The “Songbird in Wooden Shoes”

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Why was Henrietta Carlson referred to as the Songbird in wooden shoes?

a.                  She wore wooden shoes while singing in the Mormon Tabernacle choir

b.                  She wore wooden shoes and sang as she did her house work

c.                   She sang as she crossed the plains in her wooden shoes

d.                  She sang on her way to church as she walked in her wooden shoes

Yesterday’s answer:

C   The cabins Brigham Young made for his wives

On Oct. 23 [1848], Eliza [R. Snow] recorded in her journal that she moved in with Johnathan and Elvira Holmes in the fort, staying until the following June. Clara Decker Young had gone to live with her mother, and the Pierces moved into their cabin. Then, June 28, 1849, Eliza moved into one of a row of log houses that Brigham Young had built for his wives near City Creek. The buildings were actually known as the “Log Row.”

Lesson Committee, Museum Memories-Daughters of Utah Pioneers, (Salt Lake City, Talon Printing, 2010), 2: 358.