Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-07
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence,
New York, Feb. 3. l9O3.-In a recent
letter from Miss Emma Ramsay now
in Paris to Mrs Susa Y. Gates Of New
York, Miss Ramsay writes interesting
" Of her life IN the gay capital, Of her
work, Of her ambitions for the future,
ana lastly, OF a concert to be given by
the energetic little lady herself ON the
goth Of February, where she win intro
duce to the public some songs the CONF
posers have asked her TO interpret for
the first time. Her teacher, Prof Arch
ambaud. who has a large following of
American and English pupils Is in
position to give his students entree TO
the very best society, and TO gain for
them a hearing where many others
fail. Miss ltamsey's brother Lewis, the
artist has been with her all winter
studying p0lutGg and sculpture, and
viii return home with her about the
first of April. Her voice has developed
wonderfully IN the last year, and bids
fair to eclipse In volume and quality
for oratorio work any student that
Utah has sent abroad. She was engag
ed 10 sing at the Sale d'Agriculture,
lust after the holidays, and received un-
bounded praise from musicians and
critics alike. Whether Miss Ramsey
VIII teach at home for awhile, or decide
10 remain east and take up more Sc
rious work with some oratorio socl.
ETY. here, remains TO be seen. In the
10 h.. boo fFftg pf
approaching marriage OF two young
people we'll known In social circles nj
home. who have been abroad studying
music In Germany and Paris for some
time, and also adds that they will sail
very shortly for New York, on their
way TO Salt Lake 20 Doe married, As
salt Takers have already heard, the
couple referred TO are Miss Mary Young
and Mr. Harold Eliredge
The skating in Central park
has been excellent for the last three
weeks, and our young people have
never let an opportunity pass to avail
themselves Of this delightful pleasure,
The Misses Hattie and Clare Young are
experts at It, and Misses Lulu Gates.
Lueia Fcrrin, Bertha Crawford and
Vera Hardy are an very proficient
IN the accomplishment IL Ia a delight
ful fight on Saturday afternoons TO
watch the many graceful flbguros On
this romantic little spot in the park and
the group Of western girls are behind
none in skill and grace.
In the teachers college Of Columbia
university Utah has three young girls
who are making good progress Miss
Gwen Hubbard OF Logan, Miss May
Ward, and Miss RebecCa Morris OF Salt
Lake, All are In the domestic science
department. and the coming week Will
see them with very anxious faces. for it
Is the week OF examinations, and hard
work Miss Ward viii teach IN the T.
Y, Academy at Provo next year aud
Misses Hubbard and Morris have also
good positions awaiting them.
The Herald Square register this week
shows three Utah names, L. L. Down
ing. NJ II pesky and VI MCNAMARA.
The Normaudic. on Broadway. has 4.
G. MAR II r. nvlfuss and Mrs B.
Willis The Misses Willis are at the
Grenoblc. j II Van Allen az the Nen-
dome, Mrs a. w. Hamilton al the Vic
toria, and H. j Rivers at the Grand
Mrs. Duty OF 529 West l2Srd ST.. who
was Miss Fitzgerald OF ogden, has
been looking up rc1ule from Utah rs-
Gently Her husband IRA a reporter on
the Evening Telegram and she has a
sister, who is also married