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pmt ogether toemoryon r nksSons and Daughters-of Men and Women Who Made StatotheWhat ft Is, Celebrate Holiday by Organizing Society With Aim of Honoring Deeds of Their Parents,nliiu•amf?utre-iIE,St.on-Hethssodtngr’heini;aymtoVJlcrfiefTly ita organ teal Ion of a society of the Son#* and Daughters of Utah Pioneers Wednesday those who took part in the Pioneer day exercises in Sait Lake hope that what proved to bo the least demonstrative celebration in many years will also ho one of the most memorable. Frequently the expression was heard that the day wag one that would play an Important part In the- history of Utah, and those who attended the exercteog at the Assembly hall and later at the Lion house were eager to be enrolled flowcharter members of the new organfzailon,When the gathering dispersed, at about 3 o'clock in the afternoon* 375 names had been enrolled by the secretary of the new society. Officers were busy after that receiving applications for charter membership, and it is estimated that by the time the full list is compiled it will U)tal more than 500.Grayhaired pioneer, and sons and children, of planners, many of ^hom themselves nre already showing the silvery hairs that tell of the part they took Jn the building up of the state, were out in force at the meeting In the Assembly hall. A literary and musical program was rendered, nndsession wag held, the organization of Refresh meats wore house; the Daughters of Pioneers were the hostesses. Jn the hour that followed, the light agaiiibt the forces of the wilderness wtjis fought over aga^n; hardships of Use early days were recalled; their humorous passages were laughed at onco more, and a kind word said for the pioneers whoso faces were missingIn tho attendance of Wednesday.■Senator Smoot President*ed Wednesday* the county president becoming vIco president of the stato society*The main objects of the new organisation. as explained at the meeting, arc to provide each year for a fitting celebration of Pioneer day throughout Utah and to f»ee that the other prominent features of early Utah history are properly remembered.Ileber J, Onuit was chairman. After the opening exercises and a tenor solo by David Reeso of Provo, he eta ted the objects of the meeting and welcomed lh pioneers of Utah and lh** former members qf thrt Nauvoo Legion, the Mormon battalion and the handcart companies. Alt pioneers who came to Utah prior to January 1, ISBST, were declared honorary members of the Song and Daughters* society.Miss Lydia TMmundg gave a piano #o-lo, and Mrs. Bum Young Gates, president of the Daughters or Utah Pioneers, gave it sketch of the work planned by that organisation and by lt;ho Sons of Pioneers, and explained the part to be played by ihe socelty to bo organised In the general plan of action.atlftnfitiInSIlaCMS!tftlihladidjtJtcn a business which resulted In tho new society, served In the Lion•0,IdyitI ,Unitolt;l States Senator Reed Smoot J wag, by* acclamation* elected head of iho Society of the Sons and Daughters of Utah Pioneers. The first vice president la Alice Kimball Smith; second president*. lieber J, Grant; third president* Willard Young; secre-Frank II. Snow, and treasurer, Frank R- Snow, and 'treasurer, tivo hoard of five members will be appointed later. It Is probable* olse* that county organ tea crops or the Sonsand Daughters of Ploheofs will bo formed, and that these will be X i affiliated with the general body creat-yirayitvicevicetary,tary.n3Utah County Praised.Senator Smoot was the next speaker* following a duet by Professor Anton C\ Lund and Mr, Reese. Senator Smoot referred to the organization of the Sons and Daughters In Utah county ton years ago. and expressed his pride at tho fact that many of the members of that organ* ization were present. He referred to many incidents connected with pioneer days in Utah, and outlined the objects of the society to bo formed.Other speakers were Mrs, Zina Y# Card, George A* Smith, Professor A. U. Lund. Music was rendered ns follows; -‘Como, Como. Ye Saints, Mrs, Emma Ramsay Morris; “Tho Flag Without a Stain, He bcr J, Grant; Oh, To Mountains Ilfgh, Mtas Edith Grant; You’ve Got to I3e an American, Professor Lund, and “Fear Not, Oli, Israel, MJss Jennie Camp, who gave the Last Rose of Summer as on encore.During iho business mealing a, record was taken of some of the pioneers pres* out. It was found that there were 33 pioneers of 1SI7 in attendance; seven members of the handcart companies, and 15 of the Nnuvoo Legion. Instant response was given to tho cull for envoi tin cut as charter members of the new society, and the charter roll was made up as follows:CSile\vluCsiecfothW;erycB.foinAt:WlifO]afi st ICharter MembersSo It Lake.FromW. W. Colder Mary Altec Cold orMansfield L. Snow%Anna L. Snow 'R.II.L.L.C.A.A.II.-Uratda M. Snow1Stanley !SydneyRiulgertrlAlonzo 13, Hyde Anna T.' Hydq William R. Dducat!II. Clawson B. Clawson Thomas A. ClawsonClawsonElizabeth L, Clawson Phoebe C. Taylor lt;Minnie C, Dlatlc;Tessin ,Cf. Grddiber.k Eleanor P. Gl’Qesbegk. * Franklin Jt. Snow •Leah Clayton Snow Orson Allen Edith S, Alien George T. Bourne Eicon Kimball Bourne John Barlow Hcber J. Grant Augusta W. Grant Emily TV. Grant FJoreneo Grant Edith Grant Mary Grant Anna Grant Martha Deseret Grant Grace Grant Rachel Grant Taylor Lucy Grant Cannon Artemus HolmanCaleb D, Brin ton Emily Mansfield Brlnton Emily A. Stone Tuttle Rosalie Kimball Edwards J, Fran I: Pickering i Cora Fredericks PickeringJonathan W. Evans Mcady Lnno Gleason Isabel Park Kenner Jaup LeeEllda A- Snow Jensen El Ida Crosby Snow, St.George Phoebe Recd-Farror Agnes Squires Hunting* tonEdward II. Cat lister -Thomas A. Calllslcr Louisa Eddlngtoh Calils-terC. J. TaoneSarah Augusta To oneJacob F. GttLes '■Lydia Ann MerrillJoanna An get Sarah Eddlngton Cel la .Morgan Melllin Catharine Morgan Heb-bertW. TV, Phelps John Oborn Emily A. Oborn .Arthur Pratt Abblc Caine Pratt • Willard Snow Dora Pratt Snow Elizabeth'!'. Bailey Elizabeth, 23. Raymond Emma A, Empy Edward Edwards Larmela Pratt Wei he Pear! Pratt Morgan Bertha Pratt Ogden Christopher Stokes Caroline C. Raleigh Wells Orson T. Rogers Edwin C. Rogers A u red la. S. Rogers *EH Hurry Pearce Matthew M. Forogfer Caroline Forester Hannah Fdfester A, II. LundSarah A. Lund Francis TL Lyman' Rhoda A. Lyman Susan D. Lyman Seym or 13. YoungBadger Badger Badger Badger S, F. Kimball . Mtlamto Pratt Joseph II. King Emma King /'Arthur TV. Morris Thomas C. Call! si er Alice M. Calllster William P. Salisbury Alonzo E. Hydo Annie T. Hyde •J. D. T. MacAlltster Herbert Price George A. Ensign Mary O. TV, Ensign George Alfred AiderEllas, Benson Abler dsItdso Atwood KelschAnnie Atwood CgrmanCornelia McAllister John Walsh Anne Eliza McAllister Elizabeth Knight Simons George G. Ellis Rose A. £JHisStcliarM. PaulJulia A. Morris Go-lightlyAnna D. Bocker Sophia L. Flint Wills John C. Sharp Lulu lb Sharp Me Ivina, A. Ferry Frances TV. Carrington Jacobs Bertha. Moyle Gray Elizabeth S. Cartwright Don H. Major Emily C. AdamsMargaret Ensign C. JulEna. Markham Crow Willlarn J. Newman Georgia Snow Thatcher Martha Snow Kento Richard ir, Ashby Esther A. Ashby Thomas H, Cartwright Mary P. NebcitcrThomas N. BfealiElizabeth O. Blent: Thomas N Bleak jr. George O, Bleak Artemisia Bleak Graeo Bleak Ralph Bleak Lida B. Bleak . Margaret Sharp Ejlzabcth Moyle Margaret C. Roberts Catherine TVetlsEdna Clawson Tibbetts Georgia Clawson Fume. JosoplIJna E. Beatle Wells James Peacock ,Francis'C. Pqaooek Junius F. Wells Joseph F. Wells Mebcr M. Wells MelvJn D. TVelts Ralph F. Snow Valontla S. Snow Joseph ML. Snow Dadue Snovr ' 'Merle Snqw Gertrude SnowMarguerite SnowVirginia Snow'Olivo Snowrudon S. Wells Sidney li. Weils Eliza F. TVella Clara E, Hedges Henrietta Pratt Russel! Snmuc! P, Russell Susan A. Gay Whtppla Luna Young Mooro “Mary Ann Pago Marcroft George V. Mo rid h Agnes Morris Oscar B. Young John p. Turnbaugh A. If. Wool le*-Josephlno G. Woolley * Sarah Taylor Elizabeth 31, GleasonMary G. GleasonAlma C. SadJer Henry Tuekett George Albert Smith Lucy 13, W. Smith ■ William M. Williams Clarissa Smith Williams TVUford Woodruff Jr. Slaria L. Wood ru IT Charles R. Bullock Sophia W. L. Bullock Walter J, Be at Eg Phoebe Y. Be^atie Joseph C. Sharp Jane R. Sharp Anne Evans Brown Jeanette H. Kitigdon Bathsheba Smith TIerrill Milford B. Shiftp James T. Strong , Elizabeth .S. Strong Sarah Walsh SiWftSarah Butlor TIikEollJane Butler Chandler Joseph J. a. FisherCom Flalier Smith Ella Fisher Squires Belva L. Fisher Joseph E, Fisher May Morrill Ffsher Ernest Ffslicr Richard A. Shipp Agnes B. Shipp Eitis Reynolds Shipp Ellis R- Shipp jr. Hannibal G. Fulmer J. W. Urc Lucinda a. C. Uro Zina Y, Card Elizabeth C. MeCune Sarah Mcnkln George W. Huntington Rebecca Reed Hughes Ida Reed Williams ’Mary Ann Walsh Bridge Margaret Cross Kelly May Boothe Talmagu Joseph H. Evans Georgq Q. Morris Joseph KimballL. Pratt KiTubailP. Flint JacobsSusa Young Gates Alice K. Smith Ann B. Groesheck Ann Jo I.ynch Emelina Y. Well*Flora D. HomeSarah J. Rich Miller CastJna J, Trcscott Sarah Jenne Cannon Libbio Rich Pratt Jeanette Easton Eveline Young Davis Ho well p. KimballA. II, Kim ball Moroni H. Kimball Agnes. K, Kimball Joseph Kimball Julia A. Calvert Miranda e, Murphy Elmira L. Ridges Mary N, Sjphrt Sarah Jane ’ILBudil Nandy A.’ Hinckley Rosa J. Barker Victoria C. 'Strong Mary- Ashby Strlngham Catherine Stringhatn Fitzgerald Charlotto a. Marsh Bvam Flavius Greene Wt J. Harris jr.Joanna Patten Harris Jess0 Ij. ITarrls Rowell L. Cl ay to rf Vela to Clayton Young Isabel K. Thurman Gorilla Egbert TVhito Dr. Jane Manning Skol-fleld C. K. Porler Hannah E. Hoyt Porter William R. 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Salt Lake City Intermountain Catholic
Salt Lake City, Utah, US
Thu, Jul 25, 1907
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