Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-30
Special Correspondence,


New York. Aug. 25.-Mrs, Susa y
Gates arrived in Boston from liver
pool on the 21st aud came ON TO New
York the following day, where She re-
NAMED over Sunday Her mission has
been most successful one, and her
new friends she can count up By the
score. Her visit TO switzerland was
marred somewhat by III health the
weather on the continent being nnusu-
ally raw FOR this season OF the year
she contracted severe cold, and was
unable to participate in many OF the
excursions and receptions planned by
her friends for her especial entertain
ment. But she was sufficiently well to
enjoy some Of che delights that were
showered upon her by the ladies Of the
council. who tried in every way TO
make her visit to their wonderful coun-
try success Prest. Lee Young of the
Swiss mission came to Geneva as soon
as he heard Of her arrival and togeth-
er they made tour Of the lake or
course few moments were spent I'M
der the famous trees where Jean JAG
cues Rousseau wrote his famed books
and every other noted place along the
borders OF the lake was walked and
talked over, not forgetting castle chill
lon," where both quoted Byron TO their
hearts content, echoing the poets sem
tlments throughout the many places
made sacred by him. and agreeing that
"By heavenly feet thy paths are trod'
was not only true OF that charm ng
place, but of every other foot II land
around Lake Geneva. Time would not
permit stay in Paris, but in Lond n
many home faces were TO be seen.
Prest +. M. Lyman, who Is looking
well and il In excellent health, was
first to greet the traveller. Mrs. h.
NJ. Lyman with Elders Reese and Mo-
ench, returned with Mrs. Gates on the
New England she met Elders Joseph
and Tracy Cannon, the former Of the
Liverpool and the latter of the Lon
don conferences Elder Joseph Cannon
has taken up the work and manage !
ment of the Milenial STAR and into 1t |
he is said to have infused new blood |
aud life, making it a frst-class mag |
azine. Elder Tracy Cannon Is doing |
fine work in the Missionary field. and |
incidentally doing a little music Also
Mrs. Gates had the opportunity Of |
hearing Miss Mamie Tout and Emma |
Ramsey IN London. Miss Rame has
q flatterlng offer for the coming sea-
son at the Opera Comique," Paris, In
which city she has elected to pursue
her studies. Mrs. Gates Is most enthu-
siastic over the abilities of both youns
ladies' and pronounces their voices
wonders Miss Tout, she declares, Is
undeniably coming star in Wag~
merriam roles, while Miss Ramsey can
only be compared to our own incompar
able Lavlna Careless, In the richness
end melowness of her tones, her voice
being adapted to oratoriO and the glor
ious field II opens up TO one endowed
with such a rare gift Al present Utah
has her share of talent IN the world of
music, London, Paris Berlin and Wen
ma being the four cities, whore several
Of our young people have decided 20
make their homes for some time Mrs.
Gates will visit Mrs. May Wright
Sewell, president Of the International
Council, az her home in indianapolis,
and make her reports, then go direct
home, where she takes up her duties
in the Provo academy.
Mr. Elihu Call OF Brigham CITY now
q resident Of this city. will have a
small part In Inc singing comedy, THE
Country Girl" that will occupy Days
'rheater all the coming season. under
the manQgpmenL of DUFF Mr. Call Is
making good progress In his studies,
and Is favorlte IN the company. where
he has been given several responsible
positions.
For those who are planning n trip To !
New York, and are limited for time
here Is a way TO see this great city for
little money. and In a most agreeable
way too. As IN all large cities, the
'oach' and six. are In demand at this
line of the year, and an imposing sight
{ isJo see the Immense vehicle carrying
x " 80 people, with the Lecturer stand
ng In the center OF the coach. and the
ribbons gracefully and sklllfully man.
iged by an expert whip. pointing out
very house and object that would
interest traveller, The coach leaves
ts depot at Thirty-third street near
Broadway, at 10 a. m. and for six hours
here is continual feast for eye and
ar the charge being $3.50 for the rounl
rip: the drive through the park and
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