Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-31

New York, oct, 26-on Tuesday
Nov. 8, Miss Jennie llawley win sail
on the Kronprlnz for cherbourg
France, on her way 10 Paris, where she
VIII remain until next summer study
ing voice culture with one OF the great
teachers, Miss IIawley has In mind
Bouhay, the wen known professor OF
voice culture, and it Is safe to any she
win become pupil Of his. II has long
been dream OF hers TO so to Paris
or Berlin for a years study. and on
the advice OF friends the former city
has been decided upon. She win also
take up course In the French Ian
guage as well as music, and put in a
years hard work at these two
studies. Miss Hawley has al
ways been pupil Of Oscar
Sangcr's on East Sixtleth street,
and It is on his recommendation that
she goes to Bouhay, Mr. Sanger having
studied under him for several years
before opening a studio In New York.
Several managers have made good Of
fers for the seasons of '0i and '05 70
Miss Hawley IN new productions that
VIII be put on year from now, and
the experience she will gain In her
year abroad viii add materially 10 the
knowledge she has OF music, and 10
her repertoire In operate work, which
Is quite extensive.
Since the return OF Mr. and Mrs
James Ferguson and family from the
Catskils, Mr., Ferguson's health has
been very poor and for two weeks he
has been unable TO leave his bed HE
heart being weak, the high altitude OF
the mountains had a bad effect upon
him, Always OF a genial and happy
temperament, his friends are welcomed
whenever they call and "reminiscences
OF his old Salt Lake days when he was
manager of the Theater there, never
fail to bring a smile to his suffering
face. Mr.. Ferguson (Jimmy Harrls)
has written many an interesting
episode Of that period, which Will
some day see the light Of
print and very familiar will II be to
the Older population OF Utah, He is
now, and has been for many years
private secretary to his brother-in law,
John Mathews (Mathews OF soda
water fame), holding a trusted position
In that great business, and making
himself an Indispensable member to the
Mathews Bros,
M. NJ. Young who arrived from Salt
Lake last Monday. will sail Tuesday.
Oct 27 en- the Kaiser Wilhelm der
Crosse for France, and will pursue his
studies in art for the winter, making
his home In the Latin quarter OF Paris,
While here he has made several
sketches OF the harbor from Battery
Park which are worthy of older and
more experienced artists, his talent In
this direction being of a high order.
While In New York he Is the guest Of
his uncle Hon. j, w Young
Friday evening at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. 3, f. Cummings the monthly
meeting Of the Relief society was held.
Miss Ada Seymour, who was to have
read paper the month before, but was
prevented from doing so by sickness,
was present and gave her topic, De
generation" and her Ideas upon the
subject, In a clear and forcble style.
II win be remembered by those pres
ent as among the best papers that has
been written and given In our society
here. showing how thoroughly II had
all been thought out and weighed be-
fore being given publicity,
Your readers have been treated TO a
description of the three or four new
theaters that New York has opened this
autumn from your theatrical cores
pondent but at least one will be ex-
cused for mentioning the New Hudson,