Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-26

his young son were visitors. The
captain Is on Englishnan IN command
OF tramp steamer, and he and his
Iamlly have been members OF the
church for some time. The crew are
on their way TO Florida. having recent
" got In from Greclnn waters. The
Oldest daughter Is organlst IN the W.
lage whore they live. Every member
~ the Peterson household is doing
some little Independent work OF his
own Al are faithful to the cause they
have adopted.
President NJ. X. Jacobs has secured
a license from Mayor Mcclellan for
street preaching n the Bronx and ev-
cry night the Elders are to be found
holding out-door services; they are
meeting with fair success in their ef.
forts.
On Saturday Elders Hyrum NJ. Chris
Jensen and John w. Johnson, both OF
Salt Lake CITY arrived IN New York.
on their way to Scandinavia to hll
missions, They sail from Boston the
coming week,
Friday morning Dr. w. b. Parkinson
of Logan. who has been in New York
nearly six weeks. taking a post gEadu-
ate course. left for his homes business
Of an important nature connected with
his J.. II. 5. hospital nc Logan made Il
imperative for him to take his depart
ure few days before his intended time
for leaving. The doctor has met with
every courtesy IN tho different hospitals
he engaged IN, and returns to Utah well
prepared TO meet any critical test tina,
may arise in his professional line; he
also met several medical men Of promi-
rcnce, who were very complimentary to
him on his work. and altogether nc re.
turns well satisfied with his experience
in New York hospitals.
Some friends OF President and Mrs
McQuarrie met at their home one eve-
ming last week and had a most enjoy
aisle time several surprises We're In
store for the company and chief amop..
them were the two reCitatlons given by
MrS. A. l.. Farrell, who completely
charmed her audience by her artistic
work. There are FEW professionals who
could surpass her first poem In the
Intelligence and beauty of its rendition.
Songs by A. l.. Farrell. Il, G, Esston
and Elder Howard were much appre-
ciated.
Miss Phyllis Thatcher who, unfortu-
notcly for her admirers here, neglected
o. bring her violin with her from her
home In Logan, has been much CEN
sured by al, as her playing, both on
Violin and piano, has been a source Of
great delight TO her friends she has
Had ~ do double duty ON the plano
since coming here. The Logan party
Mrs Dave Thomas and children, Miss
Thatttcr and Mr.. and Mrs Farrell
has been doing great amount OF
sight seeing in the last few weeks.
West Point WIS visited saturday the
theaters have been thoroughly seen,
and all near resorts given a glance.
so that they return with the knowledge
OF raying used every moment while
here probably.
Mr.. aud Mrs j. silver LETT Wednes-
dnv for Boston, Philadelphia and Wash.
ington. They viii also visit Cincinnati
hefcte going home.
GOOD fortune has come ia Dr. VIII
Nayd who leaves for Washington y.
g.. May 80, to enter upon a summer
term OF work very pleasing as
wen as profitable. There is a possibli-
ty ne may make a short trip to Europe,
but In the event of that not material
ling he viii remain IN Washington all
summer. Dr. Ward is well deserving
all the good luck coming to him.
Miss Blanche Thomas. who leaves foi
nome TUESDAY May -. viii stay
weaH IN Chicago visiting her aunt
Ms Chislett and family. and q week
In Kansas CITY, also visiting relatives
arid friends before reaching Utah.