Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-31
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Special Correspondence
n EW YORK, Dec &C. Salt Iako's
M talented young outhoress, Edythe
Y Ererbeck, is making good head
way among publishers Of maya
zine literature Ainsleys took her up
first and now Munsey has accepted one
Of her western stories; the editor writes,
asking her FOR a personal interview
AN OF which goes 10 prove that Miss
Ellorbecks star rs slowly but surely rise
ing in this great eastern ornament,
Her ability as coming writer Of prom
ise ~ unquestiOnable, and that she
should 80 soon be recognized in "A city
Of such magnitude as this, will be a
pleasurable surprise To her many
friends IN the west; not only can she
give interesting descriptions Of lie be-
yond the Rockies. and Is capable Of
showing the social side as well as the
rough View of mining lie, but her
scenes and plots are drawn from OBJ
Borvation OF incidents, which have come
under personal notice, she having given
much thought to this phase OF western
life. II rs not improbable that one OF
her stories may be set 20 the music OF
q Utah artists illustrations which will
create double interest IN the work, not
only at home. but here, where the artist
In question Is already gaining name and
fame, But Miss Elerbeck Is not de-
voting all her time TO magazine writing.
incidentally she Is hard al work with
her vocal studies under Nine. Emma
Thursby. who Is greatly Interested IN
her
Mime Thursby, by the way, never
tires OF talking Of dear Prot stephens
and thd- Tabernacle choir" She de-
clares her trip to Salt Lake was one OF
the most enjoyable IN her long artistic
career, and It is pleasant 20 hear her
recall 20 many delightful "reminiscences
OF her concert tour 20 the coast, and Of
her Salt Lake engagement
Elders George f. Evans and V. V.
Philips, two Salt Lake boys, who have
land, arrived In New York De-
cember %. remaining a few days
To visit friends and do a small amount
OF sightseeing. Mr.. Evans Is "A son Of
one OF tho Salt Lake Theater veterans,
James Evans, whose hair has whitened
IN the service, and whose experiences as
leading man behind the flies and drop
curtain would make interesting read
ing. Ha son visited some friends Of
by gone days, IN response TO his fathers
wish, Jas. H. Ferguson CIV, T, Harris),
Mrs, Adams and lesser lights OF those
old days, making his stay In the city a
pleasant one.
Anthony X. WINS OF Mexico, but at
present a law student OF Ann Arbor,
made flying trip across half the con-
tinent 10 spend the holidays with
friends IN New York. Mr.. WINS IL
the guest Of his aunt, Mrs. Lamoreaux.
but win visit with President McQuarrle
and family, and renew acquaintance
with some OF the young people who are
studying In and around the city
Like a fash, and a brilliant one Mrs. |
Hal Russell ada Dwyer) appeared on
Broadway for a single performance |
with the Merely Mary Ann" company, |
which arrived Wednesday Dec. n. The |
New Amsterdam on West Forty-flrst |
street, was a bower OF roses for the I
welcome home TO another American I
star-Eleanor Robson-Mlss Dwyer .
coming IN for q big share OF the well /
come also She was only visible to |
friends for n moment-so much was 20
be done before starting Saturday for st.
Louis 20 begin the seasons tour. She /
had time 20 say the trip abroad had |
been one OF immense success artistical-
ly and financially for the management
and each member Of the company,
AT Lew Fields home OF fun and high
class entertainment, West Forty. second
street. 1T Happened IN Nordland" has
a big cast for this piece and among It's
members may be found the
name Of Miss Rosemary Close Miss
ilosz Is doing fine work In her sketch,
md has received many good notices
since she appeared again on Broad
way