Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-27

IfamIIn Garland is active in a ter-
.....u,ut wlich pron sts -' .. .i
......1rd Importance Co ihs iH.e--
,..ff .e west This .s tuc org .1'-
Of le CIn Dwelcrs, a .Iuf of
1914 .. aged lu the pursuit OF tie T.
,.n as literature. painting, Mu1.,
-.rif. .ture and kindred cld'a s..
ny. club ls O. Chicago gatloru5 ui
a.. membership aims at nun-it N'.l
i5taIfaIty. foI the Gin DWeIle Plan
q, t..u open clubhouse for brother D.
al. Ir.r other cities. Thus am 'm,-
rsrr visitor, one Co whom Chicago ia
,,trasvu. perhaps, may go straight 70
IN. pveIIers and find "a kind OF Who
-. fn arts a promising feature ls
.trat while The club welcomes lay mem
T.r. Do urescribcs that "a proportion OF
,br.e-ffths shall always Doe i,'m t1r
..rf professions, $50 that the est1elli
character OF the club is uct hNely io
T.. lost boz the social Besides MI Car
land who is president, the Gin Dwell
or- claim such members as Wli. .i.al.l,
VAUGHN Moody, Robert Hcrrick, VIII
p4ynp George AIDE, George Barr Nc
Cutcheou and others.
Kenneth Grahamc, author OF The
wind fu the Willows is the -ccrr lafN
Of The Bank Of England.
warwick Deopine. author of Bert
rand of Brittany. viii soon have q me-"
novel; 10 Is said very frankly that lu
40 there will be some good old-fasnion-
~ Waiting for blood. and that there is
Gwen o. tower i'm the midst of wild
ruintry where a. rescuing lover climbs
ta an Imprisoned girl. As the author
has placed his story in the "patch-and-
powder days of England under
taarle- n. there U.s. a. promise OF grace
nn contrast iu the light scenes and
manners of the social court. Mr. Deep
lng.s novel. which Is 90 bear the Harper
imprint. viii Doe ready early in Feb
quarry
The sudden death is announced OF
WIN LuubHdgc at his home at sioux
Pals south Dakota. Mr.. lIl'lbr dEe
4. hest known FOR his story "Bca Blair
which was published by A. g.. Mclluis
& Co. four years ago, and had a very
wide success. only a week before his
death Messrs. McClurg q Co. closed
contract with him for a new story %
De- published this coming fan, entitled
'Tha Dominant Dollar" and this VIII
probably be- the last story from his
gifted pen. unless il should prove that
ta had other work CAR enough along
DO warrant publication.
Mr. LIllbridgc was only % years ~
age and the greater part of his life
was spent iu Dakota which was tne
state OF his birth. He was educated
at the state University OF Iowa al
iowa city, where he studied dentistry
and this became his profession. Ills
literary work was done evenings, and
30 was the strain of this double load
which brought on his uutimely death
Ia leaves q widow but uO children.
While intently watching the re-
hearsaI OF "The Dawn of "a Tomorrow
from one of the front seats of The Hy.
ueU0u. Frances Hodgson Burnett Oh.
author spoke 20 reporter whanaVc
the action on the stage permitted, n
tho play Miss Robson, who plays tn
leading part; her life, her son, ana th'
literary work she is at present en-
gagged in.
Il had not thought Of dramatlzinr
'The Dawn of "a Tomorrow said th
versatile author until Miss iouSo
persuaded me You see, there was
dGigulty The story was there an
tn. atmosphere, but the drama wa
absent. II is one thing Co put NO d
u.o "a story quite another 20 put tHos
words into a play. You don't know
eat audience. They are liable 20 %
Misunderstood. you know. But thin
] finally adjusted that feature salts
hat0rly and I have fine hopes for IN
Success o. the dramabz1.i'a.
on. MISS Robson Do "a -weot aris
See her now!'
Miss Robson was az the time p7r
forming the part of the sweetheart d
taa young cockney, who had got int
trouble
Ann ] continuing my literary work
oh. yss ] have not done anything ioi
mlahle iu that way since 4 nHishe
This play, but ] have written "a humble
of little chldren's stories for the TT
o. Chndrcns Magazine. puhlshc D.
uy son. Vincent Burnett in New 70
Yes 4 have some moro work in on
stocks as you say. and ] shall res lu
10 when This play is set going rI hty.
Yes. indeed. Little Lord Fa anti
r1N stll holds the boards. IN 's 30
popular on the road, as IT'S ra cIp
show You know ] have an "a o't
Sow York and I hear from 30 tar1us
H.m occasionally"
Little Lord FuWleroy' as d. w
known, is one of thH most popular uu
auctions b Mrs Burn t'a pm anI a.
aHnIls 0n 10 lovingly, ra cat us NJ
name with "a far-0n smile u h"r pen
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