Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-23

STEPHENS. Mr.. Mclean is here 70 In
troduce some Utah inventions anu Sc
cure patents, and Is meeting win sue
cess In his business
A. n Rosenbaum, once a well known
business man Of Logan, but whose home
was at Brigham city Is now reslueIt
Of New York. ana Is about to engage IN
business here.
Al the conference yesterday many IA
mlllar faces were 10 be seem Miss cara
Ferguson. Miss Armlnta PETIT of Ogden
who ia a student Of the New York Con
seryatorv. and brilliant pianist; MISS
Irene Strange. also Of ogden. who Is
gudvlng with Nine. Won klennef'
Mr.. George Wright and wife and Mrs.
blackburn and Mr.. Peter French OF
Brooklyn. Mrs. Blackburn and MIR.
French have always kept open house
for an the Elders and Saints OF me
brooklyn conference, since the days OF
Hon. w. c. staines, who presided here
for so many years.
Mrs. C. L. Anderson has been mere
ali winter and spring, visiting with her
daughter Mrs. Wesley Farley, who has
been very m most OF the tlmei she rs
now so much improved that she Is able
To walk about and enjoy the delightful
spring weather we are having.
The Boston conference Of the Latter
day Saints, that was held May 10 and
If. was a pronounced success in every
way. President II. ID. clyde Is 10 be
congratulated ON his management OF IT,
Elder Clark coming in for big share
of the thanks also. President McQuar-
RE honOrably released President clyde,
who now returns to his home In Utah,
he having filled long mission IN the
Eastern States Elder Guy Clark OF Og-
den, was appointed president Of the
New England conference, In President
Clyde's place; he has always been FL
der Clyde's right hand man, and Is In
every way qualified to fiji such an I'M
portant position. The promotion met
with instantaneous approval from all
as President clark Is very propular
with the Saints in Boston. wednesday
evening the branch held a reception in
honor of Elder Cldye, and presented
him with many tokens OF their love
and esteem, for all recognize the great
work he has done In the mission. Six
hapusms were reported during the con-
ference. and the attendance was large
at all the meetings. Wednes-
day evening at the sOclable, one hun
bred and seventy-iye we're present.
Presidents Clyde and Richards came
down to New York to attend our con-
ference which was held yesterday AZ
Tho afternoon session Elder l.. Woods
was the first speaker The morning
peryices were devoted to business ana
the voting IN of the authorities. AZ the
conclusion Of Elder Woods remarks
Miss Mabel Clark sang q sacred SOLO
her voice showing marked improve
ment, her high notes especially being
fuller and more sustained. President
clyde was the next speaker, and after
his short but pithy sermon, X. G, Eas-
ton sang IN a most effective way, an
old German song. The choir under
Miss Luella Fetrln, did excellent work,
The evening services were In the hands
Of President McQuarrle who delivered
a most eloquent sermon strong ana
convincing TO everyone who was for
tunate enough TO hear Il. Miss Lucia
Ferrin sang a sacred solo az the even
Ing services, most artlstically' as did
also Mr.. r. c. EastOn, who by request
also gave 20 My Father II has been
n rare feast Tor all, and people have
come from Newark Ocean Beach
Trenton and many of the surrounding
cities TO attend the conferences very
well have they been repaid for Their
trouble. janet