Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-25
Special Correspondence.

New York, oct. a. 1902 The advent
Of October was the signal for our
neighbors to return to the city, and
once more resume their acquaintance
with the shop keepers, dressmakers and
milliners. for the coming social season
| Also TO begin their plans for the opera
and theater Every opera has its fol-
lowing Cor It's follcwerO and each sing
er and actor, as well as each actress,
may rely on certain amount of APP
| plause and patronage from his or her
ardent admirers. October and Novem-
her crowd into their days, more brain
work for coming anticipated pleasure.
than amy two months of the year, even
summer campaigns are discussed, anu
arranged year In advance and then
New Workers plunge into the stream.
keeping abreast with the current, never
touching az the sides. nor even lifting
an eye In that direction, for fear they
might catch a glimpse of something UNI
pleasant that would distract their
thoughts, or excite their sympathy. But
the city Is not all bad or selfish; good
and earnest men and women throng its
streets, and philanthroplsts and an
gels In disguise, are to be found every.
where, If only one truly seeks them,
Following In The train, our little coll
ony has been adding to It's numbers
and today, sees the chapel Of the Lat
ter-day Saints on one Hundred and
Twenty-iltth street filled with many
home faces.First are seen Frank Groes-
beck, and william Howell, of Salt Lake.
who candldy confess. TO visiting New
York simply and solely, for the purpose
of sight seeing, and their friends may
depend. that from Yonkers to the Bat
terry the transfer system will be-
thoroughly committed TO memory.
Two daughters Of Mr. +. X. Thomas
are located here for the winter, the
Misses Kate and Blanche Thomas, who
have pleasant quarters at 72A West
Thirty-fifth street. Both hav4 taken
up a course OF study, voice building
and elocuton being their principal
objects at present. Miss Blanche Is
porfecting herself for a teacher. They
are accomplished girls, and valuable
additions to the Utah colony
At Columbia college, may be found
Salt Lake girl, hard at work day
and night In Miss Rebeoca Morris, who
g. taking the teachers course aud
making a brave stand to keep the name
II Utah bright as her predecessors
have done, Unlike many another am
mtious girl. she has not the small
garnet, up five flights Of rickety stairs
e. climb each night, after q hard days
work, a la Laura Jean Libby. No. she
comes home to an artistic little fiat, a
block or two from the college presided
over by four dear lady friends, the
Misses Alton and Jasmine Young, Miss
Grant and Miss Josie Morrle. Miss
G. ant, who In the capacity of chapet.
one, Is not the typical, stern duenna Of
Clden times, but the tender hearted,
generous landlady who has thought
fully saved a warm dinner for the late
conner This little fiat at 500 west one
Hundred and Twelfth street, is an
IDEAL one and IL the favorite resort OF
all Utahus. Miss Alton Young. who
came to New York to benefit her
acalth is making rapid progress to-
wards recovery, the climate agreeing
with her perfectly; she and her sister
Jagmlne enjoy the change of big
city immensely. Miss Josie Morris Is
still studying with Alfred Ayers on
West Fifteenth street.
Agnes Rose Lane arrived In Brooklyn |
a few days ago, but has not been seen |
by any Of her Salt Lake friends yet. 1t |
Is uncertain whether she will resume |
her place IN the Corianton company OF
not. provided OF course the play gets
hearing.
The old quarters OH East Twenty
sixth street, near Bellevue hospital,
that have been occupied by Mr.. Ralph !,
Richards for two years, and one year
BY Mr.. John Sharp. are still sheltering
these popular young students. who are !
hard at work already preparing Tor
their difficult examinations, and put
ting the amount Of energy into their
studies that comes only from three
months rest among the mountains.
49,
Harold Orlob. OF prince and Peas
ant" fame has taken a room with his
friend. Lorenzo Snow, at BAL West
Fifteenth street. He is doing all he
ran to obtain a hearing for his opera
In New York, and from indications
that seem to point that way, the little
piece may be heard by several well
known musicians the coming week.
What their verdict may be only time
ran tell but of one thing there is no
doubt. that Orlob has talent above the
average, and sooner or later he will be
heard to advantage Lorenzo Snow Is
attending the art school,
Mr.. John Groesbeck Is again with us;
10 say that he is welcome Is very
alne way Of expressing the feelings OF
All here. but IL is an open secret that
4 Mrs Groesbeck and the family had
him. his welcome would
nave been far more cordial,
Three new Elders have been added
o the conference; j. A. Forsyth Of
Thatcher. Utah. j. a. Egg
BERT Of Layton. and j. c.
richards Of East Jordan arrived sew
raj days ago. and win in all prob
bility be transferred 20 the West
conference.
President McQuarrie has had birth !