Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-29
LOCAL BRIEFS.


The Westminster Presbyterian ladies'
viii give hazar and supper IN the
church next Friday evening.
The Easter music OF the catholic
cathedral win be- repeated tomorrow
morning, by general request, at the IL
o'clock service.
An invitation has been received by
Gov. cutler 10 attend the unyeiling of
the statue Of Luct Gen. Nathan Bed
ford Forrest at Memphis, Tenn on
May l6,
Elder B. II. Roberts viii speak in the
Second ward SUNDAY night, the meet
Ing commencing at $3.50 There VIII
be special music, including a solo by
Jno, Robinson with Tracy \. Cannon
as acCompanist.
Sister Mary Of the order Of Notre
Dame, and Tor lj years q teacher In 81,
Mary's academy of this city has Just
died at st. Joseph The news of her
death will be learned with regret 10y
many friends in Salt Lake
Miss Louise Bascom a graduate Of
the Salt Lake High school, ana q niece
Of President BasCom Of the Utah state
board of health. has captured one of the
$50 prizes at Wellesley college offered
for the hest story or play Miss Bas-
com is in the sophomore class.
The funeral Of the late Mrs Elizabeth
Bra2er viii be held at the Fourth
ward westinghouse Sunday, at l2.3O
q, m. The remains may be viewed
at the residence, l49 west Seventh
South street, until ~ noon Sunday,
Friends are invited to attend.
The Athletic ASSOCIATION OF the East
Side High school has booked Robert L.,
Dunn, war correspondent for Golfers
Weekly, for am Illustrated lecture, to
be given on Thursday, May II, at the
First Congregational church. Mr. Dunn
comes highly recommended. His sub
ject win be, First In Korea
The committee on buildings and
grounds Of the city board OF education
met last night to consider the appoint
ment Of superintendent OF buildings
to succeed the late william Plnney No
selection was made, and another meet
ing viii be held ON Monday afternoon
at o'clock to further consider the
matter.
At the University Sunday school to-
morrow, Elder John ". Mills VIII lee
turc ON the translation Of the Book
Of Mormon into English, while Or.
James f. Talmage will continue his IN
tcrestlng narrative on Jesus, the
Christ" dealing with the theme THE
Fishers Of Men" The school opens az
1890 p, No. and the public viii be made
welcome.
The Mutual Providcnt Federation
has secured the old Clawson home
stead mt No 3 Third East street, which
Il win apcU about May 10. The
home" is designed as school for
girls coming IN from the country seek
ing employment IN any kind Of work,
Cooking and dressmaking Will be
taught and respectable employment Sc
cured for those who apply at the home
or at 6l4 Templeton building
The largest attendance Of the season
so far marked Yesterday afternoon =
organ recital In the Tabernacle The
organist was at his best, particularly
in the popular fantasia on DUKE
street" and IN the Grand Ofertoire of
Batiste I'm u major. The effectiveness
of the latter composition depends large
" ON the technical and interpretive
powers II receives The "Old tune on
the program was Down on the SuaueC
Rubber" with variations, and the au-
dIencc took TO this very kindly, II
was successful recital I'm every sense
and much enjoyed,
The Butchers and Grocers' associn.
tion decided last night 20 call the or
ganazation the Salt Lake County Re-
tan Butchers and thucor5 ussucla'
ton; and the following directors were
elected. j, S. Lindsay Taylorsyllle, Hy'
rum Nielsen Holiday, William y
fb..rI..t t'lltkEIll MURRAY