Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-16

TEW YORK. April lO.-Mrs. AT
N thur Shepherd Of Boston Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Briant
Wells Of Governors Island.
Mrs T. W. Jennings, their mother, be-
ing there also. Mrs. shepherd and
children will remain for two weeks
enjoying the lovely spring weather and
country life on the island. Capt. and
Mrs. Wells are beautifully located IN
q new residence on the paras.e square.
an ideal place FOR children to live in
the open.
on Friday evening last, Elder Ross
Bcate took his departure Tor Port
land. Maine. having been transferred
90 that part OF the country for the
spring and summer months IL viii
prove a delightful change, as the cool
woods Of Maine should be moro at
tuactive than tho sultry. warm streets
of city like New York In the SUM
mer Elder BCatie has done good
work with the music In this confer
cnce. being choir leader and organist
when necessary, so that his absence
will be- fcit by an interested. Mis-
s.Onary life is FUN OF changes and Il
is Of luostimable value 10 the young
elders TO visit new fields OF labor and
make new friends, as Elder Beatie has
done wherever he has been sent
There are o number Of new faces
among the missionary arrivals this
last week. and the appointments viii
be made in a fow day.
Mrs Howard Goulding left for Au-
burn, Rhode Island a suburb OF Proyi-
dcuco. last Thursday morning, Co visit
with her friend. MIS-. Alfred Whitman,
for two weeks Mrs Goulding. as
Miss Mcrza YOUNG. and Mrs. Whit
man. as Miss Muriel Hubbeil. We're
close friends since their childhood both
coming from England about the same
time, and the interchange OF visits has
been their custom for many years Mrs
GouIding and Mrs. Whitman contem-
plate making a dying trip 10 Boston
before the return OF tho former. Au-
burn is connected with Providence by
trolley and Is a beautiful country rcsi-
donco part Of that busy little Rhode
Island city.
A very interesting biography NJ the |
picturesque career or Regis De Tro-
BRAND, who commanded the famous |
infantry, has just been pub |
lighed by his daughter, Mrs Charles /
Alfred Post ~ this city General dc |
Trobriand viii be we'll remembered by /
many Salt Takers during his command |
nj Fort Douglas In the 70's. being trans |
ferred TO New Orleans from Utah, and /
In 1879 retired from tho regular /
army Mrs. Post has dedicated her /
book 20 her children. and she adds "to |
keep her dear fathers memory from
oblivion FOR q little while. beyond his
own generation
A. tho Waldorf. for tho last two
weeks Mr. and Mrs J. r. Walker have
been guests. thry having decided 20 |
'pcnd the Easter vacation with their
laughter Margaret who is "a pupil Of
Miss Mennotts school az Mulh-ook,
Duchess Co. ". Y. Miss Norine
Thompson. daughter Of ex-Mavor
Thompson. who rs also a student OF
Miss Benefits. was n guest Of her
ricnd. Miss Walker. az tho Waldorf |
Turing their vacation, both young la
Hes enjoying the change 20 CITY life |
nr tho 10 DAYS. Mr. Walker has been |
waiting the arrival Of Mr Samuel
whou4o. who came 600 Thursday eve |
ling A matter ~ business had 10
a settled before tho return west 81
Dr. Walker and the presence NJ Mr.
NcWhouso was required 70 arrange II.
Ir and Mrs Herman Prosser enter
mined NJ tho opera and dinner FOR Mr. :
nd Mrs. j r Walker last Tuesday. |
nj have been To many places Of in
rest with their friends since they
rived. Mr.. and Mrs Walker left
r homo Saturday after seeing their
'uehter and friend back TO their school
Minbrook.
Mrs. Waldemar Van Colt and
1ughter Miss Pearl, have been living |
lth friends. the Miss Gilmore and
on brother Mr.. Gilmore. al a private
larding house on the west side since !
lcir arrival ten days ago; yesterday
lcy sailed for Europe. Young Mr..
an Cot who Is a student at Cornell
me down for Eastern vacation to see
is mother and sister before sailing, !
be- three making "a very happy party.
ghtseeing and attending theaters
uring their brief stay
ON the Adriauc OF the American
no Mrs. Ada Dwycr Russell and |
iughter, Lorna, sailed the 9th for
ondon direct Several other members
the Dawn of a Tomorrow" COM
any were also booked 20 sail Mrs
usscIl has been rushed almost he
'ud her strength since coming from
nicago, so much 10 do and time So
uitgd. The Adriauc carried many
'pular society and professional peo-
e. Among them Mrs. Francis Hodg-
n Burnett. author OF the play. Mrs ,
u'7Nll VIII begin rehearsals at once, |
POP old character Bet being an inn
'rtant part and will doubtless make Q
big hit in London and the provinces
pa voyage.
Nearly two weeks ago Mrs. Can't ,
oodward and her sister Miss Kate +,
ldge, sailed on the Mediterranean | d
'p 10 make "a tour OF Europe. Cant q
Do Mrs. Woodward are stationed at D
'vernors Island, and are sometimes
en- by their salt Lake friends.
Mrs. Capt. Allen, who was formerly ! d