Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-22

| every worlds fair project experienced
similar troubles, they have decided to
appeal to the people. To this end pre-
liminary plans are being laid TO petition
the councilmen 10 order special elec-
ton to be held during February, or
| thereabouts
Henry e. Huntington, who Is this
| president OF the exposition company,
will return 70 Los Angeles about Jan.
!, and the definite plans may be held
In allegiance until he returns.
MORMON MISSIONARY WORK.
President Joseph Il. Robinson re-
turned this week from Arizona. whore
he held a number Of highly successful
conferences. Upon his return President
Robinson reported that all missionaries
In the Arizona field were do
ing excellent work. President Robinson
was absent from Los Angeles on con-
ference work and private business
about two weeks.
Two Christmas eve celebrations are
being arranged for. one In this city and
the other at San Bernardino. At the
local chapel In West Tenth street, Pre-
siding Elder William Thompson an
nounces a Christmas tree gathering for
the little folks and social for the
will be loaded down With fayors for the
children and the grown people win be
entertained with vocal and instrument
tai selections and recitations.
"A large attendance is certain as the
chapel has membership OF 300. IL
is expected that at least IS or SO chill
dren will receive presents. The celebra-
ton will continue from 1880 until 1880
y. m.
AT San pernsrdino chapel. Elder
James Peacock announces music and
recitations for the entertainment of
young and old.
Very successful ou'noor ntc& ings
have been held In this city by the ell
ders. With six elders attending the
meetings, three each week have been
held, the evenings selected being Mon
days, Wednesdays and Saturdays.
ELDERS IN LOS ANGELES FIELD.
Los Angeles conference is made up
OF the following Elders; Presiding ell
der. William Thompson; James T.. ETA
son, secretary of mission NJ. j. Green
wood, j. Russell Shepard Matthew II.
Holt, William C. Esplin, Los Angeles
James Peacock. John Holman, Lorenzo
Smith, S. l.. Wright, San Bernardino;
Leonard G.. Parkinson, Richard W.
Swallow, San Diego,
The Young Folks Mutual Improve
ment association held an important
meeting last Tuesday evening in the
Tenth street chapel. The association
has a membership Of 49, Edward
Pike Is first counselor. His many
friends In Salt Lake City will be
pleased to know this. as MIR. Pike has
only been a resident Of this city for
two months. He occupies the import
ant position here OF manager of the
local branch of the Mcdonald Candy
company, Of Salt Lake City,
The president OF the association Is
Harry Thomas, and William Keaton Is
second counselor. The association Is
following the senior manual for course
of study,
SALT LAKERs ARRIVING.
Among Salt Iakers lately arriving
in Los Angeles to spend the winter
months are Mrs. William Burbridge
and daughter Mrs. Burbridge Is the
wife of Mr. William Burbridge OF the
z. c. NJ. I. In Salt Lake.
Mrs. Henry l.. Irwin, sister Of Mr..
Samuel Newhouse. the Salt Lake MIN
ing magnate, who was guest here for
several days, left last Monday for
home, where she viii spend the Christ
mas holidays. While In Los Angeles
Mrs. Irwin had apartments at the
Angelus.
Judge L. w. Shurtliff of Ogden is
dividing his time between ~ Angeles
and Catalina island. At the latter
place fishing Is the attraction When
in Los Angeles, Mr.. Shurtlff Is guest
at the Angelus.
Mr. Sam S. Porter, of the Kenyon
hotel. Salt Lake City, visited relatives
here this week. incidentally Mr.. Por-
ter attended TO some business interests
here and boosted" hard for Salt Lake
City.
Salt Lake and Utah residents regis
tered at Los Angeles hotels this week
follow:
The Angelus--W. S. Hedges and wife:
Miss Lyde Wells, Salt Lake City.
Hollenbeck--A. II. Warren, Salt Lake |
City C. schunfelberger, Salt Lake
City.
Rosslyn--Mrs. Hugh JOY; Miss Val |
I've Nelson. Salt Lake City
Lankershim-C. f. Warren, Salt |
Lake City.
Nadeau-M. Il. Knowles, Ogden.
There is an absence Of Salt LAkers
and Utah people In general here just
now. owing to the near approach Of the
Christmas holidays.
HENRY X. SILvERSMITH.