The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-17

skill in execution, but the sar,,.,
contest shows how grandiv yIle5 u me
rose 10 the requirements of ~ - iouJ
.li'il,.HS- interest IS given 10 n
Litvinnie has been singing Aid = A1tii=-
opera at CoVent Gardens rare7,+I-- eFeils
ranks high among sopranos bSII she
Wiz nave nedfo ooth. say Miss To-,.s--
suffers nothing in cOmparis5r yayitL alIs
Litvinnte's wo-K- N Nine
Naturally, Mr. and Mrs To,,,
with their family. are located VINO,
studying music, arc proud OF the 80. 81
ton that has coma TO their daugbt..-esl INC
they bear the honor nnodestly. TFCls oGt
unbOunded faith in Mamie a aaye
which all who have heard her sing "a StLlR
IL join Aeart-
Mr.. and Mrs. John GalIacb.-
daughters, Mauoe and Minnie % sna
Lake. have been visiting in Ensjsg-as ealt
Scotland for two months. hayfns-- 80 anu
time They VIII tn n their faces ia - a.
ward on July 81, sailing on the Cor1Snas
wealth. '-H'noo-
Mrs. Emily Nj Shepherd is ano.h.- g..
Laker who is visiting relatives IN n, -
world She spent q week in London -
her son, William A. Shepherd, ana Lee
Saturday for Brighton and the TsIs -
Wight, where she lEill spend a rno0tb % %
two She expects TO return home ID o.
tob=--
Apostle Francis N. Lyman n..-,
I d
Liverpool from a tour In Scandinsvfs
Germany, Switzerland and HoIisDG
where he has been looking after the mis-
sionary work and holding Conferences
He came back from the long trip n Too5
health
The late president of the Swiss mission
I David L Mcdonald Is Ia London on NE
way TO his home in Heber CITY. TtsT
from aAthree years mission He was me-
! here by1 his brother. James H. McDonslS
! who presides over the Scottish conferaTco
and the two are seeing London Together
The Royal college closed for vaca+io,
last SATURDAY and will reopen in septem-
Der, when Miss Tout will resume her
studies.
/ Professor Squire Coop is hsre or hi,
way TO Germany 10 again take IN his
musical studies When asked what Ms
plans were ne replied. "Oh. nothing var-
/ definite now. I'm going to nun down 10
I BeyTeuth for season of Wagner. first
I of all. Then II see Accompan yinE Pro-
4 fessor Coop is Joseph G. ScoviNe also %
! Ogden. VINO goes to Berlin to study the
piano. 4 friend Of Mr.. Scoville Is Re-
! spOnsible for the statement that he bss
! exceptional ability and much Is looked
| for from him
] Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Nfbl.y Of Ia
4 Grande. Ore. dropped into London on
/ the 18th for q weeks Sightseeing
/ Friends of the young couple here were
Z sharp enough to find out that this is :
/ honeymoon trip. and hearty congrstuls.
! ley. nee Miss Thatcher Of Logan. brought
I the cheering news that her father. Georgs
| W Thatcher. is much improved IN health
( Mr.. and Mrs Nibley will visit the cont
/ nent- particularly Holland, and will leavt
for home about Sept. L
Mrs Susa Young Gates. who was tn
/ sole representative of the United State
! in the Intsrna tional Council OF Women q
Copenhagen, July SIP. is at present
/ guest Of Nine Chapponier Of Geneva
Switzerland. she will be in London 10
/ the coronation, Aug g. and expects L
sail for the west on Aug u
| Professor Thomas Glenn. late prinCtpz
| of the Nephi schools. spent a portion O
| last week viewing the sights in the me-
, tropolis- He left for Paris this morning
and later will GO TO Switzerland TO do mis-
4 sionary work
Mrs. Elizabeth Ward is over from Sal
Lake on a visit 70 her old home an
friends. She is enjoying herself, but lik
! many another she feels that 'ths 81
homo isn't what II used to be-" and wi
I be glad to return to Utah.
! Bishop and Mrs. James Taylor q
| Mound Fort near Ogden. have bee
I spending a few months in England. The
! are visiting relatives and former &C
quaintances in Bedfordshire and Lancs
! shire
Among the Utah passengers on th
| Commonwealth sailing from LiverpOC
JULY 81. will be John Wells Of Morgan
who has been here since March