Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-29
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Place, and both ladies VIII take
course IN music under some chosen
professor Mrs Gillette invited them
20 accompany her 20 Prof sweets
studio where she rs being coached in
her important role Tor the Christmas
production under Frank Perlcy.s man-
agemenl. Miss Ellerbeck VIII devote
the greater part OF her time Co maga-
zine writing, "a line in which she Is
particularly gifted.
The Eighteenth ward furnished two
good representatives 90 our Sunday
services. Elders sidney Suvlllc and VIII
James, two young men who are ON their
way 90 Europe 10 an missions with
them was Elder Chester Young claw
ron, son OF Bishop H. h, ClaWaon The
three young men sall Wednesday the
26th. from Boston ON the Winniiredlan,
Leland lluo The two former WIN la
b0r ln England and Elder Clawson
VIII go direct to Germany there 10 enc
Ter on his duties as missionary They
were an welcomed by % host of friends
here, who would have been glad q their
stay could have been prolonged "a few
days. ln Boston they viii BE- Joined by
George W. Piper
Elder Clarence Noslcn who has been
in Germany Tor nearly three years or-
rived ON the Fan River line from Bos.
ton oct 20, intending TO visit with
friends ln New York few days before
going on 90 Utah Elder Nesen has
had some very severe and flying exc
TDrlences in Germany which make Iu.
tgrcsting matter 90 talk over with his
friends. ana ln the future wilt prove OF
great benefit TO himself
The Sears and slurcs household on
Manhattan avenue. has iust received
% valuable addition BOO the person of
Mrs Ella SQuires mother OF clyde
Squircs Mrs Suuires win remain all
winter and her coming VIII De one Of
great pleasure 90 the many friends she
made ON her former visit three years
ago.
At 212 Manhattan avenue. Mrs, Geo.
W. Thatcher and daughter Phyllis. Of
Logan are once more located Miss
Thatcher WIN continue her studies with
Lichtcnberg the coming week at the
National conservatory Both ladies'
met with a hearty welcome from rela-
tIyes and friends.
Miss Helen Boyer who has been dane
RerOusly III Of typhoid fever for many
weeks, is how rapidly recovering, and
was removed 10 her rooms ON Forty
fourth street No. lj2 west For ave
weeks she has been n patient In the j.
Hood Wright hospital her sudden at
tack came al an unfortunate time. she
had just accepted am ofer from Nh
John Court Of Seattle. Wash. who rs
representative Of the great dramatic
trust of the northwest. Ia head a stock
company in that section Manager
Court was impressed with Miss Boyers
work MS Zoan 70 Isabel In 'Corlan-
ton when that production played his
circuit and wrote her most COM
plimentary letter ON her Interpretation
of the difficult character. hence the Of
fer from him TO head his Organization.
There Is every prospect that Miss Boyer
VIII make her bow 20 the eastern met
r0pols the present season, at the head
Of her own company, everything points
that Way-and her friends are wishing
her success in the venture
There are individuals no matter
what their trials may be. who always
seem TO have surmounted the most diff
cult ones. and are ready 20 greet the
next with a smiling face. This thought
suggested itself, when the genial coun-
tenance OF o. u. Bean was seen ON the
Rialto last week That Mr. Bean Is
ON familiar terms with the powers that
be." is beyond doubt and that some
manager Is alive 10 his merits there is
no question. II is an open secret that
"Corianton' will be seen and heard on
Broadway before the season il over
and that his Gypsy Countess has been
secured as a starring vehicle for a So
clety lady Of Jersey city who Is known
as the nightingale Her remarkable
I ability 10 give limitations Of birds decld-
or her 20 choose the stage as q profess
sion. She recently gave a recital OF her
powers at the Waldorf-Astorla under
The patronage Of Mrs. Gov. Odell
Mention was made I'm the salt Lake
papers some time ago that Mr. Bean
wrote the Gypsy Countess for Helen
Boyer introducing bird limitations for
Miss Boyer, she being very accom-
plished IN the whIstling art, but an offer
from other sources for the play decided
Mr. Bean TO part with H. JANET