Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-17

AFFORDED Miss Fishers friends no end
or amusement Mrs Fisher and her
daughter, win remove from the "Audo.
bon Thlly.nlnlh and Broadway, to
the elegant "plckwick" apartment
house on Wost Forly.lhrd street
carly In the week better nccomnodu.
ions are guaranteed aud tie move
nus been under consideration for Some
llmo' ne the compnny'H stay ON nrond,
way 10 all Appearances win survive
the not NonlhoI
Al the dramatic pupors unite In dc.
olHllng Mles Llslp Leigh u nrst.caW
Ucfrf Her Work during the past
WINTER ana spring IN Providence ana
PnNluckul has called forth praise from
press ana fellow artists While stock
WORK lh huld pay ~ good ana Miss
LoIgh, locls her time IN nbou, over fol
mat Inc Of work In the profession The
llrst Of July win scr her, and her aunt,
Mss Sara Alexander once moro rcsl.
dents of Manhattan, whore lhoy viii
resi- for u time before Miss Leigh takes
up her wlniorp work. Several good
offers have been made TO her for the
coming scprOh ana II ~ hoped her en-.
RHgpmcnls VIII keep her IN the city
for u rnri " the winter nt least,
Nine, o0lman, once resident NJ
val Lake, IL now Mis- Maunnln Of the
state Of New Jersey having recently
married they own "A beautiful
home near East Orange a. j. Mrs
Mariana recently gave a large dinner
party 90 number OF Salt Inkers, Mrs
Fisher and daughter Salllo being among
the guests,
Mrs. Pryor woll known tu many
residents Of Nephl and ~ George, snlls
Tuesday ON the iusor Wilhelm II for
Germany ana France, IN company with
the Slrnus family Of Nov York they
VIII remain until the middle of Soplom.
Der Mrs pryor'H daughter LINN Pryor.
N with friends on West ono Ilundrpd,h
street, ana viii rest for The summer un.
III she goes ont with "'rho white Cat"
carly IN september, under Kluw & Ia.
LANCER
At West Pom, Saturday, juno 49, tho
class OF 20 convened, the reunion 90 last
several days col willard Young who
graduated In that year left for the
Point saturday morning ana viii rec
turn Monday, the l9th. Tuesday cVos
Ming, two Of cot NOungH classmates
rive II banquet To their fellow grhdu-
Ntos uf that year ut the Waldorf which
VIII be- a memorable one, AZ these re.
unions occur only once IN I'VE years, tho
renewal uf old acquaintance IN u most
delightful occasion 10 all Colonel
Young with his daughter Alice ana her
son sidney leaves soon for Utah 10
spend the summer with relatives, their
route Wcsi Hes through Portland, WhoM
-
win visit with Mrs Ernest Eldrcdpo,
sister "a Mrs Young Tho Colony N
fast diminishing, ana by the end OF
June lphns viii be few ana far be-
tween
Miss clara Youug has arrived homo
from NusMr for the summer her sister.
Miss Hattie Young, VIII be- through
with her tasks in u few days. and win
then iom her parents I'm New YORK
Roth young ladies have made most
orodlldbc records during the past your
ana their parents ana friends have roi.
Hon to be proud Of ther school work.
The musical portion Of our oommunl.
~ has recently lost a valuable mems
her, IN the person of Miss Dot poit
who aMled ON the Etrurin tunald lluo.
last week for London and Berlin Mlss
pott has always proved herself an IN
dlsponrnhc factor I'm entertainments
that have been given by salt Takers
hore.-hol trip abroad II 30 perfect her.
self on the piano ana shc viii begin a
thorough course at once In Berlin, pos,
Nhly goiGg ~ far south as Munich
ana Vienna, Mrs,Josoph Strnng her sis,
ter arrived from ogden last week aud
VIII stay with her daughter Miss Irene
FtWnb ON West Fcfty.oighth street,
for the months Of june and july
Mrs John Barnes formerly Miss
Bertha Leland hus returned from a
visit to her friends Mn and Mrs De
Forrest Nt Liberty, sullivan Goa ~ v
Mrs Barnes, who has been an invalid
for some time, has entirely recovered
ana II now IN excellent health,
Several now Elders have arrived 10
labor IN the Eastern Stntos conference
among them r. ~, Warllon Of Bount.
ful John r. Tanner Of pNyson n 20.
ronson of Ephralm, and j, l.0vonnd
all have appointments for the Brooklyn
ana New York missions, aud win be ns.
signed 10 the diIoren, cities the com.
ing week,
several Salt lakers passed through
New York last week ON their way to
Europe, Mrs, A. e, Buckle viii visit
her brother IN England. Miss Irene
Judge viii also remain IN England FOR
the summer Mrs. u, q, Lang wife Of
ID, Lang Of u, G., NJ l., viii 80 to Paris
dies making journeys through France
unn llpupup. p.ll,l
on the Now York saturday June 10TH
Down our way" which has been
running an week at the Grand has en-.
gagged Al Swonson 10 mn his old role,
and II II not too much 10 say that Mr.
Swcnson " the whole show when the
ploco was ilrst put on n year ago II was
composed of first olnss people IN ovcrv
character Mr. SWcns0n carrying of the
honore easily Now many OF the old
parts have been replaced by inferior
talent ANA the management who found
MIR, SwonNOn Just at the close of a
vaudeville engagement, ready for work
for few weeks prior 10 hls summer
vacation, made him Watering pro.
posul 10 resume his old place IN tho
New York products Mr. Swonson
could not refuse the ollcr, ana win con.
iinuo with them through the month,
In his vaudeville sketch with Violet
Black he VIII play the western eff.
cult nest season, goIng M far M the
coast His press notices have been
lno throughout the entire engagement,
II was by chance that he was found
recent. by two Salt Lnkors John
HcOrs, who IN doing excellent work, and
who IL "A great fnNor,o with hs paper
people, wnA sent To oarlc0turo the show,
TO his aslonIshmont he discovered his
friend Swcnson IN the leading role,
II isn't necessary 10 add that sven.
son was not burlosqned, and that Mr.
Scars and clyde Squlros, who aooom'
panied him. met the hero after the per-
Torrance, whore mutual greetings wor1
exchanged, To Mr., Sears falls the 10.
sponsIble commissions IN theatrical
caricnturo work lie " especially adapt.
ed TO this line Of business, and has