Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-19


George, Utah, to transact some busi.
ness, He viii remain in southern Utah
untll the frst of October, then go To
Salt Lake 10 attend conference, return-
ing TO New York about the middle OF
that month.
c, MISS Hattie Young, and her sister.
nlata returned from their visit "a
utah and Idaho about two weeks sinco
Thelr vacation spent In their old home
was one long to be remembered. They
were accompanied out west by their
iaiher. Col Willard Young. but made
tne return trip alone Miss Hattie viii
enter Vassar college the first of nexi
week where she viii take a four yeors'
course having fitted herself for College
az MISS Ely's school In New York Uor
departure from our little society here
WI ne generally regretted. as her uni.
loInl courtesy to all, has made her
S s.,ls iaNorlte In our circle the best
M'sneS OF lhe branch are extended to
Chas B, tIanford's business manager
anu press representative Chas w
Mealdn, paid New York n nving yis,t
last sunday Mr., Meakin IL Closing
arrangements for Hanfords apnenr,
auoe IN New York In Shakespearean
IpepoItolre; The opening night win be IN
neadlng' Pa. Monday, Sept. q. and the
new YORK engagement win occur later
|
, Another Salt Lake boy, who Is doing
! we same line OF work for Elizareth
hennedy, is Frank NJ Eldredge Miss
Nehheuy is booked for IL weeks I'm The
sou.h ahq middle west, and win he seen
| VI NeW YORK In the spring, ln shake
! SSpsV lt"n roles and comedy written
w., Ill., ne'' MI Eldredge's sister, Ruth Is
| llNlhg at los West Forty-third etreet
She mas a part in the "Robert Rurrs,;
drama offered her, II she cares TO leave
the city and 20 en- tour. Some OF hor
sketches are now In the hands az Nav
Hollerher Mantells manager who pro-
nounces them fine. W -
There win be a small interchopye of
Elders next week, between the Brook .
lyll and East Pennsylvania conferences.
Elder Isaac b, Ball who has labored IN
New York city for several months. ha.
neen called TO take charge OF the iot.
Ter conference, succeeding President N
- llmpsQn who win take up HIS la
bors In this city, and will organize a
choir; all who know him feel assured
| ~ WIZ ~ NNNN ut as great n credit Ia
MIN as the one he Is leaving I'm Phua-
delphla. Through President Timps,n'e
energy and executive ability, he has ef.
fected great change In the music
there, organizing choir that does YER,
creditable work. \ close observer be
mas prohted by long experience with
Prot. stephens Of your city, and Is well
qualified to make good the lessons br
learned. 1t Is with regret that the Fast
pennsylvania people see his departure
from among them The Brooklyn con.
terence realizes u Is losing a strono
member In Elder DaU, but each I'm bIs
place VIII be appreciated by the people
ana TO each Is extended a warm VOL.
come from the conferences where their
labors VIII be placed.
card nearly a foot long by four
nches wide was handed your CORES.
pondent through the Madison Squara
boXotlice window, On which to write nor
name In asking few moments CON.
versation with Mr. aud Mrs y Milton
Royle at the conclusion of the matipoa
performance Saturday. An Of tho snlt
Lake colony feel a sort Of pronriotorv
interest In Ned, and Il Is but natural