Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-03

pier in Hoboken, had literally broken
her own record by hours and 20
minutes, and came within a few hours
of making the worlds record In speed
only the "Deutchland" and 'Kronprinz'
are now ahead OF her Among her
many passengers were found the names
OF Miss Lillian Judge and her brother
John Francis Judge, who sailed from
Cherbourg, Sept. 6. COL Colt, OF Bris-
toll Conn. with his two nleceh were
also passengers, the and Miss Judge,
being intimate friends Col. colt 80
well known throughout the world, as
the inventor OF Colts revolver, Is a per-
sonal friend Of Judge lie Grand Young
and wife, and Mr.. Il. =. CampbeH OF
your city; he has many pleasant recol-
iections OF Utah people he has met
Miss Judge was. met at the pier by her
fance, Hon. John w. Young her moth
er. Mrs. Andrew Judge, and brother
Joseph, and Mr. Young's sister Mrs.
r. c. Easton After passing through
the FIRE Of custom house officials, and
the other delays consequent upon this
most disagreeable feature OF foreign
travel, the party entered carriages and
We're driven to Mrs Judges apartments,
1t Is IL months since Miss Judge ana
her brother John, sailed for France so
long residence abroad has perfected
her in the French language, and great
ly improved her In music both OF which
she has studied In Paris. She Is a
young lady Of rare intelligence and
great personal charm, and may justly
claim beauty of tho English type COM
bined with American dash and spirit
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grace, found IN our girls of the pres
ent day, her mentality being above the
average. Miss Judge Is delightful
young woman 20 know, and Will be
most warmly welcomed by the Utah
colony.
For the last few days IL would seem
that Salt Lakers are making regular
rush eastward. Familiar faces are met
constantly, and home affairs discussed.
But OF all the delightful surprises In
store for the Brooklyn branch, the chief
was the appearance OF DR.. John sharp
and his lovely bride formerly Miss
Luella Ferrin, who has made a reputa-
tion as a vocalist OF unusual brilllancy
not only at home but here I'm New
York The young people have taken n
fiat, at 1907 West one Hundred and
Eleventh street, as housekeeping il an
easy problem in these new apartment
houses, OF which the city Is being built
and Il affords greater freedom to stu
dents OF music than the boarding
house accommodations. Mr.. and Mrs.
sharp have been greatly missed since
their departure from our midst last
June, and their return will be the occa-
sion OF rejoicing among us. Socially
..I. th.aF tsHaI fuaH
ties, and congratulations from their
many friends here YIN be in order
Elder Charles S. Martin Of Salt Lake.
who arrived Sunday Sept. 20, has been
called TO labor in the Eastern States
mission.
AT Sunday services Miss Bertha L.
land who has been III for so many
months, was a visitor. Her health is
greatly improved. but she viii not be
able to take part In any theatrical
this winter; under the advice OF her
physician, she will remain here and do
n few hours office work each day, Her
position as stenographer IL always as
sured by the New York and Pittsbure
Arm.
Alfred Swenson, who Is well remem-
bered as member OF the "Corlanton''
company Is doing well here as leadlns
man In n Brooklyn theater. quite a
party Of his friends surprised him re-
Gently by making up box at the
theater and giving him many rousing
calls. Mrs. DR., Ferguson, her two
daughters. and her son-ln-law, Mr., and
Mrs. Brown, Miss Clara Ferguson, and
N. Ia
were the Jolly crowd of Salt Lakers who
gave their townsman hearty reception
that left no doubt In his mind that he
was still regarded as a Utahn.
At last the III fated theater, so ex-
tenslvely advertised year or more ago,
as the exclusive playhouse for New
York's 400, at the corner OF Forty
fourth and Fifth avenue after passing
through many vicssitudes ana differ
ont managers hands. has found n rest
ing place in the pocket of Charles Froh-
man. From now on only success will
be recorded for 1t. for his name liz sui
nclent to insure that, on the 10Th OF
October It's doors will be thrown open
TO all lovers of the French drama, and
this city viii boast full fedgcd
French theater, as II has long main-
tanned n German one. a French COM
pany has been selected and engaged
by MIR. Frohman, Who will give one
act plays, making a separate charge
for each production, n custom that Is
well In vogue In many Of the large
cities Of Europe. Mr. Frohmans OBJ
ject is to establish this theater on the
plan OF those In London and Berlin,
and other cities. not only to cater to
the Weather portion OF New York, but
TO the students Of French In the schools
That viii be the only language spoken
within Its walls from actor to pro-
perty man. and stage manager to usher
II is not 10 be supposed that the
French Inhabitants of this city who
are largely to be found between Seventh
and Eighth avenues, below Thirty
fourth street, are to be excluded, they
will be found within lbs walls az all
times, but TO those who are making
Of language a study It will be n boon;
a rare chance for those Interested In The
language and customs OF French PEG.
pie.
There has never been such season
for operatlc and theatrical attractions
as the coming year foretells, The open
lHk VI NlA' ANtN LNNNuiNi lllt iluu
som and Belasco's, win all be events
IN the amusement world The Metro
politan opera, under its new manage
ment, is getting all kinds Of advertis
ing and the announcement tina
"Parsifa" will be- given at prices tina
viii enable all who love music TO heaI
II, has created a stir IN musical circles
II Conrled lives up to half his grea
promises, he will be given the place o
honor among impressarios.
Miss Lisle Leigh and her aunt, Mis-
Sara Alexander, arrived from Portland
Me, last week and are located In thei
old quarters AT the Audubon Thirty
ninth and Broadway. Miss Leigh ha
played a long engagement at McCul
lam's theater IN Portland, So man,
seasons has she been seen there tina
her name is q household word I'm tina
city, and her work Is thoroughly know
and appreciated, For the coming win
ter she will remain in New York wher
IN all probability she Will be seen Il
nf IN 4 NOEL