Salt Lake Telegram | 1922-12-19 | Page 5 | Rotarians Hear Xmas Theme Discussed

ROTAniAfJS HEAR II THEME : DISCUSSED Group of Carol Singers Fur- nish Music at Weekly Week-ly Luncheon 1 - . Chrlatmaa aplrtt In th forrn of ' Royal Dayn group of carol singer j I and an addraaa on Christmas by Dean It: W. W. Fleetwood, ractor of 81. Mark' Kplacopal rathadral. and Preeldent An-,' , thony W. Ivlna of th L D. B. church, f dominated today's meeting of th Ro- J tary club, held at the Hotel Utah. J, Twenty-six of the singers who will sine Christmas carols Punday night between I and 10:10 o'clock were presented by H. F. Dlcke. chairman of th meeting and president of the Christmas Carol aocicty, which will raise fund for th benefit of the Charltiee Organisation society. The following comprise Mr. Daynes" group, which I only on of 160 group totaling toot persons which will sing jr In various part of Ihe city Sunday X night:- Delia Daynes Saunders, Fran- 3 claca R. I'arklnaon. Lorlnda P. Brew- - erton. Ixnilse Watson. Mary R. "alt, i Oadle RoMnaon, Virginia R. Ross, I Mr. A. If. Bconberg. Mrs. O. 8. Shurt-11 Shurt-11 ff, Henrietta Blau, Emily Oolberg. I Mr. R. W. Daynes, T. 8. Aahworth. Joseph Thomas, William Cooke, Iceland Ice-land A comb. a. V. Tussenbuck, Jack Kent. Alvln Keddlngton. J. D. Jewkes Jr., Joseph Jensen. Ksynor mesa, uean H. Daynes. John D. Owens. Otto Deruke, Royal W, Daynes. director, ' and Charles J. Thomas, accompanist, r Chrletmss spirit Is something not ? exclusively concerned with temples and shrines, but something all should r mteavnr to practice every day, aald ( Dean Fleetwood. The world is crying i out for the spirit of fellowship , more I than anything else. We should all J come to a fuller realisation of keeping i the Christmas spirit alive all year In- ! stead of merely at the season we now I find ourselves, he aald. President Ivins likened the spirit of this season unto Rntarism. He de- . clnred Christ was the greatest Ro- I tarian th world hns known, teaching I I humility and consideration, principles 1 now taught by this club. He gave an " Interesting sketch of hla anceators and . own life, beginning with hi forebear i In th sixteenth century. !