Salt Lake Tribune | 1915-12-12 | Page 18 | Lord and Lady Aberdeen Delight Large Gathering

LORD AND LADY ABERDEEN DELIGHT LARGE GATHERING Lectures Given by Distinguished Visitors Come as a Fitting Climax to Their Stay in Salt Lake CONDITION- of health n I eland the great wo k be ng lone th re bv the on en 8 N t o a Health a so at on i I nt n te b ts fro n the J es of fa ous Br tons we e entertainingly g e at the bait Lake theatc last e en ng by Lo 1 and Lady Aber een as tl e 1 ax of the r three daj st n It 1 lor two hourB the i otefl s tors 1 Id the attent on an 1 interest of the r a 1 en e and were frequcntl nterr pte 1 b applause or bj la ghter when they e ated so am s ng exper e es or sto es Lord Abe een p o ed to be a ap tal stor teller an 1 rela ed many am s ng events in the 1 ves of Gladstone Queen "Vi to a and others whon he knew He also had several ne v sto es that are sure to be go ng tl e rouuds n Salt Lake at the d nner table and else vhere in the mmediate future Delighted With Visit Lady Aberdeen dnelt at some length i pon the pleas re of a s t she made yesterday mornng to the c ty s new emergency hosp tal, and spoke w th deep appxec at on when she n ent oned the fact that Miyor Park can e down to the publ c safety build ng for the first t me s nee h s recent illness m or der to personally conduct her thro gl the bu Id ng Salt Lake sndeed to be congratu lated on the measures t has taken to p otect the 1 ves and health of ts peo pie eBpec ally those of the 1 ttle ch 1 Iren said Lady Aberdeen n her charming manner that has won the hearts of many who have met her n the past few days Governor Will am Spry pres ded and j. ntroduced Lord Aberdeen express ng the pleasure of the state and c ty at I having such d stmu shed guests He f pra sed the work the t tied co pie had 5 lone dui ng their many years of publ c life After graciously thanking the gover no lo In luess Lo d Abe een c ated to e o 1 1 eer b g n ng j w t h c ta ou at the age ot I fa e ea to Q ec V to Ho to some of the expe ences ot h s grand fathe w e that oble an wa pr me n ste to England He told of how Cladstonc h d ailed h m to become or 1 1 eutenant of Trela d an 1 how he was late sent to Cmada and then re t ne 1 to I eland Lord Yberleen sioke feel gl of the work wh ch Lad 4be leen his done fo I eland and p a se 1 t orps ot oft c lis who u anage the extens e at ta s of the Won en s N t ona 1L al h asso at on wh ch Lad be deen or nated and organ ze I Lady Aberdeen was. ut o lu e 1 n a fe v espec al p etty wo Is b Mrs Emmel ne B Wei s gene al cha rn an of the com n ttee which has had in harge the enterta nn ent of the guests Pays Pretty Compliment It s seldon that one has the honor of be no- ntroduced tw ce n one day by a queen sa d Lady Aberdeen n resi ond ng but I have had that honor today Tor I have come to know that nt En s the q een of Utah And as the au 1 ence brol e nto ap plause Lady Aberdeen bent over and kissed the hand of the beloved 1 ttle woman Lady Aberdeen then outlined vhat she had seen at the local cmergencj hosp tal and sa d that she had been deeply interested because t was su h places that si e had been try ng to eb tab! sh m Ireland She told of the work be ng done bv her followers n Ireland and showed through all her ren arks her deep lo e tor the people of Ireland over which Lord Aberdeen was v ceroy for so manv jea s Due to the wa she sad the work had been eatly hampered There was press ng need r ght no v for funds she sa d so that the organ zat on bu It up dur the past few years m ght not be swept awaj For th s reason she sa d they had come to mer ca to ap peal to the generos ty of the Un ted States for help She sa d they hoped to ra se a f nd of $e0 000 here and that would be suff c ent to assure the con tinuance of the work unt 1 war condi t ons had been relieved Should Remember Childien Many of us th nk now she sa d of aid ng the wounded and thousands of women have nobly sacr f ced every th ng to that end But I bel eve we should not forget the children for vith th s gieat war tak ng away so many of the men ire must depend upon the growing ch Idren to rebuild the race to ts former strength Lord Aberdeen expressed the bel ef that home rule for Ireland was assured that the law would be put nto effect mmediately after the close of the war It would do much he sa d to improve I land The d st ngu shed is tors will leave Salt Lake th s afternoon for Logan and from there they w 11 go to Ogden and then to Denver Informal enter tainment will be pro ded for them to day by the local comm ttee