Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-27
SALT LAKERS IN GOTHAM.

I to make her home with them ever since
| they came east, and the delight OF eact
member in her coming is most sincere
| A warm welcome will be extended Ia
her by every member Of the Brooklyn
conference.
Tuesday the 18TH Manager Frank
Eldredge and Chas. w. Meakin. with
their wives, and Mr.. and Mrs. g. Doug
lass Bergener and Mllando Pratt, Jr.,
made the trip TO New Rochelle 10 see
the opening Of their farce comedy.
THE Morning After" with George
Carson In the leading part. The piece
went with vim and snap that testi-
fies to the good stun" In II, and It's
merits VIII be well tested during the
three weeks II is touring In the vicn-
ity OF New York and Boston. A New
York engagement is one OF It's future
prospects. but like all plays nowadays,
Il must be proved by a provincial hear
ing before a metropolitan manager will
take the risk of production. Through
out the rehearsals Mrs. Ruth Meaklns
sklful hand has been in strong evil
dence; her artistic sense of dramatic
work is felt IN all she UNDERSTANDS in
that line and mitch credit will be given
her for It's success.
There is a rumor that Mr.. Frank Fos-
ter. who is with THE Student King" In
Boston, Fremont theater, will be given
chance TO sing the part Of Walter, for
which he has been understudy since the
company left.
Elders Henry n. Smith and George
sImons were visitors TO chapel service
Sunday: they are young missionaries
from Salt Lake on their way to Great
Britain and South Africa: they will
sail from Boston Thursday. the 26th. on
the Arabic.
Elders Seymour Wells and Orson Rog-
ers arrived last Tuesday on their way to
nh missions: they have been stopping
at the Imperial and seeing New York
every moment since their arrival. Sat-
urday evening they left for South Royal
ton, VT, to visit the Joseph Smith
monument, where they VIII be met by
Mr.. Wells-Uncle Junius +, Wells!
Monday evening they return to Boston.
where they sail Thursday on the Arabic
with Elders Smith and Simons Elder
Wells goes to Germany and Elders Ro-
gers and Simons are appointed to South
Africa. Elder Wells visited with some
OF his relatives and friends while in the
city
At the Hotel Empire, Slxty-third and
Broadway. MIR, and Mrs. Stuart NJ.
Kahn are located for the present. Mrs,
Kahn formerly was Miss Dot PETIT OF
ogden. Their marriage was somewhat
OF surprise TO their many friends here;
they will be welcomed among the Utah
colony.
Mr.. Helmer Hansen. late arrival
from the old world. Is living at present
at rs Walcott street. Brooklyn where he.
Is employed until he lea-es for Utah.
Members of the Utah colony have re-
ceived with pleasure from the author,
John p. Meakin, the new pamphlet en-
tiled Reed Smoot, the Man" The
pamphlet Is well edited and contains
interpretations OF poetry OF high class.
These who read Mr. Meakln's article
cannot fail 10 be impressed by the hon
esty OF his sentiments. and the candid
aud fair minded way In which he treats
the subject.
AT the Institute OF Musical Art 50
Fifth avenue, Mr., Oscar Kirkham has
been enrolled ms student. Conductor
Frank Damrosch stands at the head OF
the institute. and other names equally
as well known are officers and members
1t ranks among the first OF Its class,
and Mr.. kirkham is fortunate In be-
ing pupil there. He will study under
Girardy. JANET.