Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-26
LATE LOCALS.

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G. A. r.. Election Tonight-The
AIaxell Post G. A. r.. Will hold its
annual election this evening, in Odd
Fellows hall.
knights Give Ball-The Knights
of Columbus will give the third of
their series of dances in Unity hall
next Wednesday evening.
Thirty-tlird Ward Lecture-Elder
Joseph Sheppard will lecture on!
travels in Egypt at the Thirty-third
ward tomorrow evening commencing
at $50.
Red Cross BalI--The Hospital
Corps of the National Guard will hold
its first annual ball at the state
armory, on the evening Of Dec. ~,
When prizes for the best dancing will
be given. The armory hall has been
handsomely decorated. #
Hebrew ServiceS-The closing SER
vices OF Chanukkah, Feast of the
Lights were held last evening, in the
local synagogues. Rabbi Freund
preached, In the Jewish Temple on
Moral Courage and CoWardice.
Candy for. Convtcts-A Though the
local Christian Endeayorers could not
hold Christmas service at the state
PRISON this year, they We're allowed
by the warden to send a box of candy
to each convict, so that the prisoners
had their good things as usual.
Tree for Poor Children--At the
residence of Mr. and Mrs. e. Mehesy.
Jr., 3O6 east Fifth South, entertain
ment was given Christmas eve to a
dozen and a half poor children. a
Christmas tree, laden with presents
for the little guests, was provided.
and the affair from beginning to end
| was one of the most interesting ina
| Einable. A Santa Claus made his ap-
| pearance among the children, much to
their delight. A rare treat was en-
| joyed by the: little ones, Mrs Afehesy.
seeing to it that everything possible
| was done for the happiness of her
little guests.
Musical at University Club---The So
| cial Committee OF the University club
announces a musicale for next Tues
! day evening, in the par1ors OF the clup,
where Liza Lehman's In a Persian
Garden will be presented by Mrs.
Stanley Price, soprano, Miss Edna
Coin, contrnlto, NJ. J. Brines tenor.
and Frederick L. Smith. basso, with
| Mrs. Judith Evans Brines pianist and
| accompanies. There Is to be informal
dancing afterwards, The Social com pm
| mittee will make special efforts to
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| the club the coming Year.
Back From Council Bluifs-secre-
! tary j. E. Taylor of the; State Board
/ OF Horticulture has returned from
6Council Bluffs. He says the Utah ex-
4 hib,t was well received and made an
excellent impression. Utah captured
| four firsts and one second prizes for
! the hest all round display. The list
/ of awards in which this state appear.
4 ed fourth was merely for variety,
1 something that the western states do
/ not excel in. Iowa had go varieties
| OF apples. but they We're ready for
! the SKILL barrel when the show was
over The next meeting of the National
| convention will be held at the same
4 place. All of the members of the
\ state horticultural society are much
elated over the fine showing made by
1 this state.
Engineers Enteriained-Six mem
! school of Mines, held class reunion
yesterday in this city. They We're d.
W Jessun. u S Mine at Bingham,
I William Mcdonald, Utah Copper mill.
4 Garfield. NJ. Holster. Daily-Judge mine,
4 Park City, T.. ISirtley, q. s. Mining
company, Eureka Il. HuntzicE;er and
4 Z. Met Carney, Prescott. Ariz. These
lsyoung mining engineers met IN the:
q fternoo on, at the University club, and
/ again in the evening, at Mr. .Iessup.s
1 % street residence where he enter
tanned them at dinner and With a
4 social and an impromtu college must
Gale later. He was assisted by his
sister Miss. Emily c. Jesup. Colunl-
bia, %, and remainder of the family.
A Tho occasion was much enjoyed by the
young graduates.