Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-18
LOCAL BRIEFS.

OF the flrSA MetnOulSt cnuIcn pTchcH-
cd Monday evening. at Salvation Army
barracks on Tho Founding of Cleans
ing" before large audience.
Ball Successfully couples at
tended Monday evenings masquerade
ball Of the Royal Highlandcrs. Prizes
were given for the best costumes and
characters and tho music furnished
was very acceptable.
Bad Casc of Dlphtl,erIa-Johcph w.
McMurrln Jr.. who was compelled. 10
temporarily give up his business on
account OF Indisposition last Thursday
has developed y distinctly bad case
OF diphtheria and is now under the
charge OF DR.. Joseph s Richards
Successful Man. to Studcnts-C. H.
Crysler of Minneapolis addressed the
Y. NJ. c. A. craftsmanship class Mon
day evening. claiming that he owes
the greater part OF his success 10 the
work he did In connection with inc
saIesm ma nship class ct his Minneapolis
association.
Farewell Observation-Disclosures d.
rector ]. Gustav white OF the Y NJ. c.
"A. was banqucted Monday evening.
prior to his departure to Buffalo. n.
Y, where he is to fill the same posi-
ton there, and also presented with
costly watch fob Speeches were
made by Secretary Cox, John d. Spen-
Ger and others.
Six New Citizens-Fiyc men and
one woman were admitted as cltizenS
Monday in Judge Morse's division OF
the Third district court They were
ae follows; Ruth f. Shaw. formerly Of
England; George Collinwood ana
George S Sims, England; John r
Vincent and Edmund Kraft. Germany.
A e. Marpurg. Switzerland
Realty Men Mcct-The board of
governors OF the Salt Lake Real
Estate association held its first meet
Ing since the annual election at tho
Commercial club Monday afternoon.
Outside of a general discussion OF the
plans for the coming year no business
was transacted. The next meeting VIII
be held Monday next at 12.l5 p. IN.
at the same place.
Address TO Womcn-Brigadicr Cen
eral Mary Stillwell of the Salvation
Army in Chicago Will speak this cve-
ming, at local headquarters. on slum
and rescue work and Tuesday after
noon she Is to address the women
of this city, In the First Methodist
church. on Tho White Slave traffic"
The visitor is 20 speak further be-
fore leaving the city.
Pure Food Squad Busy-A carload
of vinegar shipped into this state
from st. Louis without being prop
erly branded WAS sliced Monday at
various points in Cache valley by the
pure food Inspectors. and other st.
Louis shipments supposed to be in
this city are being hunted up. The
inspectors also confscated a lot of
unlabelcd butter in Cache county.
Gcau,syeu for Mcinbers-Great
1ncohonee Joseph Farrar OF the Inn
proved order of Red Men spoke Mon
day evening before the members of
Washable Tribe No. ! of this city.
preparatory to a campaign for new
members, Among other things he said
there are now 600. 900 members of the
order in this country. Mr.. Farrar is
en- route across the continent to the
Pacific coast on an inspection trip.
Local Nest Gives Soclal-The local
Brotherhood of Owls held a we'll at
tended social Monday evening In the
Boyd Park building, where there was
also musical program Arrange
ments are making for affiliation of the
Salt Lake Nest With the American
order of Owls There are two national
organizations. viz. the Brotherhood
and the American order Of Owls. The
Salt Lake lodge belongs to the former
but Is seeking change OF national
connection.
Mothers Congress Mccts-Mrs. c. Z.
Aliens home, 929 First avenue. was
the meeting place Monday afternoon
of the executive committee of the
Utah Congress of Mothers. Plans for
broadening the work were discussed,
and Mrs. Allen was chosen to visit the
church societies of the city in tho In
terests OF the work, the object being
TO increase the membership by ac-
l.~.I- ~
ness of the labor in hand Another
meeting will be held at Mrs. Aliens
home next Monday afternoon
High School Dcmonstration-The
students OF the high school are plan
ming to get out in force Friday after
noon. Jan. 2S, and demonstrate to the
citizens OF Salt Lake that they want
the new high school. On that day the
entire high school, headed by the
band so strong, Will parade up and
down the principal streets Another
feature OF the parade Will be the en-
tire cadet battalion of 400 decked out
in their gala attire making a splendid
showing. Following them will come
the students bearing flags. pennants
and banners with appropriate mot
toes.
Fail 10 Elect Prcsident-Thlrty
ballots failed 10 choose a president of
the Utah Press association at Monday
afternoons meeting. so there will be
no further effort until the quarterly
meeting IN April. The candidates were
Il. L. Holman of Bingham. j. d. Lar
son OF Provo, and Parley P Jensen
of this city AS there were only Is
members OF tho association present.
the chair. Mr.. Jensen. finally held there
was no quorum, and declared the con-
test of. So the remainder OF the scs-
sion was occupied In such hilarious
sport listening to the reading of
the regular reports. when the meet
ing adjourned.
Historical Socicty-rhe Utah State
Historical society held Its thirteenth
annual meeting. Monday. In the
Deseret National bank building. w
A Lee was In charge OF tho meeting
j. Il. Lctcher. acting as secretary. Tho
following trustees were elected. after
which the meeting adjourned subject
to the call of the president or board
OF control: w NJ RoNlance. Provo,
Hrs. Eliza Is. Roylc and w. ~ Lee. to
r>rve till 1911: Judge ". NJ. Nc
es-Sty. Prof. Byron Cummings and
rvi f. Young. TO serve TIL 1912;
sn,ence: CIawson. John NJ. Mills OF
Ogden and John Parry of Cedar City.
to serve till 1913.