The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-20

Scoweroft, also of Ogden, were regis
tered the week before They were on
their honeymoon and have been max
ing a tour of principal points of inter
est in the east. The past week they
spent in and about New York sight
seeing, together with Mr.. ScOwcroft's
brother Joseph and family. They have
gone back to Ogden.
Saturday evening, March II, Mrs.
Wesley Early and Mrs. Robert EastOn
entertained at the formers apartments,
600 West One Hundred and FOrty-sec-
ond street, in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert ScOwcroft, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Scowcroft, Miss Mae Scowcroft and Jo
seph Scowcroft, jr. The apartment
was prettily decorated for the occasion
with flowers. At the close of an en-
joyable evening dainty refreshments
We're served. Other guests were DR..
and Mrs. D. c. Bulge, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clyde Squires, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Sears, DR.. Will Ward, Mr.. and Mrs.
Stewart Cohn, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Goulding. Mrs. Squire Coop, Mrs
Hugh Ford, Mrs. Annie Igett and VIII
liam Patrick.
William Patrick of the Decker Pat
rick company of Salt Lake is in New
York buying for his firm. He has
many friends in New York and is TAX
ing advantage of an extended stay to
visit with them. Mr.. Patrick is regis
tered at the Imperial.
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Z. r. Pembroke of Salt Lake was a
Gotham visitor this week. being regis
tered at the Hotel Cadillac. Mr.. Penn
broke was here on business and pleas
ure combined. He has left for the west.
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At the Herald Square hotel this week
Leo Humphreys of Salt Lake is regis
tered. Mr. Humphreys is here on bus
mess and win make an extended stay
in the Metropolis.
A convention of conference presidents
of the eastern states mission of the
Mormon church was held at mission
headquarters, 80 West One Hundred
and Twenty sixth street, the past
week. Once a year calls are sent for
this convention to the missionaries
representing the church in the various
eastern states. Twelve states We're rep
resented, and eight sessions of the con-
ference were held. Monday, March z,
a social was given at the mission home
in honor of the visiting missionaries.
Utah and most of the western states
were represented at this gathering,
which was genuinely western in pro-
gram and in its cordially.
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The ranks of the Utah colony were
depleted recently by the transfer of
a number of missionaries who have
been preaching in New York City and
vicinity. NJ. n. Hogan and o. L. Stew
art who have been here for the past
seventeen months, left for Toronto,
Canada, the middle Of the week L. :.
Merrill and H. c. FOulger went to Bal
timOre, and James G.. Smith to To-
wanda, Pa. They were given a fare
well social by friends at the home of
James S. Kencht, IA Oakland street
Brooklyn.
DR.. d. c. Bulge and wife of Logan,
Utah, are Gotham visitors this week.
DR.. Bulge is president of the Utah
Medical association and is here to at
tend clinics and visit hospitals to get
the newest and best methods. During
their leisure time DR.. and Mrs. Bulge
are visiting with their many Utah
friends here.
Levi Waldron of Morgan, Utah. who
has been a missionary for the Mormon
church the past two years, left for his
home last week. Mr.. WaIdron spent
the larger part of two years in New
Haven, Conn. He reports Utah stu
dents at Yale all well and progressing
in their studies.
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Mrs. Elijah Salisbury of Lehi, Utah.
who has been living in Brooklyn the
past two years, while her husband was
attending Pratt Institute, has gone to
Utah. Mr.. Salisbury will complete his
art course before returning home.