Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-29
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
EW YORK, oct a-On Friday,
M oct q, at Hawthorne hail. the
Y members Of the Utah colony
met and re-arranged the Mutu-
al Improvement association for the
coming winters work President John
NJ. McFarlane appointed w s. Lamo-
reaux as president Of the society and
Mr.. Lamoreaux chose Elders Jas. r.
Kennard and Smith w. quick as his
FIRST and second counsolors Elder H..
s. Porter was unanimously sustained
as musical director and Miss Annie
clark was again selected ls secretary
she having filed that position the year
previously with the greatest satsfac-
ton to all Interested in the work Pres
ldcnt McFarlane paid o. hIgh tribute to-
the retiring officers Of last season FL
dcrs Lafayette Woods, Welsh and John
sharp. who made the society one OF
the greatest features In the Brooklyn
mission After few remarks by Ell
ders welsh and IamoreauX, many Of
the members present were called upon
to contribute to an Informal program.
Elder Kennorl. Quick and Porter and
Miss Clark made brief speeches f.
j Pack was called ON for a solo. Miss
white a recitation. The Misses Laura
and Florence Rolling sang and recItcd.
Elders II. yelling Holt Bone and
Wooley and Mrs, Blair each respond.
ed TO the request OF the president In
interesting and appropriate words. Re-
firing Counselor Welsh was very hap
py In his remarks to the new pres,don-
cy, encouraging ana giving them the
benefit OF his experience A very en-
joyable evening was passed. and there
seemed TO be a feeling Of determine.
ton with every one To- make the winter
notable one IN Mutual work.
oct IS saw the close Of the Little
Princess company no London. ontario,
until after election Leona Darmon
PratO has been a charming princess
throughout her engagement IN this
Bit of fairy play Her face and figure
needed no artistic make up She look
ed the part, and II 10 said, acted IL as
we'll as It's creator Mile james. Her
return 20 New York rs the result Of two
standing offers she has for youthful
parts IN Broadway productions TO be
seen soon Her sister Viola Pratt Gil.
lctte refused "a small role for her In
The Clngalee' at Days, under Duffs
management, owing 10 previous prom
Uses THE Cingalee' bids fair TO be
q successful rival TO It's former sisters
THE Glesha' and San Toy" Miss
Pratt is with her brother. Mley Pratt
at 1856 West Forty-sxth street, for the
present
Elder Orson sleight Of Paris. Ida
arrived In New York a few days ago
and is appointed TO labor IN the East
Pennsylvania conference
A curious little incident In the Teach.
crs college of Columbia. was noted
and commented on the other day by
those interested IN college work at 20
meeting Of the instructors 10 the stu
dents, they were told they would not
be allowed 20 be seen of the ground 8
without hats and gloves a nervous
litter was quite audible, and many as.
tonlshed looks were exchanged, as II
IS quite the fashion here, to stroll about
ON sunny days near the parks hatless
and gloveless but hereafter Columbia
and Barnard students viii be conspicu
Gus by their neat nttlng gloves and
Paris and Dunlap hats
Mrs. Wesley Early. who has been I'M
Lancaster Pa for short time visiting.
telegraphed her friend Miss vida &c.
les of $50 west. one Hundred and
Twelfth street that she would arrive
in New York Sunday evening, Mrs, Ear
~ will take "A Hat in Harlem for the
winter
Thursday afternoon. Miss Edythe El.
! lerbeck OF Salt Lake surprised her
| friend Mrs. Gillette by walking into
her apartments at the Stanley" on
west Forty-seventh, and announcing
/ her intention Of remaining I'm
New York all winter. Miss FL
lerbeck Is with her friend Miss
Bailey Of San Francisco, at Irving