Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-10
(: SALT LAKERS IN GOTHAM.

party viii take the Saturday boat which
hnds them at Bremen. Operas and
theaters Will be visited during the COM
ing week before sailing.
Al the relay race carnival at Madison
Square Garden. few nights ago. Rob.
ert Marsh was a member of the Colum-
bia team which won the two-mile relay
from Pennsylvania.
Mr.. James IT, Douglass Of Ogden wbo
has been In Chicago for several months
In the interest of the Boyle Furniture
company, arrived in the city Saturday,
having visited In Rochester with some
Ogden friends en- route.
At the Grand on Broadway. Mrs
kirkpatrick and her daughter Ruth are
registered there Is q chance that other
members OF the family viii come on
ana tne family take an apartment up
Town for the months Of remaining opera
and theater.
AT the New York post graduate col.
lege DR.. Phpps OF Tooele, Utah. Is taxi
Ing course he will be here until late
III the spring.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Franklin $. Richard,
are visiting with their son and daueh
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey Richards. on
west l4Srd street Mrs. Richards will
leave for Baltimore In few days to
attend convention, and then Join her
husband In Washington; at the con-
clision of Mr., Richards work both win
return 10 New York and remain short
time with their son and family, before
fntsl hR
search among the recorded receipts
or the Charles Frohman office has
brought out the fact that. with the
week ending last Saturday night,
Maude Adams broke her own record.
the thester record, and the record for
Peter Pan The heaviness of The at
tendance az the extra afternoon per-
formances has induced the management
To continue the Wednesday and Satur-
uay performances regularly. An in
terestihg episode occurred at one even
ing performance during the record
week AS Peter Pan" hauled down
the pirate Nag from the masthead
ct Hooks ship and raised the American
nag. u good part Of those seated in the
orchestra rose spontaneously and con
tinued standing as long as the national
'HipiNii was w NiBni.
Miss Adams. by the way, came very
nearly being taken to the police station
The other day on account of the high
rate OF speed being made by her chauf-
feur. The policeman stopped the ma
chlne but ON learning that Miss Adams
and some of her friends We're its occu-
pants he allowed them to GO but car
ried Off the driver to the station.
AZ the Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, Miss
Belle Barton. who is taking a course
In Domestic arts and science is doing
good work, and giving an excellent ac-
count OF herself Only on sundays do
her friends In New York catch a
glimpse of her. 50 occupied II she with
her studies during the week.
Dr. and Mrs. Ray McCune, are fire.
quent visitors at chapel services, where
they meet their Utah friends. The doc
tor has now n large practise and Is
making friends rapidly. Mrs, McCune
is charming hostess, welcoming the
doctors westerli friends most cordially.
The magazine writer. Elsie Lngmas-
ter who has become well known in the
New York literary world through her
Pennsylvania Dutch stories will short
ly publish story which Will be illus
trated by Clyde Squlres, MIR. Squires
VIII also have five Illustrations in the
Reader I'm one of the spring numbers,
one full page and four smaller ones.
Orders are not slow IN coming 10 our
Utah friend, HIS ability as an illustra-
tor being well known now TO magazine
writer's. JANET,