Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-01
CLUB CONVENTION CLOSES.
Resolution PIedging All Club Women 10 Work
For kindergarten instruction.
urs. Edlth Hook Granted u Divorce
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES wedding
- Republican Rally.

The suit or Edltn a, HOOK against
Henry p. Hook came up yesterday be-
fore Judge Rolapp. who, after hearing
The evidence, granted the decree OF
divorce as prayed for, and awarded the
custody OF the three minor children IL
Inc plaintiff, and further ordered that
Tho defendant pay to plaintiff $40 per
month aimony for the maintenance of
the children and plaintiff.
REPUBLICAN RALLY.
Tonight the big Republican rally will
take place at the Grand Opera House,
which will be the close of the Republi-
can campaign In this county. The
speakers for the evening viii be Con.
gresham George Sutherland, Republi.
can candidate for Congress, Joseph
Howell; Col. Squires and other proml-
nent speakers, Two quartetes Of sing
ers will render some good campaign
music,
FEDERATION CLOSES.
The closing scenes Of the ninth an.
nual convention of the Utah Fedora
ton OF Women's clubs. which took
place yesterday afternoon and evening
were the most pleasing and instructive
Of the entire three days session when
has taken place In this city. The ladies
claim that the convention just closed
has been the best ever held and in
every respect most successful The pro.
gram rendered yesterday afternoon was
very pleasing and instructive, The ed
ucatlonal session was led by Mrs. W. A.
Nelden OF Salt Lake City The most
interesting feature of this session was
the Illustrated lecture delivered by
Prof, VIM. NJ. Stewart Of the Univer
slty Of Utah. The gentleman spoke en-.
Couragingly for the Introduction into
our schools of kindergarten teaching
for the children, ana other necessary
branches Of education. His lecture was
Illustrated by 80 stereopticon views.
one OF the most pleasing and enter
tanning sessions OF the convention was
The music session. which followed the
educational, A splendid musical pro-
gram was rendered.
A resolution was presented by Mrs
Dusenberry, president of the state kin.
dergarten association. which was
adopted by the convention. The reso-
luton pledges the ladies OF the fedora
ton to exert their every effort to have
the coming session of the state Legis-
lature pass law providing for the
opening Of free kindergarten instruc-
ton In the public schools. The ladies
We're very enthusiastic over the propo-
sltlon, and will DO all In their power to
have the legislature favor their propo-
sition;
The convention was fittlngly complet- |
ed with a reception. given by the local |
clubs at the Weber club parlors, IN
honor OF the visiting ladies and the |
citizens Of Ogden. II is estimated that |
at least 800 guests participated in the |
evenings festivities. The Bavarian |
band which has been In Ogden during |
the past two weeks rendered sweet |
music which was greatly enjoyed.
Dainty refreshments were served and
pleasant conversation was INDUCED in
until nearly midnight, when the gather
ing dispersed all pronounclng the affair
a grand success
WHEELWRIGHT. CARTHER.
Marriage license was granted to Rich
ard Carther 20, and Miss Elizabeth
Wheelwrght, Is, both of Ogden City.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
John Mount, who has been on busl-
ness trip through the southern part OF |
NE state, has returned TO his home In
Ogden.
AIRS, John Y. Rich of Brigham City
3 visiting with friends in ogden.
Mrs. Lily Pye Bradford OF ogden has
zone to salt Lake TO visit for a week
N'h h.r fqr0nts and friends
Thomas Mercer has gone TO Blacr
Cv. 80, " ,Von ai,er his sheep. which
ne ranging near that city.
The funeral services over the re-
Mains of Moslah Tracy, who died yes
erday, will be held at the Marrlotts |
Westinghouse Sunday morning at 10
'clock, The remains may be viewed
u the family residence on west Twelfth |
lreet on date Of funeral from to $3.50
b m.
D. +, Stewart has gone to Idaho on
N extended business trip, Ii
0. NJ Runyon and wife have returned
ome from a two weeks trip to Boise
ity, Ida.
h. j. Atkins and C. b. Hurlbut, who
'ere transferred from California TO
'glen In the railway mail service, have
de-
a. al. Vanderylies has gone to Ne
wa on hunting trip for two weeks ]
MrS Jennie Nelson has had as her
uests this week Mrs. Dusenberry OF
royo. Mrs. Little and DR.. Roberts of c
all lakn rifu :