Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-22
Especial correspondence.)

Eastern States conference presidents
was a big affair and social success.
About 20 were present. brooklyn,
ocean Side. Newark and Patterson
we're ably represented and with the
Sew Yo1k contingent made an ensem-.
Bic Of western talent and hospitality
very se!ccm seen eT N in this city.
Messrs. Kirkham, Easton. Dinwoodey,
Russon and Golf. with the Misses Nora
Fliaso" and Mabel Eory and Mr.. and
Mrs, Durham furnished the music,
while Mr.. Mickey gave sketches of
negro life that We're appreciated by all
present The tables We're loaded with
innumerable good things that added to
the enjoyment OF all. The mission
house has seldom seen so large and
happy party under its roof as that
assembled a week ago and with it all
a tinge of sadness crept In as 1t meant
a sort of farewell to Elders Andrus and
Haywood, who have been SO long asso-
ciated with the mission. Elder Hey
wood has been in Philadelphia for the
last three months and IS released to
return home this month, Elder Andrus
has filed the Office Of secretary for
nearly two years and Is now. released
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and about to return to his home in
southern Utah Mr. Campbell, one OF
the Utah art students at the league,
presented Elder Andrus with one of his
painting.s.fa landscape. in token of the
good feeling existing between the two
men. The presentation speech by
President Allen was a tribute to the
esteem in which both elders are held
by the Utah people here. AMI closed the
exercises of the impromptu program.
If one wishes to meet his out of
certain just where to find them a
stroll through the Metropolitan mu-
scum is sure to bring about the de-
sired wish in less time than it takes
hunting hotel registers. ~ Salt Lake
party standing in Wonderment before
Sorolla's two great works in the new
wing of the Metropolitan, saw fam
tho gaze. quite as nrdently Mrs. En-
ma j. McVicker, so long n resident
of Salt Lake. but now one of Los
fer husband, MI. McNicker, was max
~. ~ tlie. tour OF the museum and 10
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i's'rIleS si,iaii informal recep-
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nart,. mt E,.ancas I'LL, ana E,,,,a ~,
will Id visited ren,nst fo,. Mise Miss
I,Icv Gates, address in Rarlip infi-
Gates Mrs NIcyicker intends koeninr
in touch with her Utah friends While
McVicker5 was a guest at the Margaret
Louise home on East Fifteenth Street.
The party intends making a four days
trip to Washington before sailing and
other places of interest will be given
attention if time is allowed.
Mrs. Percy Sadler with Mr.. and
MIS- Herman Prosser and little Win
nltred, nave peen IN Fort dupont,
( ( l l,, ior nearly q week; Mrs.
Esadler, VINO mas been visiting her Sis
yer, MIS-. irosser,, lor over month
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son WIN tt'e company IN me east
Messls. ooseph .Decker ana Mlli l'Ii
last week, expecting 70 pe mere Ior
nearly month on business business. ineir
severance from the ScoWcrolt iirttl Of
ogden VIII necessitate many changes
that can only be erected mere where
their goods are bought, and It VIII re-
quire weeks to make the change, as
they intend opening up y business of
their own in Salt Lake.
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Friday evening, May Z. at Fraternity
hall, Elder Charles Il. Dinwoody lee
DO to BE Saved?" before large gath
ering of the Harlem Liberal Alliance
Mr.. Dinwoody was shown
every courtesy by the club. and was
able to treat his subject as he saw fit.
He mafle a fine impression upon all who
heard him. IT is not often that elders
have the GOOD fortune to sneak before