Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-19
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
EyV YORK, Jan. little pro-
IN posed Rocky Mountain c1up
Y VIII be discussed at length on
ian. 10, at Delmonico's, where
the Montana society meets on that day.
The club is designed to take IN New
York residents OF the Rocky Mountain
states. and the membership VIII include
all eligible or course 1t is exclusively
for gentlemen, no ladies need Apply
yet the mothers, sisters, cousins anu
aunts, may develop such an interest III
the welfare of the club as to spur on
their male relatives to make 1t one OF
the notable societies of this city OF
elegant clubs. Utah VIII nave her
mace and no doubt she will be repre-
scented. as there are many moneyed men
from our Bee Hive state, reslaent III
New York who will avail themselves
of this opportunity to enroll their
names among other Rocky mountain
representatives. The matter oil cup
house. equipment and site TOT nuiiu-
ing, will be discussed.
The coming week win see the depart
ure of Mr., Andy Rosenbaum for an
extended tour of the eastern and south
erri states I'm the interest of the G. IL.
Barker Manufacturing. Co., business
builders of Warren street Mr.. Rosen-
| baum has been connected with this firm
| for some time.
This evening Mrs, oscar Kirkham
and baby. in company with Elder
Abram l.. Smith will leave for her
home in Heber City Utah. Elder smith
has labored for two years In the field
| and. now being released, returns to his
/ H., > 60 tfith tlp
colony sees the departure of Mrs, kirk
ham. She and Baby Kirkham have
| filed important roles since their adj
vent among us. early in the autumn;
their cosy apartment on West one
Hundred and Twenty-third street has
seen many happy gathering of
Utahns, for the genial hosts have made
1t center of hospitality. Mr.. Kirkham
| will remain until the end of his school
term some time in May. He and Prof
Hickman will try housekeeping on a
small scale until they each finish their
| work here.
! 1t was q most delightful surprise TO
| the many friends of President Wallace
Hunter. to see him in his old place on
the stand. ut Sundays services. SO
| rapid has been his Improvement since
| leaving the hospital, that it was deemed
| advisable to let him attend church.
His entire recovery is certain now, and
| the terrible ordeal through which he
| has recently passed will seem like a
| dream to every one who has witnessed
Ills severe Illness of the past few
| weeks.
Miss Nora Ellason of Logan, Utah,
arrived in the city Sunday morning.
| She was met at the train by Messrs.
Easton and Squires Miss Ellason
will make her home with Mr.. and Mrs.
l1aston during her sojourn In New
York. she having come here for the
| purpose of studying music, both vocal
| and instrumental.
Last week. Miss Ruth Avery Hays.
daughter OF Judge Arthur b. Hays.
once of Utah, now solicitor of the In
ternal revenue department at Wash
| ington. D. c.. came up from the capt.
| tai to stay in New York the rest of
the season, also to continue her musical
| studies. Miss Hays will be a member
OF the household of Mr.. land Mrs. Stu
art w. Kohn, ESQ West Ninety-thrd
street She has studied with Prof
Bishoff, the blind vocal teacher. Of the
| capital, and has made excellent pro-
gress, possessing strong soprano
voice of unusual range. Like all music
| students who first arrive here. she will
have great difficulty in selecting a
teacher, as the many thousands here
| located, are all nrst-ciasS III their own
opinion, and that of their followers.
but 1t will be the same route all stu
dents must pass through. and at last
make their own selection
Saturday Mr. J. p. Meakin left for
Providence, r. l.. where he will deliver
a series of lectures, then go on to Bos-
ton and Worcester, where he will con-
sumo several weeks In doing the work
he Is engaged in for Utah. While here
he has received number of invita-
tons to speak in private homes; his