Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-14

Special Correspondence.
n EW YORK, April s,-'Mrs Lef'
IN hngwells Boots VIII TAKE
Y rest during Holy Week, when
the entire company viii head Tor doth-
am. to spend Il as each member pleases'
AS the company is playing IN the N'''l-
NV of the metropolis II VIII cost very
little time and money to migrate across
the Hudson. After Easter TWO more
weeks win be consumed entour' 'hen
the dsbanding Will begin FOR the sea-
son OF 1866. Mrs. Annie (AsehethD
Adams. who has been ldentihed win
the niece since it's first presentation
nearly two years ago, VIII ENJOY
much needed rest and change. Inc
week In the city with her uaugnter'
Maude Adams will be pleasant one
She viii see a few changes IN tis w,
ular peter PAN" since she last peheiu
II. As every little while a touch Is add
ed here or some dialogue eliminated
to improve II e were possible. sons
Miss Adams has shelyed Is 'sally ia
our Alley" with guitar accompaniment,
much to the disappointment OF net
friends. So beautifully did she sing the
old English ballad, that II was one OF
the principal features Of the second aG';
So firmly has peter Pan taken holu
of the New York theater-Boer lhat lne
end Is not In sight for another season
Mr. Walter Lewis Of the Deseret
News Book store, and his boy, Myron'
are here IN the interests Of business
and are STAYING at Mrs. Cappells. AZ
3S3 west Twenty-third street MI. Lewis
has visited with his friend, MI Johh
p Neakln, while here, ON west Ihlly-
fourth street, at the home of MI
Charles Meakin. Both gentlemen nave
many friends in the Utah colony
"The Fortune Teller which has
been out ON the road all winter win
Mr. Frank Eldredge aus manager re-
turned To New York the past week.
The piece has met with great success
everywhere. and Mr. Eldredge has rea-
son to congratulate himself on the blg
business he has done. Mr. and Mrs.
Eldredge are living at 2l3 West Thlr-
ty-fourth. with Mr. Eldredge's sister
Mrs. Meakin. "trip 70 Canada, the
home of Mrs. Eldredge, Is PROJECT
now i'm view before settling down TO
the summers work.
The New England STATES, RECENTLY
visited by Mr.. John =. Meakln, on his
| lecturing tour, responded most heart
| ily to that gentleman's talks on Utah;
the different cities of Massachusetts
| were particularly cordial and In every
| instance he was invited Ia come again.
| Many people entertained him at their
| homes showing their belief IN his mes
sage, and desiring to know the truth OF
| leading questions concerning Utah ana
| her people.
| Mrs. Hugh Yard returned from Pitts
| burg three days ago. The sketch she
| was telegraphed for TO take part u,
| proved a great success and she VIII
| be seen on Broadway some time next
season in a play that is being cast al
| ready. Frida, evening Mr.. and Mrs.
| Yard entertained at their home west
| one Hundred and Eleventh street, a
party OF literary and musical people; 1t
was greatly enjoyed by all invited.
Miss Selma Carlson of Bridgeport,
| Conn, came to the city a few days
ago on her way to Preston, Idaho, to
Join her mother and sisters. who have
located there. Miss Carlson leaves her
IA ther in Bridgeport, where he Is en-
gagged in business. Mrs. Carlson and
| family moved west some time ago
for the benefit of the formers health.
AT 1873 Seventh avenue, Messrs A,
n. Rosenbaum and Stuart Kohn have
taken rooms. Like true New Workers
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