Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-09
News From line Leading Cities of Tine Gem State

/ ing OF the Y NJ. G.. A.. held last eve
ming $. NJ Ayers was appointed assist
/ ant secretary. vice T.. l.. Ludwig re-
! signed. TO III the position Of general
secretary OF the Brainard. Minnesota,
! Y. NJ G.. A. Committees were appoint
ed for the season as follows: Execu-
tive, W. H. Chase, w X. Slders. ]. T..
| Congdon; auditing. W. A. Jones, W.
A. McHann, j. A. Weed vacancies, r.
NJ Terrell, J. r. Sturtevant. w. II.
Siders. financial. II. A. Roberts. G.
Pomeroy. w. r. Kidd: membership.
w. W. White, - b. Curiess: house. J.
r. Kane, George =. Derr. Jesse Bulge;
gymnasium. James Arth: reception ana
social, Jack Starr. tennis, Or. Franz
Sprague, J. r. Todd, Mr. Bruin: boys
W. II. witty; baseball. j. =. Congdou,
VIM z. Duskering. Allen Crtswell, edu-
cational. w r. siders; religion. j. Il.
Sturtevant.
sALVE FOR BROKEN HEART.
Miss Nora Bennett of Springfield.
Mo. who is suing II. w. Pash, boss
painter In the machine shop. for breach
OF promise. was today awarded $3.50
damages In the justice OF the peace
court before Judge Felix Van Reutt.
The defendant appealed the case. The
appeal will probably be taken up next
week before the district court.
Frank McGonigle. for many years
road master OF the Idaho and Montana
division. has resigned his position 10
accept "a similar one on the Southern
Pacific az Tulare, California.
BENEFIT CONCERT
on Thursday last in the East Side
assembly HAN, benefit concert was
given by the Second ward L. d. :.
choir. under the auspices Of the bishop
ric. The exercises We're opened by the
choir rendering the Anthem 20. Come
Let Us Sing Unto the Lord" followed
by very choice piano solo by Miss
Davidson. two choir members. Mrs.
Wilson and Miss Garbett sang Con
vent Bells" i'm n most pleasing man
ner. after which six members Of the
choir sang a charming parody called
The Choir" Mr. T. Edgley sang In his
usual beautiful style and was much
appreciated by the audience. The choir
then sang Eye who are called 10 Ia
Dor" and Elder Kutterer gave a short
address. expressing gratitude TO has
many friends and thanked those who
took part in the program. saying he
desired to prove faithful to the high
calling Of a missionary. Elder Garbett
spoke along similar lines. feeling full
Of joy because he had been thought
worthyto be called for a mission. Mrs.
G.. Luce sang, Absence Makes the
heart ArIOW Fhu0tIs anu MI A1NuN
gave two comic readings in a very
comic manner. four members Of the
choir sang the quartet entitled
Trouble" Messrs Francis and
Wright followed with the duet, Lar
board Watch Mr. Ellis spoke a few
words Of encouragement and cheer 10
the departing missionaries, after which
the choir ably sang the Easter anthem.
Christ Our Passover Is Sacrificed for
Us"
The choir, though small. sang In
most delightful manner proving that
IL Is not always numbers that make
for good singing. and great credit Is
due to them. they having furnished all
but three Items on the program. There
were several encores and the chorister,
Mr. Francis. desires to express hearty
thanks to Miss Davidson. Mr. Hyde
Mr Edgley and all the choir members
for their efficient services