Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-30
SALTLAKERS IN GOTHAM.
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Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence,
New York, April A.-Willis and
Clarence Mccormick were seen one day
last week at the Waldorf. As large a
city as New York is, 1t seems quite re-
markable the way one will suddenly
run across some old acquaintance he
never dreamed was In this part OF the
country. This has been the case with
q number Of the colony Of late. The
Mccormick boys have been In New York
for 10 days attending to some business
matters, and win leave in a day or so
for Zion.
Senator Thomas Kearns was In the
city for a few days last week and was
registered at the Waldorf, His visit
here was to consult with Col, r. c.
Kerens Of st. Louis, who has been In
town for some time on matters per-
tanning to the San Pedro railroad. The
senator returned to the capital Sunday.
Mr. Humboldt Gates was at the Nor
mon" services last Sunday with his
friend, Orestes Bean. Mr.. Gates is one
OF the few men who happened to strike
It rich IN the Klondlke, and as cor-
sequence Is now free from worldly
cares lie was frequent attendant Of
"Corlanton' during it's San Francisco
engagement, and displayed much inter-
est In the play. He arrived in the me-
tropolIs from the west three weeks ago,
and Is stopping at the Majestic
Mrs 7. NJ. IRE, who Is frequent
visitor to Salt Lake and whose hus-
band is we'll known there through his
connection with the Union Pacific rail-
road, has been visiting friends here for
some time and left Thursday for her
home In Omaha.
Miss Lottle Levy Is shaking hands
Win her many friends here this week.
as the Peggy From Paris" company,
81 o, winch she is member, Is playing at
The Grand.
When mention was made two weeks
ago OF Miss Mabel Clark's good for
tune In being placed under the manage
ment Of Henry w. Savage, the name Of
lhe production she was given a part In,
was Internationally omitted, In a
press dispatch appearing in Fridays
papers was an account Of the piece
woodland" produced the night be-
Iore at Providence, u, T., and pro-
nounced a big hit by the critics. The
opera is by Plxley and Luders, the
composers Of king Dodo," "Prlnoe OF
rIsen and others, and the music IN
tald TO be even prettler than either Of
.nelr former efforts. Miss Clark Is for
i5aton.
Mr. Bronson Howard, the dean Of
nnnetican playwrights, and president OF
me American Dramatlsts' club is not
vnlyl a universally respected gentle
, nan out Is besides prince OF good
tdynoWs' After club meeting last Satur-
wy nlght he gave supper at Brownies
70 select party made up OF Fred sid
pny OK London author OF "Brixton
nnperglary;" Herbert Klein, author W
Hed Feather;' 0restes Bean, author
:. .Corianton;" Henry Tyrell. drama
~ editor editor Of the Sunday World and C.
Dazler author Of I'm Cid Kentucky
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AM MISS Emma Lucy Gates spent Thurs.
10y evening IN Jersey, where she went
~ iulhll professional engagement she
sS, with the University club Of that
nv" Inc occasion was ladies' day at
A.. ng club' and Miss Gates charming
,o. SO charmed them that she was
''''u TO respond with two encores.
KnTlIight Lorlmer's appearance at the
Eimno'SSeIoocker theater IN the "sheperd
M mas proven to be success after
uespite one or two critics efforts
m make i otherwise. This Is In a
wIe due to the business qualities
H.. ehlt Lake boy Mr. Frank M. El.
sss 'ss manager OF the company. He
ns,. uIst advance man and was given
ssv auctions TO bill the metropolis In .
Wa' would tell the New Workers