Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-05

SALTLAKERS IN GOTHAM.
NORTHUMBERLAND nr

Beach under vaudeville manage
ment which viii be mentioned later.
At present she ls busy with several
new characters IN plays TO be- produced
next month, rehearsinE mornings and
afternoons, so thai her summer rest
and vacation are being sadly Inter-
fered with,
The Duke Of Duluth which opens
In Chicago next month win be man.
aged by Mr. Frank Eldredge who is
also treasurer Of the complny, MI
Eldredge has by no means given I'd
his eastern circuit OF thcaters but on
recommendation OF the Duke Of Du-
luth's' managers. Broadhurst d Car
roll he will act az director for the com.
Iany FOR the present Mr. Charles W..
Meakin also goes out Aux. 3 with a
company under tho same management.
At the ST. Andrews, Seventy-second
and Broadway Mr. and Mrs ". A..
Needham, Of T. G, NJ. l., are registered.
their stay In the city VIII he brief,
owing to the extreme heat
Lorenzo Snow, Jr, and Nh A Ro.
senbaum paid dying visit to Boston
and vicinity last week. Washington
win next be seen by the travellers be-
fore starting for the west
Mr.. Louis simons IL here IN the in-
terest OF his firm occasionally going
out to some Of the seas side resorts
for a change from the heat Of the city.
The Bishops Carriage" which
Charming Pollock dramatized, viii be
given M New Haven next week Tor The
first time, and Miss Julia Dean WIN be
a prominent member Of the cast Miss
Dean has been resting at "Sca Bright
for some time, coming into the cit} on
ly for rehearsals. Miss Dean is A great
iaNorlte I'm the profession, her work ls
intelligent and paiustakiug She has
temperaments and is surely gaining
IN her line Of work with the public.
The Baltic" White star line carried
over the mighty deep. ON It's last trim
from British shores Elder Malcolm
McAllister who has been doing mis-
sonary work for over year lu Eng
land and Scotland, and once work the
last year In Liverpool. Elder Meal
lister was met by his two friends, Art
lst Jack Sears and Artist clyde
SQuires who promptly took upon
themselves the pleasant duty Of show
ing the young Elder Coney Island ana
the New York Giants" and st. Louis
BAH game at Polo grounds, Saturday
Their visit 10 "Coney' was a memoir
able one armed with sacks OF fruit
and peanuts the three friends
made run on the soda
fountains Fruits, peanuts soda
fountains and American candles being
almost unknown on the other sid.
Messrs. Sears and Squires, determined
to give their chum a taste Of American
edtables and drinkahles TO which he
had been so long a stranger The trio
created no end OF amusement for theme
selves and others, who watched the
game and saw the earnestness with
which the New Workers supplied their
friend with every comfort on such
hot day. II was time Of relaxation
from duties, and thoroughly entered
into with bon comaraderie" by an
the principals.
Thursday evening, at President Nc
Quarrie's SO west One Hundred and
TWenty-siXth street, an evening OF
poems and song was given By j. T..
Meakin, assisted by Mrs Viola Pratt
Gillett r G. Easton, Julius McVIcker
and Miss Ellen Thomas, Mr. and Mrs
Chas, Meakin, MI Frank Eldredge
Miss Sarah Alexander, aud her niece
Miss Lisle Leah, Prof. Bradford Mrs
Helene Davis. Mr.. Miley Pratt, Jr,