Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-04

Trains Annulled-Trains and 4
on the Rio Grandc were annullc,
Friday, on account of a blockade du
10 the storm back in Colorado. :,
stub train came through from Crane
Junction.
Files on Power watcr-NIoses w
Taylor of Coalville filed application
Friday afternoon with the state en-
gineer for 20 second feet of water
from Chalk creek, Summit county
for power purposes, developing SOC
horse power.
Blind Learning Piano Tuning-A
course OF instruction in plano tuning
was started Friday afternoon for the
adult blind at the workshop back of
the Lion House. with three students
to begin with. Lessons are to be given
twice a week with Stanley Worden as
the instructor
w. c. 4. U. Special Acctlng-The
w C. T. U, held a special meeting
yriday evening at the residence of
Or l.. v. Silver. where Mrs. e. E.
Shepherd and Mrs. Tom d. Pitt de-
legatcs to the national convention
gave an account OF the doings of that
body.
Ncphi L. Morris to Spcals-The
program for the conjoint session of
the Mutual Improvement associations
for Sunday evening in Farmers ward
at $50 O'clock The Undnc quartet,
consisting OF Kathryn Gabbot Enid
Edmunds, Mayme Summcrhays and
Virginia Smith. will be heard in
musical numbers.
Fund For Harris Homc-The fund
for the home which is to be given
Mrs. Fisher Harris. widow of the
late secretary of the Commercial club.
has reached total of s3.525- The
James Stewart company of New York
has sent 4 check for $50 and Heber
J. Grant & Co. has contributed S25
since the last publication of the list.
His Fifth Anivcrsary-Rabbi
Freund gave an interesting reminis-
cent talk Friday evening, in the
Jewish temple, the occasion being
the fifth anniversary. OF his pastorate
in this city At the conclusion of the
service Rabbi Freund was presented
with q beautiful silver tray by his
congregation, the presentation address
being made by Henry Cohn.
Funeral of EGic Yomg-The fun
eral OF Nora Effie Young. who died
Friday morning at the Groves J.. ID. 6.
hospital from typhoid fever. will be
held Sunday noon from the Eigh- |
tcenth ward chapel. The interment to
be in the city cemetery. The caskct
Sunday morning at the home OF DR.. |
Andrew Stewart, $50 ID street.
Sons of Veterans FIcction-The |
Sons OF Veterans chose the following |
officers Friday night for the ensuing |
year: Patrick T.. Connor reelected |
commander, II. +. Corscr. senior vice |
commander: w. II. Graham. junior |
vice-commander; j. G Cecil. S. W.
Patterson and e. NJ Qualtrough, |
be instituted ut the coming instalIa- |
tion OF the above officers in January. |
Song Services In Fourth Ward
Charles Kent and n number of his |
pupils will give Il song service Sunday |
evening. at the Fourth ward chapel |
Seventh South and West Temple |
streets, commencing at $50 o'clock |
Among those taking part are. Will |
liam Woodyatt. adelaide Earle. Eents
male chorus, Lillian BranninG. Dot
Mcmillan, Don Priestley, Edna Morris.
Gilbert savage. Carl Weenig, Charles
Kent. the ward choir and selected
Duets, trios and quartets. The public
is invited.
Thistle Club EIcction-The Thistle
club held its annual election Friday
night. with this result: President,
William Service; vlce-president, w. |
A. Gray; secretary. William Nibit;
treasurer, Simon Grieve; chief con-
ductor. Robert Stevenson: sergeant-at-
arms. Charles McPhee: Installing Of
iicer. David Henderson; chaplain,
Nlcol Hood. Five new members were
Initiated, Committees will shortly he
appointed TO make arrangements for
the celebration of the birth OF the
poet Robert Burns, Tuesday. January
%.
Bishop Whitney TO SpeaIs-Bishop
Orson F. Whitney has been invited
by the presidents of the two Improve
ment associations of the Eighteenth
ward to repeat his address on EARLY
Thcatricals In Utah" at the Joint ses-
sion tomorrow evening at $50. The
topic deals largely with the steps
taken by President Brigham Young
TO afford proper amusement to the
pioneers in the early days. and was
greatly enjoyed by the Daughters OF
the Pioneers before whom il was
rendered recently. Horace S, Ensign
viii sing. and the Eighteenth ward
choir will provide suitable music.