Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-11
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SAL7LAKfRS IN GOTHAM


dry found his way to headquarters on
West one Hundred aud Twenty fourth
street, one day last week. IN Elder Al
bert Merrill OF Provo who left kltah
three years ago. he has made the gltpe
circle almost complete. Elder Merrnj
has labored for the entire time In Sid
ney and its vicinity, there he met Mr..
and Mrs. A. Roundy Mr. Roundy Ia
manager for the United states Glass
company, and their home Is In Mos
man, on the bay of the same name,
the residential quarter OF Sidney; their
house Is headquarters for the Elders
and Saints at all times, Mrs. Roundy
being sort OF mother 10 the colony
IA that far away land. Elder Merrill
has filed a most worthy mission and
returns IN excellent health and spirits
10 his family and friends His mother,
Mrs Belle Harris Nelson, lives ~
Provo where the young man win take
up his residence.
Another Salt Lake High school boy
OF 1901, has made a record in the Ford
ham races. Frank Eddlngfield won the
20 yard dash at Madison Square Gar
dens during that week of games.
Miss Irene Strang OF Ogden, who is
now a pupil OF Dessert, Is making great
strides IN her music, and with her
mother viii summer at one of the
lakes In New York state. where DR..
Dessert passes his vacation. Miss
Dot PETIT Miss Strang's aunt,
is now studying with Fremicke who
bought the New York College OF Music
from Lambert and this week viii play
for company az Prof Lamberts re-
quest.
The Earl and the Girl" now being
rehearsed In the city, has added the
Newell, who is from ogden, was en-
gagged with Lillian Russell's Lady Tea
zle' company, but the management
have transferred her TO the first named
organization
Mrs Jack Drawn Miss Queene Fer
guson who ls playing leads In the
Mummy and the Eumming Bird" In
Jersey. ran over to Brooklyn Sunday
70 visit with her Mother. Mrs. Or. Fer
guson, and her sister Clara.
Three now faces were seen at church
yesterday Elder b. Il. Cummings. Rob-
ert Patrick, Jr, of n. G. NJ. l.. and
Thomas Giles Elder Cummings Is
here on business for the fNews." and
win be with us for several months.
Mr. Patrick Is also here on business
for his firm. Mr.. Glles Is on his way
to Berlin there to study under Godow-
sky for two years, and finish with Les
chetsky In Vienna. he is visiting with
his friends Mrs Easton and Miss
Gates, and viii sail Wednesday on the
TeutOnic White Star line.
It's time old saying, blood is
thicker than water" but In this case
water will claim its own, no matter
how far inland 1t may be buried. Capt
Milton Barretts son, George W., who
has been an art student for some time
IN New York, Is showing his Inherited
devotion for the briny deep, and as was
noticed in one OF the Salt Lake papers
some time ago, on invitation OF the
faculty at Annapolis the class Of 1905
commissioned Mr. Barrett to do two
pictures for the book they publish this
year. The Lucky Bag" his Gay
Young Lothario," and "The Navy
Girl" are among the gems OF the book
SURPRISING IN beauty and naturalness
the efforts OF more ambitious students
of nature, now classed among profess
sors. Mr.. Barrett has undoubted tall
emit and Is easily recognized among his
teachers as n coming man in the art
world.
Mrs. Maj. Pond, who has been an
inmate OF the polytechnic Thirty-fourth
street hospital for some time, owing
to severe illness, Is convdlescing and
able to sit up Miss Emma Lucy
Gates, and her cousin, Mr., Irving Snow,
are keeping house for Mrs. Pond, dur
ing her absence. Miss Gates makes
her home with Mrs. Pond, being an old
friend of the family. JANET.