Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-04
cRASDMAS' HAPPY DAY.


o. TEunIil AlN'iNN"if W..
-. ,.rs % Mr and Mn Frank j..
e.,4 there assembled. according to
u h.. Cannon what hna come TO
..'.. established several years ago
tsun as the "unndmns
81, About slx years ago Mrs. Can-
-,I,.i ail Of her old lady friends.
rt .t8m shs had known aincc her
u, sbHihood 90 spend a day with
I. ne ncOnsiun was such a happy
=. it.t since then. one day ~ every
~. II. been devoted 90 "a similar par
..tl thn "Umudmna Party has
~ Wednesday. Nov. lat, Mr. and
NJ. cannon sailed for Europe. but
= ...a1at I'd their absence from homo
s.rrrsV part OF the past year, u had
- .l.IH..sIha f1fihe party 10 b. xiv
....f|af I1 tho season Mrs Cannon
,..si.fs. iatlfJi. u0tWithHtundlng her
T..-e Ofandmas' day should be oh.
.-.4 AZ usual and consequently her
~ a5fs carried out by members Of
-l.5fy ave "grandmas" were pros,
~ L ahHm Sister Ann Slater, aged
Z 80 ftr Oldest. and Sister Martha
a H9ar. agti 30. was the youngest
H. b Wiyr Jr. daughter uf Mrs.
Ci-sIr welcomed the guests in tho
~. n hor mother and expressed TO
a. hsf mrrtt that she was unable
I b aih them.
Wh m.k % Ola times and old
fh lnI many Interesting rumlnla-
a.If % elguu connected with the
rq history VI Utah. the time passed
-iY lHul / o'clock, when dinner
utI tarHlH0ed ana 40 were seated ne
tfi irf table, l1 adjoining rooms. and
lrrfia1If rgpsHt served. The DECOR
taff Uee autumn berries and buu-
4.H 70 Whit. ghIy aanthrmuma. Dur
IS o.. dinner A.Hs Lizzie Blair sang
ir SWEET soprano voice several old
Ert hHail
b. b. afternoon President shuriiin
ri iliFs tuIburu buth very close
r.ali ID Mr and Mrs Cannon. having
lsH requested tl address the guests.
tlnluu f.N pleasant and well chosen
tQaFmiulauuE them on the crown
u hHr aeI lived years. and predict
isff hen as pioneers ~ an unknown
I1i i0sHt country. au honorable and
uudfi|1g Pace loo the history Of their
NNl
30 Belle Salmon Ross rccltcd very
1HNy 'rudile doom, and as an
Frr Hulung "a Mouse" Misc
isiHlt Farley fanE beautifully 'You'il
fEfnlsf BE" Mrs T.. W. Shurtun
n,g lfud d Free" Later there wac
- I1ruuniu program BY the guests
tHrHiHH
H'tf Ann Browning, aged 70. rooitod
o. aflr sifong woke and without an
Hfr n memory "Sum0 ThlnrH 1
lAt art 'uIi Friend" Sister Eliza.
leh ly'e argi ~ sang In true Scotch
gle COMM thru The Rye" and "Auld
A'f slre Sister Mary H. iAghtncr
go W Angel Name"
~ hfe1 ladies present over no ycara
af sisters Ann Slater, Angelina
iHl tnl Mary T. LEhtnrr were prra.
az H.ih hQlucia ~ beautiful cut
Itrt Each guest was also presented.
~ name VI Mr. Cannon. with "a
~ ~ History Of the Life OF Io-
lsH hiofe dusk. and after singing
. m ghuie company the guests de-
1l if thar homes. declaring the
el p have been most happy one.
=. l'F.iE 10 meet again next year
w % vacancy lu their circle. and
.a many kind wishes for a safe and
e'ail l1yasv Tor their host and
,t uhose absence was thclr only
l.s' present. were: Sisters Ann
.a'f AnrolIna Farley. Mary Il. Light.
LIu1Uih BOYLE. Mary A Etua
a ~ li0uionl. Ruth 81 Lawson. Eliza
hnfflfd Mari Butler. Mary l..
,,Vs Olive A FAR. Ann Brbwn-
. Llina Wright. Eliza j. Chlld. Ma
. IN NtsMahl Charlotte Leavitt. Ann
LILA e, Harlow. Catherine
.f',ta Sarah Wet. Phoebe Hing.
an Martin Sarah Packard. Har.
~ h'oNn and Martha II. Brown.
DIVORCES.
Wf district court. before Judge
( ''-lh Pauline b. Miles was awarded
''F OF divorce from Adam Mlles.
'A'rHER DIVORCE PRAYED FOR.
V', ,.ss seem 90 be quite fashionable
/ Iaal one was nied today In
h. 10y slefkH office BY Mary True
I'M ,t.. tlae The complaint sets
| N, lhr defendant IA this case
leIl years been an hnbltual
/ NJ. IN. NJ, ll mas failed % support his
~, AAl ahv has been entirely de-
Won her own labor Tor her
~. t llhlntlu therefore de-
Ii Ht...i w bonds NJ mntrlmony be
"A ~, ,tNl lhai aIlmony be granted
f.-i.l, gQlri may deem Just. The
i IN. a...'t. 'hla ease ls the man True
n MI .-i man on Twenty fourth
Il ra' ~. eta arrested Tor that OF
fHi.f y, also ODE man who WAS suH-
! l.t IN. W. ,.lln robbery at Ulntah,
BOARD or EDUCATION.
rs ','i o. education met last night
! b, s5-t oi $500 was received from
tiH Ti ,,aHnfer on account ~ 1888
b.. .t'Hrgr sent Ia his report
lIil srf..N W oCt0lor. showing
aiBs1,,illl during that month
lsti '''Ns TO about ti.tOO We're
,s,t pnInor business vs. d,s,os., 81,
pos., anu adjourned for one week.
AND CART RECOVERED.
,unls IA ~, ,tl cart stolen the other
h Ord.r ,ioNl of q grocery store
hsHta nd tvtna1 peen recovered by
n tssr willard. Hoxelder 90. ada
Nlt,- .ieiungd Ia no ',,,.,, y ~, sng
,r The animal wns , WMnor. Fred
+ il,rI..' '9ll anything 10 e,t w " Tha
~ ahi "rl'l We're stolen with tbc
N nslIe. or Q natural Convenience
VA hi - The officers nave III.
m WHO s ,,gw 20 70 who the parties
n''led the offense.
n.oL LOCAL POLITICS.
hi.slth politics ar. ,,.,,.,....
F lfl8s,-'y ilr ths vIcto,s ~ wt's a-
Yang n. The pcmocritie nor, WI "
IA hi si,s ,e,ampalgn 10 far vcl ,' n,,,,., y
n ish.fas WY any meetings. v6iin ~
d aiile ot..llV u becoming mora en-
+ have b'i, ho future election.
IA lave seye4, severe rhlllos already.
MN hg NM. more apo nted. NJ,
M lrl Fout,t WIZ be held Ia the
"a. ~ 100 o'elaap wards amusement