Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-24

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Special Correspondence.
VIEW YORK, Oct. 1s.--on We'd
ass' ssm s"s i 81; ta 81 BRIDE, Ss''sss os i.
or Mrs. NJ. j. Revans, 1863 East
one Hundred and Third street. MI
John Wesley Young, son of John w.
Young. and Miss Irene J. Revans Will
be married: only the near relatives OF
the bride and groom will be present,
and the young couple will make their
home for the winter on West One
Hundred and Fiftieth street Boston
Road Bronx-where they have an
apartment.
Mr., Young has. for some time been
engaged in business in the city, and
Miss Revans has held a responsible po-
stion as assistant bookkeeper in one
OF New York's savings banks. Both
young people are well known in the
Utah colony, and have a host Of friends
in the home circle; congratulations.
Two little strangers made their bow
to the great city last weekfi one, Miss
Gillespie, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank j. Gillespie, and the other Miss
Ellen Pauline Wright. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs, Wilbur S Wright II Willow
formerly Miss Clara Ferguson, daugh-
ter of DR.. Ellen s. Ferguson OF Salt
Lake. The parents of these two addi
lions to the colony" are receiving
congratulations on all sides.
Il is very gratifying to the many
friends of Miss Sallie Fisher to read
interview with that magnetic little
artistic. Utah has contributed her share
OF stars to the footlight armament, and
Sailie Fisher by hard work has won
a high place; especially in this last
musical piece has she shown her gifts
in a dramatic way as she had previous
ly done in singing; already she is in
the eye of watchful managers.
The Deseret News with particulars
OF tie death OF Artist George Bar
rats father have reached friends here;
sympathy is expressed for the young
man by everyone.
The elders of the Brooklyn branch
have been devoted in their care of
young Mr.. Mills, who died this week
he was a son of Mrs. n. Mills who join
ed the Church some years ago. The
young man had been i'll for long
time and death came as a happy re-
lease.
Miss Mae Scowcroft has moved to 545
west One Hundred and Twenty third
street, where she has quarters for the
winter, and where she will begin at
once to study piano with Prof. Hetley:
she is already student at Teachers
College, Columbia.
on Friday Mrs. Stuart Koln enter
tanned a number of her girl friends
at her home in Douglaston. the party
leaving the city early in the morning
AMI returning in the evening. A royal
time" was the verdict of the happy
crowd on their return 10 the city.
From Chicago comes the good news
that Mrs, William Mckee Miss
Blanche Thonas) has a fine little girl;
she and Mr.. Mckee have been living in
Chicago for some time; Mr. Mckee is
doing stock work playing leads in
repertoire; Miss Ruby Lindsay is also
n member Of the company and playing
lead in the heavier plays. The McKees
AMI Lindsays are additions to the Utah
contingent in the lake city
Algeria which has been laid on
for = few weeks; goes out on the road
next week opening at Baltimore. Mr.
Frank Foster is a member Of the com
pany and will travel with 1t in the
eastern circuit. but returns to New
York when the piece goes west
Mr.. Christopherson has established
an excellent choir Mr.. Durham of
Beaver university now being the reg
ular organist for the winter. Elder
Gotham leads the choir when Mr. Chris
topherson's studies keep him away
Mrs. Hendry and her daughter Beth
leave for their home IN Salt Lake. Miss
< Il tA.xr s.&s,,
been q, very happy two months for
mother and daughter visiting and
sightseeing, the weather being perfect
and so many friends 10 see. has made
the time seem short. Miss Sara Hen
dry viii return TO her home In the
spring.
Last Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Sears, on invitation of friends. made
a trip to Staten island to visit the Act
ors Home, near the center of the is