Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-15
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Especial CORRESPONDENCE
| n Y EW YORK, May 9.--Satur6ay
and today conference for the
/ mission presidents is being held
at mission headquarters and at
Hawthorn hall. President Rsch's arr
| rival Thursday evening from Salt,
Lake. Chicago and Chattanooga. has
been the Keynote for great activity
around headquarters and number OF
elders with their presidents have come
into the city to attend the meetings.
President Rlch's trip west has been an
extended one. business keeping him in
the west and south longer than he
anticipated
Mr.. and Mrs, Joseph Richards ar
Mr.. and Mrs. z. Dewey Richards on
west One Hundred and E'orty-fourth
street. 1t IL another family reunion
Mr.. and Mrs. Richards are making
the, trip cast as they do once or twice
a year to visit with their relatives.
Last Monday Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
Russell moved into furnished apart
3inent for n few weeks at 619 west One
Hundred and Thirty fifth street. very
near River Side drive. Boarding
houses and hotels are not the most
convenient places to live and furnish
ed apartments are easy to obtain this
time Of year Mr.. Russell is busy all
the time. frequently being Obliged to
leave town for the day on newspaper
business, and it Is L.casant to have
wife and baby situated near their
home people.
Mir. and Mrs, Merrill Nibley who are
OH their wedding trip to Europe
passed through the city and stayed
three days With their sister, Miss Rea
NibleN and visited with Mrs. Nibley's
| At
being limited theaters and auto rides
We're the chief amusement Saturday
morning AZ the Cedric pulled out
Mr. and Mrs. Nibley. who We're pas
! scngers were smiling and waving
adieux TO friends on shore They ex
| pect to he abroad three or four
months. Their return to America will
be in the early autumn and several of
| the important cities not aeen on their
out going trip will be visited on their
way back home.
Saturday morning Mr.. Joel Nibley
arrived in the city too late to see tho
departure Of his brother and wife
he will be here several days with his
sister, Miss Nibley.
Tuesday afternoon the Misses Rea
Nibley, Mae Scrowcroft and Telitha
Browning gave a. matinee party at the
Colonial to Miss Bess Primean. pre-
| rious to her departure for her west
crn home. The Misses Louise and
Claudia Holt, Miss Nan Clawson. Mrs.
! Clyde Squires and Miss Leslie Wood
| ruff We're also Of the party
III about three weeks Miss Claudia
Holt expects to give n song recital at
| her teachers studio. Prof Laurisons
has urged her to give this before leay-
ing for home and Miss Hollis friends
have all expected her to do this some
time II, May or June. Mrs. Rockwell,
| q friend of the Misses Holt and de-
voted music lover, gave a reception
last Tuesday at which Miss Holt sang
before several critics who expressed
great hopes for her future in a mus
ical way
Mr.. Albert Scowcroft Of Ogden, who
came in from the west Wednesday to
purchase goods for his Arm. with his
niece---Miss Mae Scowcroft--gave a din
ner and theater party to their friends,
Miss Lelitha Browning and Mr.. and
Mrs. Stuart NJ Kohn. Mr.. Scowcroftj