Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-09
SALT LAKFRS IN GOTHAM.


EldredEc is at the Meakin home 2ls
west 1hirty-fourth street The many
friends of Mrs. Meakin are gnxiously
awaiting the return from the hospital,
and hoping for the restoration to
health Of one who has so bravely faced
a terrible ordeal.
The army and navy football game at
princeton Saturday drew crowds from
all over the east, The principal col
leges were In evidence. Columbia send
ing goodly portion. or the Utah boys
who attended the game. Robert Marsh
Waldo Kingsbury. Clarence Dresser
and Burgess Young, al bring back
glowing accounts Of the closely con-
tested game. The boys had several
good shots at President Roosevelt
and Secy. Taft, who were Interested
Spectators, Utah's first classman at
Annapolis, S. W. Wallace. was IN foot
ball uniform on the side lines, and was
warmly greeted by his western friends
after the sport was over. Philadelphia
has been the chosen ground for many
years with these popular teams.
Princeton. being named but recently!
This was the first time i'm wears that
tie has been declared. the West Point
ers always leading hitherto, with An
napolls far in the rear.
Miss Sarah A. Kershaw. who has
been visiting with her brother In
Holyoke, Mass, for the past year,
leaves for her home in Sandy. Utah,
Monday, Miss Kershaw has been a
guest at President McQuarries for "a
few days.
At 2l7 east Twenty-frst street DR..
Ray McCune has an office where he
is very glad to meet his friends from
home. -.
on Thanksgiving evening Mr.. and
Mrs. Early entertained a number of
their young friends. among them the
Misses Ellen Thomas and Nina Tay-
lor ana Messrs. Albert SCOwCroft GIN
Richards clyde Squires NJ. I. Gud-
mundson and j. WarltOn. An old fash
toned Thanksgiving evening was had.
elegant refreshments and music being
features of the entertainment,
Miss Jean Odell Is a guest of Miss
Hawkins. at the Waldorf for few
days. Miss Odell and Miss Hawkins are
school mates at Brier Cliff and came
down to meet Miss Hawkins parents.
who arrived from the south, To spend
Thauksgivmg with their daughter
in New York Both young ladies re-
turn to their school Mond1y.
At Asbury Park, this summer Miss
Marie Cahill and II. NJ. R1yles family
became quite intimate. Last Saturday
afternoon, at the Liberty thcater, where
Miss Cahill Is playing Royle's Noon
shine Josephine Roylc, the four-year-
ia % g. In . ~.
audience: the moment Miss Cahlli
made her appearance, Miss Josephine
umped MP on her seat ana called out
at the top of her voice, "Nells Aunt
Patsy" several times, amid the
cheers and laughter of every one who
heard her, -.
Howard Pylc's composition class,
which Is limited 20 90 in number; for
artists. who have finished school and
are doing practical work, numbers
clyde Squres and Geo Barratt. out
of the %. t. are chosen as critics
Souires and Barratt have been selected
each time TO mn these positions, Mr.
Rarratt II doing a large private or
der business. Mr. Squires has recently
sold full page to Vogue, and is do
ing some illustrating work for large
department firms,
MI Shirley Clawson who is on his
way to England 70 fll mission, ar
rived In New York Saturday, and ia
visiting with his friend, clyde Squires.
Mr.. ClaWson win be In the city sew
oral days before going 10 Boston from
which place he suis for Liverpool
At the Imperial, Thirty-second and
Broadway, Mr. Joseph Scowcroft and
his brother Albert. with VIM. Patrick
and Joseph Decker, buyers for their
firms, are registered; they win be there
for the next week or 10 days. Business
connected With their houses In ogden
and Salt Lake brings them here a.
regular periods. The gentlemen nll
have many warm friends TN New York,
where they are always assured 0f a
welcome. JANET