Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-12
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,snesial correspondencel
,s ,sn YORK, June president g a1s
* ,,,en, viii, his IL young elders,
,fsA;! I. 1,,estlay for sussex, Sui
,,,,an warren, Monroe and
s.,ss Counties, for the summer, Ns"
as.. pennsylvania and New Jersey ].
selA, .,,rea states that these counties
a ihs ,,;,, b the field where the elders
-N VI, labor for three months, gong ~
w, q travelling companions IN TINS
ID s.l,,,s outing. The pairs are f'resi-
spihssl,, len and Elder Mccullough El-
osa sia,s,.rh a. Watkins and Ross Beat
| tqe4tg IN 1 TAYLOR and John Steele, A.
y hogan and NJ II Gustaveson, y, y.
y MCBRIDE and Clarence burgess t,l :, ".
y mark and Lorin s.. Merflll. f ..i'l
0ossnswill have charge as conleren 6
ht.asident during President Al i., AZ az.
pres. ais irhe counties to be visited by
s sn5p ,dars have been hurriedly trav-
ms al:s oys.rs for several summers and give
e sa a.. If d good work among the
pi9sns 1,hc country at this time Of
ptppi delightful and the people gen
year ,. = most 'ilospitable. The sections
el sl. are farming districts with vil-5
seieeeS CATERED within easy distances.
lasss oynerience that each will gain VIII
bettof great Naiue'
,43bY ,r conference that was held last
:, ,s5anaav was treated to surprise IN the
(s.na, rance OF Elder B. ii. Roberts anu
a,sfs Who arrived Saturday evening,
S stasidt Rich and Older Roberts We're
,he sneakers in the afternoon Ii'e
ieat,Irc of the evening services We ssa 4.
lee.u III Elder B. FL. Roberts. Oscar
irrilsham and r.. C. Baston each sang
ksIhs brooklyn, Ocean Side, Newark
f1gS 1ersey were well represented ana
WI large congregation both afternoon
fanJI seycning listened to the eXceilen.
'n .arr,ons Of the two speakers. Several
a.taneers we're present and seemed
ssoa,,,S impressed by all that was said
Tlder Roberts took a three days trip
tasposton to visit relatives and Will be
y he city a week longer attending
II business that brought him east
monday. Decoration day, saw the
tAahaft,ire Of Oscar Rirkham and
fSimilv from New. York where they
hHra been since last September II
T. Fn,bking big difference in the
FblrsiSrh. Elder Ilirkham has filed SO
ts,fs ithe many positions since coming
FbsTS He was teacher III Sunday
sibool sometime leader of the choir,
CHI always a willing soloist at after
M,nn services. Mrs iSirkham in her
social way has been a favorite with
eyeryone--and with her two Interest
5lng children has made their apart.
mient on West One Hundred and
hla home
3ffoorr ire western folks in this branch.
I'M krkham has had several good
offers in a musical way, to remain IN
Ia city for two years more. His
utility as a teacher is recognized with
his talents az a singer. the two being
rare and the more desirable, His
'tShtract with the Il. p. s. ". has not
expired and the love of home is too
strong for him toaentertain at present
Changes in his plans. It was with
ar1ahv5 regrets, the friends of Mr.. and
Mig Kirkham saw them leave for
Albany by, boat last Monday.
Preston Richards of the law school,
Columbia university. finished his work
last week and Is now doing a little
sight seeing previous to his departure
for Washington, D. c., for a week
aud then Chicago for the summer and
perhaps winter at the University of
Chicago. At Columbia university Mr..
| Richards stood first among the men
IN shis class for scholarship, and was
III popular at the university with
G.MS classmates as he has been with
His Utah friends In New York. He
will continue his law studies in Chica-
sd and much as his friends would
like to keep him here. Chicago seems
h offer as, good q field and has other
advantages most necessary to the
student In the way Of expenses. While
inINew York, Mr.. Richards has made
his home with Mr.. and Mrs. Willard
Christopherson on west Thirty second
street and Broadway.
4 Ten-days ago Mrs. Wesley EARLY and
sherosster Miss Beatrice Anderson ar
lsiyed in the city from the home of the
latter in Los Angeles, Cal, where Mrs
Early was called by the sad death of
Ter father, Mr.. g. Anderson. Mr.. Ear
ly+has been here for some time, leav-
ling~tIsns Angeles in April. Mr.. and
Mrs. EARLY returned to their old apart
inent on West One Hundred Thirty
sixth street and Broadway, but are con-
ltemplatings moving into other quarters
during the month. Mrs. Early's moth
~ ~ q. VIII ohatrhSSt
and two sons. still remain in California,
autanaS move east some time later and
Identity themselves with the Utah colo
ny here.
Wednesday saw the departure or Miss
M4eSf cowcroft for. home, she having
igIAishsa for this season her piano les
sni[sSEtth Prof. Heffley. Miss ScoW-
Elsft,asith the Misses Niblcy, Browning
and: I0lts, have made their home to-
Eetltettliis winter. and she is the last
ossleaye.' Miss :Scowcroft has made
wonderful progress In her piano studies,
gaming in technique. poise and ex-
Preston, which give promise of her
being one of Utah's leading pianlsts
n the future. Her special work in
English atI"Teachers' College has also
peen atisfactory, and she returns homo
lor the much needed summer vacation
Harold Golf. who has been pursuing
nlSs studies i'm English and literature
at Columbia this year. finished in en-
ggfe.tenf shape last Week During the
winter Mr. Golf was invited to join the
seribblers' club, an organization that
only accepts students who have reached
,a9s,aeish mark in English .composition.
ne was one of three men in his class
IN English composition to receive this.
NE Goft has made fine record In his
sgAose work. and Has been a favorite
" Nif pfotessorsi;as we'll as everyone
neEe, Thursday Mr.. Golf goes to Bos-
5 W Tor a few days, and then joins his
s!ileha. Mr.. Richards. at the University
y ehicago for the summer He will
.Ake up elocution and literary inter-
J., NO September will see Mr.. Cor
,nss 4as instructor Of elocution in
WE University of Utah.
l, Friday, Jack Richards, son OF Mr.. and