Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-16
THE SIMPSONS HOME.
The Residence. Characteristics and Personal Ap.
DearanCe Of lie Members Of Lie FanIv
Of The Famous Admiral.


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This aversion 90 being PHOTOGRAPHER
II ON of many traits that mark Ma
samnron a. being unmodorn
There II. however. one kind of club
which the junior members of the gimp.
Eon family would md ngrccable-that
h tennis club. When Admiral simp.
son himself Isn't smashing Spanish bat.
tcrlcH. he u never 30 happy az with
tennis racket IN his hand a Tow year,
ago he had the reputation NJ holnr tbs
| finest tennis player In Washington ~.
and ex.secretnry Olncy made a team o.
tennis players that left a trail uf y.r.
tories behind them over which Wash.
ington still speaks with batcd breath.
| Matched against each other they AFFORD.
ed scene " conflict that would az
least run the Htorming VI Santiago a
close second.
Strangers who met the dlgnlnrd naval
| officer and the secretary 81 state N
/ Pennsylvania avenue engaged in 80.
/ cmn converse. cdginE nearer ~ catch
one Of the words ~ wisdom on ana.t
/ of state that fell from their ,spaf.
enced lips would BE- startled Co. nHi
| them plunged IN animated diacurHIun q
/ tennis scores aud expert ideas On aafy.
| ing the bail. All the younger Eamf.
| sons are good tennis players and hii
/ the admiral remained In New York a.
/ was the expectation when they took he
| Glen Ridge house before the breaking
out Of the war. the general public may
he pretty sure the Glen RldTrrt would
have seen some crack tennis playing
untii vacation time the two Hamratl
boys were In daily attendance nt be
Glen Ridge school. They ARE hrlrht Do.
tie fellows. full Of fun and high spirits.
ana were great fay0ritra with tA.f
/ rchooimntcn. who foit deeply the honor
Of association with "a real live actIugtfar
! admiraIa sons Masters Harold ard
| Haiph, however. were not In the last
| apoiled BY the admiration ~ fhr other
children. who looked on them sF sources
Of Information quite sup Nor Go tbl
daily newspapers.
Since school has closed an occasional
, visit 20 New York city when ihtir
mother or sisters go shopping has va.
ricd the monotony of the vacation play
time. The Interest which the ch|lirrn
! take In the war cannot De wondered 49,
The Iowa, from which their father was
Transferred 20 the New York when Fiyu
command OF the north Atlantic squad
ron. the boys considered the one luFIn'
chile shin In the nnylen Of The world
and they wcpt bitter tears when % vac
taken away from their father EN,V
spar and every ounce Of oakum on ih'
ship IL dear 10 them. and u took wu'
persuasion 20 convince the boys ihN
the New York. while II was not ~
Iowa, was a better ship for the COM
mandor OF the fleet. The boys are VEL
posted IN all that relates 20 naval NJ
fairs. az they are the Joy and dellght
their fathers heart and, whom he u a.
home. his very shadows.
when Admiral Dewey won his great
victory al Manila and there were sli'
misses that the war would be speedily
brought 10 a close. Master Ralph mats
himself heard with the protests
"wer. hope the war won't stop ~.
III papa has had chancs In a goqi
scrap"
when they grow up. both boys mas
10 be naval officers. and Il n their an.
billion 10 some day command ships
fne ns their pet Iowa.
Miss Olive Harrington Sampson. ~
younger daughter. 10 engaged 10
married 10 a young San Franciscan ~
Ii very handsome Girl, with Wv
brightest and mcrrlest Of brown ~,
and figure that IN the perfection o.
slender grace. Books and music are q.
vorlte recrentionn with her nlthouga
fhe has q wholesome, happy interest ID
society. for which she Is emlnenty ~,
ted. Her aympathiea are keen az
quick. One Of her latest Interests - Wv
College Settlement work on the ~
side of New York. 10 which some o. Wv
workers among the poor introduces h,.
Al her first visit 20 the Seitlemeh
house, on Riyington street. the lltle W.
chlns Of the east side who were not %,
titled by membership TO the pleasure Z,
meeting hor mobbed the door and NsN
nj her request admitted instead OF W
ing dispersed by the police. The y1uns,
sters. on their best behavior, marchli
past her In orderly file. satisfied AZ,
spread the news over the east Hde o.
how they had shaken hands win W.
daughter OF the nan who 10 ''lieNn '"
spnnlards down In Cuba"
Mrs Sampson was n Miss Ellaaue'a
BurllnR and was before her marriage
teacher In Vasaar and In Wells e9'
leges. whore she was an ENTHUSIASM"
and successful instructor.
She was but 20 when she nrat enl,l,.
Vasaar college ms a teacher ana th,. .
In a good story 10 the effect that on ",
journey thither her car seat was shll.,
by an august member OF the f.p
class, who, with kind Intent nsk,u ~
II she (Mlss Burling) were properly w
pared 20 pass the preparatory ehal''. ~.
tions, The seniors CONSERVATION ".
next day when she dlscovrftl W,
truth caused persistent game OF ~,
and seek TO be played thereafter =,
tween the new instruetor and the W.
happy senior
CAROLINE wETHERELl-