Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-22
n correspondence.


n yEW YORK, April 1.-THE white
N star Line is carrying number
VI Of Utah people these days; the
Majestic, which came Wodnos-
day, brought Elders Winslow and Mich
olas Smith, sons OF Apostle John Henry
Smith, who have been I'M Germany for
over three years doing missionary
work Elders Hobcr j, Burgon and
y. G, Boyd We're also passengers. The
four young men return in excellent
health; all have filed honorable mis-
sions and all rejoice once moro to set
foot on their native SOIL The reports
they bring from the lWiscrs empire.
regarding work there m religious
way, is more encouraging than former
ly, and ID is hoped that the prospects
viii bee brighter i'm the future Satur-
day evening saw the departure of the
Elders for their homes I'm the west
Elder Blapkhurst. who has been la-
boring On Toronto, Canada, and Glens
Fails New York, arrived I'm the cit!
Tuesday with his wife, who met him
"a few weeks ago before ne was Tu-
leased and together they have been
visiting several citicsleaying New York
Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. r.. $. Campbell who
returned from Atlantic city Monday
last, left for Boston Wednesday, lctg-
ing their SON George aud daughter Flor
cncc here with friends during their abe
scuce,
AT the new Agtor hotel ON Forty-nfth
and Broadway, Friday afternoon, the
Little Mothers" benefit concert and
lecture was held; Miss Lucy Gates was
the sul0sl and Homer Davenport, the
lecturer, Miss Gates received am OvI-
ton. She was iu superb form, her
voice filing every part of the
large ballroom and fully sus-
tanning her reputation as 1910
artist of distinction even Inn this city 0C
great singers, She was no once engaged
90 sing for another big society event ON
Thursday the goth of April whore the
wealthy women OF the city lend their
time and talents for the good of their
more unfortunate sisters, Mr.. DlyDu-
ports lecture was just as original I'm eve
cry way ls that gentleman ia himself
ana kept his audience I'm "a continual
broad smile Mrs. J. Il. Clark, Miss
Blanche Cooper Mrs, Jas $, Ferguson
and Mrs, r. G.. E1ston, friends of Miss
Gates, We're present TO swell the nuns
Der of her admirers,
The article in last weeks letter con-
corning the unWarranted refusal of
certain medical college here to sustain
the name of "a Mormon on It's staff,
referred TO the New York Post Gralu-
ate college, on Eighteenth and Second
avenue and the young man referred 10
was Dr. John sharp, son Of the late
James sharp OF salt Lake city II rs
but Just 90 say that no student has
ever given "a better account Of himself
In tine medical colleges here than has
DR.. sharp, His record as a student
stands among the highest and Il is 90
be wondered that the broad field of
medicine would tolerate such narrow
mindodness However "a gOOd-sizoi
balm has been offered DR.. sharp in
the place he has won ON the j. wood
Wright stan, I'm passing his cNaminu-
tious there three days ago ne was giy-
en- second place, which he win hold for
thc next two years
The sudden breakdown and utter col.
lauso of the veteran actor j. IT. Stnd-
dart has Dlusad mo- end 0f talk On thee
atriull Circles Al the dear old man
cam say les 81 want Co rost' Tho ONO
might stands loss of sl0nD and eternal
railroad JuygI have been lis uudoiua