Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-11

to learn Of the whereabouts Of its cs-
teemed leader, Mr.. Ernest @ Wetzell.
lie left Salt Lake IN 1895 and went TO
Chicago. where he held a responsible
position with the New Haven Clock
company for three years In 9S he
came 10 London and is now with the
Naltham Watch company In Holborn.
lie has good Inducements 10 remain
here, but as he Ike the rest Of us,
thinks there is no place like home"
he may return to Utah In the near fu-
ture.
Returning Elders from the continent
give most encouraging reports OF Uah's
music students In Berlin, Vienna and
Paris. Miss Arvilla Clark, they say,
has q very dramatic temperament
which VIII ut her for the stage. When
she made her debut IN Berlin she was
recalled four times and II was after this
concert that she received an offer to
sing In opera at a good salary. Oscar
hlrkham has a fine tenor voice which
grows richer every day, and Is also in
creaslng IN power. He has been IN Ber-
lln nearly three years ana will soon re-
turn home, but he expects first to do
some work In London. as he wants to
get "a hold on English songs and he rea
lies that this Is good place to ac-
complish such an object. Walter Wal
lace viii continue his musical work UNI
der Nine Corelli for the present His
voice Is one Of the richest baritones
Utah has yet produced Mr.. Goddard
expects 20 come 10 London I'm Septem-
her he L. FtftlNr AZ a. H..
but Is making the best possible use OF
ms time Spencer Claws0n, who is
studying under Leschetizsky In Vienna,
is having a good time and working
hard, lie has a lesson with the great
master every two weeks. Hugh Dou-
gall likes Paris and may stay there an
other year. as he thinks the methods
there are better than In Germany. Miss
Emma Lucy Gates Is studying ensem-
BILE and coaching under Monsieur Koe-
mig OF the Paris Grand Opera. She ex-
poets TO remain 10 Paris until next fan.
when she VIII return 10 New York and
continue her studies under Nine. Ash
forth.
Mr. George A. Smith. wife and sister.
ana Mrs Anna d. Watson returned 10
London last week. after four weeks
tour OF the continent. They Travelled
extensively and saw many of the most
interesting sights Of Holland Germany.
switzerland Italy and France. Miss
'ceelia sharp was with the party but
stopped ia Berlin to study music. How
ever. she has since changed her plan
ana last Sunday passed through Lon
don on her way home
-.
A large company Of Elders and visit
ors will sail from Liverpool on the 18th.
among them being Elder John S. Per-
k.ns OF this conference and Sisters Jen-
ME Woodward and olive r. Clark. who
formerly labor-d in London, but since
last summer have been in the Leeds
conference. They have done good work
and have reached many people that the
Elders found IL impossible 10 approach
President Chas, r. Maboy Of the Ber-
lIn conference, Elders r. Weber, O. O..
kleinman, Warren Shepard Scott
Weller and Martin Henderson. an
from Germany, passed through London
en- route 90 Liverpool, where they also
take boat for America on the 18th.
Mrs @. A. Eliredge aud daughter
Mamie We're in London yesterday for
@ few hours. In the evening they pro-
cccied 20 Munich, where Harold Ed
redge Is studying
Elders William +. Ward Of Provo and
Clarence Gardener and George Naylor
OF Alberta, Canada. arrived here last
Saturday night the two former pro-
coed 20 Switzerland. while the latter
WIN labor ia this conference.
Another visitor last week was Prof.
s, B. Christensen OF ST. George who is
o. graduate OF the University Of Mlchi.
San. and has now come TO Europe 20
continue his studies in Germany and
France.
Elder James =. Williamson has been
transferred from London 20 the Scot
fish conference.
TRACY Z. CANNON.