Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-26
TH[ " C.T.U.
CONVENTION HELD
Encouraging Reports Made God
I,,d Recital Announced Mrs
IogIes Passes Away.
ELECTION RETURNS ALL IN.
o,oabIlcaus Safely EleSted--sensa'
,l.,,l Divorces on Sunday Fuuer-
al Services to be Held

Ill NNl NV " -
m, fourteenth annual convention or
-. rtoh Womens Christian Temper
ava. union was commenced last eve
,,nr At 8 o'clock at the Presbyterian
church,
There are present from various parts
n ,hs state about 80 delegates, The
n.stlng last evening was largely at
,snssd BY friends OF the union, and an
interesting program was rendered.
An address Of welcome was delivered
nv tbe state president, Mrs. ]. $. Cor
Non Of ogden, who also gave short
nk on the object OF the union, that Of
a,yaung the home and mankind in
pneral. as Is expressed IN their motto.
For God and Home and Native Land"
Rev. Mr. slmpkIn Of the Phillips
CONGREGATIONAL church, Salt Lake, de-
lycred an address, which was heartily
received. He expressed pleasure In taxi
ng part In the deliberations OF the
convention. and took as his text, "the
future OF the w. q. r. U. In Utah" He
referred to the little interest taken in
ne past IN this state In the unions
worthy work. but that they are on the
eve Of success and their untlring ef-
forts for the protection Of the home
nd mankind, appear to be bringing
better results He urged that all Chris
tan women should lend their energies
10 that end, and the union Is sure to
Uow and Increase In Utah as IN other
states
Musical numbers were rendered dur
ng The evening by Miss Johnson, Miss
Mitchell Miss Morrison. Mrs. Egan,
Ms Johnson and Mr. Hanson.
A session was held this morning at
which the reports Of the various officers
were received, and the election OF ofl-
GERS for the ensuing year taken up The
convention win close with q session
This afternoon.
Il, 5. GODDARD RECITAL
THURSDAY.
one Of the big musical events OF the
season viii be given In the Ogden Tab
.inacle next Thursday night, when Mr..
n Goddard. Salt Lakes eminent
baritone assisted by Mr. John j. Nc
CelIan pianist. Mr.. Willard n. Weihe.
'lo.nlst and the ogden Tabernacle
holf under Mr. Jos Ballantyne's d.
stuon viii combine In one big concert.
AuCh interest centers In this event
ion me fact that such an array Of ar
uNs "a to appear Mr. Goddard with
ah magnificent dramatic baritone will
nelrd IN q number OF nrias which
WV snow the power as well as tho
w.e'neS OF his voice and the braa -
q DIS song Interpretation. Mr.. ..Clel.
an ana Alr. Weihe both foremost ar
lNs will play two violin and plano
9,uels and the Tabernacle choir with
Nh Ballantyne conducting will give
Noor three heavy ohoruses. A special
lsalu'e VIII be Mr., Goddard and the
nolr in trainers "Hosanna' for
Qoing number.
mere WlIl be o special rehearsal for
me members Of the Tabernacle choir
%NolIow Sunday at l;3O y, m. The
ulNe VIII De- devoted TO perfectng the
.nofl'es to be sung at the Goddard
concert Thursday night
DEATH OF AGED LADY.
Ms caplme lngles, O well known
,saen' OF The Third ward, died at II
y ny thursday night at her home.
~ 6tnNehtY'second street, from general
u'olly aged 70 years. She was a
,sgYe OF England but has resided In
esusl about II years The funeral
!, over her remains VIII be held
@ 'he Third ward westinghouse sun
10y W d'9l =, m. Remains may be
800 $3.50 ~ Larkn & Sons undertaking
'"Os sunday from II to 3 y. m.
ELECTION CANVASS COMPLETED. !
I'M, me board OF county election can
XIV, ,a''sm at their meeting yesterday de-
NV 70 accept the amended returns OF
vI, ,n99oper election district No. i,
NH 9~,.n mas given them 80 much un-
,ssessaly Work, on account OF the
$50 lalllog to count the straight bal
~ NJ Vas'' The total returns from the
S g,. counties, Weber, Davis and Nor.
o,., yves Judge Howell majority
,p5 Sr Judge Rolapp for the district
'1Trs ssl OF 1877 votes,
,.,,v commissioners declared those re-
Sng The highest number OF votes
~ 49, ana ordered that certificates
,r, e'0'I,1h be issued to them. The re-
rs,, S snow the total number OF votes
eo,r,,H, .ts ln Ogden City and Weber
csa W. VI ms number 1894 votes were
Ina ~. ~ Vsoen city and 3,Sl2 cast In
svut,y outside Of tho ctr.
I'M, ~ chambers, for county treas
wv. received the largest number OF
Veset els aug Vanuiua'e on the
DIVORCE CASES IN COURT.
Az u ~. NE divorce suit Of Lena aoado,d
lGir,ls howard Goddard, IN which The
issaNoaa peulloned the court for mod.
euroJ,' VI the decree, asking FOR sale
isndas, =, heir minor child. The de-
he cm,r, sisted the petition and asked
U, eb1d =" award him the custody OF
u eylss s, N The course Of the giving
fave sor ye IN the case, Mr. Goddard
u, charsce, damaging testimony as 10
Nhsr aCter OF the former wife. tellIne
M, sung out with other man hesnra
tV.i uy,r9Ice' and other Improper con.
1in.a The hearing win not bs c vv
NJ, ,a before Monday. NV " YOU"
ss lSanrlnlnltie l. woodmansee. who
&p WoSn,Ssed several years ago from
. lnersssvs,a' 'lliaahsee has asked the court
y 70 ,sS tne allmony awarded frCm
Ne ms,, ny per month, The court took
er under advlsement.
. SUNDAY FUNERALS.
vSi,,' upneral services over the remains
tlMlna Cannhai u.ha AZ, =.