Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-07-26
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profession, having an excellent prac-
tlce in his native city, Philadelphia.
Both he and his Wife are people OF
great refinement and culture, and can
not fail to impress everyone who meets
them.
Mr.. Israel i. Wiley Of Washington
D. c., made a flying visit to New YORK
last Sunday, returning to the capital
Monday evening. MIR. and Mrs. Wiley,
and their bright young hopeful, left
for Salt Lake the following Wednes-
day. accompanied by Mrs. Willey's
brother, the Hon. Frank j. Cannon,
and his daughter Miss Olive. They will
remain in Utah until September, spend
ing Mr.. Willeys vacation with their
families and friends, enjoying the
mountain and scenery, so vastly differ
ent from anything seen in the east.
Prest. McQuarre has returned from
his lengthy visit to the Southern and
Middle states looking and feeling fine.
He attended several conferences while
away, the principal one being held at
Chattanooga.
In Boston last week, Col Willard
Young met Miss Jennie Hawley, who
Is taking her vacation with friends in
Marley, a suburb Of Boston, and will
spend the month of August at Swamp
scott, Mass. Miss Hawley looks the
picture Of health. and feels equal to
next seasons work. She is studying
while in Boston, under an excellent
voice teacher, never neglecting an OPP
portunity where she can improve her
self in her profession,
Elder w. H. Barnard, OF Brigham
City, who has filled a mission In East
Pennsylvania, Philadelphia being his
headquarters, returns home this week,
but first VIII visit relatives I'm western
New York for a couple Of weeks be-
lore going to Utah. Elder George
Foutz Of Pleasant Grove, arrived In
New York FIVE days ago He will re-
main IN this conference for awhile, be-
fore going into the country districts.
Armed with four Of the lead
ing papers Of Providence, Il.
l., and each one containing
a very eulogistic article on Miss Lisle
Leigh and her stock work during the
summer at Kelths theatre which ends
the last week in August, and so well |
fortified one ought TO be able TO write |
something Of interest TO your many |
readers, where Miss Leigh is well |
known. Her impersonation Of Camille
has drawn forth the most favorable Of |
criticisms from leading papers through
out the city She Is compared with all
the foremost actresses who have es-
sayed this favorite role, and In no in
stance has Il been to her disadvantage,
one and all agree she is a great emo
tonal actress, but strange TO say Gin
ders, In Lost Paradise" Is counted
among her strongest hits. Two char
acters so widely different show the ver-
satllity Of the lady. Her birthday oc-
CURED during the week Of Camille"
and II was made the occasion Of q
great demonstration among the COM
pany and her friends who were aware
Of the eventful day, her dressing room
being converted into flower booth.
and many fiorap pieces being handed
over the fOotlights. Tat Miss Leigh
Is a great favorlte behind, as well as
before the fOotllghts Is well known. She
has had the best offers for the coming
season that II has ever been her good
uck 10 receive. and there Is no doubt
The will be heard from during the COM
ny winter, In the city. whore every act
,r and actress aspires TO pass the four
,r five months that constitute the the
ltrical season OF this metropolis.
JANET.