Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-25

send cn' a few nights ago; he has
made q host Of friends In his mission
AIRY work and IL is with regret they
see him go
Mrs, Helene Davis has gone to Cone
uccticut to visit with her friend, Mrs
Houston, for two weeks, since the
death Of her father Mr. CARRIER she
has been IN wretcned health ana has
gone away for Il change, hoping to be
benefited by It,
Homer Davenport, the cartooulst who
was among Miss Emma Lucy Gates
warmeSt supporters the evening OF the
recital at Mcndclssohn hall, was telling
his friends who gathered around MISS
Gatos Of a reception he had the night
before at tho Ansoniu fats whore he
was to give u lecture, on entering tho
elevator the hoy motoued for him to
take the other elevator, which he
promptly did, and TO his surprise found
himself I'm company with three women
who were armed with brooms and mop
sticks I'm stepping OF his host met
him nquiring why he rode ON The
servants hit lie replied IL was whore
he was told to go. OF course apologies
from all hands We're extended, but the
laugh was turned ON Mr. Davenport,
as he is rather Indifferent to fine
clothes, and Is certainly no dude In
dress.
Friday March H. Mrs. James b.
Pond, who has been a patient mt the
Polytechnic hospital for several weeks.
was able To leave and return home,
greatly improved in health, Miss Gates
has been attending to the home In Mrs.
Ponds absence,
Miss Annie Gray sister to Mary
| Olive Cray the piano teacher. is In
| New York NJ 100 west SEVENTEEN street
Miss Gray has had several good offers
| from managers with "a view TO stage
work and win IN AN probability Identity
| herself with some OF the companies
now forming.
Mr. Edward Scrace, who has been on
| the road with THE Girl from Dixie"
company is now IN the city rehearsIng
| with another company that win be seen
on Broadway during the spring and
| summer.
| The American Dramatic school held
| it's annual graduating exercises ON tho
| stage Of the Empire theater last Tues
| day afternoon. Forbes Robertson nnC
| Grace George We're guests Of honor. IN,
speakers We're Forbes Robertson, WI.
liam A, Brady, husband Of Miss George
| De Mile, author of "StrOugheart; =
William Ordway Partridge the sculp.
tor; Victor Mapes, Miss Childs ant
Bronson Howard. Mr., Sargent under
whose clever instruction some Of the
above have studied. made the occasion
Hfa. a.
and the graduating ones The house
was filed with notable people of the
profession. n is from these ranks
managers now obtain their youthful
would-be stars, and Mr.. Sargent Is de-
serving of great credit for the many
talented young people he has placed IN
good companies.
The Papers have not been very friend.
| ~ to Y, ID. Frawley for his interpreta.
ton Of the poet Burns, In Mary Man
nerings new play, Nancy stair" They
have hit him hard several times, criti-
cising his makeup, accent and general
conception OF the chatacter
At the Sunday services Of the Latter.
day Saints Miss Jennie smith OF salt
Lake, who has been living In Rich.
mond, Virginia. for the past three
years, being engaged us nurse I'm q
private family was n visitor Miss
Smith Is renewing acquaintance with
her Brooklyn and New York friends
and taking q vacation She Ia stop,
ping ON west TWeuty-third street with
her brother for the present, and will
In all probability make Manhattan hel
home for the time she remains east
JANET.