Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-31
SALT LAKERS IN GOTHAM.

, are interested in the exhibit. and In
consequence. interest their friends
Tho showing made this sprnig was
among the best ever given by the
league.
The Misses Nina Taylor and Eliza
Swenson. who are students at Teach
ers' College, Columbia, In the kinder
garten department. have both contrib
uted this last week to the song and
verse numbers: little poems that are
used for class work that have been
offered by these two pupils have been
highly recommended by the teachers,
ana are being used in the school Miss
SWenson has been given excellent
markings on several essays she has
written lately.
The many friends Of Prof. +. ]. Pack
IN New York are congratulating him
on his appointment TO the b. Y. col
lege In Logan, and the college In ques-
ton may congratulate itself on gain
ing so able teacher as Mr..
Pack. No Utah man so far has made
so brilliant n record at Columbia. and
the faculty at the college acknowledges
him as among the brightest OF students
IN his line OF work.
Next week will see the departure Of
Mr.. Gudmundson, who has been with
a piano firm here for some months. Mr..
Gudmundson's health has not been OF
the best, and II Is hoped he will be
restored to health and strength when
he reaches home, In his work he has
made excellent progress. and Will be
greatly missed by the Utah circle.
ON invitation OF Miss Lucy Van Colt.
who joined party Of teachers from
Teachers college, Columbia, Miss Ida
Savage was able to make several IN
terestng trips that the teachers and
students take In the interest of their
domestic science. A lunch at the Glover
club, west Twenty-first street. where
working girls go for a cheap lunch,
was first among the days surprises.
This club Is unique; Il was first started
by some enterprising ladies', whose OBJ
1ect was to give the shop girl an excel
lent lunch at very low figure, the plan
has worked successfully and not only
do they have good food, but rooms are
provided for reading and disposing OF
wraps, that the patrons may enjoy
home comforts at nominal price, At
ter tho lunch a trip was made 10 Jer-
w. AhNAt W WISH lllf lhiliDuN Met
chants refrigerator. tho largest and
most complete In the world There
one may see eggs, dressed meats and
fowls that viii appear on the markets
OF Gotham IN 1905 labeled strictly
fresh" Fortunately New York's in
habitants are limited in their knowl-
edge OF these facts and blssfully do we
buy these same strictly fresh arti-
Giles OF consumption and boast there
are no markets that equal New York;
Where ignorance Is bliss, etc.
sunday afternoon Mr., Burgess Young
gave an informal tea 20 his cousin.
Miss Jasmine Young, at Livingstone
hall dormitory. party OF young peo-
pie assembled by invitation OF Mr..
Young. chaperoned by his aunt. Mrs.
r. G. Easton, to meet HIS cousin.
most enjoyable time was had by all.
Several OF Mr., Y0ung's classmates en-
tertained the company with music and
songs nice refreshments being served.
and the novelty Of seeing college boys
rooms, bedeckei with pictures ana
flags, made the whole affair delight
full one. The bon comaradlrie OF host
and students was original, and In the