Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-02

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s,s,lal Correspondence.
sp ,FW YORK, June 26.-New York
n ideal in the fall, winter and
Nsprlng seasons, but If the past
Ntvo days are .air sample OF the
,.r summer weather, the Utahns
p' iof, town early IN June can con-
WY ',olote themselves. and we are sorry
s''' ara not in their boots. The walls
y, adlating heat, and the aephal'
lis have reached the elastic state
' an for Just one hour at saltair'
manager Geo. y. Pyper arrived IN
csh,m wednesday morning from the
~ Mr. Pyper. as your readers no
,,t, know is here IN the interests OF
solt Lake Theater, and incidentally
,,,bt seeing of Master Geordie,
Yam No has shown nearly all the main
J,,, NJ interest. he has naturally mad
dime well occupied Before arriV-
n,r the metropolis, they spent few
I.,. IN Chicago, visiting the various
n,.,,rs AZ they have been doing here,
IN order 10 gain koenor knowledge
,,,,ding the manipulation Of asbestos
,,,,slne and TO study fire conditions In
.'se,al They leave today for Chica-
~ spsnd two more days before pro-
sSo5,ng 20 the fair. which viii form the
rand finale to the trip TO Muster
Gs0rde,
when the sad news Of the death Of
gl.bop FeTn of Ogden, was received
Vonday morning by his daughter, MRS,
inella Ferrin sharp, she was almost
5pmfounded. as she had received no
nreyious warning that her fathers con-
dtion was at all serious, and her many
trends can well imagine the strain she
has labored under, 1t is "A very strange
coincidence that both Mr.. and Mrs
Sbafps fathers should pass away so
Suddenly and both within such a short
lima OF each other, Their friends here
glye them their heartfelt sympathy IN
iaelr sad bereavement
A postal was received during the
week from Joseph Howells, son of Con-
Gresham Howells. from the ST. Louis
IAN. MIR. Howels Is ON his way to
Ms home In Logan to spend the sum
mer vacation before resuming his
studies at Columbia university.
Wednesday evening Mr., John w.
Young entertained at an elaborate dim
M given at Rector's. His guests were
" Jesse Grant. son of Gen Grant,
Ms Grant Miss Mary Young Col and
Ms Owens. Miss Vida Eccles, Lord
ldty Of London and MIR, Wesley
Young,
Misses Annie Edwards. Of Logan and
CYNTHIA Hill. Of Franklin. Ida arrived
q New York recently en- route TO the
ummer at the school and with the
Mss Hill left last Tuesday evening to
b some preparatory work prior To- the
gsning OF the school and Miss Ed
yHds Will remain I'm Now York until
lily J. sight seeing and visiting her
ttnd Miss Celia Smart.
Mss Smart will also go to Chautau-
~ On July !, to complete her studies.
fs win make Miss Smart's second
SINNER at her school and with the
Nrs hard work she hi, spent In
M York, It can be promised that she
| d position to take up her work
OCCASIONALLY Miss Smarts teachers
san In high terms Of her work and
u Il another proof Of her ability. az
sHen instructors Of note are not IN
y habit Of praising their students
mss they are deserving Of It,
another Utah girl 10 Join the col
81 AZ Chautauqua this summer will be
W. vida Eccles, who has been I'm the
sE since February, Miss Eccles
Nyes July /,
Misses Hattie ana Josephine That
iiI etl New York yesterday for Chi
eso ana ST. Louis, where they expect
\ Ienl the time between now and
,,ly 'in visiting and doing the fair,
T'"' reaching SAT- Lake city,
NI's Louise Wcy, daughter Of Fred
Wy q the Wilson hotel who has been
~, Tor some time studying under
A.ame Won Klenner, viii leave In
aoi time for Lake Chautauquu to
oahue hei studies under the madame,
me conducts a summer class there
.r Archie kcssler, having n few days
Eve %e me onening of his school at
ll9oa university ON July s, decided
"'sll porliNn Of the time In Boston