Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-18
Special Correspondence.

clal and political way are visiting New
York. and are guests Of Miss Lucy Van
Colt ON West one Hundred and Tweu-
ty-third street They are Mrs, Chestr
r.. Coulter OF ogden and Mrs. W. II.
Jones Of Salt Lake, who have been i'm
portant witnesses I'm the smoot case at
Washington Having finished their
business there, they are enjoying a
week or two Of unalloyed pleasure
Sightseeing, opera-hearng and thea
RIGGING before returning home.
Mrs. Coulter's son. Hayor @ Coulter,
arst-year West Pointer, IS claiming
a great deal Of his mothers attention
she being now at the Point visiting
with him. Secretary Of War Taft. the
GEAR OF the Cabinet" very graciously
guye her an interview and fortified her
for her visit to the Military academy
by letter to Brigadler- General Mills,
superintendent Of the academy at West
Point. with these credentials and an
ticlpatons, It Is safe to say that Mrs
Coulter Is having an envlable expert
cnco,
It Is doubtful If two Utah women
have ever been more widely sought
after or more brilliantly entertained
than Mrs. Jones, former President Of
the Utah Woman's Republican clubs
and Mrs. Coulter. President Of the Fed
Grafton OF Women's Clubs Of Utah and
the only woman member Of the hfth
legislative assembly Of the state OF
Utah and chairman OF the House ju-
dietary committee.
President Roosevelt was particularly
attentive and each lady will take home
with her the photograph and autograph
Of our Rough Rider President, which
he presented to them His reception Of
Mrs Coulter and Mrs, Jones was very
courteous. They We're presented by
senator Sutherland and Congressman
Howels. and the President, emitting
the delighted from his vocabulary.
greeted them with Gentlemen, you
have presented many people TO me
from Utah, but none that | am more
pleased 20 see than these two ladies' "
His welcome throughout proved that
his words were not idle ones Enter
tainments We're planned for them by
the cabinet ladies', dinners given by
Senators kearns, SmOOt Sutherland
ana Congressman Howels, Mrs. j Ell
len Foster entertained at dinner
In their honor They We're also guests
OF honor at several functions OF society
ladies' were invited to the annual BAN
quot Of the Washington Law college,
and also to the reception given by
President Roosevelt to sly Sioux In
dams headed by Eastman" husband
OF Ella Goodman, All these and many
other honors were rendered to Mrs.
Coulter and Mrs, Jones, making their
visit TO Washington red letter days
from start TO finish
In New York every place OF interest
that time viii permit is being visited by
them, and this week the opera ana more
prominent theators VIII be patronlzed,
Notwithstanding the fact that the
weather prophet is predicting more
storm and worse TO come, New York
viii be seen by day and by night 50
long as the stay Of the Utah ladies
VIII permit
Attorney Van Colt came mp from
Washington early Monday morning,
Feb. 6. and registered at the Waldorf
Astoria. where he remained for several
DAYS MIR. Van Colt visited with his
mother and sister. Mrs, Laura Van
Colt and Miss Lucy Van Colt
AS also with his friends Mr., and
Mrs Dewey Richards After taking
a much needed rest he LEFT Tor ttah
Friday evening, intending to lay on a
day m Chicago to visit with HIS rela-
lives. Mr. and Mrs. Nat NJ Brigham.
Saturdays Telegraph" printed half.
tone pictures Of Viola Pratt Gillett ana
salle Fisher, giving brief notices OF
both Salt Lake girls, and referring to
them az "sweet singers OF Utah" Mrs,
C;llett ia stil with "phe Girl and the
BandiP' company IN Chicago. the en-
IA cement having been extended for
several weeks IN the WINDY CITY
owing to the great popularity the piece
has won
Mr.. and Mrs. Emile Gammeter OF
Akron, Ohio, made dying trip to New
York last week, in the interests OF
Mr. Gammeters coffee, tea and spice
business They are well known &c
many salt Lakers, being members OF
the Latter-day Saints Branch In Akron
While here they were to be found al
the Grand, Twenty-nlnth and Broad
way
Last wednesday evening Mrs, Helene
| Davis and her sister, Mrs, Sumner, re-
| turned from Newark. Ohio, where they
went 10 bury their father Mr. samue
H. CARRIER.
At Sundays services, Mr.. and Mrs
| william Needham, Mr., ], A. saville ant
| Ashael II. Woodruff, MI OF II. g. M. l..
| were Interested listeners. The party ar'
! guests at the st. Dennis, Tenth an'
! Broadway and will be here for som'
| time, purchasing goods and Nlsitinl
| friends MIR. and Mrs, John Sears anC
! Mrs, ella Sdures entertain them hl'
| evening together with many Salt LAX
ors now In Gotham.
A short notice was given I'm las
weeks paper of Miss Alice Newell, o
! ogden, and Of her engagement viii
| THE Paris by Night company. Mis-
| Newell has severed her connections
with that organization and Ia now ;
| member Of the LILLIAN Russell "Ladl
| Teazle" company. Where they vii
| play the coming week ~ not yet de
| olded The burning OF the Casino
yesterday win greatly disturb plans toI
the continuance Of this popular piece
hut as managers are most resourcefu
I'm such emergenclesa house win doubt
less be found TO accommodate the fat
Lillian and her host OF artists.
|
At tA West Twenty-second street
Mr. walter Perkins, 80 well remem
hered In Salt Lake for his worl
In Lost Paradise" and othe
plays, L. stopping Mt presen
with relatives, Mr. Perkins vii
produce who Goes There" the com
Ing week at the Princess theater, an,
Ms western friends win flock to se
him. as ne Is "a great favorite In New
York IL Is safe TO predict a long ant
successful run with this popular come
dian.
Next week Mrs, John A. Barnes vii
accompany her husband TO Cleveland
ohio. and other cities whore his bust
ness win take him,
At Columbia college, where MIR r
Pack Is taking O post graduate cous
I'M the scientific department, his wor