Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-30

In a hitting manner that MIR. Lormer
ana his immense production We're com.
ing. Mr. Eldredge must have certain.
ly proven equal TO his task as neaTry
everyone has heard of the "Sheperd
King and there are few ash-barreis
and fences that do not bear some sighs
or the companys visit to town. Fur
theflnore, he was promoted to business
manager upon the illness OF Mr.. vii.
hanson, who formerly held the post.
Mrs. George W. Thatcher entertained
informally last evening for Misses EN-.
ma Lucy Gates and Bertha Crawford
and Messrs. Irving Snow and Cecil
Gates, all of whom take their departure
for Utah May 2 Those present besides
the guests OF honor and hostess were
Misses Phyllis Thatcher and Gladys
Spencer.
a most delightful affair was the re-
ception given In the students building
of the Columbia university last Thurs
day evening, IL was under the au-
spices Of the Columbia Danes. an orga-
nlzatlon composed Of ladies' whose hus-
bands are members of the school, Mrs
j. Reuben Clark Is one Of the dlrec-
tors OF the club, and on this occasion
she was on the reception committee.
the entertainment was a-success in
every way and real social treat was
one of the features I'm store for the
guests, TO say nothing OF The delightful
refreshments served, Many forme.
Utahns were present, among whom
We're, Mrs. j, Rueben Clark, Mrs.
Lennle Savage Ritter, Mr.. Clyde SquIres,
Mrs. Stebblns, who was formerly con-
nected'with the Salt Lake high school,
and Mr. aud Mrs, A. W. Smith. Mr..
Smith was tho first principal of the
Fremont school In the Fourteenth ward
and was later identified with the high
school, lie left Salt Lake I'm 1898, and
has since that time interested himself
In the Commercial high school of this
city. He like everyone who has ever
lived In Salt Lake, thinks II the pref
test spot In the country.
Hon. Angus NJ, Cannon came up from
Washington yesterday, where he had
been attending the Smoot investigation,
He spoke at the Sunday services this
afternoon and delighted the large audi
ence with his interesting remarks,
which dealt principally with the early
history Of the Church and the suffer-
ings the pioneers endured.
e
Mr.. w. II. Watts arrived In New
York Wednesday from the Isthmua Of
Panama whore he had been IN company
with the commission sent there by the
government lie was very enthusiast tic
over his trip ANA the possibilities OF the
project upon which the government Is
figuring. Mr., Watts left the following
day and may visit In West Virginia
before returning to ogden.
Elder James Kennard OF Pennington,
Utah, who has labored for the past
II months In South West Virginia ar
rived In New York on the 2lst inst,
and will henceforth labor IN the Brook.
lyn conference. He has been assigned
for the present TO Brooklyn.
Mrs Joseph Howels, wife of Con.
gresham Howells, arrived I'm the city
last Wednesday and has spent very
pleasant visit with her son, Joseph,
who Is studying at Columbia unlver-
slty, She left for Washington on this
afternoons train she Will be met there
by Mr. Howels
Mrs Alice Merrill Horne and Miss
Deanio Christensen arrived In Gotham
Friday and win remain until next Fri.
day when they leave Tor Boston to sail
May g. on the Cretlc FOR Europe. Mrs
Horne is going to Berlin to represent
Mrs. Smith. president of all the Relief
societies at home,pt the international
Congress Of Women, which convenes
there In June. She spoke at today's
meeting on Relief society work and
VIII. on Tuesday evening, hold a meet
lng With the Society here to hear re-
ports and road some letters IN her pos
session. While IN Boston she VIII at
tend the annual convention of the
Daughters OF the American Revolution,
to which she ls delegate.
Miss Christensen Is ON her way to
Paris where she Intends TO study art