Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-02


New York, April 2f-At the Twelfth
Night club, on Tuesday afternoon, Mrs
VIM Reid, the Misses Alton and Jase-
mine Young, and Robbie Morris werc
guests Of Mrs, Harold Russell (Ada
Dwyer), who arrived last week with
the Audrey company from the south,
and who Is stopping at her old quarters
at the Ashland House, At the club,
Amelia Bingham acted as hostess. Miss
Bingham and her company you viii
soon see in repertoire, June 10 being the
date Of her Salt Lake engagement. "The
Climbers "The Frisky Mrs. Johnson
and a Modern Magdalen,' her plays,
have all been New York successes.
Mrs Russell is very busy since her re-
turn, as she Is to play Lady Capulet in
the Liebler all star production OF "Ro-
meo and Juliet" which is being re-
hearsed daily on the stage Of the Man
haitian theater.
The morning papers are having no
end Of fun at the expense Of Mr.. Bel
lew. There ere nine Of the 'has-been'
Romeos in the cast Of the play above
referred to, VIM. Thompson, Eben
Plymouth, Geo. Clark, f. c. Bangs,
j. Il. Kelerd, Edwin Holt, For
rest Robinson, and Edmund Breeze.
These nine artists, have each in their
day, played the shakespearean lover,
and In the opinion Of each one, he
was the only Romeo. Without doubt
they were all excellent, but Kyrle Bel
lew, the noblest Romeo of them all, has
TO listen to suggestions, and hear com
parsons on all sides, not always In
his favor either and to rehearse under
the fire Of such criticism Is certainly
trying. This all star combination VIII
first be seen IN Albany Monday night,
April q. The company travels as far as
Chicago, where they play week, then
have week or two OF one night stands,
bringing them to New York May 20
where they remain until June G.
Mr. Harold Russell OF Mrs lie
Moyne's company has been In Jersey
for the past week, and he ran over TO
New York last Sunday for the day Il
being the first time he and Mrs. Russell
have seen each other since last No
vember
Mrs. w. G.. Sharp and her sister, Miss
Ora Hardness, who have been In Wash
ington for the last month, returned to
New York this week ana will leave for
Salt Lake in few days to spend some
time with their parents,
Wednesday evening Mrs. McQuarTie
ard her little son Edward, with Elder
Kent, left for Washington. d. c., TO
1oin President MCQuarrie, who has
reached that CITY on his tour OF the
conferences. They will all remain IN
Washington for three days then 90 TO
Baltimore for a few days, thence 10
Philadelphia. Meetings viii be held NJ
each OF these ciaes Elder Kent and
Mrs McQuarrie viii leave Philadel-
rhia for New York Monday
Hon John w. Young and his son
Wesley Young. were the hosts at
theater party Wednesday evening, 10
witness the great success The EAR o'
Fawtucket." The guests were the MISS
Alton and Jasemine Young, Presiueh.
Arthur yelling Mrs william lteid aiG
Miss Robbie Morris. A deligh'lu'
evening was enjoyed by all
Three new Elders made their appear
nnce at mission headquarters thls Wen
they viii remain a5 Elghty-hrst suVes
until sent to their different hS'ps VI
labor. They are +. Woolley OF t ~.
ION Ida Newell Dayley. Of Oakley
lda and Melbourne De Mile OF ROCK
: M Utah. For a few days they az,
seeing the sights from the eleVateu
trains, and surface cars oil 'n'S grew
city.
An old landmark To the members
Of our colony and TO travelling utahhS
is about 10 disappear. No. 2o2 Mcs'
Twenty-thlrd street, the home Of Mt
Helene Davis and her sister Mrs
catherine Lane. who is now In san
Iake has changed hands the properly
having becn sold. Mrs. Davis VIII NOV,
nenrer Fifth avenue, where she WI
conduct a millinery establishment foV
rcarly two years these ladies' kel'l ~
house for Utah people. and their nos
nItallty viii be remembered by every
one who had the good fortune TO en-
tov II The sunday evening ooliase
and Relief society meetings We're hell
IN their elegant parlors' ana many
pleasant sociables have been enJoyea
there ms well. II is with regret thal
This conference will see the OLD nome
pass into strange hands
MIR and Mrs. Ernest Eldredge OF Port
land ore. have been visiting IN me
east and gave New York a three DAYS
can. stopping at the Holland House
They we're guests Of Colonel ana MIS-
willard Young at dinner Tuesday eve
ming,
Miss Isle Leigh and her aunt, MISS
Cara Alexander. left Tor Iit.snuiEn
Monday evening. where Miss Leigh has
teen speclaliy engaged 20 play for four
weets al The Grand opera Houss. The
sneseement begins with ''The Pride ot
rennlco" Miss Leigh Is cast Tor the
rypsv g,rl '.The Climbers" vii follow
Ms leigh olaving Clara BloodFoods
part, the scheming society woman.