Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-26
Published by AMERICAN MELODY Co., Nov York.

VIM. Bayard Craig, DID,, LID, OF
the Christian church, on invitation OF
President Rich. gave a very interest
ing talk to the members of the So
ciety. President Rich sent out invita-
tions to several ministers of different
denominations, but only the Rev. Mr..
Craig accepted the courtesy After
the meeting Rev and Mrs. Craig met
with the members Of the society and
their friends. and a general social
time was enjoyed. Neout week 1t Ia ex-
pected another minister may respond
to the invitation, and again we will
hear their views on the salvation of
the soul. President Rich is adopting
this plan to give the ministers
chance to explain their views-and
show them at the same time the fair
minded opinion entertained by the
Utahns here in regard to religious af-
fairs.
Last Tuesday Mrs. Wesley Early
left for Philadelphia to visit with her
friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Dowd. returning
today. Mrs. Early and Mrs. Dowd have
been neighbors since the former came
to New York to live. Mr.. Early is do
ing business downtown and making
his way in the business world worry
rapidly: both Mr.. and Mrs. Early have
many relatives and friends in Utah
who will be glad to know of their
prosperity.
At the Navarro on West Thirty
seventh and Seventh avenue, Mr.
Henry Last OF Ogden city. Is register
ed Mr.. Last is frequent visitor to
New York and numbers among his
friends Mr. and Mrs. s. M. Kohn of
West One Hundred and Sixteenth
street.
Prom home papers one reads the very
pleasant news that Miss Irene Streng
of Ogden, once resident Of New York.
was the soloist at the Commercial club
OF Salt Lake short time ago. Miss
Streng possesses a beautiful dramatic
voice and only tho failure Of her health
In this low altitude keeps her from liv-
in In New York. where she could havo
tho best of cultivation for her rare
gift: II Is good news to her friends here
to know she is heard at home and ap-
preciated by lovers of music,
Mrs. Emma Ramsey Morris arrived
at tho Washington from Germany
| Friday last with her little daugh-
ter, Marian, Mrs. Norris has been
| studying while in Berlin with Mmc.
| Mara, and she reports that Mr.. and
| Mrs. Willard Andelin are also among
her pupils. A l,ttlc baby boy has just
come to the AndelIn household. making
| two little fellows to bless their home.
Mrs. Morris will sing for tho Apollo
| club the coming week, and while here
Is the guest of Mrs Crandall, former
Berlin friend, now living on West For
| ty-ninth street Mrs. Morris and baby
Will leave for home at the end OF the
| week
The Times has added Mr Isaac Rus
sell to Its staff, and this, with his mag
azinc articles and contributions to 9TH
er daily papers. will keep him very
much occupied man.
Mr. Ray Eccles. who has been cast
on business for some time, will leave
for home this coming week Mr.. Eccles
has been in Canada on sugar business
Mr.. George Browning OF Ogden. one
OF the we'll known Browning Bros, Is
in the city. and was an interested lis
tener at today's services.
The popular olothier of Salt Lake,
Mr. A. H. Crabbe. who has been In the
city for some weeks. will remain an
other 10 days: his daughter. who ac-
companied him east Is visiting in
Washington with her uncle. and will
return west with her father. Miss
| Crabbc will visit few days IN this city
/ before her father leaves for home.
At todays services the Misses Edith
Kingsbury. Edna and Sadie Coates. and
Gcorgina Smurthwaite were visitors
Tho Misses Coates and Smurthwaite
are students in Teachers college; Miss
Edna Coates is taking n post graduate
course at Teachers college. and all
four young ladies are living at the
Marquette, West Ono Hundred and
Twentieth street. JANET.