Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-21
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seems TO be just the one name Tor both
song and homo Al Port Washington,
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her daughter sallie have putt W."
story bungalow. modern and luxurious
from, ,t,,c 70 coll,r a uo,,ld scen, thai
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nothing mad been Forgotten 10 "lnhe "
an ideal home for winter as well as
amman. largo Are ulaces Of cobble
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stone ana cemen'' unique ~ 'eS's"
attract attention on entering the
broad hall, artistic rugs scattered pro-
fusely through out rooms ana nsiis,
giving an air OF comfort, Win olu
and sleep. seem TO have been maze
expressly for this very delightful li,tle
home overlooking Manhasset bay. me
first floor consists Of music room, IN.
dian room. dining room. kitchen ana
pantries. not forgetting the broad hall
which serves as living room, ana the
great porches which nearly surround
the house, forming the most attractive
part OF the entire building; these
verandas will be covered In with wire
netting so AZ to afford comfort TO the
inmates during the warm weather. as
they will be used for living and dining
purposes. Five elegant bedrooms,
opening out Of hall, which is used as
a sewing room. with bath rooms and
innumerable closets, complete this
ideal house and form the second floor.
The house standing on an elevation,
commands an uninterrupted view OF
the bay and sound, Manhasset bay is
a nook much patronized by the wealthy
owners of yachts. The floating palaces
that sail around New York waters,
making this little harbor n moving
panorama nearly the entire year: real
estate in Port Washington Is very
high and one who invests in property
there may be sure of doubling MS ex-
penditure In year or two; 1t is in
the very heart Of the arstocratic
part OF Long Island. some OF
New York's most exclusive families
having country homes in It's vicInlty.
On the invitation of Mrs. Fisher and
her daughter a party of friends from
New York recently spent two days at
'Dearie:" Mr. and Mrs. r. Dewey Rich
ards, Miss Ida Savage, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. c. Easton, and Miss Clawson were
among the first invited guests 10 par
take OF the hospitality Of Mrs and Miss
Flsher--and royal time was had by
cupies the place of honor I'm the music
room was kept busy, the guests seem
ing never TO tire of hearing Miss Fish
or and Mr.. Easton sing. Miss Fishers
voice has gained In volume wonder
fully In the last year. without losing
any of its blrd-like quality; the rich
freshness OF her tones are only emphi-
sized by time and certainly great tu-
ture awaits her in the realm OF song.
In the Fisher household Ia Mrs. Clara
Preston, sister of Mrs. Fisher. who was
a resident OF Logan for some time, but
Is now located In New York, where she
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