Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-23

Special Correspondence
New York Feb l7.-Spring has come,
at least that's what the new hat sail,
in the milliners window yesterday.
And It's a beauty, all volets and rib
bon velvet Easter seemed too far
or to announce the glad tidIngs, so
Lincolns birthday took the honors and
came forth IN light spring suits, flow
ers, and the all important corsage bo-
quet Of vioets. The avenues were
brilliant in coloring, and the shop win
dows, well, unless you had a good hold
on your breath you would lose It, for
they were bewildering. One stops and
wonders at every spring opening,
whether there can possibly be any inn
provement another year IN style, color
o. elegance, but the next season ushers
IN more artistic work both in window
display and in interior adornment. UNI
III wonder ceases, and philosophcally
Wv "NNNPNo NilS Sl5HAS as a iiAdNftI VI
course, unmindful OF the labor Of brain
and hands that have brought about
such perfection in detail and appoint
ment And yet in all this sunshine and
delight, sickness stalks abroad. The
grippe has taken firm grip On many
Of our little colony Col. Willard Young,
snd Elders Jacob Gates and Knowl-
ton, are victims Of the disease while
Misses Luella Ferrin. Lulu Gates and
Bertha Crawford are going through the
siege also. No serious case has de-
veloped, but all are very miserable at
plesent, and chapel service on Sunday
Will be rather melancholy affair
without the sweet voices OF our girls,
who so gracefully give their aid in a
musical way TO help the Elders In
their good work
Through an error in last weeks pa-
per Miss Robbie Morris was quoted
az being in the domestic science de-
partment Of Columbia college. Miss
Morris Is studying kindergarten at Co.
lumbia, and at last weeks examina-
ton came Off with 100 per cent In
nearly every study,
DR., and Mrs L. Nj. Willard, who have
been the guests Of Mrs. Jacob Gates
and Mrs. Easton the last few days,
left for their home In Washington two
days ago. DR. Willard has extensive
mining interests In and near LOOMS.
Washington, also a drug store and real
estate, that require his personal at
tention Mrs. Willard Is mother of the |
unfortunate Hooper Young.
Mr., and Mrs S, V. Shelp, Of Walker
Bros. who have been stopping at the |
Waldorf for some time take their de- |
parture for the west early next week. !
Mrs. Shelp has been visiting relatives |
In the east, returning TO New York a |
few days ago TO do some shopping |
Sunday they take dinner with Mrs |
Fisher at her home, where they will !
meet some OF their Salt Lake friends.
c. NJ Jackson Of Salt Lake is regis
tered at the Grand Union, and f. G. /
Woolley, Jr., al the Manhattan. Mrs.
v Jones is stopping at the Imperial 1
for a few days before taking her trip
10 Europe where she goes on business.
Mr., Farley Wright OF Ogden is here,
doing business for the firm OF Wrlght q
Sons, his name appears on the Imperial
register, but he Is to be found IN the
arge wholesale houses down town from
Early morn until o'clock. Mr. Rus
sell l.. Tracy was seen on Broadway a
lew DAYS ago. his headquarters being
he Waldorf.
There has been small whisper late
y tina! Mrs Blanche Thomas would
1--WE dramatic sketch In Hawthorne
nall, before many days, TO aid the Re-
ief society. The young lady Is cap
lble OF doing something fine. and now
here Is good sized wonder n some of
Ter friends won't be persuaded 70 take
,art, II they can be- spared from col.
eye studies and duties. The branch
an furnish abundance OF talent both
n a dramatic and musical way. and a
rood performance is assured II the
cheme is carried out.
II Is said among professionals that
'harles Frohman regrets not giving
daude Adams the play Of "Mice and
Zen instead OF starring Annie Russell
n the piece Peggy Little Britain"
: as well adapted 20 Miss Adams as
o Miss Russell, and either would have
zen successful IN II, but there Is Just
faint suspicion that Miss Adams
fould be seen 20 more advantage IN the
,st two acts than Is Miss Russell. who
oes an amount OF whining that be-
ONES monotonous, being like many
Tiers who fail to distinguish between
athOs and a whine. The play is
right and attractive two salt Lake !
lvorites are in the cast--Mrs Gilbert. !
no Is always perfect IN everything =