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

fulness to their duties are bearing good
irult In the results OF their street work.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ferguson (Jlm-
ME Harrs) their daughter Gladys and
son Alan Garth, left for Dunk" the
country home OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
Matthews, In the Catskills on Friday.
TO be absent two or three weeks Mrs
Mathews Is the SISTER OF Mr.. Fergu-
son, ana each summer several weeks
are passed In the mountains for the
beneht of country air and delightful
rides and picnics. Dunk" ia q well
known place In the Catskllls. and re-
sort where the friends Of Mr.. and
Mrs Mathews repair for solid enjoy
ment Mr.. Fergusons health, which is
not OF the best Is always greatly i'm
proved by these visits. Mrs. Fergu-
son Is a very busy woman these DAYS.
having charge OF the Professional wo-
mans bazaar which Is to be held next
month at the Madison Square Gar
dens, Mrs. Ferguson Is an important
member of that well known organza-
ton.
In the Saturday News" Of Sent "a
through an error the names Of Elders
w II. Stevenson and w. II. Potter of
the Brooklyn branch were omitted in
connection with the bsptlsms which
TOOK place at Bayonne. ~ j., the week
before. OF the 10 people who were bap-
tlzed that day Elder Stevenson NAV
Justly claim two, while Elder Potter is
entitled To three II IL but fair 10
give credit where II belongs
The coming week viii see the depart.
ure OF Miss Blanche Thomas from the
cast of the Bonnie Briar Bush Co"
She leaves them at Detroit and comes
direct to New York, where she will re-.
hearse IN another Of Kirke La Shelle's
plays, The part OF annie" is not nj.
together suited to her and she win be
seen IN something more in her line.
Miss Mary Young, daughter Of Hon.
John w, Young, viii arrive from Chlca-
20 this week. whore she has been an
summer with her mother and sisters
Mr. and Mrs. Nat NJ Brigham have a
delightful home on Curnella Ave and
Miss Young has spent an ENJOYABLE
summer with them She will remain
with her father in New York city for
the present
The September "Theater" which CON
tains an article by Ada Patterson. on
Muude Adams has sold so rapidlv
that not half Of Miss Adams friends
have been able 20 secure a copy. II has
received no end Of notice from the
nress for its excellent descrinton OF
the New York fevorite and is n fore
runner of others from Miss Patterson's
pen concerning well known peopla I'm
Utah. Miss Adams came In from her
country home one dav last week TO at
tend to business Her reanneararce
here IN November Is being looked for
ward TO with much interest by her
many admirers.
Miss Lillian Judge and her brother
John Francis. left for Rhode Island
Saturday. 10 visit with friends for
few DAYS. Miss Judge Is now numbered
with the Utah colony
At Mrs Geo w Thatchers comforta.
BILE home on Manhattan Ave. may DO
heard the most tuneful Of exercises for
plano and violin. almost any time n,
the dav Her DAUGHTERS Mrs sloan
and Miss Phyllis Tho cher and har
GRANDDAUGHTER Miss Giadvs Srenctt
have resumed their lessons nj the Ma
lloual Conserve tory. on Fast seven.
teerth street All are hard workers
ard under tho ohlo destruction ~ such
teachers ms Jouefrv and LchtensteIn
their progress Is marked
Mr. and Mrs Tohn Shnrn have iaten
n IA around tho corner fror, Mrs
Thatcher. on ore HUNDRED ord Flav.
erth street. 90 that vieitlng Sait Lake
friends win have no dtm0ultv IN looat.
inc yowo OF our musicions voice nlono
and violin nre we'll represented ~ vat
quarter of the city. JANET. y