Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-06-25

I night from Logan. Mr.. LamoreauX
has come 70 enter upon the duties OF
his third mission, and viii labor m the
| Brooklyn conference This IL nothow-
ever, his first visit to the great city,
MS no recalls very reminicently fourteen
| years ago, when he played at the
| Broadway theater with De Wolf Hop
per, Thos 2, Seabrooky and Della Fox
| In Castles IN the Air" He was IA
| member OF the Emma Juch opera COM
pany, but had been transferred from
that organization for summer en-
gagemont with the De WOLF Hopper az
gregation,
Mr., and Mrs. b. II. Cummings and
family leave the coming week to once
more reside IN their former home IN
Salt Lake city, Mr., Cummings and
family have been living In New York
for the past three years and a half
and have made themselves very prom
lnent members Of our little colony. Mrs.
Cummings has been president Of the
Relief society since Mrs. Catherine Lane
resigned, nearly two years ago. Their
boys have been among the brightest
students at the De wife Clinton High
school, where Frank has graduated and
where David and Nephi have passed
creditable examinations, Mr., Cummings
has had the assistance Of Frank the
past year I'm the Dessert News office I'm
the Park Row building The removal
of the family TO Utah VIII not inter-
fere with Mr.. Cummings plans, as af-
ter going as far as st. Louis with them,
he VIII return TO take mp his work as
representative Of the News"
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night from an extended business trip
to Fort Leaycnworth, Kansas
Mr. John A. Groesbeck arrived In
New York during the week from salt
stopping with President McQuarrie at
2l3 west one Hundred and Thirty-lifth
street
President McQuarre returned to the
city Thursday from Boston, where he
has been attending conference, but
leaves In few days for Franklin Coun-
ty west Pennsylvania, to be present at
the dedication of the new meeting
house built by the Saints IN that Sec
ton The building is Of stone, and Is
2SNiO feet Special interest Is attached
90 the ceremonies, rs IT marks the COM
pletion Of the first westinghouse ever
erected In the Eastern States mission.
Elder Clarence Snow, who has been
president of the West Pennsylvania
conference for some time. has been re-
leasd, and IS i'm New York on a short
visit with friends, after which he re-
turns to Pennsylvania TO attend the
dedication above mentioned, as II was
i'm the district over which he presdes
that the new church has been built. He
expects TO leave for Utah about July 1,
Thursday evening the Relief society
Of the Latter-day Saints gave an entor-
tanment at Il west one Hun
bred and Fifteenth street, to de-
eide on the winner Of the quilt they
have been making the past winter, and
ON which are seWed the names Of near
ly all the members Of the conference
during the past winter and Of many
friends besides, President McQuarrie
held the lucky number and as a conse-
quence is much clated An impromptu
program was rendered. which was fol-
lowed by dancing until late hour.
Mr. Joseph West, who has been here
for some weeks, is rapidly getting his
affairs In condition 10 allow him to
soon be thinking Of meeting his home
people once more. He returned Fri.
day from ten days trip to philade-
phia, G. c. S.