Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-31

Iutufe Tor this energetic little woman
The papers each morning contain
some narrowing tale about the loss OF
health and the loss Of home Of clara
Morris OHauiotD. the emotional ac-
tress Of DAILY and a. NJ Palmers
managerial days. And now monster
testimonial Us being arranged by her
friends. to redeem her home and place
her beyond want the rest Oi
her days Nh Harriott by the
way plays "A very small part
IN all this fuss ana feathers a
sort OF a b0dypard role according 90
the newspapers And while the publ,
10 so wrought mp over its queens of By.
gone the1tcr days. why not give q
benefit Tor such actresses as Pauline
Markham. OF the faultless figure, who
20 years ago stormed London. the CON
t,nent ana America with her company
" British blondes. and who now. rather
than be an object Of charity rs doing
TIE work Of a charwOman in certain
block of Harlem2 And $50 fearful N she
that IL win become known. ana that
her mlsfortuncs viii be made publ
prnperty that she hides her Identity
under an assumed name She and many
others. are as Justly entitled 10 a tes-
lmOnial from the people. rs Is Clara
Morris. who has IN an probability lived
beyond her means Her home at River.
dale was a model Of luxury and wealth
flied with art collections from all parts
Of the world,
Miss Hattie Thatcher Of Logan ar
s.ltrlA tha INNh tp Nl,nI 90 "a IL
@ course in millinery at the J q John.
son wholesale millinery establishment,
go 10 G55 Broadway This house Is
ono Of the largest importing firms Of
the city. dealing exclusively In millln-
cry turning out only the finest " work
IN its line Miss Thatcher has for
many years dealt with the firm, and in
tends perfecting herself in all its
branches. She viii remain three or four
months and has already received an
ofrer from the johnson company 10 go
10 Montana and Idaho, at the end OF
her term and take charge Of their
houses IN Butte or Boise Miss Thatch-
pr IL stopping at Miss Millers 3A West
Fifteenth street.
Elders Samuel w. Leigh Of Cedar
City, and VIM Tolley OF Canada, who
arrived last Tuesday, sailed Saturday
for England to nh missions IN the
British Isles Elder Leigh being a
friend OF Elder Randall Jones, who Is
located I'm the Brooklyn conference,
quite an enjoyable time was spent In
sightseeing and the renewing Of old ac-
quaintance,
The monthly meeting Of the Ladies'
Relief society was held Sunday even
Ing at missionary headquarters. Presl-
dent Emma Cummings presiding The
subject OF the paper, Kindness. was
responded to with sentiments from all
the members.
At today's services IN the chapel were
seen four familiar faces from Utah
MIR. and Mrs Joseph Scowcroft Of Og-
den ana Messrs Nephi w. Morris and
Victor Wells, Of Salt Lake, Mr. Scow-
croft Is here on business for his house,
and Will remain a couple Of weeks. He
and his wife are az their old quarters
the Imperial, on Thrtieth street and
Broadway MI Morris and Mr. Wells
are 20 be found at Miss Mllers St
West Fifteenth street Mr. Morris re
sponded to call from President Well
ing, and gave the Saints an excellent
sermon on Christianity He and Mr..
Wells leave for Boston and Vermont to-
morrow business for the firm Of Nor
ris e Sons being the object. On their
return to New York they viii visit
with friends for a few days before leav-
ing for the west,
Mr.. and Mrs. Junius +. Wells ana
daughter Abhie were visitors to the city
the past week, being registered at the
Park Avenue hotel on Fourth avenue.
They left last night for Philadelphia
aud washington. JANET.