Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-08

street. the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Blair,
may be found Miss Vida Eccles and
her friend. Miss Williams both young
ladies being residents OF Utah who have
dfclded 70 make New York their home
for the present Miss Ecclcs II a voice
stud,nt of Nine Won Kenner, and will
take up piano during the winter
Ancng the many Utah boys who have
distinguished themselves at the Unl-
yersity Of California, Berkeley Burgess
Young may be ranked with the first
The young man has recently arrived Ia
New York, and enrolled his name as a
student IN the school Of mines at Co
lumbla college He and "a schoolmute
have comfortable quarters on west one
Hundred and Twenty third street, near
the college.
Miss Lucy Van Colt OF the University
OF Utah, who left SAT- Lake two weeks
ako O take a two years course IN the
teachers college OF the Columbia unl-
ycrslty, has successfully passed the eli
trance examination, and II now pursu-
ing the domestic science and domestic
arts course AZ the opening exercises OF
the one hundred and flfty-hrst aca-
demic year OF Columbia, where the
Archbishop Of Canterbury was present
ed, and afterwards dedicated the chapel
site, assisted by Bishop Potter OF New
York. Miss Van Cott was given a place
with the teachers, and was able 10 en-
Joy the ceremonies, which were Of a
mOat Impressive nature Mr. Guy FL
dradbc OF the mining and engineering
school was one OF the many ushcrs on
the memorable occasion.
Miss Blanche Cooper Of McCammon,
Ida, and Miss Hettie White OF Beaver
are recent additions 10 the Utah coll
opy. Miss Cooper has successfully en-
tered the senior year Of the domestic
science department. and Is located with
Mr. and Mrs Reuben Clark on west
one Hundred and Twenty third street,
near the school Miss White viii take /
course IN domestic science at the |
Pratt Institute, Brooklyn
Last Monday evening Prest j. G. Nc !
Quarrie and Col Willard Young took |
their departure for Salt Lake to attend |
the october conference, stopping one |
day az St. Louis to take hurried |
glance at the great fair Prest. Me-
Quarrie is looked for within three
weeks OF his departure. Col. Young /
may remain for some time TO attend
to business. Both gentlemen will h1
missed from the circle which has been
few IN numbers for the last three
months, owing to the summer vaca-
tons
At 1.-THE Stanley" on west Forty-sov-
enth street Mr.. and Mrs. George Gil
lette have very elegant quarters for the
winter. Mrs Gillette CUtahs fayorite,
Viola PratO with her brother Miley
and sister Leona Darmon, form
strong contingent Mr. Mlley Pratt Is
one Of Manager Perleys most trusted
and hard worked aids. Miss Leona IA
making a name for herself In the Lit
tie Princess her portrayal Of the title
roll has met with most favorable criu-
rism wherever she has appeared, Eveu
Boston, cold and critical, has sue
from one OF It's leading papers
he following was clipped when Bos-
ton makes mp It's cold, calm, bean fed
mind to like anything or anybody that
hing ~ that body Is Immediately froz-
pm into the middle OF the frigid Boston
IHdIN MllUt vi iUdllDt Nl ever ul'ah- |
Ing away. Boston, like London, is loyal
when once Il takes "fawncy," as II
has done TO Miss Darmon." Mrs Gill
cite has arrived at that happy period
In an artists llfe when she may elect
10 remain a Broadway fayorlte and
await a good offer and not be forced
10 60 en- tour IN order 10 keep engage
nents She has been the recipient Of
several excellent offers for out OF New
York winter tours but could afford to
'emain IN the city for the right oppor-
unity. and II came three days ago In
he shape Of another five years con.
ract from Frank Perley, who engages
Ter as leading artist In a gigantic pro-
luctlon which has not seen the light OF
lay YET, but is the subject Of great spec
ilaton IN the theatrical world. Three
zig figures play a conspicuous part In
Ter weeks salary. JANET.