,
place at Eagles hall Second SoM5
west Temple streets, in the after,..
z clock. \ procession was formz;
the march through the principal 81.
thoroughfarcs began. Angus WcRs'~
camp No, 90 was marshal of ~
Three divisions were formed. cn1--
the members OF each camp. each ~ /.
was led by degree team OF &,
members.
Two bands furnished martial ars
ternal strains The column was Il.
by platoon OF police. The para5s
banded at Eagle gate on South n.
street. where street cars and e.
ances were taken to the City car
where open-air exercises were MN
The ritualistic exercises were T.
out by the members of Salt Lab z
NO. 53, led by &. a, Laubly. council h
mander, w, w, De Camp adviser
tenant, and e. a. Headman. =.
banker, each of whom made sho,i
dresses or reclted appropriate ven.
lifting tribute 10 the memory al
dead. Music was lntersperscd d
mixed quartette comprised Of IN
Paul. A, E. Brady. Lucy kirkman
Mrs. Emma Sandcrson. The unyeIIn
a monument in joint rcmembrance a
parted brethren was led by Marshs'
kellar. with the customary ritual I.
honor and remembrance were the N.
of the utteranceS OF the trio OF ritpaI
leaders.
Rev. Mr.. Simpkin Talks.
Rev, p. y. Simpkin of the PhIllIps
gregational church delivered the
mortal address. lie declared that io
sembling 10 do homage TO the dead
pie were often too much inclined to
their thoughts and services toyaai'
remains beneath the sod. someumes'
mentarily losing sight OF the fact tha'
soul was resting with Cod until fht'
when all would be reunited through
power OF the resurrection. Hc AA
part: %
Upon this occasion our memory d
given TO great men or those who
through wars and blood 10 gain a n
or the accumulation of material
stance. We are assembled in trii01
the memory of those in great Lal|
brotherhood who gave their best u
simple service of love toward their|
low men.
We are turning our backs u5ol|
shadows of the past. the strife Of 4
days and the mis- valuations OF bo|
HE, and are here 10 do honor 10
man who took his place In the quist
Tie or life; to the man who earnc1
love his fellow men. -
Example Of Cobbler,
Conrad. the cobbler tried 10 b 4
the Master wanted him 10 be. w
besear appeared at his door. hs 4
him aims: when a poor woman czms
ing for assistance. he gave her vi4[
could out OF the narrowness OF BIZ
stance. and when he found 8 vhi4
the doorstep he searched for its -
and restored IL to her breast. Thai
when he uttered his prayer. the iD< d
ton OF the Lord came TO hin. 81
Conrad. thrice l came near unio
and thou knewest me not
God asks no sacrifice on efo
wood. He came saying that We
love him first and last. and have ~ Z
gods. and that we should love onr
Dor as ourselves, There IS someihn[
yond hymns and prayers. Back ol o.
splendid ambitions that gird mems
there beats soul. God and ChHst
be found in the hearts OF our ne'5''
and our comrades.
Today we stand as Woodmen
World. rejoicing In the Redeemer n1
stores the departed and living 70
other again, and with the nope
mortality throbbing in our hearts
shall come another spring OF pene:1
union and harmony; morning
dawn will be brighter than any re
known here below. That which
our departed brethren Is only sleep
which there is 10 come an ave.
When the one great memorial do!
shall have come. we shall know no "
JOY than the recollection OF Jay
spent In the earth: in faithful sei"F
God and our fellow men" NJ.