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

Special Correspondence,
FEW YORK, April 3o.-rhursday
M evening, May 3 in Carnegie
VI Chamber hail, Prof. Eugene
Hefhey win give piano ana
sope recital. Miss Nellie NJ Treat
ore OF the professors most ao-
yanced pupils, viii preside at the pl-
ano. and Miss Emma Lucy Gates "l''
he the vocalist. MacDowell, Brahms
Joachim. Verdi and GODDARD WIN oe
the composers heard from during the
ovenine. It Is in the nature OF COM
nllmentary affair although tickets WIZ
be on sale to limited number MISS
Treat IS well known for her plano work,
being considered among the best alna-
tours in the city. Next September she
will go to Berlin. and possibly Wen
ma TO complete her studies on the pi-
ano. Miss Gates leaves for Utah on
May Z, and this will be her farewell
prof. Heffley took the matter into his
own hands, engaging the hall and lssu-
ing invitations 10 the many friends OF
both young ladies, so that all might
enjoy an evening OF piano ana song 10
close the seasons work, As mas been
written before, Prof, ffeftley gives "a
lecture on music from the old ana new
masters every Saturday az " M, at his
studio, on the eighth floor OF Carnegie
hail. They have proved 10 be delight
f,l affairs. Mr. Anthony Carlson,
Miss Gates. and Miss Treat have been
among those who have contributed to
the pleasure of Mr.. Hefioy's lectures IN
demonstrating his themes, and the
coming concert Is q fitting climax TO
the winters series.
Friday evening the Mutual and Keller
society gave a ball IN Brady's hall, on
west One Hundred and Twenty-fifth
street. which was most successful az
fair; the Utah colony came out In
force, bringing with them many friends
that helped make the dance popular.
With the aid Of the students here,
quite a large assembly may be counted
on at all these gatherings, making II
n delightful change from the hard WIN
ter's work.
In the geological department OF &C.
lumbia, Mr.. Clarence q. Dresser who
has been student there for some time,
was elected a member of the Sigma-fl,
AS a recognition of his excellent work
I'm tho college Mr. Dresser Is fine
student, keeping close at MS work,
mingling very seldom with friends out
side his school, and this distinction
comes as an honor much appreciated.
Mr. q. ". Bean who has been on
one of his periodical visits to Plttsburg
and Washington, IL expected home in
n few days. Mr.. Bean ~ making ar
rangements TO visit his home In Utah
the first OF June
Last week Mr. Geo, A. Smith. private
secretary for Mr. T. II. Cutler, arrived
In the city on flying trip In the In
terest of the Utah Sugar company.
While here he visited with his relatives,
MFR. and Mrs. owen Carter, OF the
Brooklyn conference, and Mr.. g. II. An
derson, a student OF Columbia.
on May I Miss Jean Odelrs school al
Briercliff, on the Hudson, closes She
will then be Joined by her parents, who
came east on n trip, to remain with
their daughter for short time, when
all viii return to Salt Lake.
Mrs. Preset and her daughter. Mrs
l.. w. Buckley, leave for Jacksonville
Fla. Saturday. May 5, going by steam
err They have waited for the Iroquois
which sails that day, making one stoI
at Charleston, 8. c., on their way
down.
Three days ago Mr.. Charles Meaklr
and his cOmpany came In from tbs
road, where they have been all winter
Mr. Meakin Is IN excellent health anc
spirits. reporting a good seasons work
He has now In prospect long season
In syracuse. though the plans have
not yet assumed definite shape. Mrs
Meakln Will 40 with her hus
band II he leaves New York
she having regained her usual health
in the last few weeks Mrs Meakin'
sister-in law, Mrs. Frank Eldredge
who was called TO Canada some TIM
ago on the death of her father. VII
return this week. Mr.. John p, Meak
in, who Is another member Of tn
household. will leave for Cleveland
Ohio. tho coming week. Mr.. Meakin'
trip to Washington was most success
full one as he was able TO meet man.
influential people In the capital AM
Baltimore, where he gave lectures.
Through the courtesy of Manager r,
" Giroux. the friend of Mr. d.
Spencer OF your city, Miss Emma Luc.
Gate, was given box at the Liberty.
west Forty second street, TO see Flor
ence Roberts In her problem play. Mis-
Gates guests were the MISS Mulhall