The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-12-12
Autumn Festival Resume
s6ii Cleared and Divided Among the
Wards.

The Autumn Festival committee
this week, completed its work; and q
balancing Of accounts showed that
the sum of six hudred and forty-four
dollars and zoe had been cleared
after all expenses had been met
$4,000 has been distributed to each
of the four wards and will be APP
piled on the Stake Tabernacle assess
ments
The official report of the gross re
coipts and the expenses is as follows
eros Receipts ,.........$1,0 SS. 20
Gross Expense .......... 4440O
Nei lTOCccuh ...,........... b4a. ~
Tho difference in the gross receipts
Of the two reports comes from two
sour rs Small accounts collected
since last report, and expenses of the
Amusement committee not belI)g re-
ported as either receipt or dis
bursCmcnt in last report
The following is brief resume of
the work of the several committees:
Messrs Clayson and Seeley worked
hard to make the evening entertain
ments success. They would have
had all local talent but the time would
not permit our thespians to prepare
for the event
w, II. Chapman had charge OF the
agricultural committee, and was eth
er at headquarters in person or had
representative there What produce
was not used for the dinners was sold
to stores and elsewhere and neat
sum was totaled In this direction.
Mrs. Pearl Bezzant, as chairman of
the committee on Queen, gave much
time and attention to thos difficult DO
sition, and with her aids proved her
self capable of handling the sltua-
tlon
Mrs Anna C. Hindley and Mrs. EN-
ma c. Smith with Benjamin Fulmer,
handled the Bazaar affairs as only
those can who are familiar with
every detail of the work. and judg-
ing from the many glowing reports
of It's general appearance. together
with the receipts therefrom, It was q
decided success.
Tom Friday must have given consld-
cradle time and thought to the day
time amusements; for there was
something doing all the time.
Mrs. Melissa Boley and Mrs. Carl
Anderson, with their assistants, such
as chefs. and an army of walters, who
by the way were an imposing sight
as they marched down the aisle In a
body after the Thanksgiving prayer
which was offered by Bishop w b.
Smith, carried their part of the work
through with signal success. There
was nothing lacking either In the
taste or the variety OF the eatables;
and all those who were so fortunate
rs to be there were willing to say,
Come again, We'll he there"
Elijah Cutler, to our personal
knowledge, gave all his time to the
work of the general secretaryship, al
so the advertising, whore he with his
aids got up a daily paper and distri-
buted 1900 copies of II during the
week THE Autumn Festical Daily
Star" was the title of the four sheet
paper IL displayed tne Jays program
well distributed In the center OF con-
siderable advertising matter which by
the way paid for It's printing with
some $50 to the good. which went in
to the general fund
Alma Greenwood acted as chairman
of the Executive committee and his
past experience admirably adapted
HIM for this post.
THE Old Maids Association" which
was composed entirely OF sisters from
the First Ward. produced this enter
tainment Tuesday In the Tabernacle
basement, and also on Friday evening
ut the Opera House, TO packed houses
They had just previously presented
It In their own ward to large audi
ence, and the latest report is that AL
pine has made special request that
they produce this cantata In that town