Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-26
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Special Correspondence.

| Special Correspondence.
New York, April 2l.--At last Sundays
services in the Later-day Saints chap
el, was seen a face once very familiar
on the strets Of Salt Lake, that Of Mr..
George Wright, brother of Isaac
Wright Of Rlchheld, and William and
A. II. Wright Of the Twentieth ward,
Salt Lake. Mr.. Wright left Utah in
1880, going TO Philadelphia, where he
lived nearly sixteen years. then coming
to New York, where he has been ly-
ing nearly five years, making his home
at i22 st. Nicholas avenue. He has been
manager of the Guardian Storage com
pany for many years, and by chance,
met Col. Willard Young. who recog-
nlzed him as a brother Of his old friend,
A. X. Wright He was an attentive
listener TO all that was said at the ser
vices.
Mrs. Mary Gilmer, and daughter Lu-
ellie, returned TO Cambridge, near Bos-
ton, this week. They have been in New
iplht At lilt mdHlldlldH llOltli lOl
some time, and visiting friends In Ma
Jersey and Long Island also. Mrs d.
G, Dunbar will visit Mrs. Gilmer at her
home In Cambridge before her return
to Salt Lake about the LIST of June.
Elder Y. II. Canova, president of the
Kentucky conference, with his wife,
formerly Miss Young, daughter of
L.,
York visiting and sightseeing for few
days on their way to Jacksonville, Flor
ida, where they go TO labor among FL
der Canova's relatives for short time.
Both were in excellent health and
spirits.
Artist j. p. Fairbanks took a trip
to Boston Friday, to sketch the
old Fairbanks homestead, that
has been In the family 50
many generations. lie returns on
Monday, and leaves next day for the
west, taking with him many fine views
OF Central park and the river banks.
He has also given a painting from his
brush to the mission house, in token of
the many pleasant weeks spent here,
among the people
Elder w. o. Pratt, of Plano, Fremont
County, Idaho, and Elder c. O. Hort,
Of Egin, Idaho, arrived from home
q few days ago, and have been appoint
ed TO labor in southwest Virginia.
Elders Arson V. Call, Jr., Of Alton
Uinta county, Wyoming, and N. Stan
ford Of Egin, Idaho, have been assigned
to labor In east Pennsylvania. Elder
Robinson who has been In the Brook
lyn conference all winter, left for
northwest Virginia on Thursday TO do
missionary work there.
Elder Preston Richards, who has been
In England for two years, will arrive
May l, and remain a fortnight with
his cousin, Ralph Richards. He con-
templates returning here in Septem-
Der, to take up the study of medicine.
Ray MoCune, of Nephi, who has been
n student in the Bellevue Medical col
lege, for three years, has fold
ed his tent, and quietly stolen
away, to charming Mont Clair, New
Jersey, where he will remain during
the spring and summer, and breathe
the country air. unless he IL fortunate
enough TO secure a position In the hos
pital; this prospect by the way, has
taken a most favorable turn Of late.
and 1t will prove most advantageous
TO the young student II he secures IL.
In the millinery department at Wan |
aamaker's, Miss Amy Taylor, young
Salt Lake girl, may be found, hard at |
work each day, trying to perfect her.
self In the business Miss Taylor is |
e daughter of the late Mrs Harriet ray |
Tor, who was an adopted daughter of |
Prest. Brigham Young
The last seen and heard OF Joseph |
Haworth, the actor, was over a week |
ago, when he boarded the train for i
Wllloughby his country home, near
Cleveland, Ohio. with a copy OF Corian-
ton in his pocket.
Saturday, the 18th inst, as the dis
patches have doubtless told you, was
a gala day at Columbia university, the
occasion being the installation OF the !