Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-19

II oDAIELLo' March 17-s
fatricks day was eeus..r.. ~,
4 served today Dos Tine v,.-.r. -,
the green. and by church ..-
ice. and St. Patricks toa A sr.,.,
service was conducted at ..
Joscpus huIuau ,aluuI. ......- o.
Ldules. Ala society of Jue r.....I.r--
church gave a 81. Iar.... ...
green tea az the home lr Dr a,i
MIS- q l.. NJ. SIOUX boo South John.
son avenue this afternoon
The Relief society of Ola. P..,+.r.
First ward. celebrated los ..z..-..-..-.
annual anniversary this ,.,..rg D..
which all the members OF t.. v.rl
were invited. A sumptuUu- sumner g.'
served in the basement uI 600. .lgr..
from Z 20 9, followed uE 3D. SNORT .ri
appropriate program. "a dame. ua.
given IN the old Amusement H.I Tr.
regular Thursday afternoon m.afIr-
was held az 2 30 Gal. usual The ar.-
was a happy success Bon eNUrs uly..rI
was well attended. The .u.I.r. Mn
have a Relief Society day" SUNDAY
afternoon ana oyeuIul 3D.. tH. NO..
Side l.. ID. $ Church.
A farewell and surur.-. parity Va.
rendered Mr.. and Mrs. joan Amo.
last night at the east side j.. D. s. a.-
sembly hail by friends and Church
members Of both wards The occasion
Tor the social lies iu the fact thu
Mr. Amor goes with the p0ea,eIh
Mercantile Co, 20 salt Lake. being 8r.
Of its most faithful employee. was
arranged 10 have the social follow
a short session of tine ward priest.
hood meeting and 10 was su carried
out. a little ruse was employed 20
get the attendance of Mrs Am0.
Bishop Reddish called the SCATTERING
10 order. and announced tlr singing
Of the hymn entitled. "COWD. Come
We Saints" y. S. Pond gave O. short
address. stating the cause of the gath.
ering. and I'm closing DIS address be-
caused the cover 90 be removed from
handsome plush Sofa which he pre.
scented in fclicitous language to tae
guests OF honor as perpetual
souvenir Of their friends
Pocatello. Mr. and Mrs Amor
were then escorted tl the stand ,0 De
seated on the sofa Air. Mosash
escorted Mr. Amor and gN-hishop A.
O. Ingelstrom. once their bishop
when residing al BayIlt escorted
Mrs Amor. Mr.. Amor made 70 dtuw
response. and In passing related o.
number OF interesting "reminiscences
Of his eventful life. Of his early c0l-
version TO the J.. ID. S. faith. AIrs Amor
also expressed her appreciation ana
thanks. A banquet followed after
which Mrs Mathilde T. smith sans
"a song which was encorcd w. a. Hyde
gave a reading named 'Darny and
Joan" and in Response rcud 'Itf
Naming of the Twins The social
adjourned after singing. "Goi ta
with You TIL We Meet Again
Benediction was pronounced hy exc
Bishop InRelstrom. The unooseI'tA
entrance Of the ladies was erected by
the use Of the class division curtain,
which were drawn across onc-hai %.
the room.
When ever Grandma IugeooE
Jacobson's birthday arrives there
something doing. and Yesterday was Do
exception: willing hands helped Ht'
with the feast This time sn. enter
tanned at the residence of Mr ana
Mrs VIM. Crookston on North Man
some so mouths were Ted WIN 70.
good things OF life. some oft ln'
courses served were prepared nN N'.
Jacobson after the way her m'ing.
used TO do. not all after the lanNe1
style. but some were OF the Prince
Hamlet style. and had queer names
one she aAlAtu ufbA'ntttf
another she called "zwieback.' ffano-
ma has a little kingdom of her own
children. grandchildren ana sfear
grandchildren, she rules over tlem
all with her great good will aH low
her for her many virtues The CONE
munlty Is proud Of her and ifeet
Join In wishing her many happy TO-
turns OF the day.
The 47th conference of the Z. ~ >
Church of the POCatelIp Hitht' '.l
vened here Saturday and 0l"ua'
March u, 10, which was wen
tended. the meetings sunday fe.oIp,
an attendance of 4J4. a numO-'
interesting discourses were gwen W
visiting and local elders. the a'n-
rendered By the ward choir ana "''y'
local talent were Of very high oIo,.
and were much enjoyed oN aL ..rs..
Among the prominent Ng,'".r L,.o
ent were Elders Francis A. ~ o..
Ruion s. Wells Serge l'a'ill, Len
merlv president Of tho SWis'-,e
mission, and Orson Hyde. pN'"
Logan, Utah. The other speakers WI
| Presidents Hyde. Pond, W'ou' sli.s
and for tho Mutual association ,-- NV
Margaret T.. Brimm, and MT. WI's'
I'm lessons from the outlines EeIW
were given by stake superlnieil ''.
Raw Harrison and Addie Henui W.,
! Musical numbers were given Joy N'
I Biddle, a song by Miss Hansen,
| niano solo. n baritone solo ny t,
| EdRley, a quartet hv the ''ially.
quartet. "a trio by Edgley Lund an'