Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-19

ness, Meeting with some Of the Saints
at the home OF recent convert, wht
has since emigrated 10 Utah, a specla
service was held, at which our old
friend Agnes Rose Lane. OF the Chase
Stock Co., who was playing In Rich.
mond that week was able TO attend
Mr. and Mrs. Cummings are now al
their home, Park avenue and Seventy
fifth street.
Elder |. G. Clark goes TO New Haven
to visit and hold meetings with some
Of the Saints, who are separated from
the main branch, and who seldom have
the opportunity to come to New York
He win be absent about Il week.
II IN far cry from the Island of
Arendal near Chrlstana Norway but
H. r. Hansen. sailor BY profession,
arrived IN this city from there this
week, on his way to Baker CITY ore
gon; he has been member Of the
Church some years, and goes to oregon
TO join friends, who emigrated there
from his home
Thursday Arpil II, was ladies' day at
the New York press club, ia and Jig
Nassau ST. A program was furnished
at which Miss Lulu Gates sang along
with several professionals. Mrs. Gates
and her daughter were guests of Mrs
Gulick, mother Of the well known boy
soprano, Earl Guliok, This club
will entertain President Roosevelt on
the 2lst Of April and Mrs. Roosevelt
on May 10. Miss Gates has been In
yitod to sing at the latter reception,
but will be unable to do SO, an account
Of engagements at home. on invitation
OF Mr., Waddox Of the New York Her
aid and chairman of the entertain
ment committee they dined with sew
eral literary and newspaper people, w.
A. Bryant, president Of the New York
Press club, and editor Of the Brook
Ign Times, gave a sketch of Miss Gates
in his paper next day accompanied by
picture Of the lady, That same even
ing they had the pleasure Of an inter-
view with Miss Ellen NJ. Stone, the
returned missionary who Is under the
management Of Mai Pond and was
stopping at the Everett house. They
describe her as a woman OF most agree
able maners; a strong and pleasing
personality, and face that would at
tract attention anywhere. Miss stone
will give 100 lectures this seaeon. II
Is u dead secret, but she tells her
friends, so why should | not tell mine.
that her sole object in giving these
lectures Is to refund every cent Of the
debt she feels she owes to those who
through their generosity secured her
freedom. She interestingly related
many Of her experiences and looks
upon the baby Of Nine. Tsilka as their
salvation. though her praise of the
brigands Is sincere and she declares
they treated them with great considera-
ton IN every way. Miss Stone will be-
gin her lecture tour April q at Boston
and on the ~ IN she will give her first
lecture in New York at the Broadway
tabernacle, corner Thlrty-fourth and
Broadway. The day after her lecture
here the famous old tabernacle will
cease TO exist, as II Is to be torn down.
and replaced by fine building. Mrs
Gates leaves Saturday for Rochester
N Y, to spend Sunday with Miss
Susan 3. Anthony at her home. Mrs
Ida Hustled Harper II also a guest OF
Miss Anthony's and a warm friend Of
Mrs Gates. Mrs Harper was for
merly editor OF the Cosmopolitan
and Is now associate editor Of the New
York sun. She Is engaged at present In
writing the history of Woman Suffrage,
and her book vii contain an important
chapter on Utah suffrage matters. Mrs,
Gates goes from Rochester 10 Indian
apolls, and will spend week with Mrs.
May Wright Sewell president Of the
International Council Of Women,
where she will be Joined by her daugh-
ter Lucy, and they will then return
to Utah May /. JANET.