Salt Lake Telegram | 1934-07-26 | Page 20 | Rites at Ensign Peak Shaft Set Tonight

RITES AT ENSIGN PEAK SHAFT SET TONIGHT Monument to L. L D. D S. S Pioneers Will Till Be Formally Unveiled by Descendants Formal dedication services for the pioneer monument erected atop Ensign peak will be conducted by the Ensign stake take L. L D D. D S. S M. M I. I A. A and the Utah Pioneer Trails and Landmarks association Thursday night The program will begin at G p. p m. m with selections played by the field artillery band directed by Marvin H. H stron Strong Albert J J. J Southwick will lead the lion tion in singing Come Come Ye Yc Saints George Albert Smith president of r the trails traits association will speak peak on op The Background of or the Pioneers Who First Came to lo the Valley VaHey He lie HeIs Heis lieis Is expected to explain how ei eight ht pioneers pioneers pio plo first ascended the peak July 26 28 1847 1841 The Orpheus club male chorus led by Mr Southwick will sing Utah We Love Thee followed by unveiling unveiling unveil unveil- ing of the monument by descendants of or the nine pioneers They will be beRuth beRuth beRuth Ruth Na Naylor lor Wilford Woodruff Louise Louis Clayton William Clayton Josephine Josephine Jo Jo- Dager George A A. Smith Ed Ed- Allred AUred Ezra T T. Benson Janet Brigham Young Frances Sandberg Albert Carrington Marion Richards Willard Richards Virginia VirJinia Smith Heber lIeber C. C Kimball Nadine Hibbard Lorenzo Young The Rev John Edward Carver of Ogden wIll be the prin principal speaker talking bIkIng on pioneer activities The congregation will wM then sing High On the Mountain Top Markings on the new road to the peak will indicate plainly the route that tha l should be taken it was an an- I I