Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-05
,snoc,ol correspondencc.) )

Especial Correspondence
- YEW YORK, Jan. 30.-Last Mon
N day evening. ths. friends of Eld-
er Charles f.. Dinwoody. who
left for his home In Idaho on
Wednesday, assembled at mission head
quarters. SO West One Hundred and
Twenty-slxth street. TO give him a fare
we'll social and n good send-off Elder
Dinwoody has been In the mission held
nearly four years; his wife and children
were companion laborcrs for three
years Tennessee and other southerh
states have been the scene oil ms Ia
bors,. and only the last year has iourd
him in the Eastern States mission felu
As secretary and fellow lalborer with
President Rich. his services have
been Invaluable to the president. hrst
in the Southern States mission, and lat
tcrly In the Eastern states 1t is Win
sincere regret that President Rich now
parts with Elder Dlnwoody. for his de-
votion to the cause has been undouoted
and constant. United with zeal. ne mas
shown untiring energy in assisting as
speaker secretary and music leader III
the south as we'll as here Al the
social Monday evening, music and ad-
dresses made up most enjoyable eve
ninp's entertainment The Misses Il.
Beale and Elma Young. r. c. Easton
and Elder Dinwoody furnished thc
vocal part of the program. while Mrs.
S NJ Kohn gave several instrumental
pieces, also acting as accompan'St TO
the singers. Miss Fora Shaw surprised
her friends by giving a beautiful reel
tation, as she was supposed To be q
singer only; her talents in a dramatic
Way were never guessed. so the pleas
s11-e was all f1e moro genuine
Elder Dinwoody Will be succeeded
nv Elder John T. Smellic as secretary
and AID to President Rich, and Elder
II. D. WIngcr is now president OF the
Brooklyn conference,
Mrs. Albert Boyle left for Salt Lake
with Elder Dinwoody, business OF an
important nature calling her homo. Mrs.
Royle expects TO return the latter part
of MAY in time TO be present at Mr..
Boyle's graduation In the metallurglcal
deDartment Of Columbia university
early in June The trip homo of Elder
Dinwoody and Mrs. Boyle viii be de-
lightfully passed in visiting several
places of great historical interest to the
elders and early descendants of Utah.
Nauvoo, Kirkland and Independence
Will be seen as well as other places that
travellers cannot afford to miss on their
way west. Mrs. Boyle who Is always
an active member In whatever branch
she may reside in, will be missed by
friends and those who work for the
cause; her return will be appreciated by
the branch In New York
Tuesday evening. Jan. Is. r. c. East
on sang for the Bobby Burns" society
which gave its annual dinner at Del
unonico's. Miss Mary Garden was also
on the program and both were accom-
panied by one of the well known harp
lists of the Metropolitan Mr.. EaSton
made a great hit in his Scotch songs
and his services are always in demand
for Scotch gatherings Each winter
sees these clubs increase and their ban
Duets and entertainments are always
held in the best known places for such
affairs.
Tomorrow evening at Halifax. n. j.,
Nr Hamilton Park who Is member
OF a successful vaudeville sketch. plays
that place for week returning to New
York the middle of February to play
tho circuit for an indefinite time. Mr.
Park is doing we'll in the profession and
when in the city Is a constant attendant
at the Latter-day Saints church serv-
ices
Last week, Mr.. Edward Garbier of
Pittsburg arrived in tho city on a VISIT
TO his sisters, Mrs. Helene Davis and
Mrs A A Sumner of Stamford, Conn,
where he stayed for several days assist
ing in the care of Mr.. Sumner, who has
been too Ill to travel south for the
winter Mr. Garbler will remain few
days longer. attending to business and
visiting relatives, leaving for home
Wednesday next.
Mr. and Mrs V. ]. Lanning have
moved to 10 West One Hundred and
Second street Mr.. I.anning, who has
been ill for SO long, is much improved
in health. Mr.. and Mrs. Lanning are
converts. and have been most hospitable
to the elders and western people since
first meeting with them: they are true
friends to the cause they have espousd.
So much sickness among the people