Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-07
DESERET EVENING" NEWS SATURDAY NOVEMBER q 1908

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The comments of the delighted father
ON his young hopeful would make
Marx Twain or ELL Nye green with
envy for their originality. Mrs. Squ!res
Is progressing finely.
Mr.. Preston Richards, who is a stu
dent of Columbia this year. is having
a rather strenuous time the last three
weeks his fame as political speaker
has found him out in this great city.
and three times Il week sees him using
all his eloquence for Hughes and Taft.
he has spoken bafore The New York
Republican club with Congre ssnau8
Bennett, assemblyman for this district,
and on Wednesday evening gave three
talks In different parts of the city on
the same subject, his studies must be
Kept up, and altogether he Is being
worked hard--for there are calls upon
him every day for public speaking: lie
has made himself vastly popular with
all classes.
President Ben F.. Rich came in from
Chattanooga last Tuesday. where he
has been since leaving Salt Lake: the
last week he made Il flying trip to
Boston. and While there met Mrs. Louie
H. Britain, granddaughter of Solo
that had been in the family for several
generations. President Rich expects
to leave Tuesday next on his con-
ference trips for the autumn.
Mrs Libbie Pratt. sister of President
kich. has been visiting with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Douglass Bergener, at 1871 Nc
Donough street, Brooklyn.
Artist Jack Sears and his partner,
Mr.. Pfeifer. have been doing some cam
paisn illustrating for the last month,
and Mr.. Sears has just finished dou-
Bile page for Judge. on which paper
Mrs. Nettie I. Sloan is very busy
these days with her music. having taxi
Ell up work with her old teacher, RAJ
fael Joseffy. Mrs. Sloan's sister. Miss
Phyllis Thatcher, is again with I,ich-
tcnbcrg. her former violin teacher; both
ladies are diligent students in music
AT Latterday Saints chapel services
today, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Orlob We're
visitors. Mrs Orlob has several Of
fers for vaudeville and will decide this
week on some permanent work for the
winter
While Mr.. and Mrs. d. S. Spencer
were here. they met several former
residents of Salt Lake. among them Mr..
Marcus Mayer. a one time impressaro,
and once engaged in business in Utah.
Mr.. Mayer was surprised and happy
to meet Mr.. Spencer. old friends in
the western state, being the subject of
a two-hours' talk. Miss Joslyn of Salt
Lake, a guest at the st. Francis on
West Forty-seventh street. and NOW
in vaudeville, and Mr. Joseph Simon
and his sister. Miss Simon, We're
among others met by Mr.. and Mrs.
Spencer.
Today Mr.. Albert Scowcroft and Mr.
William G. Patrick arrived in the city;
both gentlemen represent the big Scow-
croft firm of Ogden, and will be here
for two or three weeks. The gentle
men are registered at the "Gregorian.
On this evenings train Miss Nora
Eliason arrives from the west, she
having made the trip in three days
and - half, through her anxiety to
be with her sister. Mrs. Squires.
Halloween was we'll observed BY
all the young people here. Miss Nan
Clawson and the members of her frat"
at Horace Mann, enjoyed a glorious
time at the home of one Of the young