Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-24
Special correspondence,

EW lOkki Lee, lV'-Ahe il"-
M ies5lonal Womans league
Y whose home quarters are 2ll
west Forty-nfth street held
their annual December bazaar In the
Waldori-AstoHa, the Astor gallery
having been secured for three days and
nights beginning Dec 10. Mrs James
r. Ferguson, who has always been d
prominent member Of the league '
occupied q popular STALL as did many
professionals well known 10 salt Lake.
The Astor gallery which covers
goodly suace ON the Second floor OK the
waldorf IL considered among the most
beautiful Of the famous hotels rooms
the decorations, and small galleries
overlooking the main floor make OF
d the most desirable hall for pans
bazprg and lectures. and it rs olWUyh
tbe arst one chosen for such ail0llt
ono plooglu, feature of the Profession.
yI Woman's bazar s 10 absence OF
the peruru1l mpOrtunlng To pu(
Amoug thp many interesting status
none Is more generally patfouI2ei ana
looked al. than the doh booth Iheie
are 10 De found many dolls "hlch I"N'
been dressed by famous nctIe-a's =
sometimes in miniature costumes lla'V
from dresses that have been worn Joy
tucr donors n successful play Inc
Lillian Russell. Ethel Barrymore, MAX
inc Euiotts and scores of other aolh
go oft IKE hot cakes, ana saturday
nlght witnessed some tavorte ACTOR
ON the hnnrly.scd stump auctoneeFlhs
these dolls OH TO the great amusement
of the crowds. Burr Mcintosh, me
motor populur photographer ana ediWt
of one of New Yorks most artistic
magazines. was chief actor this night
end his disposal Of dolls to me hlsn's'
bidder, was most amusing. Otlentlnes
beautifully gowned doll VIII Dfihs
as high ms $50 or &c., ana IL 80 nap
pcned, that pee Chee san OF Chlha
roll" fame brought the latter nBure-
the bidding being closely tought w
many friends and admirers, but the doll
was finally bought In by members OF
the league" The great hotel the
Waldorf. seems to take q nap between
the hours Of S o'clock p. m. ANA IL p.
nm. At f. o'clock 1t is wide awake, COM
tiruing SO. until the wee sma hours
Of the night. The parlors halls ana
dining rooms are filled until past 3 m
the morning, when again. the mantle OF
sleep envelops Us pleasure loving
guests. the great doors swing TO- ana
the Waldorf do2es TIL late IN the
day
It "a not such q far cry, that Il can
not be heard IN upper New YORK that
slowly and surely theaters ana shops
are on the move nOrthward II now
happens that b. Altman, Of west Nine
teenth and Sixth avenue, Ike Macy
OF west Fourteenth street mas
caught the fever and viii break
ground on the corner Of South
and East Thlrty-fourth street and Firth
avenue. as soon as the beautiful snow
win permit. and there VIII rise ON the
ashes OF old New York homesteads,
store. whose magnihccnce viii dim the
luster OF all the Wanamakers, Macey's,
sterns and other Broadway fayorites
In the city.
The daughters Of Col. and Mrs VIII
lard Young, Misses Hattie and Clara
came down from Nassar Friday AFTER
noon, 10 remain until after the New
Year week. Schools and colleges are
closing everywhere for the holidays the
snow is covering houses and streets
Santa Claus Is 20 be met on every cor
ror. Altogether itH an Ideal CHRIST
mas time, even to the solitary sleigh
bell which can be heard, II one pays
close attention.
Il looks as n the town house Of Miss
Maude Adams would be open In few
days. She is billed here at the Empire
this week and her mother, Mrs. Adams
and friend Miss Pitts,have been prepar-
ing for over week, TO tear themselves
away from charming Ronkonkoma. In
order 10 have a warm and cheerful well
come for the mistress Of the house
Mrs Adams. has been having her plot
Of ground fenced In down at Rom
konkoma while fair weather lasted ana
finished before the great snow fan we
are now having. Both ladies' leave the
country home with many regrets, but
also with "a coming pleasure In the am
tlclpatlon Of Maule's visit.
Mr.. Burgess Young will leave at tha
end OF the week for Philadelphia, to
spend the holidays with his aunt, and
uncle, Mr.. ANA Mrs Herman Hulsemon
OF East Dauphlne street Mr.. Joseph
Howell journeys as far westward a'
Logan. Utah. for the holidays, having
decided to 90 home with his father,
Congressman Howell, 10 spend a few
weeks,
At 3Oi west Fifty-ninth street, Miss
Dot Petit and Miss Irene strong, both
OF ogden have secured an Sblding
place for the winter. Miss PETIT VIII re-
sumo her studies with Lambert Miss
Strong has not yet decided on her
teacher
President J. @. McQuarrle has pur-
chased No 15i west One Hundred and
Twenty-thIrd street property and Will
establish headquarters there az once.
The situation and environments are
among the most desirable to be found
IN Harlem and II is the occasion Of
much rejoicing with the Church people
and their many friends here, that 40
advantageous @ location has been OBJ
tanned.
Miss Kate Young, formerly OF salt
Lake. but for year resident Of New
York, Is now living at the "Poca-
h0ntas." west Nircty-sccond street. a
woman's hotel, Miss Young has q po-
sltion ON the New York Journal and
was a visitor "a the sunday afternoon
service Of the Latter-day Saints, where
she met many OLD friends.
The Brooklyn conference met a, IlaW-
thornc bah sunday Dec. IL; three
meetings were held, which were largely
attended Miss Emma Lucy Gates and
w. s. LpmorcauX delighted al those
urcseni with two sacred solos, prcsl-
dent McQuauic addressed the people
Al the afternoon meeting many In the
congregation being investigators and
visitors from Brooklyn and Jersey city
Much interest Is being awakened IN
the progress We are making 60 the city.
and each Sunday sees an Increase In att
tendance
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