Show I SPECIAL SERVICES IN VARIOUS WARDS Mormon Organizations Observe Mothers Day in Ex Extensive Extensive Extensive Manner WITH SERMON AND SONG i IS PAID TO THE QUEEN OF Or THE HOME At all the ward meeting houses of the Mormon church Mothers day was observed by b the holding of special ser services services services vices The different addresses made at nt these meetings all had for tor their keynotes the significance of ot the day and wh why it should be celebrated The afternoon services were con confined confined confined fined with one exception to the out outlying outlying lying wards namely Brighton Pleas Pleasant Pleasant Pleasant ant Green and Garfield while the ser services services services vices in the city wards were all held In the evening The German meeting in the ward was held at 1230 noon and attracted a large attendance The speakers were August Glissmeyer er and Jacob Jl T cob Kunz and both touched upon the duty of ot each person to honor and respect the mothers of ot our country countr At all of ot the evening services the day was honored in ermon and song One of the most noteworthy programs was that given by b the officers of Lib Liberty Libert Liberty erty ert ward The principal speakers of the evening was Mrs H E Berg the noted eastern lecturer who delivered an interesting discourse on The White Slave Traffic Thomas also made an address The Metropolitan tan mixed quartet rendered several ap appropriate appropriate appropriate songs Solos were rendered by the following H E Berg W G Bywater Mrs Pear Pearl C Smith Mrs W WJ WJ J 1 Wimmer an Harry arry A A James One of ot the pleasing features was the presentation to every mother present of a white carnation In the Sixth ward David W Adam Adamson Adamson Adamson son and Edward H Eardley Eardle were the speakers They both gave earnest dis discourses discourses discourses courses and ana dwelt at length on the high ideals of or motherhood The hall hail hallwas was handsomely decorated with flow flowers flowers flowers ers and appropriate music was ren rendered rendered rendered dered deredIn In the ward the re religion religion ligion class conference was held This however did not Interfere with the observance of Mothers day as President President President dent William McLachlan of ot the Pioneer stake who was in attendance at the i conference made the principal ad address address address dress paying particular attention In his I remarks to the observance of ot the day da President McLachlan told his hear hearers hearers I ers that motherhood was the highest I attribute of ot womanhood and one that every ever woman should aspire to He tod told the boys and girls to be worthy of their mothers to live Ue such lives Ues to cherish such ambitions to aim at such results as she would approve for their lifes work He explained to them the belief bellet of the Saints Sah ts that she will be their mother cother In eternity as aswell aswell well as in time not only on 91 earth but also In heaven Fine Musical Program An elaborate musical program was carried out in the Cannon ward in celebration of ot the day da The hall was beautifully decorated with carnations and nd other flowers making the place a bower of ot beauty Bishop L 1 M L Cannon presided and in introduced introduced introduced Elders H B Clawson Jr and Edward J Eardley Eardle the principal speakers of ot the evening Elder Eder Claw Clawson Clawson Clawson son delivered a fine tine address In which he made m de a strong plea for tor the perpetua I tion Mothers ot of lothers day as the one day In Inthe Inthe inthe the year on which motherhood can be befittingly befittingly befittingly fittingly honored The speaker paid a high tribute to mothers and In connection connection connection tion urged the young people in particular lar Jar not to neglect their mothers Real Realor or apparent neglect of ones mother is due to carelessness he said and ought to be avoided Appropriate services commemorative of the day were held at the Fifth ward meeting house A fine line musical program had been arranged and the attendance was the largest In a good many I months Elders Eders John C Co Cutler and El Elgin Elgin Elgin gin Clawson both spoke on the sub subject subject subject of ot Mothers day and each paid a high tribute to the pioneer mothers who crossed the plains amid privations and after atter settling in Utah devoted their lives unselfishly to the bringing up of ot children in the religion that they had been taught Bishop C P Margett presided at the special services in the Seventh ward where Alex Buchanan Jr and Jesse were the principal speakers In the ward there was a afine afine afine fine musical program and speeches by byS Sylvester S hester Q Cannon and J M Charles S Hyde and Jesse B Sharp were ere the principal speakers at the Thirteenth ward meeting both making a plea for tor the honoring of 0 motherhood At the ward Bishop Rob Robert Robert Robert ert Sherwood presided and delivered a brief and eloquent address on the ob observance observance servance of Mothers day He was fol tol followed followed lowed by b Frank B Woodbury and Peter PeterS S Condie who spoke in the same strain The observance of ot the day In the Fourth ward meeting house comprised several beautiful solos olo and stirring ad addresses addresses addresses dresses by Cyrus H Gold and Alexan Alexander Alexander Alexander der Burt John D Bowers rendered a beautiful song entitled Always Alwa s Take Mothers lothers Advice |