Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-18
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| Successful OpeRtion--Mrs L. Dahl
! quist was successfully operated upoi
| Friday at the Dr. Groves l.. ~. y hos
| pital for an internal abscess She Il
| reported to be slowly recovering
Lecture to Parcnts-Df {. r.. Md,
dleton will deliver lecture to 'thC
| parents OF Emigration ward ton.or-
row evening at No. 94S east Seventh
south at $50 p. m. MI invited.
Dr. sianncr in Lond jn---Dr. RaS
Irvine has received word from Dr
stauftor that he has completed his
two months course In Vienna and l.
now In London where he will remain
taking up some special subjects until
July 3. He viii then sail for home
ana ~ expected to arrive here about
July 20.
Prof. Toronto in Europe--Mr. aud
Mrs. John j. Toronto who arrived
during the week from Europe, state
that their brother, Prof. j. j. Toronto
Is now In Paris whore he will re-
main for some months. In fact, II may
De O. year before he returns TO salt
Lake
Meeting postpoued-Tho board Of
pardons postponed It's regular meet
ing this morning on account Of the
absence OF the two judges Of the state
supreme court
outing at Liberty Park.-Evergreen
lodge NO. l51, Fraternal Union or
america, VIII have an outing at
Liberty park on Monday next.
For sane Fourtll--The safe. Sane
Sound and Sanitary Fourth OF July
celebration committee will meet this
evening At the Commercial club, to
further the movement being inatigu-
rated In this city to turn the past
inane. insane and inordlnate method
OF celebrating the "galorious Fourth"
In a more sensible direction.
Eagles at Saltair-The order of
Eagles viii hold their annual outing
AZ Saltair on the 9th inst Louis
Tanner Is chairman OF the committee
on arrangements.
Quarantincd Ia Canada--Word has
been received at the preaiddnt's office
lhat-tiYv families en route 10 Utah
nave been quarantined at Quebec.
Canada, because OF the existence of
measles among them. The families
consist or two women. two young
chiIdren and a young man.
Two Enjoyable Recitals-Agnes
'Dalquist Beckstrand gave two enjoy
able recitals at her studio on Wednes-
day evening. The first was in honor
OF three of her pupils. Miss Ruth
Mulholland, Miss Gwendolyn VIII
liams, and Miss Blanche Holt. The
second was for one Of her advanced
students, Miss Irene Condie, Mrs.
Emma Ramsey Morris assisted Miss
Condie and Miss Edith Kingsbury, and
sang on "Wednesday evening. The per-
formers all won hearty praise and
their teacher was warmly compliment
ID for her work,
Iron Mouldcrs at Lagoon--The iron
moulders OF the city are holding
their annual outing at Lagoon today.
ABOUT one thousand moulders and
their FAMILIES are expected to attend
the outing. There will be a baseball
game In the afternoon, and n general
good time is assured all who attend
Dy the committee in charge.
Singers Back from BIackfoot--This
morning brought back to Salt Lake
The group OF singers who went to
Blackfoot to take part In the big
musical festival there under Prof.
Rowdon. Thursday and Friday. The
party was made up OF Miss Irene KeI-
y, Edna Dwyer Fred G. Graham, ana
H. $. Ensign vocalists. and Prof T.
2. Christensen. conductor, who took
With him 22 instrumentalists MIR.
Ensign said their reception had been
all they could have hoped for and
he rendition OF THE Messiah" had
marked an epoch in Blackfoots an
lals. He spoke warmly Of the work of
Prof. Rowdon's chorus, and paid a
Ugh tribute to Prof Christensen and |
his men. especially for their rendi- |
Ion Of the Madame Butterfly" |
election