Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-21

Special Correspondence,
New York June l6-Field day at
West Point, with its pole yaultlng, hur-
die racing and baseball games, rs blue
and white cadets, all covered with
brass buttons loking for all the word
as II they We're wearing the very lat
est improved, straight front. La
Grecque corset--its pretty girls, hatless,
and in white Marseiiles suits, watching
every movement Of the soldier boys It's
generals colonels and majors, so plen-
tiiul are they that one wonders II the
entire army Is represented by these
stern looking, grey moustached war
riors--a gala day II all made for
bunch Of New Workers., r. c. Easton
and wife, and Miss Bessie Morehead,
who took advantage OF the rate, and
sailed away on the Albany for days
solid enjoyment.
Cot Willard Young. with his wife,
and two daughters, Misses Hattie and
ON the 9Th OF June TO remain the week:
Mai r. w. Young, wife and daughter
Mary, have been located at the Point
for some time, and all are having the
time Of their lives for It's one thing to
be a cadet, and its quite another 70 re-
urn as a guest after having seen SER
vice on the held The beauty and
grandeur Of West Point are too well
Known TO require more than mention,
go We reluctantly stihe our adiectlyes
and prepare TO deal directly with names
and events.
Col Willard Young. by strange CO.
Incidence, occupied his old barracks.
fourth division, with his old cassmate
Gen. Elmer Wheeler, who resigned
from the army few years ago. and en-
gagged In business in his native city.
Boston. Many and interesting are their
"reminiscences of school days. Mrs,
Young and daughters we're unable TO
secure rooms at the hotel 40 have TAX
en- quarters at Highland Falls,
a mile and half distant from
the Point, In the famous old
Ffanston homestead. now known
as Lady Cllffe, overlooking the Hud-
son. The property Is now owned by
TIE Catholics, and has been converted
INTO a seminary for young ladies'. The
mouse Is a marvel Of cleanliness and
quiet; never Is known there the unholy
Tread OF man, all that IL 10 be seen or
heard are the black ROBBED figures
stealing nolselessly through the corrI- !
doris, speaking in soft whispers. and re- |
llglousy going. TO bed at \ O'Clock. 10 |
rise with the first peep of dawn. An |
ideal spot for ptSfect rest for he worn |
cut society woman, but scarcely I'm |
touch with healthy young people, who |
Journey TO the military academy on
pleasure bent Yet, the very quaIntness
ana oddly Of the situation made an |
Impression not soon TO be forgotten. |
MAJ. H. w. Young and family were ut
me Motel, all very busy In their differ
ent ways, committee meetings and So
tlal engagements filling up each day.
The grand ball held in Memorial hall |
me eve or the 10th was the browning
vent OF The weeks entertainment, and
the glitterlng uniforms and elegant
gowns made a picture worthy Of per-
petuati0n.
Utah has three Of her boys In this
great instltution--Cha Telford of
Bountiful, who graduates In 1903, and
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