Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-29

Special Correspondence
"A lew York, sept. A.-The Water
M land, which came into port
Tuesday morning, sept Is, car
ried among her passengers Pres
ident Joseph F. Smith and party on
their way from Europe. They we're
met by rumber OF their friends at
the pier who patiently waited the
three hours OF unloading and passing
custom officials, before welcoming the
travellers to their native land. The
party at once drove 10 the Fifth Ave-
nue. hotel. where a few hours rest was
taken. and an the evening they met at
mission headquarters, % west one Hun
bred and Twenty-siXth street their
New York friends and several OF the
elders from Brooklyn-Mr. and Mrs.
Chas. w. Nibley, and their two daugh-
ters. who were Of the party, renewed
acquaintance with many OF their Old
time friends Music and conversa'
ton made up a most delightful evening.
Messrs Farrell. Easton aud Howard,
with Miss Ellen Thomas, gave several
musical numbers, after which Presi-
dent Smith gave a talk to the friends
assembled. which was listened to with
rapt attention. The midnight hour
came only too soon, then goodbyes
had 10 be said to the travellers. As an
early train was 10 take them on their
way TO Vermont where they remain a
day and night at Memorial cottage,
South Royalton. Au reNoir'
Miss Maud May Babcock. who has
been In Philadelphia all summer with
her mother came up 10 New York last
week for a few days on business, con-
nected with her pupils work at DIR.
Savage's School Of Physical Develop
ment. on west Fifty-nlnth street. Mon
day. Sept q. Miss Babcock VIII move
10 New York; she has taken rooms al
16, west Forty-seventh street where
She will stay the winter Her pupil
Miss LYDIA Knudson, OF Brigham City,
will live with her al west Forty-sev-
enth street: together they will occupy
The second floor Of the house. and later
be ioined by two other young ladies
from Utah. making up a very happy
family for the coming winter season.
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On Saturday. Mr. William Lund, son
OF President Anthem H. Lund. arrived
In the city and at once took quarters
with his brother, Dr. Ray Lund az ZIG
West one Hundred and Thirty-fifth
street Nj Lund IS on his way 10
Great Britain TO IN mission.
At the Imperial. Thlrty-second and
Broadway. Mr.. and Mrs. lie Grand
Young are registered Mr. Young re-
turns I'M excellent health his visit here
last summer was one Of great anxiety
10 his wife and friends, he being on
the sick list at that time but seems
row 10 have entirely recovered, which
ls most pleasant TO record. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Young viii be IN New YORK sew
eral weeks,
Nurse Marjorie" The Zangwill play
that begins Eleanor Robson's season
of thirty odd weeks al the Liberty the
alter. West Forty-second. viii nrst De
brought out either at Buffalo or HART
ford SEPT q. on oct. 3 the play VIII
srs, be seen at the Liberty here Mrs.
Harold Russell ada Dwyer has I'M
portant parts IN all Of Miss Robson
r,svs his season--most OF them char
arter parts in which she eXceils. IN
yac, there are few American actresses
vho are superior to Miss pWNer in
character work. Miss Dwyer mas
sreat advantage as she Is a Young
srtress and yet able 20 take hey place
smong The very first Coz the character
line III work She Hlli live with MISS