Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-27

vpw YORK, Aug. 2l.-On Satur-
N dey morning the big steamer
IN Cincinnati, of the !. American rer can
line. bore away three OF our rls-
,,o ,yonns physicians. accompanied by
IN. wives of two of the number. Ut
and Mrs Joseph Morrell Of Ogden Dr'
/ p pusrnire and wife OF Morgan ana
mr. am Richards OF salt Lake made up
The marty. which will go 20 Vienna and
Berlin for a year. and possibly TWO 10
perfect themselves in certain hhes ol
strdies necessary TO their work. sew
go, davs I'm New York have been de.
voted 10 seeing the principal points oI
interest and meeting with trlehus;
number of whom went down 70 o,
them God speed on their long journey
M Richards stayed a few days IN
Chicago TO visit with his cousin MT
preston Richards, and Mr.. ana MIS-
~ I sears, reaching the city III u.hc
70 cross the ocean with the utah party
prof Squire Coop Of Salt Lake ana
~ c'odn's niece, Miss Jeannette
Coosc sailed on the Mauritania snort
time ago for England, where Mlss
@ooLa viii remain with relatives pr,
coon returning Sept. ! 20 resume NE
work in the University OF OtAn IN so
Lake. on their journey across tny ~
tinent. Prof Coop and ms hlcce 80 nd
a Few DAYS in Chicago, visiting MT anu
Mrs. Sears.
Tho Iusitan,a, which left for Liver
rooi wednesday, Aug. Il, carried away
voung Elder Victor Sears OF Chlcesu'
mo goes to switzerland as MISSION
80 Mr. and Mrs Sears his parents
Inc i'm Inc future, and may go over
49, ioin their son at the end OF MS
work
There is great rejoicing In the Berge-
ner household Of Brooklyn today on tle
advent Of big nine-pqunaa. p yo,oe Tr
10 Douglass and Leona Pratt beisenei
Aug 81 This is the first child anu
naturally the happiness OF parents anu
grandparents is extreme
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Scoweroit ana
their son and daughter VIII lahu hete
"Wednesday, the gath; they VIII remain
TN New York only long enough to ship
,ha,r automobile and attend to some
ii,tle business before starting westward
for their home IN ogden
Elder william Edwards, a young mis-
sionary from the British isles VINO rs
Seo, York. Elder Edwards's mother
and sister came to Boston 20 meet
MIN and together they viii spend a rev
dsvs in the city before going nome
sightseeing and visiting places OF IN
terest.
Nrc Jennie smith johnson and her
cor leslie. have moved from West
I,,~ertieth TO h2i west one Hundred
and Thirty-ffth street. Young MT.
Johnson is attending school near their
nresent address and VIII graduate the
coming year.
Mrs Nat NJ. Brigham OF Wheaton,
nj has arrived in the city on a VISIT
10 her eldest daughter, Mrs. HOWARD
Couidlng. who lives on West one hun
drnd ana Fightieth street Mrs. Brig
nam viii he with her daughter FOR a
month or more she has Just returned
,,or, a SIX weeks visit with her second
aoughter. Mrs. Kristan Falkenberg OF
Waila WaIia, who is now the proud
mother 81 a nine-pound boy MIS-
praikenberg was Miss Grace nouns'
niece OF Mrs. Isaac Clayton OF salt
Lake.
Elders John II. Russell and Victor
Austin who Rave been laborlng IN New
tiannshire for some time, have beer
csIied 10 New York, where they VII
stav n short time before going home
both Young men being released aftei
4 two years mission.
The Misses Margaret Hull and Fanny
Rurns. having a few weeks Nacauoi
before the school term opens IN Septem'
her. decided 10 visit Boston ana Yer
mont for their summer outing, they are