Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-06
Special Correspondence.


day the Misses Florence and
Anna Grant, and Miss Nan
Clawson left for Utah, going
over the Lehigh Valley road to Ch'-
cago, then taking the Los Angeles
Limited for Salt Lake. The three
young ladies have attended school
here during the winter Miss Clawson
at the Horace Mann" of Columoia,
and Miss Anna Grant, at Teachers
college, Columbia, she having com
pleted the course in the domestc
science department, which she came
to take. finishing in a most creditabie
manner. She is well fitted Tor a
teacher In this special work. II she
chooses to take II up. She has PAID
particular attention to detail. is wen
equipped to launch out in the 1nys-
teries of wholesome cooking ana an
the attendant accomplishments that
domestic science Includes MISS
Florence Grant has been a pupil OF
Mrs. Sara Wood Stafford, the pest
known China painter In New YORK,
whose studio is patronized by true
artists, and whose designs are uni
yersally pronounced the best. MISS
Grants work In design and conVen-
tional drawing is considered by ner
teacher to show superior ABILITY her
time, while here. has been strlcty
devoted to lessons. that she may be
well fitted for the task of Instructor.
and the result is shown in her artistic
work, her coloring, especially, being
OF so delicate a nature that her china
bears close resemblance to the old
pieces we admire in museums ana ART
galleries Miss Grant has also taken
up wood block printing and tooleu
leather work, with Miss Lillian ~
Sherman, teacher well known mere
and will give lessons in that branch
of art as we'll Before the departure
of the Misses Grant, they visited for
three days with Miss Mary Il. Wyck-
of and her brother, James b. Wyck-
off. Of Cream Ridge. n j., close rel
atives of their grandmother, Mrs.
Rachel Grant, where they enjoyed
few days of genuine country life. FAR
from the maddening crowd" IL was
with regret that friends said fareWell
to the Misses Grant and Miss Claw
son; they have been important mem
beers of the Utah colony while here.
Miss Clawson will return in the
autumn TO finish school, and 1t Is
hoped the others may also visit
Gotham again in the not too distant
future.
On Friday Mrs. Ida Smoot Dusen-
berry took the train for Chicago on
her way home to Provo. hrs. Dusen-
berry has accomplished great things
in her school work this year, and re-
turns very able teacher; wherever
she may be listed to fill "A position,
that institution will gain capable and
conscientious worker for the good Of
pupils and the eleYating of the young;
her aims are always high and full OF
good purpose for the advancement OF
those who come under her guidance
Socially, Mrs. Dusenberry has enjoyed
a rare, good time, among the colony OF
Utshns, and the teachers and students
OF Teachers college.
Arthur n. Moon. a dramatic student
here, but whose home IS in Salt Lake
City will go with tho shuberts next
season In Juvenile comedy roles. AIR.
Moon. whose stage name is Arthur
Morse, had good offer to play THE
Fat Boy" IN THE Time the Place, and
the Girl" but. alas, he could not MI
the part to satisfaction. being too tall
and too thin, A summer engagement
In IA Night on n House Boat" is now
being considered, but being under en-
gagement to tho Shuberts, may Inter
fere, as some managers begin rehears-
ing Aug, | and keep members OF the
companies busy all summer
Camp Columbia has pitched her tents
and spiked her guns for the summer
outing Mr.. Mark McChrystal has
Joined the force, leaving yesterday TO be
gone a month or six weeks, Mr.. Nc
Chrystal has still another year al Co
lumbia. HIS mining and engineering
course not yet being complete
Hyrum TsTee. the insurance and
mining man OF Salt Lake, was met
by some Of his Utah friends one day
last week on broadway.
"Yf" Hale, son Of Architect Fred
Hale, a student OF the Art league, ON
west Fifty-aeyenth street, leaves on
his summer vacation the coming
week. He ana a number OF the 9th
or students Of the league Will be
guests Of wealthy man this SUM
mer, who has home AT Lake Cham
plain. For six weeks or two months
they Will paint. sketch. fish and hoat
ride 10 their hearts content, and n
fine time Is ANTICIPATED.
The beginning OF the week. Mr.
John Wells was a visitor, and al Mia
sion headquarters. SO west one Hun
dred and Twenty-slxth street. no was
20 DO found nearly the entire dnv
except when visiting hospitals, Mir.
Wells visit was for business and
pleasure combined.
President German Ellsworth ana
wife, OF the Northern States mission,
ana Prest. s, o. Bennion and wife of
the Central states mIssIan. Ipdepen-