| Show 1 I CITY NEWS SIN NEV IN BRIEF Farewell 1 to t o Pi A tor A farewell re rc- rc epton will wi oe be Gh t n m at al the Third Pros Pres church tonight in honor o of oC f the thc retiring pastor and his hil wire wife Rev Mr Ir and Mrs tl Josiah Clerk Unites Unies Couple David Smith deputy county clerk cleric yesterday united In lit II marriage Charles s II 11 I. I and arid Hazel Dudley both of Salt Sal Lake The TI ceremony was performed In the tire ante aliCe loom loom at tho ito clerks clerk's office on OI r BJornson he tire noted Norwegian scholar and rc traveler who was wag to have ha lee lec tum-ed tum In this city next Saturday night has wired cri friends here cancelling the engagement He lie Is at Seattle and has made a sudden decision to go to Alaska He lIe expects to le come conic to Utah after completing his Alaska trip ti-il Bryan to be lie Hero Managers here Managers of or the Epworth Ica league ue concert and lecture course courso of this city have Cl secured the following attractions Ing for Cor next season season- Jennings Bryan DIyan lecturer William Dwight Hils lecturer Lenora Lenor Le- Le Lenora nora nor Jackson violinist Slayton Slaton jubilee jubilee lee singers Orpheus club anti and local singers ers Rogers and Ind Grilley ant enter enter- I Ix I I m I hI t a at nt C I Hamilton A in in I I t A. A manual I training anti and sowing sewing exhibit will wi be given shen at 8 o'clock tonight ht by the Hamilton Hamilton Ham Rain ilton liton school school Supervisor Supervisor- P Parrot and anti State Slate Superintendent Nelson will wH give short hort addresses mal and there will wf be he a 3 abort hort musical 1 program Class demonstrations dent dem dm In manual training sow sew ing Lag drawing cutting and anti dirt clay modeling mod mod- cling eling will wi be given II Mr Mrs Ir Funeral Funeral Funeral-A A A special train bearing tho the body boty of or Mrs s. Samuel L L. Haddon will arrive in the wi cf city this morning from Park CI City The bod body will wi be bri taken to the homo horna of r t Haddon till Second street street The iu funeral tuner funer r I al nl will wi be he held at St. St Marks larks cathedral at 3 30 p. p m. m under the auspices of the thc Eastern Star of or which the dead dea woman was a member Normal Class Arrangements Arrangements Arrange Arrange- Arrangements ments are arc being made maJe for Cor the annual reunion and banquet of the class clas of r 01 Normal which is to be held lucid at the Cite L Lagoon oon Juno June 4 This reunion was wa planned when the class cas graduated graduated five fhe years eais ealS a ago o and it is expect expected d that it i will ill wj be bo attended b by tho the entire entre class Notices have been boon sent merit to 10 the lie different differ differ- ont oat members and In but hut few fm cn eases cases h has n oj Present Present- Fine Picture c Mrs Alonzo B. B Irvine lne huts has presented to Prof Maud laut May Babcock of the department of locution elocution at the university a hand- hand rome fome large picture of oC Alfred Ayres Ayre the noted elocutionist t and anti Shakespearean cholar tholar The picture Is one of or four foul I that Ih Mr A ICS had made of oC himself i shortly before he died and bears his hK signature It I Is pronounced by ov every everyone ry I one otic who tho has s seen en It and who had an art al acquaintance with wih Mr 11 Ayers to bo be a at splendid likeness New Ji Idea Inca Alter After the tho mooting meeting of oC the city council counci last night the ho members took a street car ride to 81 Eleventh East gast and street where an experiment wIth a a now form Corm of jf street lighting was In progress The Utah Light Power company placed placeda a car cm at tho lie service of or the councilmen UIt anti ana the new lighting Wu wu was The councilmen ivero cro regale with wih new Ideas that may have som sorn effect upon tho time street eeC lighting of Sal Lake in iii the future Medicos Elett Officers A A I election ecton was sas l held ehl yesterday by th thi tl medical students of f f the thc university ersly Th I officers fOI for tho the next school chool year arc T. T J. J Howells president 11 C vice president C Openshaw Iud treasurer Tho Those e chosen for tot th amusement and credential committee committe were son Anderson Hatch am aUt d m J Bennion John Z Brown BIown the reU retirIng 1 Ling log Ing president will wf go east enst to complete e his work vork In iii medicine Thu Tho medico eg es s I are mown known as a live 1 0 bunch and big bi g things are expected from them nex t year car ar Violin bohin Soine Some Some of oC the violin violi n pupils of oC Mrs hs h's Ida T. T Davis ls gave ga a re recital r- r cital last evening e at the tho studio of their r teacher in the Constitution building Assisting the young pupils eli all al of ot whom t did creditable work were Miss Shaver Shaver Sha She ver vet vocal soloist and Mrs rr L L. II I. I King iCing accompanist Parents and a few friends of ot tho the pupils were e present t to o enjoy tho the recital recial Among those takIng taking tak talc ing log part hart uvero Doan Wilcox liari Harry y Ba Bassford Richard Larsn Larson Ethel Jones August Jones William Reynolds Hall hai Hal l Burrows le Bessie ie Sharp Barney Soren- Soren on To Io 10 Entertain PC liay Fo-liay The ln-The ThO The local loca ll l lodges of ot the Fraternal Brotherhood l are preparing for a big entertainment t to be gl given gln n In honor of ot their supreme e president James A. A Foshay Fosha of or Los An Angeles geles eles who conies comes to Salt Sai Lake Juno June 1 1 1 A banquet will wi be given either elthor at th the Y M. M r C C. A A. A or oi Uni Unity hall hail Mr 11 Foshay Fosha not only holds the highest olce In th the e fraternal Brotherhood but Is one o othe of ot f the he best known knowli educators In the United States He lIe was wa formerly city superintendent of schools school at Los Angeles which position he hc held for tor fourteen y Years fears Students Go 0 to Mines Forty Forty orty stu stu- of or the tire mining department of the thc Ln University he I I t of Utah left lef early ostel ay tay morning for a six weeks weeks' trip in inthe he the mining camps In itt this county where they will trill wf perform actual work In the mines The They aro are under the instruction In- In of Prof PIOt Talmage Prof Proto VIn VI Wll- Wll Iitti jon t n and anti Prof Before theira their 1 a the thc will wi havo havu worked In the tire i underground d channels of ot the mines at nt and ani Alta AHa This Thia work is ham lI ro- ro of all al stud students nt in iii the mining engineering course of or the tho university bl before foro gad graduation lorl horse Kicks Boy Bo- Bo Boy Milman Ayres aged cd 4 1 4 yeas yea's years was kicked In fn the face by 7 a n horse Sunday Sunda morning and narrowly narrowly nar riar- escaped death Ho lie lo was play play- ing t ug with wih some monte other small boys boy on Second West Mr rr Lambert was leadIng leadIng lead- lead b Ing rig a n hOI horse e along the sidewalk and passel passed with whir wih the tho animal through h tho the c crowd of children Tho The Ayres bo boy fell fel f from r-oni r his tricycle behind the horse and andas was as kicked ed In fn the tho head by the ani ani- mel mal Dr C. C M. M r. r Benedict was called to lo o attend the the child and ator placing I several rc eral stitches In his check cheel and dressing essing his wounds he stated that the child would recover cr Expert Telegrapher Dies DiC Local t telegraphers have havo r received ed word of or orthe the death of oC Frank B. B Johnson who worked for 01 the tho As Associated Pre Press s In iii Salt 11 Lk Lake for or several months a year car 01 or 01 so ago Johnson was well known In itt n ever er e every telegraph office of at an any prominence prom prom- In the United States States Although one of the tho most mout rapid and arid tireless operators that ever handled the tho Phillips Phillips Phil Phil- PhI PhI- lips code codo on a n newspaper circuit he lie was tho the PO possessor sor of or a a. restless disposition dispo dispo- tion Hon which made mad it I Intolerable fort for i int to stay longer than tItan a I fow tow months j I m ti an any one ono place HO jT T never r I to pull pul up Sll stakes ekes es and hike fA he S t ted ted to t wit town as his skill t i I n at the ke keyt nm nez f I him of oC y a I a u position Qt d I asking Johnson came t for or t the I from front Lafayette Ind fk 7 r |
