Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-20
SALT LAKERS IN GOTHAM.

friends. Miss Woodruff came nm In the
city saturday evening "a week ago and
her parents viii arrive today 10 spend
week or two with their daughter.
President of the Pixies Peak Rail
road. r. h. Sells who f. living i'm Den
Yer and is a brother Of Mrs. i. Dewey
hlchards, arrived In the city two weeks
ago and is staying al the home of Mn
and Mrs Richards ON west one Hun
dred ana Forty fourth street MT Sells
is here on business for his road and
VIII remain week longer.
The papers have been run Of cbanvee
Of the different officials who have held
onlcc during the Roosevelt admins
tration and among the notable ones
There has been talk OF removing Gen.
James $. Clarksou. of the port of New
YORK. he having come in for 81 large
snare OF newspaper talk His Utah
friends have scanned ever. article re-
lating 90 Gen. Clari1Son. but hanpil,
no has been retained I'm office and
everyone seems glad to know there is
no man az present en- the public eve
Tor this most important post No man
could give greater satisfaction
ln general than does Gen. Clarksou.
lie has proved himself a true ana
FAITHFUL friend 90 the Utah people times
without number Gen. Clarksou is "a
friend OF Gen. II. B Clawson and oth-
er prominent men of salt Lake
The Misses Louise and Claudia Holt
went 90 Washington for the inaugural
services az the guests OF Mrs Irvine.
They stayed with their friend a week
and attended the grand ball The visit
was delightful one for am the young
people who went from here, and Utah
was well uourpgouted
Preston Richards and Harold Cor
were also visitors TO the Capitol 10 wit
ness the ceremony Of retiring one
president and installing another. which
they enjoyed immensely Their trip
was enliveued by social entertainments
AT the homes of Congressman Howell
and Senator Smoot where We're TO DE
met so many Utah people.
b. r. Ritter of columbia Joined the
throug of sight seers bound for the
capital and while there was the guest
of Dave Farrell. who with many other
A. e.. students Us making Washington
his home for the winter. Mr.. Ritter re-
turned Sunday evening. after the city
bad Quioted down from It's fever of e1-
citement of the last few days.
PRIEST Geo. Parkinson of Preston.
Idaho. came mp from Washington.
where he has been for some time, 60
see PRIEST Rich ON business. He only
remained three days and then re-
turned tO Washington 20 join his son,
who is residing there.
Hal ClaWsou who has been I'm the
East for some time. and made O. quick
trip 10 Mexico this winter spent the
afternoon 8nd evening with his aunt
and uncle. Mr. and Mrs. EastOn SUM
day. Mr. Clawsou expects 90 leave
for India with "a troupe OF players
and win visit tho far east with his
company China and Japan are 90
De- included n the itinerary. The pro-
feet of interesting tho government iu
his partners. MT Woods. death, has
been abandoned By Mr.. Cl3wson, as
no reliance can Dee put in their state
meuts regarding the tragic ending of
Mr. Woods and his daughter Mr.
CaWelu VIII go 10 Cincinnati Weunes-
day returning Saturday, and VIII then
Sail for india with his company.
Since the departure OF Elder Hay
wood for Philadelphia 10 labor there
Elder F0lkmm has been acting as su-
periuteudrnt OF the Sunday school
/ Oscar EIrIlham i- theological iustruc-
/ tor Tor the class Al sunday services
Miss Claudia Holt sang "a sacred solo.
Love Divine JANET.