Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-12
SALT LAKERS IN GOTHAM.

slsting Presidents McQuarrie and Ia
cobs in their missionary labors She Is
ever a most helpful and devoted friend
TO Utah and her people.
A most interesting little stranger
made her appearance Wednesday, May
g. IN the home OF Dr. and Mrs. John
Sharp. at 1884 Amsterdam avenue. The
little lndy has decided views of her
own ON the way she should be treated
since her arrival. and does not hesitate
to make kncNn her wants to hor
doting parents.
Miss Jasmine Young, who has been
visiting with Mrs. Sharp for few
weeks will remain until the middle of
the month; the doctor is taking short
vacation from the j. Hood Wright hos
pital where he is a member of the
staff, to look after the new addition to
his household. All are doing well and
mother and father are receiving con-
gratulatons from their many friends.
Three missionaries arrived In New
York the first Of the week. Joseph
Freed Smith. ReXburg, Ida; David II.
James of Spanish Fork aud a. Mathew
Bird Of Teton.
Mr. j. 7. Meakin Is again on the
wing, having been called TO Norwich,
Conn, to give a talk, he will return to
New York today and leave for Buffalo,
Cleveland and Chicago, Tuesday. the
Sth. His lectures In the different cities
mentioned will occupy him until the
end of June at which time he leaves
for Denver, there To be met by Mrs.
Meakin Mrs. Meakin's health Is not
OF the best at any time but her friends
never suspect how serious are her af-
ilictions, so patient under all trials Is
she, the little trips she is able to make
occasionally are new life to her and
her husband looks forward TO the re-
union with the greatest pleasure.
The boys military school at Free
hold, \. j.. where Master Jack Rich-
ards, son Of Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Rich-
ards, IL a pupil, is nearing the summer
vacation. Young Richards has recent
~ been promoted to first sergeant Of
the first cOmpany--quite an honor for
the Utah lad--showing the confidence
placed In him by his teachers at the
academy; he has shown marked ability
in the direction of drilling and in
structing the younger boys In their
work. winning praise from the profess
sors all around, he Is equally well adj
vanced In his studies, and a great
favorite at the school
Two young missionaries from Salt
Lake Horace h. Whitney. and j. Allan
Spencer, arrived In New York Friday
on their way to Europe. and are
stopping with their aunt, Mrs. II. G.
Easton, for a few days. The young
men are destined for Germany.
While In 'this city they witnessed the
great game between the New York
and Boston baseball teams. Satur-
day evening. through the courtesy OF
Messrq. Meyers and Cort they occupied
box at the Empire" with Miss
Gates. Miss Clawson and Or Parkin-
son Of Logan 10 witness Peter Pan"
At the end of the third act Miss
Adams sent for them TO come to her
room, where she held a small levee.
Sunday evening saw them on the |
Fail River boat bound for Boston, |
where they viii be Joined by Hon. |
Junius f. Wells. who will take them |
to Vermont. to see the Monument |
Thursday morning they sail on the |
Arabic. White Star line, for Liverpool |
Bon voyage
Mrs. Annie Adams Klskadden, |
leaves for Utah on May 10. She will