Salt Lake Telegram | 1904-12-18 | Page 5 | King's Daughters Issue a Calender

KING'S DAUGHTERS; - ISSUE A CALENDAR The King's Daughters of the First . Presbyterian church have issued under the caption of "The City of the Saints' Calendar, 1905," one of the daintiest re-minders re-minders of the approach of the new year. The calendar is in illustrated boards, the first beartnj the title and a portrait, of Miss Helen Gillespie, a King's Daughter, and the other three being devoted de-voted to scenes in the vicinity of "The City of the Saints" and to calendar purposes pur-poses proper. Tne nrst inner page presents a scene of the Mormon Temple and 'the valley . beautiful," taken from an eminence J northeastward of the Temple. "The , JH Great Inland Sea- Is the title of the second engravure. showing the splendid salt stretch with Antelope island cut-- cut-- tins; a black; Jagrged shadow in the distant dis-tant horison. A typical view of the "Everlasting Hills" is pictured on the last cover page. The calendars are being offered for sale, the proceeds to go partly for local . charitable works and partly to the building fund of the new First Presbyterian Presby-terian church. They were displayed -Saturday for the first time and attracted attract-ed immediate attention.