Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-11

made a great impression on the many
musical people assembled
1t has been noticed by the home pa
pers that Mr.. George Barratt took the
prize In Penheld's composition class.
Mr.. Clyde Squires has now Joined PEN
fields afternoon class. Mr. Squires be-
longs to the composition class Of Hitch
cock, which has made a great showing
lately. owing to other work he has been
forced to do, as his services are always
= I'm demand Mr. Squires Is compelled
20 neglect in a measure studio work
His illustrations for the story now
under way by Edgar Ellerton (Edythc
Ellerbeck) have been pronounced eX-
celent, by such men as Chrystie and
Davenport. McClure's are trying TO
secure one Of Edgar Elerton's western
stories, after having read The Home
Party on olympus" published In the
February Ainsle Miss Ellerheck is
now being sought after instead ~
seeking all of which Is extremely Hat
terlng to all our young uahns.
Mr. James saville arrived In New
York today in the interest Of Il. @. NJ.
l. Mr. Savlle Is always a welcome
visltorand can boast Of friends by the
score In this great city
Saturday evening at the home OF Col,
and Mrs willard Young quite a party
of young people were assembled on in
vitation OF Mrs. Young 10 meet her
two daughters, Misses Hattie and clara,
who are down from Nassar, Miss Hat
tie had the misfortune TO fall and
sprain her ankle several days ago, and
II was thought best that she come
ha ,r h.,U
her sister accompanied her, but win re-
turn Sunday evening The guests at
Saturday evenings party were Misses
Leona Taylor Phyllis Thatcher. Flor
ence Civilians, Messrs Joseph How
ellis VIII Ward, Gin Richards clyde
Squires, John Sharp and Ralph Rich
ards. games and music were INDUCED
in. refreshments were served and a very
agreeable time was spent by all
Last Sunday at East Orange, the
home OF Mr., Homer Davenport New
York's greatest cartoonist Miss Emma
Lucy Gates, clyde Squlres and Irving
Snow We're guests for the day. Sleigh
riding was a treat for our young folks
from Utah. who may gaze upon their
more fortunate fellows In the parks
and upper streets OF Harlem, but new
er know the sensation OF being whirled
behind a fine team in the city; other
enjoyments were also INDUCED in. Mr.
and Mrs r. n. Davis were also guests.
Mr.. Davis being editor OF the New York
News, and prominent In the Munsey
magazine STAFF, contributed to the gem
eral pleasure Of the company. Miss
Gates has completely won the DaVen-
port and Davis households they meet
ing her very often in the city, and all
lunching together Mr. Squires may al
so be counted among MIR. Davenport
friends, he recognizing the ability and
earnest work OF the young man, and
does not hesitate to pronounce a great
future for him. A musical has been
arranged by Mr. Davenport, to which
our young friends are to be invited,
and Mr., Squires will show some of his
recent work at the request OF the car
toonlst Mr.. Davis also shows a great
interest IN the Utah artist
quite a neat little thing happened in
relation to Miss Ellerbecks new story.
Mr., Davis wrote and asked for
an interview with Edgar Ellerton,
which she refused to grant, as
she has posed as an author"
instead Of "authoress," and Mr..
Davis urged Mr. Squires to see "Eler-
ton" and persuade him" to come 20
the olilce-knowiug that Squires was
illustrating the story and 1t required
all Mr.. Scures' tact to refrain from
calling "Elerton" she instead Of he.
Sometime the tangle will be unraVeled,
and 1t Is safe TO say there win be a sur
prise In store for more editors than
Mn. Davis
At the coming musical Miss Gates will