Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-02
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SALT LAKERs
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as'in.. -, YORK, March sI.-Barnum q
|kIfTs ,asys circus is the biggest 'ssss
Nj pa" .,[on In town this week.
! .o5 as consequence every as
' liking an effort 20 gain 40.
,oiy 8 H' az Madison square Garden den
r'i'''. .. being held. 1t Is so SCI
sn'r' " y,u Workers have an oppor.
dom ina :, T a performance Q,
tgnliy ., ,,., il has become a sort 0.
bis nnd Nv, ,,' more So as 1t is produced s
r'''l'' c.rden. which is the most re
st 'h' ,' O building of its kind IN Amer,
raIS'''' .nmber Of the Utahns fo'neu
IA A nun .,,.. 1ulu Gates apartments
party 2. w." syening TO attend the CIR,
hE FiiaS, the mad crush and turi aa,
10 but ~ crowd they were sca.'
| Il The su ,ssi only Ave out OF the FIN I'm,
,red 90, u,a' Am,ttance. However, they
WA 10 Try u 9se, ne show.
i IsIs Two more weeks Of '"' ''
..s Ralph Chamberlain anu
Proisssyy',o.r man. both members OF tlie
RthsTa1. " ;,cnlty at home, VINO nave
Y q attending Cornell, on y Ie@Se 70, o, the the
VI. n. nave have been in New ne ao, rem ,o
Fa.'. w days spending Tue r,na ,heir
Ish y" Easter s vacation. Durihs n.y., ,"vra
d thsiI . Nav they have made VISITS N
hort no, on and philadelphia, Wnere
Es;hlns.Onn, any friends In educationai
ihty ~. While in Gotham ,o ,ney ca na
dis.', n, guests of Professors 1so. "e isaSe
gen c,, ~, and Reuben CLARK, lnes , ,ho,r
y CON- S,sscs tomorrow to resume 'he'r
nldss .s'
p,,bard Lyman and Proi'
o riss o. Corey were me spe e,,ar'dsv
gs'' sunday services OF the La w., ,n.
ne s'"I pyof Lyman gave very III
sslnM discourse that was CLOSELY
hIesuhs, n and thoroughly enjoyed py
l,pnsS y Corey's remarks were equal.
OIL f Io,, as he related some OF
%n,rsrlences with "Mormons b ann
~ a. a special tribute TO 'he'r "e"
moral character,
..,a.r, John McQuarrie OF the
rslu's States mission left last even
hsW sslt Lake city TO attenu Tue
tsd conference. ne wM s,aors who
&.l., S BY the following Elders WIN IN
pn'u sn Allied honorable missions III
n'sr s a. states and are now re-
lAe ha' ~ their several homes Elders
lsin , ps " W. S. Turner and W. D.
~ Inc New England conference,
k' wv g stevenson, John II. Morley ana
wnbam Stanford, East penn a,Sl ", "a
,as,,rnce, and Elder Il, H. Oiarh Vi
y, Nest Virginia conference
rA.r ". H, stevenson. although nss-
l aonrv ,he East pennsylvania con-
go has spent the greater part
IN nI.slon in New York and BROOK
y. 'AS wSsre he has made himself one
S,As best liked Elders IN the prahcn,
4, viii be greatly missed by MS many
iIesds here who all wish Tor nun
nt journey home,
lb,,ers received recently from MISS
I,nne Hawley announce that she VIII
r,tVrn from Paris in May
Misses Phyllis Thatcher, Gladys
s,srrpr and Mrs. Nettie Sloan, attend
4 a matinee last Wednesday after
,1on Al Miss Thurber's, president OF
| N National Conservatory Of America.
Tb, Performance was given by MISS
NsrgulIes well known pianist OF THIS
oty, assisted by Leopold Lichtenberg'
yolh and concert master Of the Wetz-
br Symphony orchestra, he Is the
,acher Of Miss Phyllis Thatcher,
Mss Julia Dean, playing at present
Ia Merely Mary Ann has signed with
Charles Frohman to support Cecilia
| LOTUS next season, Miss Dean will go
| 10 Worcester, Massachusetts,. In May
| b DO summer stock work.
Mr. WI Pitts will return from Con-
ofd April 9Th, to spend his Easter va
talicn with his mother, Mrs. Isabel NJ.
Pits.
Mr. r NJ. scrace, severed his connec-
Ton with The Richard Mansfield COM
iany last evening, and expects to sail
io' Europe In the near future, where
he lrtendS TO do theatrical work on the
London stage
We notice In the News" ~ recent
Aie, an account Of the laurels Mr.,
kIas Ashton is winning at the Uniyer-
ty Of Chicago, and wish 10 join In
'lnratulatlng him. He Is known to
sreraf members Of this colony who all
wax In the highest terms of his work,
w. Edward Rosenbaum and his bride
lave been At the Herald Square hotel
lo' some time, spending their honey
MON MI, ROsenbaum also has some
ba'lntss interests here which have &C.
'vpled a portion Of his time.
nWuuen mention was previously
hade N these columns Of the visit OF
Nss Ada Patterson to New Orleans
v The Interest Of the New York Jour
hh nothing was said Of the work Miss
Patterson aid while there, She re-
llfned recently and brings some fiat
,vflng notices Of her description Of the
Safdl Gras festival. The New Orleans
tcayune reprinted her description of
zoe FESTIVAL and II was pronounced the
ny story Of the Mardi Gras yet pub
,sltl' During her stay In New Or
Sss she was the guest OF the writer,
pofo'hy Dix, lMrs. y NJ Gllmer.)
thel Taylor and Elder Norberg ar
.yel from Utah Friday On route to
tulepe where they viii do missionary
sOh They have spent the past few
J ',WS very pleasantly seeing the sights
uOlham and leave Monday for Bos-
w' where they are scheduled TO sail
nelooesday Elder Norberg IL bound
wv, w scandinavia while Elder Taylor
v" 'aSe VI his labors in England.
&. c. s.,