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

on West Forty fourth street. II Is so
luxurious and dainty. too, the coloring
Of pale green and gold. and what is
most important the seating, that GER
tainly deserves special mention. II IL
true enjoyment 10 sit through per-
Torrance and one might even enjoy
Uncle Toms Cabin" In one OF Its
comfortable chairs Ethel Barrymore
had the honor OF opening this delightful
playhouse, In another OF her unisae
comedies. where her charming person
ality peryades every scene and makes
OF the short but interesting piece n
lasting triumph for the New York So
cia favorite
Tomorrow night the great and only
Sir Henry irving makes another of his
farewell bows 40 the American public.
The grim aud CHASTITY face Of Dante
Is TO be seen ON every poster up and
down Broadway. Only three weeks can
he have at the Broadway,
and then he begins his long
tramp across the country. Miss Blanche
Thomas, has been selected by the man
ager, as one OF the three girls chosen
In New York to make up the minuet
dance which consists Of eight young
ladies' (hve coming over with Sir
Henrys company from England), In the
court somehow being rehearsed on
the Broadway stage by Nine Brandon,
the English dancer. Miss Thomas only
accepted the engagement for the three
weeks in the city, as she Will begin
rehearsing In November for one of La
Shelle's productions. II Ia a neat little
compliment to Miss Thomas ability as
danseuse, TO be called out from
among 90 young ladies, who stood ex"
pectantly on the big stage Of the thea
ter Wednesday morning, and her
friends are congratulating her on the
event.
There was n small host OF mission
aries at chapel services Sunday, all
were on their way to Europe. and had
stopped of to visit New York for few
days before sailing from Boston We'd
nesday. Two ladies accompanied the
Elders, Mrs, Isabella a. Parker and
Ellen Parker, who go 10 their home In
England on account of Ill health, the
climate of Utah not agreeing with
them. Elders Elmer Johnson, Ira J.
Boyce, V. M. Peterson, Joseph A. Jag
stead, q. Roberts, c. J. Lundgren, Har-
non Gribler, j. s. Colbert and w C.
Randall are sent to different fields In
Europe to labor, Today another party
IL expected on the way to Great Bril-
tain, Miss Bertha Crawford, Cecil
Gates and his cousin Irving Snow ac-
companylng them to New York. Miss
Emma Lucy Gates has taken fiat on
Eleventh and Sixth avenue, In what Is
known as the aristocratic quarter OF
the Ninth ward, and very clean and
residential part OF the city; It Is also
within five minutes walk Of her vocal
teacher, Nine. Ashforth; her brother
and cousin and Miss Crawford will
share the fiat with her.
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Mrs John Sharp has put on the bar
ness and Ia again hard at work at her
vocal, French and Italian studies. Mr.
and Mrs. Sharp have O charming fiat
in Harlem where their friends are al
ways welcome.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Scrace attend
ed services today at Hawthorne hall
They have been seen very little by their
friends here since they becam Gotham
ties, aud 1t Is hoped they will mingle
more freely with the colony In the flu
ture than they have done in the past,
Two OF Ogden's prominent citizens
have been visitors to the metropolis
this week. joseph Scowcroft Is on his
way TO England TO visit with relatives
and friends there, sailing Tuesday on
the William der Crosse. Mr.. NJ r.
Browning, Of the Automatic Arms COM
pany, Is here In the interest of his
business, and will remain several weeks
JANET,