Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-28

70 Hess, Bertha NJ Laird, Helen Nor
RIG, Addie Rowse. Parmela Spargo,
Louise Swan, Helen Lowne Mary
Young, Helen Jones Leora Peters,
Royal Douglas, Leo Miner Earl Bowen,
Griffin Marshall. May Rosen, Katie
Mires, Walter Carbon, Una Jenkins,
Benjamin Burch, Martha Preshaw, Mac
Williams. Ellen Burke Frank Watkins,
BESSIE McCready, Josie Bune, Charlie
Fry
ECCLEs DOUBLE WEDDING.
There win be double wedding 10
the family Of Hon. David Ecoles In
February On Wednesday, Feb. s. Mr..
David Eccles manager OF the Eccles
Lumber company Snd Miss Ju
Wright. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. r.
Wright will be married in the Salt
Lake Temple.
Cards have also been Issued by Mr..
and Mrs. O. ID. Banks OF Salt Lake City
announcing the engagement OF their
daughter Miss Myrtle Banks, TO Mr. lie
Roy Eccles, the date Of the wedding
being set for Feb. 3.
PARENTS CONVENTION SUNDAY.
The Weber stake Parents conven-
tlon" will be held IN ogden tomorrow,
held In the ogden tabernacle, commence
ing at 2 o'clock and an evening session
viii be held commencing at 1880, 10
which the public IL invited, President
Joseph IT, Smith ana other able speak.
ers are expected 20 be present. Some
sIieCia music will be furnished by
Prof Ballantyne and the Tabernacle
choir.
DonpL,p IpTEr CpEpN hrTTpTTATa
Marriage license was granted to wal
ter NJ, Green, 20, OF Blaine, Davis cOun-
~, and Miss Tenle Porterheld &c, Of
Boulder, Colo.
WEBER STAKE ACADEMY NOTES,
The academy choir furnished the mu-
sic at the stake conference In the Tab
ernacle last Sunday and Monday morn
ings.
Monday morning school adjourned for
the forenoon and attended conference in
a body, The eloquent and inspiring
sermon preached by Apostle Penrose
was much appreciated by all.
The hTst semester ended Friday and
the teachers and students have been
busy during the week with oral and
written review work. The classes in
general chemistry, ancient history,
higher arithmetic and zoology have
completed their work.
Next Monday classes will be organ
tied for advanced students IN algebra,
bookkeeping, geology and botany. For
new students who expect to enter on
that day classes will be organized IN
higher arithmetic, grammar, physiog-
raphy elocution and languages.
Monday evening the class Of 05 pre-
scented IAN That GlItters is not Gold'
lofore q large and appreclatlye audi
&c OF students and friends IN the
Fifth ward institute.
Mrs. Evans, domestic arts teacher,
mas shown how much she Is interested
IN her work by donating for the de-
partment's use her own sewing ma
chine.
At devotional exercises Wednesday,
the school was almost startled when
the principal announced the academy
orchestra on their first appearance In
public, The boys played surprisingly
'Nell considering the short time they
nave had for practice.
Supt briggs Of the school for thu
deaf and blind occupied the time at de-
votional Wednesday In practical talk
on There Is no Royal Road TO Learn
ing" The speaker has happy facul-
ty OF saying a good deal, very forclbly
In a short time,
Word has come from Prof, S. II.
Clark OF Chicago stating he will be with
us on March 9, 10 and II.
supt r. B. Evans paid the school
plea SAINT visit Thursday morning and
gave the students an inspiring talk on
the duties and responsibilities OF life.
Supt. Evans IL forcible speaker and
always has something good TO say.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
"prides Primrose" a valuable Jersey
heifer raised with the Ladd Jersey
hrld at Portland, Or, has been pur-
chased by WV. Browning and brought
to ogden,
Mrs. Charles steele, who has been
visiting with relatives In San Francis
co, returned yesterday.
Rev. Father Cushnahan has returned
from a months visit IN san Francisco,
shore Acres viii be played at the
Grand Opera House Monday night.
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