Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-06
SALTLAKERS IN GOTHAM


spirits In tho realm ~ music, Prof
SHEPPARD VIII mako flying trip 10
Boston The coming week. he wns the
quest of Mrs Pond, nj hcr home. Jor.
Soy city saturday evening whore "A
party VI young people were invited
NlSde SQOlrcs ana Dr an Richards
were among hose. invited, whore Mrs,
Pond and Miss Emma Lucy Gates were
hostossoa
Al igt East Eleventh street Webster
Han, 200 latte Mothers" from the
east side snns were gathered Sntur'
day afternoon, Ia be- entertained by
the wonlthy women Of New Yorks phil
an,htopc set, No more beautiful ~
patriotic sight could be imagined, little
weary faces heavily burdcnod backs,
were lphlencd ana slrnlghloncd by the
many changes IN the program, cake
ana Tee cream scored heavily ana nv
onch little tired mother marched out
she was given "A putlCd plant lu be-
Kept for three months NJ the end uf
that time the Olios best preserved
by the Mother wus rewarded by M
society for her care. with the gltt Of
book singing order and general be-
huVl1r of these little onslHldnrN was rec
mOrkdhle, one episode Of the AFTERNOON
IN worthy Of ment ton, In the midst OF
an interesting number u man entered
the hnll known far ana Wide IN tlo
squdlld quarters " the city az 'I0ole
Harry" Instantly every chlll rose an
only by the raising Of his hand could
quiet ho restored GU the finish of tho
numbpr Al the conclusion he was sine
ply buried beneath their cnrosscs Hurh
love ana alteration was u marvel 10 tho
spectators one lady remarked she
Would rather be "l'uulo Harry than
President Roosevelt Mr.. Harry Groes'
book. "A younP man. has been worker
among these poor people for years, ans
s known NJ "lnclr Harry tp oNcrS
man. woman ana child on the lower
East side Among those VINO gave lhrir
services 10 This charitable purpose was
Miss Emma Lucy Gates, who Hnng Two
little songs appropriate to the OCCASION
Miss Emma Ramsey surprised hsr
friends last Thwhny by appearing
among them, aud announcing her M
lcntlon 20 remain for some time IN lh'
metropolis Al present she N located
NJ the cslmmslcr" IRVING Place, nut
| Mill soon change her quarters inrthor
up town -nouror friends,
Several llahns Wwo present AZ SUM
| day services among them Mr., and Mfs,
| Arthur l'rowm ana their little dnuRhlor.
who ARE on thoII way 10 ENGLAND for II
short trip ana to meet SOL who mas
been doing missionary work for over
| two years, Mr. rrcWm addressed tho
4 Snlnts nj afternoon services, Mr. Allol
| SoowOrofl Of ogden N here IN the lnter'
| est ~ hla business ana " located 1T
| the Imperial Thlrty.eccOnd and BrOad'
way, Mr. RCowcroft VIII ROMAN In no
east two or three weeks
Mrs. Nancy Black, formerly Of Amer
| lean Fork, who has n daughter MlS,
| uroo, now residing here died NJ the
homo OF her daughter, Mlys Millipan, IN
| Newark ~ j., last Friday, and VIII
| hc buried Monday May l. Many Of the
| Brooklyn branch win attend the SER
| vices, for Sister Black was well known
| and greatly loved by the entire confor-
| cncc President McFarlano win have
charge of the services.
| Under the able management of ProsI.
| dent sadie O. Pack and her couNcloIs
| Mrs, j. Il, Clark and Miss Robson OF
| the Relief society "a most inlorestlN
concert program was given IN llaw-
| thorno han Saturday evening, Miss VI.
| lon Thomas, Miss lronc Strnng, Alfred
Farrell and Elder w, y, LUmoroauN fur-
| nshod the musical part Of the enter"
lnlnmcnl N n truly delightful mennor
Miss Florence civilians ana Miss "
ona TNyl0r were happy In their rocNn.
lions, The entire nffnlr was credit 10
our talent here, aud the origlnnlOrs are
entitled To- n vote nf thanks FROM the
| whole branch JANET