Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-01

around the room made very pretty
picture.
only one other Of the barracks was
used on the north side Of the quarters.
In this as IN all the others the bairack
dining room was used. What is said
OF the room at company d Is true Of
all the others, only on n smaller scale.
owing 20 the size " the rooms. Au-
tumn leaves. flowers and bunting were
seen everywhere.
Company L was under .he charge ~
Mrs. Richafisln and her aids MI
Rhodes presided over the tables q
company A. Mrs Adams prefli Il
over .he tables o. eonptny H. Mrs.
Brooks had charge of company r. Mrs.
J. l. Rawllns ably directed the tetd-
Ing OF the htrles OF company q. CONF
pany g had IN Mrs. ri iiiris an efi-
cicni supervisor. Mrs. Wallace was ~
the head of company y and the musi-
clans were booked AFTER by Mrs. MOVIE
The officers were provided Win .
magnificent rprenl AZ ihe officers. CLUB
house, where ilie president. Mrs. w. W.
Ri.cr ana Mrs. selget were 10 charge.
The south room In the club was very
finely DECORATED and the iabies spr ad
IN = manner % please IN taste AZ 40
spicure. In addition 10 autumn flow
ers and leaves she Hudd1rt FLORAL
company hrouFh, up a BEAUTIFUL shield
OF flowers. the words. welcome 60 the
galiant Twenty fourth" appearing "a
rcd. blue and purple upon back.
ground Of white. In fact all over ihc
pos, willing hand AMI patriotic hCaffs
had done an th1' coud be done IN
make me home coming cheerful one
touching thing was noticed m the oni-
GERS club which had remained a. ihs
officers had lefl It when shry marched
80 The front. a plncard SIN hung In
elie front hall bearing she names %
she oficers u TIE club for the years
1891 ana 1888 Among other nanra
were ihyFe VI Captain Dodge. vice
prepideni. and Lleuio1ani J. \. Our
ney secretary and treasurer
Long before the boys reached she
posi enc tables wore go and every ming
IN rt1dlneHs. The Bill ~ fare was
c1npry hensivc. and Comprised largely
chose yiands rciished By NE race 10
which the regiment belongs. Tho bin
Of fare was as follows:
Frled chicken.
sweet Potatoes
Ham.
Pickles Cheese.
il5lls with but,er
PIE. DouEhnuts
peaches Watermeions.
There were three new companies who
came In this morning. Thosc are X,
J. and N. They take ~ the quarters
bf those who @ere sent TO Fort Ruasrn.
Win this exception tho boys all went
Into their old quarters. The snow
was atili falling ana the post was
damp and checricss when the boys
reached the fort. but 10y shone In tho
eyes OF the war-worn men whc had ut
last reached home. A. soon n they
arrived they were detailed 10 their
quarters ana turned over 10 the ladies'
Of the Red Cross. Smiles CAME over
the duaky faces a. they took their
places at the well filled tables. with
a respect such as u meet In heroes
who fouIht 20 bfavciy. they bore
themselves to All the ladies' Some of
them Freely commented upon the great
chInfc between homo and the cheer
less trenches before Santiago. and not
a few made kindly mention among
thcmsclNeH NJ the brave boys that were
left behind In cuba. Ladies'. among
the falfcHt and best In the city. waited
upon The tables and tried to prove ~
these soldiers that nothing IN the land
was too good 10 those who laid bare
their breasts that the American nag
might be kept unsulllcd.
The meal. IKE everything else good
In the world. came soon 10 an end. To-
night the Eailani Twonty-fourth viii
sleep In their old quarters
Kept Up the Port sunday school.
Mrs. AilcnNwor,h. the devoted wife OF
IN chapiain OF tho Twenty fourth, has
endyayorod 10 M her husbands place
as FAR AZ she was able. During an the
time the regiment was away. ahc has
kcni up the Sunday school. and a. far
"a possible the other services that arr
held In the little church at the Fort.
n. Drown will hold thanksgiving scr-