Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-11
Special Correspondence.

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N EW YORK, Nov. 6,--Hallowe' en-
nj was generally observed by the
young people Of the colony
many parties being given by the
older folk for their enjoyment, In
Brooklyn, at Mr.. and Mrs. James
lnechts. large gathering assembled.
all the Elders Of the Brooklyn confer
ence were guests together with many Of
their New York friends, and fine time
was had by all, At Mrs Johnson's, Sil
vest Fifteenth street the lady enter
tanned many Of her old patrons Mr.,
and Mrs. John Sears, Messrs. Clyde
5quires, and George Barratt being
among the number,
Ned Royle Is occasionally seen on
Broadway with his wife, His air Of
prosperity since two Of his plays were
given simultaneous production on
broadway suggests that he has his
nabitation on Easy Thoroughfare'
Mr.. and Mrs. V. s. Peet Of Salt Lake
IRE visitors to the metropolis this week,
ana are staying al ZIG west one Hun
lred and Twenty-fourth street AL
though Mr.. Peet Is we'll known In Salt
Lake. as a writer, his visit east Is not
In connection with newspaper work, but
railroad business. Mr.. and Mrs, Peet
win go 10 Bradford county, Pa. to see
old friends, and meet with relatives In
that county. Elder II. *. Porter will
Join them in their trip TO Pennsylvania
as both claim the same relatives IN
that state, and the reunion will be
memorable one FOR all parties
Thursday evening Mrs. Eda Dehln
eft for her home IN Salt Lake, after a
,hree months course OF hard study and
work In the Nine. Lemcke school OF
line cooking, at Forty-second street
nd Fifth avenue, and she received her
liploma from the madame and also
congratulations for the excellent work
she had accomplished in the
United time. The Lemcke school, was
established over 10 years ago, by the
mother OF the present proprietors, who
also managed the same branch OF
school In Brooklyn and Jersey City
The three are well known to all New
Workers, who engage first class cater
crs, Aside from her work with Nine.
Lemcke, Mrs. Dehln has been able. TO
ecure the advice and help OF some oe
he best known chefs IN the city, IN
pecial lines. all f'them pronouncing
her excellent IN the work, and IN two
Instances she was offered positions as
assistant. Nine Lemcke made her
"a good offer. II she would remain in
he city. Mrs Dehlin's object IN COM
ng east for instruction I'm the art OF
cooking, is 10 open cooking school
N Salt Lake for everything from soups
desserts, she takes with her one
dozen pieces Of the "StrausH' Import
I'd enamel ware, present from the
arm.
As no doubt the dispatches have
told YOU a vacant lot between Sixty
second and Sixty-third streets and
Central Park west was purchased
Wednesday by Henry Marthanau, rep
rcsentIng Heinrich Conried and others,
with the object as many believe, to
erect an opera house on q much
yrander scale than the Metropolitan. az
some future day Manager Conried
denies the rumor but I'm q mild way,
leaving q small doubt I'm the minds OF
the public az TO his intentions His
song birds are arriving almost daily
now; the Kaiser Wilhelm II brought
over Caruso and the Madame Knote,
Scott, Dippel, Nine. Gadk. husband
and daughter, together with several or
chestra leaders. All were photographed
in a comic tableau Just before landing
Messenger boy No. aS, was first IN
line Wednesday night FOR tickets for
peter Pan" Monday night NJ tho En-
pire where # VIII first be seen he was
soon Joined by 90 or 60 more and Man
ager Shea, very generously supplied the
boys with hot coffee, sandwiches and
campstools during the night, for they
were destined TO spend II there IN the
theater lobby In order 10 be 'frst COM
ers' at the morning sale
Columbia and Yale viii be out IN
force election day 10 work for Jerome
Yale sends 10 men TO watch, and Column
bia, will furnish q goodly number. Some
Of the latter students have chosen DIS
triots on the lower east side. They are
looking FOR fun and It's presumed they'll
get Il. Feeling Is running high at pres
ent in politics and the coming Tues
day VIII be a record day for New York,
Maj. Burney, 40 well remembered IN
tho early 7O's at Fort Douglas, as Lieut..
Burney. and who has been stationed on
Governors Island, for several years, Is
sometime seen by Salt Lakers, who AXE
the time 10 run over 10 the Island IN
New York harbor, The major Is always
glad to meet his Utah friends, and with
his wife. welcomes all visitors from tho