Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-16
pEsrRET EVENING NEWS SATURDAY. JUNE 49, 1906

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Nora Van Colt, daughters OF Hon.
Nuldomar Van Cott have been In ne
city visiting with their grandmother,
Mrs. Laura Van Colt, and their aunt,
Miss Lucy Van Colt Their cousin, Miss
Price Is also a member OF the house
hold aud an have been working lltlle
excursions 10 places 81 interest for he
last few days The Misses Van Cot
lof for Wellslev coll exc TO be- present
at commencement ex ircises, and many
OF their friends among college girls VIII
De met there. They viii return 10 New
York before going west
Monday last saw the temperance Of
Miss Nina Taylor among her friends
for two weeks she had been a patient ~
the j. Hood Wright hospital, on west
One Hundred and Thhty-first street,
having undergone an operation for ap-
pendicits The condition OF Miss Tdy-
lors health was regarded as serious Tor
some time before she decided, on The
advice Of her physician. Dr.. John Sharp,
10 enter the hospital The operation
was most successful, and she is greatly
improved ln health Since her return
home, Tuesday evening Miss Tay-
lor and her two sisters, Mrs. Theodore
Nystrom ana Miss Jennie Taylor, with
Miss ida Mitchell. will leave for two
days visit in Washington and Chit
cag0. before going ON 20 Utah. The
work done Boy Miss Taylor In Teach
ers college. Columbia, has been
OF am excellent character she
having received markings among
the highest in her class-that OF the
kindergarten department. Mrs. Ny
strom. Miss Jennie Taylor and Miss Ida
Mitchell who have been members OF
the Utah colony for a few weeks, VIII
boz greatly missed by those who remain
here. and The general wish is that hey
may repeat the visit at some not too
distant time
Nlrs. Reuben Clark and children also
leave this week for the west, they, ~
company with their sister and aunt
Miss Ida Savage, win visit the capital
for few days before going on 20 Titan.
Mrs. Clark has so long been a resident
OF this city that her departure from on
circle viii boz ketnly felt There is
possibility OF Mr. Clarks returning 20
New FORK with his family Al some :u-
turc time. and the wish is general that
80 may be the coming winter Miss saw
age. Who makes occasional trips 10 nc
metropolis in the interest Of art. is AZ
ways q welcome addition 20 the home
colony. her talent FOR drawing Is well
known. and 10 her health permitted she
would make % name among art circles
that would reflect credit on herself ana
her people Mrs. clark and Miss saw
age have visited with Mrs. Fisher az
her home On Port Washington before
leaving for the west
Last sunday. 40 chapel services, MIS-
Annie Ferguson. who went vest 'dsl
October. returning "a short time ago
smoke on her experience in the great
san Francisco earthquake and NE
Mas. Ferguson Intended remaining ln
Salt Lake. but the high altitude great
d. affected her health. and she journey
Cd to California. in the hope OF tcins
benefited bat was obliged 90 return I'D
mon Old home in New York, where she
viii remain for the present Mrs. FER
eusgn has always been an active menl-
her in tha Lattcr-dly Saints church
here. and she was warmly welcomed
back.
ur and Mrs. J.. o. Jones of Murrly
sailed week ago FOR Vienna, Austria
Hapro the doctor win take a post grad
rlfo course. expecting 90 be absent
ylar and hair While In this city,
Mr.. and Mrs Jones registered ~ me
Prasiu TRauIv-uuth and Broadway,
and were visited by friends herc-Miss
Larson and Miss SNens1n, students IN
Teachers college, columbia.
The clever actor Walter Perkins
well known Do salt Lake theatrical cir-
Giles had "a most thrilling experience 10
tha san Francisco disaster. ne and his
cowpany. PLAYING 'WhO Goes There.
lost everything m the fire. Mr. Per-
klns who is am expert telegraph opera.
tor. was able 10 attach himself 60 Gov.
Pafdoos stan. and I'm this connection
received a badge as "a special officer,
the number, %, corresponding 10 The
number Of people IN his play
Anotht- little lady stranger appeared
a: the home of Mrs. GLADYS J. Ed
wards last Tuesday Mrs. Edwards is
the daughter of Che late james :. Fer
gUson and his wife. Mrs. Louise louns
Ferguson. Two little girls now grace
the home Of Mr. ana Mrs. Edwards al
l52 West one Huudrcdth street
Mr. Miles Bomney Of z. c. VI, J.
carpet department and hs wife are here
ON business and pleasure combined.
Mr. A. n. Woodruff is also here, and
an are stopping AZ the Herald Square
hotel. From ogden Mr. Albert Scow-
croft is here on business for his firm,
and Mr. william Patrick, who also rep
resonts the big house, bears him COM
pany.
on wednesday. az the New York
university. on University Heights, Dr.
GW Richards received his diploma from
tho president 81 the Institution. and
hereafter his friends win see NJ D.
al the end Of hts signature Or GU
has hosts Of friend who were glad
10 know he go successfully passed MS
examination: a. present he IS on the
J. Hood Wright stan. hut will leave
there I'm two weeks % work in the
Founding hospital and from there 10
ono OF the other well known hospitals
~ the city. In August Dr. Richards
may go west for visit: his plans are
rUl Indefinite hut wherever he de-
,idos 20 locate friends will be found IN
numbers. His devotion 10 his Utah
friends In New York has endeared
him 10 every one, and the best wishes
OF his admirers 90 with him always.
Mrs Francis Pryor and her daughter
Nouta leave for Saratoga Tuesday,
Junc 10. o. remain for two months,
during the extremely hot weather.
on Thursday June 7. Mr. and Mrs
Thomas r.. cutler left FOR the west
They have visited In Boston for some
time. and have made their daughters
home in Brooklyn their headquarters
Mrs J. q. McQuarrie presented her
husband with a l0-pound boy saturday
morning. the entire mission feels an
interest IN the youngster. who seems
able 20 make his way in the world. II
the strength Of his lungs is any indica-