Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-19

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| since the close of her Emptrs
theater engagement, June .,
at the Central Park Riding acade-
my between the hours OF s
and ., CARRIED In the strungest
of costumes. with metal objects dang
ling from her short skirt. mounted
on milk white steed, cantering around
the saw dust ring. while grooms run
hlther and yon flinging bright red ban
ners in the face of the horse. Other
srooms play all sorts of tunes on brass
ana wind instruments making panue-
'noNium reign in the small space for
ahout two hours. During all this While
MISS Adams jumps hurdles and with
banner waving and shouting. commands
sile educates her Arab stced for The
harvard Stadium. June %, Joan of Arc
performance. Miss Adams is an cx-
peilenced horse woman and after the
animal has had his two hours training,
IN the academy she dons more civilized
apparel, takes him for an hours jaunt
through the park, so that he will know
ms mistress thoroughly, and she. IN.
aerstnnd all his little tricks, and on the
evening % the performances viii make
no Diunuers Or show stage fright whom
tile battle RACES fiercest. Through four
acts Joan is mounting and dismo,int-
ing her milk-wiitc steed and in the hat
tie scene she rushes full speed acros;
the stadium amid the din and roar OF
artillery and trumpets, while the Beeth-
oven Erolca' symphony Is being play
ed by full orchestra ana a general
uproar incident to so stirring a scene
goes on. The training OF the horse Is
one OF many such examples the actol.
o., actress must do to perfect himself
or herself in eXacting parts such as tho
Orleans Maid" requires when staged.
MISS Adams leaves for Boston June 16
70 nmsh reheaisals in Cambridge IN,
the Empire stage from 10 o'clock to .
O'Clock each day going through the
smaller work of the play and FINISHING,
the minor details before leaving the
city.
The Tentonic, which came in Wednes-
day evening. carried few iirst-class pas
seneers. but among them. Miss Mary
Merza Young, daughter of John w.
Young. arrived from England, where
she has been nearly four years study
ing and visiting friends. Miss Young
posed for Mrs. lTagan's Love Letter,
painting, which now hangs in the Royal
academy, London, and has been tho
subject of much favorable newspaper
criticism. Mr.. and Mrs. Pagan arc
artists. the former a sculptor, and his
wife one OF the best known portrait
painters OF England. Miss. Young will
Keep house for her father in New York
they having taken an apartment on the
West side.
Mrs. Susie Young Gates and Mrs A
w. McCnne, who have been in the city
for several days on business for the
A. G. of Logan, left for Boston Thurs
day morning, and will be in that city
several days, also making a brief stay
in Hartford on the way. A. w Nc
Cune and two daughters. Mrs. Ernest
Green and family, and Miss Bessie Nc
Cune, are here. Mr.. and Mrs. Green
have taken an apartment for the sum
| lner near Riverside drive. Mark Me-
Cune is also living here. Mrs Susa
| Gates was domIciled at the NViliston,
the home of Mi. and Mrs. Charles Mea-
| kin. as were also Mr.. and Mrs Joseph
| Clark of Ogden and daughter. Mrs.
Paine of Philadelphia. Mr.. and Mrs
Dent Mower were also Utah guests at
the same place.
Last week John T. Caine Jr Of Lo-
gan passed through New York OH his
| way to Germany He stayed long
enough to make a short visit with his
uncle, William Patrick, who is here
buying goods. Mr.. Game is Interested
in the livestock department OF the A G.
and goes to Germany to get instruction
along these lines He sailed on the
| Campania last Saturday.
iMdlle. Genee, who made the Soul
| Kiss" famous two years ago here. has
| sailed for her home in London, and an
other company is about to leave the city
under the management of Charles
| Meakin, travelling as far west as San
| Francisco. They will make a two
| nights call at Salt Lake. Grace Haz-
ard will succeed "Genee" in the part
| Mr., Meakin will also manage a "Paris-
an Model company with Saharet in
| the leading role Anna Helds original
! character. Salt Lake will also pass
| Judgment on the well known Paris pro-
/ duction this summer.
! The wedding cards of Mark McChrys-
tai and Miss Grace Margaret Pauline
/ Schuster are out, the marriage having
taken. place last Tuesday at the home
| OF the brides parents. Mr.. McChrystal
is a Utah boy and well known through.
out the state and has been Columbia
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