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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-12
PROVO so clALNEwS'

The largest affair Of the vees sls
the Johnson and Jones reunion '.a
took place Thursday Afternoon ,,.1 AM
evening at the First Wafo Al.u s-,.f'
hail The large hall was moN 800 "a
callv decorated with flags HOMES ~ ~
plants. rugs and rocking chSlis, -. .s
and sofas. forming a very I ngn' Any
nic,ure of comfort and ease Ias v N.
nor served was OF the best ulu1 i.se,
management OF Aunt ANNE =. ''s on5
A tr0gram of songs, rec!,atohs ~
story telling filled up the lna' me-
afternoon A ball was given ,ss, .,
evening I'm which q large huli'''
invited guests took part
"parents' Glass" met at Cohess W -
~ me brigham Young academy M" nm.
oasdav evening. Mrs. Ida snoOI ~
senbery presided. A lecture W. 49,
en by Mr. Ben f. Rich on ',ary nicely
The subject was treated 's rss most
from ali standpoints ana Elections
thoroughly enjoyed. Musical s.''u rS
were giveu by Miss Etiie HOWE ,, "a
nnsenbery announced that an ,.ostI,
tjon mad already been EXTENDED ap ,onI.
i fIehe ir" Grant to give the next wy"
In one week.
Mr.. and Mrs, Jacob Evans t S Hsny
tanning as guests Mr. ana T WV Ms
Rogers of Buffalo New =
Rogers is niece Of MI Evans
r,,on sorosIs was entertained ID !, 'g Ssr
,. Sten by Mrs Philip speckAIt. VA 2, az AZ.
s sess'o" an second East Weaknesses, ,ens
,ernoou The subject Tor quSyts,.d.I.
ternoon AT" ana Absent. MihoeS
ness a malady which IS sH SyvIns and
oral members. Mrs. Dora " ,Iauo Sc
Miss Ruby Christensen Nv on,s were
iec,lons Dainty refresllin ,,,.rs. Mrs.
.ev,,od' The invited guests wsIs' Ms,
eo,n scbwab Mrs Ralph Oso0'"
pI Mrs. Clara Henri
~,,o,osntb century club mel s,tsf.
Nlhe !, ~ searles THURSDAY s aaa.r
noon Mrs. Leon Bachmah Ss,v' Mrs.
on Hollands Army ana Nss,by PAPER
n y. Thurman read a W., sS iosephlns
~ "putch Industries.
y I1a.. iey tod OF the Beers
,,on,o Haws IS visiting rs :, ,.y.
AionIo - of,er an absencs VI
era years spent IN VernaL
-. and Mrs. p. y. Mum have ,sSSrousA
turned after an eN!eDD'
'h Ms eaS houston Of MeTeu lI,s y
,e MI slsrer. Mrs. Jacob Evans
-, Mrs ils,,o w' evening by a laIs' Ray
T ~ hsr friends "plloted" By ." q ds,.
OLA OIL he Ms : penhalter BasSS's ana 8 real
a ,,a,,,,s yiands were on hano anu, S'' was the
a nc1S fashioned" surprise pa'o 'SHa
result. e. ,c.lsb
,.,.,s. ., william startuD an, y r s
i itsT later Or part OF the mo s.an for iF'
r rome where they have Os
years. -. .os.er
,,r. David John, VI ,yy,SssSs s =,
Of .i-s a ,sens rs. decorations ''n''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-12

Next Tuesday night Mr. I'd p KIM
ball will be the guest Of honor az a
ball and concert rendered by Christen-
sens orchestra and other musical
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-12

Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Rogers. ~ Buff
falo who have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. David Evans Tor the past two
weeks left on Thursday for their home.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-12

Mrs. George X. Fischer has issued in
vltatlons for a party on Wednesday
the 18th.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-09
BEN GREET ARRIVES.

Ben Greet the English authority the dates
and methods Of production OF the old miracle and
morality PLAYS. and who has 10 this country
10 produce the morality play. ''Everyman." ar
rived last night the Teutonic. "Everyman'' IS
20 be produced October Is in Mendelssohn Hail.
The company. numbering thirty people. will arrive
next Saturday.
'Everyman,' Mr. Greet thinks. is the work OF
John of Damascus and is about five hundred years
old. It's last recorded production $50 years
in Lincoln. Mr.. Greet revived il last year.
playing II in the Quadrangle of the Charter House
lie says the first night there a few people TO
IT, the next night there many and the
third night there a JAM The Jam continued
for the six weeks Of the He will set his
scene here I'm clOister-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-09
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND To-DAY's FORECAST
,,-s,i,yr.r oct a Moderate depression thar de
,t-.f suruz Tuesday night Western Upper Mirh-
- 49, novel eastward To ontario and caused hsht
s5,e-s IN tie Michigan peninsula and the east lower
isL ,i,r Flseuhere the weather was clear except ]"
49,, Montana and the North Pacific coast "here
there were also light showers
w., rsssre has risen rapidly Co the westward Of 'he
-, -. With d decided fAn In temperature which eA
-, .t-,g1 Montana 10 also cooler tn me Hllai'a
-, f..- The remainder ~ the country the TEN
-. have risen generally though not dell'e'S' AM
- 49,, st5,. tas seasonal average In The INTERIOR
No.. d. nothing on the weather map 70 Indicate any
.,, trs. in the weather during the next Two Gays
-. .,,r-, clear weather may therefore h+ expected
n - -. ltyaaee eastward and south"ard ot the
.-,,, nigh area siu cause fall in the tenperature
= - 80 -sy,5r the upper Mississippi valley. me MID
-, - norm slopes ami tEe central ROCKY Mountain
, A. -rr,rsi.. uIght ever the remaining 'i'''l.'s
-. ,I, =. r--- Utrl- chang
a. a. N.e EusIana coast the winds vi" 'e '''-" anu
.,f, .r the MiiaI, Atlantic coast itesl vest
i'ttis south Atlantic COAST Fhtlt"i'. e."
- 5tt. ,-lst rht east. uu th~ upper tNr- ttFh ~
,..rtell. looming northwest am 'H 'l. ''N''
ttl thSA - - d.. Frf-t -authv'Sr o. west -s -
80 depart European if't'' 'l.iT.'as
=, -. f,.sr rf- ul'-th N'-' hhi iif "e"''T' 10
m Grand Bank
New-York tribune., 1902-10-09
NUNS APPEAL FOR am.

The Sisters OF Notre Dame de Ia Deliverande 80,
order founded IN IS5S for the especial care % g.
st.l a. well as for the instruction OF youtb -
among the saddest sufferers by the late erun,,,
in the island OF Martinique. which overFbeIr,es
their mother house al St Pierre and anotbe- :.
Morne Rouge out Of the entire commupi,, .
,,,SDs only twenty escaped with their Uvfs ~
these are now huddled together in little eountTV
house which formerly sftNtd 10 lodge two Their
10 abandon their mission. and in the hone ~ ~
,ss1fpg funds their laboTs tisx = - -
SiSDstched two Of their number 20 this coliTt-,- -
sDbeal 10 the American public. Their object p 10 -
~ f1U sanction OF Archbishop Farley Dcna.fnas nas
NAV be sent IN care Of the Rev. Mother of tbs S
Vent ~ 81 Regis. Hudson River and One-hUpSrott
snA-forrSeth-St.. where the two Sisters ~ So
Dame de la DeliveTande may h. seen or 49,,
HNIfh
New-York tribune., 1902-10-09

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October I'll. for dispatch =. sierra
Mails for Australia eNcept est Australia witch goes
Franciscol. and Fin Islands Vancouver aud Viz
tora G. especially address Ell close mere daIv
at $50 D. up october IN. Inclusive Cor dispatch
s. Moane
Mails for china Seattle close here daily
at 6:D. p. October fl5. inclusive dspatch
per S. Iyo Mar- Registered mail be directsd
Mails for Hawaii. Japan matter tor
Philippine Islands. Via san Francisco here
daily $50 up 60 october ~ Inclusive.
dispatch = CuptIc
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per Genogle
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Postoface. NeW-York- y. T. October 5 leo2
New-York tribune., 1902-10-09
Notices OF marriages and deaths must be in
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DIED

t t ,ss PRESBYTERIAN church. stamford, Conn. on
Frfday. October 10. AZ 3;ao D. m
u,,,,t- A. her residence 1914 Madson-aye on
Tuesday october 7. Anna NJ Baek, aged - years.
t~lnrraI service al James NJ b. Church. Madison
ave and lgitf-st.. Thursday az ; p m
u-rrCH-On Wednesday morning October :. 1892 Eoiss
,dttIren daughter Of Helen 4 and the late Roswell
- FStch Funeral services Friday evening. her
- n, 80 Orange. Brooklyn. at o'clock. In
t.rn,.nt Al Edward n Y
u,pr.In I.,ndon. England. October :. 1872 William
E'ord Notice ~ funeral hereafter
uAII-F,dward Fsrmor Hau. October :. n his SD
wear services At the church OF the TRANSFORMATION.
FIftr-afe- ul Flt-at. C~-.asr a
n, Members Of the Fraternity of Delta Psi are
invited 90 atleud lnteTnl-nt p+t.Ate, at Middleton h.
Conn
tfr-FcR-un Tuesday nlornius. October = Thomas Hun
tsr tr OF Thomas and the lat Annie ffuntsr
F,,nsral service Thursday. at No. 2053 Fifth-ave
NI-NAN-At Liberty. y. Y, sunday. October s. 1902
Maurice son O the late Maurice and Margaret Nunan
Requiem at -. Leo.s church 2sth 81. between
ami Madison aves.. New-Nork City. THURSDAY
marning Oct Der .. at 10 o'clock Interment private
PTiELPs - "a. -,. -
v0gK -Nembers are requested attend the funeral Of
~ Mix Phelps from his residence. No 20 Es.t
st,h a. on Thursday morning. ar n O'Clock
"'- FRANK VAN FLEET. NJ d Presidsnt
IoHN VAN DORE$ YOUNG. NJ D.. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-09
CLYDE FITCH RETURNS.
THE PLAYWRIGHT WILL PRODUCE FOUR
NEW PLAYS THIS WINTER

C1vde Fitch reached this city yesterday the
Kaserln Maria Theresia, after long absence &
Europe where he has been nursing a serious III
strong as his friends could wish. He Will not write
anything this winter. except the hnal act OF
play FOR Miss Bingham, combining his effort TO
tie production OF what Is already written If
get through with that work 1 shall be content this
year hc said last night
according % the programmes ~ the Frohman
tHaltr,s even tho seasons wait Mr.. Fitch. The
CLYDE Fitch season. these programmes are now
announcing. viii begin IN January. having been de-
layed nv the playwrights illness. This season" p"
however. viii really begin In November. according
to Mr.. Fitcn himself, who. by the way arrogates
divisions OF time unto himself
Tomorrow morning" he said. II read 10 Miss
Mauuering and her company The Stubbornness of
Geraldine and then go TO work the rehsar-
sails When that play has been produced in No
vember the Garrtck. begin rehearsing The Bird
I'm the Cage in which Miss Millikeu Is TO star
Next take up work The Girl with the Green
Eyes TO be produced by Miss Clara BIoodgood in
this country. and by Miss Marie Tempest in Lon
don. Finally. in February. will be produced the
play ! have net finished or named yet bv Miss
bingham 1 also planning to bring over the
Tree production OF The Last OF the .Daudies,' to
put with a American in the spring All
ot the first four plays have mentioned are come
dies of modern American nfe-cOmedies or comedy
dramas. The Girl with the Green Eyes being the
most serious.
Next autumn Miss Elliott will produce a new
play Of mine. but "a is written vet Nv only
historical play not yet is all and will be
put on next fall II deals with Major Andre and
will he played by Arthur Byron As / feel AT
present. there Is york enough ahead 10 keen me as
busy as want 10 be, or as can probably stand" e"
New-York tribune., 1902-10-09
LIGHTsHIp CAPTAIN LOST FROM BOLT

Point LightshIp 40. 80. came up TO Detroit for
provisions yesterday In small sailboat- He went
away In the afternoon and had with him assist
ant named Hansteu. Hausten fell asleep, and
about O'Clock IN the evening woke up to find the
boat aground on Fighting Island and Captain Ford
nowhere 10 be seen. Hausteu returned to Wyan-
dotte to-day and reported the loss.
captain Ford has been in the lishtship service
more than thirty years and mate on the ANA
ranth from the time she came out until last spring.
when he was detailed 10 duty master Of the
Iightshp. He was siVty-dve years old
Phe only explanation for his disappearance is
that ne was suddenly taken I'M suffered stroke
Of paralysis which i= not considered improbable
by those who knew him.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-09

PKINCE-On October T. 1902 at his residence Yonkers
N Y. George Seelye Prince in s5th year Of his
Funeral the First Presbyterian Church at
NCnkers Thursday. October o at 3 D. m. A special
train will leave the Grand Central station al d. m
interment al convenience OF the family
RUGGLEs-On Monday October 4. 1902 No. 1877 Madi-
soI-ave Ellen ttosalie Rugges, In the 18th
age Funeral services Trinity Chapel 25th-st-,
broadway on Thursday. at 1913 Burial at Pough-
keepsie
~ HE'LL suddenly October year Caro-
NE Scheh of Evergreen Place. East Orange. ". j.,
3duSnter OF the late " liam ana Mary Schel. OF
Hh'heorck y Y. Funeral services az the Reformed
'hufch hhineheck Thursday. October o. at ..
sMifH-On Tuesday. October T. 1902 at Washington.
= - IN MS 1lth year. avid +. smith. ~ D. formerly
or BronNVile. y Y. IuteTment Kensco Cemetery.
ahursday October 9. arrival Of 500 D. m. train
rom Grand Central. station
SEEN ~ @,EH-At East Orange. = J.. Tuesday October
. ,haries Miles Spencer only OF Lizzie NJ Crou-
We'll and me late Jared W. Spencer. n afst 0f
IarS ave: East Orange. Friday. October TO- the
ysa OF the o. m train from New-Yorx Cd. T.. ard
" H. NJ lnterment private
WOl-Fh-Entered into rest Midnight. October the
rev A X Wolfe. aged ~ years / month Funeral
A. MS late residence. No rs H'ilside-ave.
y j. on the arrival Of the - from
tremations for Fresh Pond
are arranged by all undertakers.
tharses; SO for adults. children SIS.
T. ;. Cremation Co Gtd) 50 F. Houston ST.. y
Ihe WOodIawn Cemetery.
borough OF Bronx. New York
once ~ Fast 231 Sluar south
New-York tribune., 1902-10-09
BANKERS At THE CASINO

Tonight the entire Casino has been bought our
by the New-York State Bankers Association and
the theatre is being prepared for their reeentfon
The curtain will be festooned with electric ugbt.
and smilax, as was done At the metropolitan
Opera House when Prince Henry here and
through the house will be hundreds OF coIorsd
lights also. After the performance Of "a Cbt,esa
HONEYMOON DemOnico will serve dinner n 49,
lobby OF the theatre, and between each RAJ HE WIN
De placed oav trees hled with electric light buln.
70 initiate Illuminated fruit
New-York tribune., 1902-10-09
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New-York tribune., 1902-10-09
THF RET. j. II. Bry,so,,

f,r FSRArH To TIE TRIBUNFl
E-ston OCT. s-The Central ConFrAra,,o
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sea ara Lard ~ New-York. II - understood ,b..
- --iii accept Mr. Deniscn II "A grandsc-H HiaI
~ TFoul.frs for-e- pres'CeDr Of Wtllfor,s - ~
iese ard - Deacon DeniSoR OF the Central C.hrl-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-09

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New-York tribune., 1902-10-09

Highest temperature yesteriaS - ossees I'esN o.
average s.. average temperature Tor Corresponding Gate
~ last vear. average ten ia'ui' ''
n lssff year
Local forecast Fair t'-oaS aiS 'ii1"'' ~
New-York tribune., 1902-10-09
BARBONIE CLIFFS NEW HOyF

The building committee OF the Harmonic c,,,s
which was appointed some time ago TO ind -.
nome FOR the club. did not meet last night. A.
,eeted II vas reported some days ago thst - -
Sonr,ittee would probably recommend that ~. ule
gsnization hrv tie knicker booker Athlete S,s or
hrsilS
New-York tribune., 1902-10-09
NEw-YORK CITY.

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New-York tribune., 1902-10-09

The first Of Daniel Frohmans Sunday night con
certs at the Metropolitan opera House. which be-
gin November . will be chiefly noteworthy from
the appea NJ that time Of the Russian pianist
ossip GabrilOwitsCh. assisted by the Walter Dam
rOsch symphony Orchestra. He will play the Ru-
busten Concerto. which he gave at Worcester last
week
New-York tribune., 1902-10-09

the popular route for autumn travel
solid Vtthued trains
Buffalo C!eve ana chicago It's dining service IS
uneyc ycelied
New-York tribune., 1902-10-09

Late comers at the Victoria Theatre have lodged
So many complaints at the box office because the
hrst act Of Mrs Jack is practically over at $50
O'Clock, that Oscar Hammerstein and Henry b.
Harris have decided change in the arrange
ment of the programme. Beginning tonight Miss
Alice Fischer will present Mrs. jack at o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-09

Rurnetts COcOmine kills dandrud. aIays rritation
and promotes a healthy growth OF the Fan.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-09
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Those who have been waiting. all eagerness. TO
hear when William Faversham would again grace
a Broadway stage may read and be comforted. lie
viii begin his Now-YoTk engagement at the Empire
In the middle Of November, in "A new comedy by
n. " Esmond secured by Mr. Frohman last sum-
mer. The manuscript has arrived, and shows the
play 10 deal with modern people and affairs. Re
hearsaIs will begin once. and the production be
made somewhere out on the road. Miss Adams was
10 have followed Mr.. Drew at tho Empire. but her
continued t health made that impossible. so Faver-
sham Is brought into the breach
New-York tribune., 1902-10-09
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