Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-29

cert rooms and elegant restaurants are
now part and parcel OF each hish CLASS
| apartment store. The errand BOY ana
street newspaper yender must not De
overlooked IN the summing up OF non
| dsy sights; they have a large place N
| this mighty city. armed with q smsii
| piece OF paper setting forth the nara.
| ships OF their lives, with an earnest
appeal to the generosity OF the pupnc
| for help, the errand boy ana stree
| urchin, are assuming positions qulte
| 10 harmony with the progressive spirit
| seen everywhere. New York, az al
times an attractive city. is the most
! bewidering and fascinating OF al
places at this time OF year
st Sundays chapel services Elder
| T. H. Norton, u recent convert, SPOKE
on the birth OF Chris; and Of His great
mission on earth Miss Ellen Thomas
sang "A sacred SOLO and was followed
by Elder Lawrence snow, who gave
brief outline OF tho work accom-
plished by the Prophet Joseph smith.
this being the i0lst anniversary OF
his birth. The services were beautt.
ful IN their character and rendition
and a large turnout BrseIed the speak
ers and the singer. Prof. Hickman
VIII speak IN Newark ~ j., on the
same subjects at sos Broad street, the
hall rented by Elders Lamb ana Cot
tam, who preside there since the Illness
of Elder Hunt.r, who. with Elder Lamb
built up fine bianch in that city
Mr.. @. T. Bean returned quite un-
expectedly from Plttsburg sunday
morning. He met several old SAT-
Iakers there. Among them, Judge
III "a iltf known nv
all Utahns.
Next Saturday evening Hal cawson
and his partner, Mr. Woods, with sew.
eral members of their company, sail
for South America, Cartagena being
the objective point OF the company
for the present; they are booked along
the eastern coast cities for the next
six months.
At 81 west Thirty-seventh street, the
studio OF Messrs. Squlres & Barraa,
a most delightful party was given on
Friday evening The friends OF these
Young artists assembled early In the
evening TO look over some OF the work
being done by our Utah boys, to m
dulge In an lmpromptu concert headed
by Miss Hazel Taylor and r. G.
Easton, and later to partake OF a rare
Welsh rarebit presided over by MISS
TAYLOR. Mr.. Squires and Mr. Barratt
are trying their hand at entertaining IN
studio fashion and are proving most
successful hosts. Their friends are le-
zion IN and out OF the colony, ana an
Invitation TO their artistic quarters IL
an event. Both young men are crowd
ed with orders. their time being IN de-
mand, and their work eagerly sought
r.. w. Sloan is a guest at the I'M
perial this week.
Friday morning. Miss Maude May
Pabcock left for Dobbs Ferry, ~ Y,
TO visit with her aunt. Mrs. Water.
over Sunday. Monday she expects 70
20 to Davenport, n. Y, to meet her
brother Or. Wayne Babcock. and
there remain over Christmas visiting
with relatives She may return to
PHILADELPHIA TO spend New Years
day with her mother. Engagements
have been pouring In the last week,
but Miss Babcock Is unable TO MI
many of them, her studies making
great demands on her time, II she
cared TO accept every week would
be filled with profitable engagements.
her work being acknowledged the best
available.
Mrs. Stuart NJ Kohn who has been
III for some time, Is now Commissioning
and able 10 be out Mr.. and Mrs.
Kohn have been unable to move into
their new apartment owing TO Mrs.
Kohn's illness, but will endeavor 10
establish themselves at the beginning
OF the new year.
The Christmas News arrived
some days ago, and In the opinion OK
many Utahns exceeds In beauty and
interest the most elaborate OF eastern
Christmas editions. II Is beauty and
Is exhibited with pride to friends who
take an interest In Utah people not
page will be left unread for It
breathes "home" to all her exiles, who
send their greetings to loved ones be-
You'd the Rockies
Blanche Bates Salt Lake friends
will be interested In reading the fol-
lowing quotation from an article by
the gifted actress:
What a glorious and altogether
impossible existence actresses would
lead II we followed the routine out
who think that the stage Is a sort of
fairy land declared Blanche Bates
the other day In a chat behind the
scenes during performance OF Be-
lasco's Girl Of the Golden West"
1T IS more like gold mine to me.
and we are most OF us hard working
miners with pick and shovel, strain
ing every muscle In our bodies and
ever waiting for the real thing Yes.
It's like that to me. once in a while
go 20 a matinee or shopping or take
a drive. Sometimes I Join my closest
friends for bit of supper aztec the
play, but this Is very unusual, since I
am generally in a hurry TO get homo.
Such Is my life. There are none OF
the champagne suppcrs and lobster
parties with automobile rides in the
park afterward. | have TO take care
Of myself, for in this profession
health plays an important part. Ao-
tresses are no stronger physically than
other women, but II Is very seldom
mat we hear Of an actress being I'M
able TO appear. There Is much in
realizing that what is to be done must
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