Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-19

Special Correspondence.
n lew YORK. May ii.-At 1892
nj Amsterdam avenue, Mrs. rhco-
v dore Nystrom Miss Jennie
Taylor. Miss Ida Mitchell ana
Miss Nina Taylor, have taken q fiat
for the two months they win be in New
York visiting. Miss Nina Taylor VIII
finish her course at Teachers college,
Columbia university, the LIST OF june
her sisters. Mrs Nvstrom and Miss
Taylor with their friend Miss Nit
chel have come on to enjoy the last
few weeks In sight seeing. and TO look
into few of the attractions, New
York offers in the summer to the
many who flock here at this time for
Gotham Is coming to be considered q
good summer resort. The surround
ing country affords more cool and rural
spots for picnicing than any other
city I'm the cast. Long Island and
Westminster county cannot he sur
passed in beauty and attractiveness.
The theaters are all I'm full blast as
yet, and will continue until the middle
OF June, when roof gardens VIII come
I'm for their share Of patronage. Al
together, New York takes rank among
the great summer places for tourists
and residents, and the ladies who de-
cided to make their trip ut this seasos
could not have chosen a more desir-
able time.
Mr.. a. l.. Farrell who has been de-
voting his time since arriving in New
York a year and a half ago, TO the
study of voice culture, and who has
been student of Dudley Buck. Jr.,
has made wonderful strides in his
work. Last week he accepted the po-
sition OF bass In quartet singing at
the Baptist church ON East sixteenth
street. MIR. Fawell's voice being of
so fine n quality, most of the solo sing
ing will also be done by him. The
fine practise in sight singing that q
church quartet affords, was what IN
duced him TO take the position and to
sign a years contract Mr.. Farrell
has been singing IN several entertain
ments in Brooklyn the last two weeks
where he Is beginning To he known
among musical people.
Last week. Mrs, James Ferguson,
with her two boys, Dale and Alan, and
her daughter, Mrs. Ben Edwards moved
to 1852 West one Hundredth street Mrs
Ferguson (who was Miss Louise
Young). will be well remembered in
Salt Lake by her many friends there
although she has lived east Tor over
twenty-five years.
ThnraIny 81 Ia at usnatg gaW tlp de-
parturc OF Mrs Annie Adams Kiskad-
den and Miss Emma Lucy Gates, for
Salt Lake Mrs. Adams takes her va
cation west with her mother and
relatives; her daughter. Miss
Maude Adams. has rented her
Long Island country home, az
Ronkonkoma. for the summer and
will take her rest and vacation In her
Catskill home. surrounded by noun
tans and solitude something abso-
lutely necessary after the long run OF
Peter Pam" tickets for this are now
sold up to the middle OF June, but by
the beginning of July. the piece VIII
close its phenomenal run until Sep
tcmber OF next season
This is the season when the thoughts
Of the amateur lightly turn to theatri-
Gals and opera work, Alr AnthuhN
Carlson was engaged last week to sing
Sir Tristan. In Martha ut Brooklyn.
Jersey City. Hoboken and New YORK
city, during the week by a company
OF well trained singers. principally
known as church choristers who organ
lied to give several standard operas.
Mr.. Carlson was engaged among th'
first but was only able to take part m
Tho ono oupra "Mapthu " no hp leaves
Monday. May IA. for Denver. where he
viii he for nearly two months teaching
before going on to Utah. MIR. Carlson
viii be greatly missed among Utahns
here. but the exodus has begun and
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