Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-22
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Joint Installation Tonight-Thcr'
VIII be Il joint installation of the q
A K. officers this evening in Ode
Fellows hall
Lent Begins Feb. 9,-Lent begin,
this year on the ninth of February
Wednesday. continuing until March
81. Easter Sunday.
Successful students Dancc-Aboui
rs couples attended Friday evenings
high school dance in the Eaton
gymnasium. given by the Commercial
alumni.
Judge sIcNIaster to SpcaIS-Judge
NcMastcr of the Juvenile court viii
speak in tho Twenty-fourth ward eve
ming meeting Sunday on subject
particularly chosen for parents
Boy Dies of Diphthcrin-John L:
Tilt aged S, son of Benjamin Tilt oil
So NJ street, died Friday afternoon
from diphthcrla. and was buried
privately this noon in city cemetery.
DR.. ID. O. Miner Namcd-Dr. D. o.
Miner OF Nephi was appointed Frluay
Us member OF the state board oil
health to fill tho vacancy caused by
the expiration OF the term of Dr 5.
H Allen on Dec. 81, 1909
Gasoline Hcarsc Coming-An auto
mobile hearsc is to be introduced into
this city. having proven such sue
cess as 10 become pcrmanency In the
large eastern cities. Along with the
hearse goes motor car for pail
bearers.
New VI. p. is known lIerc-Arthur
n. Lee, recently elected to the British
parliament by the Unionists of South
Farham division of Hampshire. has a
number of acquaintenccS In this city.
He was an nttache OF the British en-
bassy and In that capacity was present
at the battle OF San Juan hill.
Seeking New Quartcrs-Thc visiting
Western Union Telegraph officials are
considering where to locate the salt
Lake office when the lease on their
present quarters expires In IA months
Occupancy OF the ground floor OF the
new Mcintyre building in upper Main
street is said to be under considera-
ton
Books for school Ilibrary-The state
beard of education met Friday after
noon in the office OF A. c Nelson,
superintendent of public instruction,
and selected a list of 100 books to
be added to the library for school use.
The board also granted a number OF
teachers certificates. The next meet
1uE VIII pt btid a. ~ ~ "o's 'tSts
Dance We'll Attcndcd-The dance
given Friday evening at the Second
ward amusement hall was largely at
tended, and proved great success.
artistically. socially and financially.
The hall was beautifully decorated In
red and white. Walter Hansen's
orchestra furnished the music. The
funds thus raised Will be used to swell
the fund for furnishing the Sunday
school room.
Young People at Banquct-Thc
Young Peoples Bible class enjoyed
a spread Friday evening. in tho
parlors OF the church. with Mrs. a.
NJ Walden as the caterer. Mrs. E. o.
Lee read an original poem and
speeches were made by A, S. Peters. A
c. Wherry. A. r. Eberhardt. Miss
Mabel Johnstone, secretary Of the Y.
w C. A.. F. r. Fiske and John II.
Pape. the present teacher of the class.
Hoyt Elected Sccrctory-Henry c.
Hoyt of the General Electric COM
pany in this city, was chosen Friday
evening, as secretary of the Utah
Society of Engineers In place OF D
McNicol removed to New York city.
and Benjamin F. TIbbey was chosen
treasurer. The discussion of the eve
nluH was Oll All l%illlik jumps
with a paper on the same by Prof
f. H. Beckstrand of the state uniyer-
sity,
Daughters of Vetcrans-The Daugh-
ters OF Veterans installed the follow
ing officers Friday evening. President,
Mrs. Mary B Laurence; second vice.
president. Frances Boyce: Junior Vice
president. Dovie NJ PInkerton: chap
lain. Nellie Condor; treasurer. Bessie
L. Day; T. No. 1. Mary Watson. T.
No. ?, Lizzie Sleater; T. No. 3, Nellie
Sperry; secretary, Bessie Boyce.
guide, Lydia Cody: guard, Birdie
Gillette: musician, Lucille Armstrong:
G. B.. No. 1. Bessie Smith. No. 2,
Roberta Sleater; No. 3, Nina Cody:
acting secretary. Mrs. Lydia Cody
Colonel George B. Squires ofriciated
as installing officer