Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-06

Special Correspondence.
"A FEW YORK, oct. Miss Lisle
IN Leigh and her aunt, Miss sara
v Alexander, arrived last week
from ST. Louis, where Miss
Leigh has been engaged for the sum-
mer with the Park Stock company. A
very pleasant summer engagement
which lasted over four months has kept
them In that warm capital when most
people are fleeing to the mountains, on
her return TO New York, Miss Leigh
was at once engaged for the week oi
oct with the Keiths Of Providence,
n. L. in the sketch kid Glove Nan,
by Edward Elsner The following week
pf the 18th, Miss Leigh is specially en-
gagged by the same managers to DO an
I'D part in one of the stock plays. AT
present Miss Alexander and Mss Leigh
are boarding at 2il West Forty-htth
street.
The 10 days that Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Il.
Cummings OF san Francisco have spent
i'm Gotham have been full from early
morn until late at night. All places OF
interest, theaters, concerts and amuse-
ments of every kind have been
visited. Two more weeks WIZ
see them through here, and
then they start for Salt Lake to Visit
with relatives and friends Their
graphic descriptions Of the San Francis
co earthquake have been most inter-
osting; they were actors In that terri
ble scene which makes the telling OF ii
10 Z -
article could paint Il. Mr. and Mrs,
cummings have been staying at 222
West Forty-fourth, while in the me-
tropolls.
Last Thursday Col. and Mrs, Holmes
and Mr. Lorenzo Snow sailed on the
America for Germany ON their way to
Egypt by automobile. While here the
marty stopped at the Waldorf. Mr..
snow will stay IN Berlin after their
eastern trip Is over and take up a
course OF studies which may keep him
abroad two years or more.
Three elders who have labored in the
Baltimore conference for some time
have been released TO raturn 10 their
homes after doing excellent work in
their appointed fields. They are Milton
L. Sheets OF Idaho. VIM. b. Martin OF
Salt Lake and Alfred Carbon OF Rigby,
Idaho The latter left by way Of Nj
agara, joining some OF the Brooklyn ell
ders. with whom he worked before go
ing south All three, have made fine
records here and In Baltimore, and
leave with kndest remembrances from
the eastern people.
Miss Ellis r. Ship who arrived last
sunday, entered Teachers college Mon
day morning IN the graduating class
OF primary supervision, she will be a
member Of the Snow household at 45g
West One Hundred and Twenty-third
street. The Misses Rachel and Merle
snow. having taken a fiat at this adj
dress,
In the same apartment house Mr..
Oscar Kirkham. will locate for the win
ter. Mr. Kirkham Is busy looking over
the ground where vocal terchers are 10
be found, the city being oyercrowded
I'm that direction; II requires time and
wisdom TO select a perfectly satlsfac-
tory Instructor.
The Misses Susie Talmage and Lydia
Schramm have taken up supervision
work in Teachers college. They are
living NJ 523 West One Hundred and
Twenty-third street.
"The Student King" which made its
first bow to an eastern audience at New
Haven, Conn. last Wednesday night.
scored heavily. Mr. Frank Foster.
who has taken the place OF urderstudy.
for one OF the principals. left with the
company the first OF the week. Boston
will be reached the coming week. where
they remain an indefinite time, then
Broadway Will max a bid for the latest
DeKoven attraction. Mr.. Fosters pre-
vous experience In stage craft with the