Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-24

lynltes what Is IN store for them. II,
expects TO do the same thing in Utah
before long. Mr. Meakln makes az
IDEAL advance man, and X Is not sur.
prlsing that Savage should have en-.
gagged him for his STAFF
Miss Clara Young daughter OF Col
Willard Young, leaves next Wednes.
day to take special examinations prior
| TO entering Nassar college, where she
VIII study the coming winter Miss
Hattie leaves few days later TO cons
mence her second winters work there
Col and Mrs. Young moved last
week from their former apartments
on Riverside drive to 1911 west Eighti-
eth street
Miss Ada Patterson. the breezy writ
en- and all around journalist. had very
interesting article IN the Journal re-
Gently, describing O test trip number
OF prominent New Workers. made
through the subway Whenever Miss
Patterson writes an article now, she Is
always given credit IN Just the same
sized type as Ella Wheeler Wilcox,
Dorothy Dix and others Of the Jour
nal's headliners.
The colony were sorry to read In
last Saturdays News" that Miss Mar.
i0re Jones arrived from the east. only
IN time 10 accompany her grand
mothers remains 10 the grave. Miss
Jones has a number OF friends here
who viii sympathize with her In her
sorrow,
Al Swenson begins rehearsols to-
morrow for Down our Way" a de-
sciption Of which was given IN pre-
yious letter
Brigham Royce, "A former member N
the old Grand stock company, plays the
villain IN William Golfers new success,
THE Dictator" which closed its long
New YORK run last night at the Criter-
ION theoter
Elder Bert WooIley arrived from the
west last Monday to enter upon hts
duties as q missionary and has been
assigned To labor IN Brooklyn for the
present Elder Woolley is from Kanob'
Utah,
A large haf-toue reproduction Of Miss
Leona Darmon appeared in the World
recently accompanying d very favorable
review OF her rendition Of The Little
Princess
a former salt Ldker to drop Ia on as
Unexpectedly was III. G. Wallace, for
merry OF the Wallace Drug Co. Mr.
Wallace has been fulfilling a tw0.years
mission TO the eastern states, but has
been ON a leave Of absence for some
weeks IN order that he might visit his
relatives In the New England states
before winter set in Elder Wallace left
lest evening for Albany TO resume his
work, where ne win remain until De-
cCmber, when he expects to be re-
leased,
clyde Squlies has been given his old
position ON the staff Of Pictorial Re.
view" and started some days ago TO re-
sumo his work Beginning next week
MI Squires expects TO work only part
time and devote the rest Of the day to
study at the New York School Of Art,
where he Is 10 be- monitor Of the even
ing Illustration class
An arrival that IL looked forward TO
with much pleasure is the coming OF
Mn and Mrs John s. Sears Mr.. Sears
Is 10 take a course Of instruction from
MIR Dan Mccarthy one Of the best
known cartoonlsts In New York city,
and one who has probably done as much
for the advancement Of hts art as any
one In recent years Jack viii cer-
tanly be received with open arms and
everything viii be done TO make Ms and
Mrs. Sears stay a pleasant one.
on the FIST Of October the following
Utahns are to occupy the comfortable
apartments on Manhattan Ave, which
huve been the home Of Frank Eldredge
and his sister Ruth for some time.
Mr. and Mrs Jack" Sears Mrs Ella
Squires, Miss Lulu Snow, Mr. Geo. Y.