Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-27

Especial Correspondence
rEW YORK. Nov 2l--lf'sl
NJ THURSDAY SAN tho departure of
v Miss Alton YOUNG for her nome
In salt Lake. after visiting with
relatives and friends in New York ana
,,optgloir. y. j.. for over two mo lth'-
Miss Young has madc many ir'u'~
during the short stay here boy her ''''-
nj, manners aud plclsing ways ana '''
relatives especially VIII feel the loSS on
49,. s,,,.i,t, Miss Young viii meet M'-
Att,,t Seov-crcft in chicago SatuIu"H
r,cuin. sud travel home WIN n."t 81
Car as ogden Mr.. ScoNcioll I'''
le, having completed his purlhts7 ~,
T,r tb. winter trade, ON WedneSo"H,
~, .,,ostc,- Early entertained az
luncheon for Miss Young ana VIZ
pleasant day was onioyed'
AIR and Mrs. Levi F.. Young ana BABY
.,,I Nfiss glwa Young are now ptl
,,anentlv located i'm their cosy al,stl =
mont on West one Hundred ana In,
t,--third street and broadway. N'9
Flul Young win take UP HlVHlD
-. sbc has a voice Of unusual beau
a. and viii begin study Win one %
New York's best teachers M'7' io",ls
-, ,lso take up some studies al 60
i,ohia where Mr.. Young is now manu-
,+ work Il rs certain That the h"uIlb
b,,,sobold viii be one of actNl'N Q"
the Uav OF learning this winter. ne
colon, gladly welcomes the ne" coi"eI9'
Elder Ross Beatie has been called 70
labor i'm brooklyn, and LEFT ioi ms new
luarters last Wednesday ne nov
mas charge of the choir and u doing
,yau AL mis- new line of work. +. Hoi-
..s C1nn of Beaver is among the new
elders appointed to labor In this con-
ference.
rb. company playing These Are MY
people" Is laying of while the play Us
heine pruued and revised hy the authoF
MI +. NJ. Royle.
Miss Jessie lett as the Indian girl
has received tho best OF criticisms itum
line ohio and ST. Louis papers for her
Interpretation of the part and dul-
ing the two weeks the play BIS laid OF
She has taken advantage of the time
90 60 20 Denver ana visit her mother
and sisters who live there. returning
in time to take mp the part again
MI Melvin wells Of the Consolidated
Wagon a Machine company arrived
here with his sisters in-iaW. Mrs. J..
r. Young and Miss Young last Mon
daV staying until Wednesday evening
when he left for syracuse and from
there goes 10 Chicago. visiting Moline
I'm the interests of his business This
Is Mr. Wells second visit TO- New
York within "a year: he has hosts or
friends here who are happy TO greet
him whenever business brings him
this way,
For some time Mrs. Gladys Ferguson
Edwards. daughter of The late James
and Louise Y Ferguson. has been quite
ll. the shock OF SO many deaths in her
small family within the year having
quite FRUSTRATED her, hut she Is now
gradually improving. and is able 90 Dee
up and around. the family feels en-
couraged over her condition.
Mr. Fred Beesley. who passed through
here two weeks ago with other elders
bound for Germany, made New York
a three days visit Elder BeesloN
who resided here for two years paid
several dying visits To old friends.
Miss Davis, who came with the party
thus far. has taken up course of
study. piano included, and is now de-
voting her time 10 professional work
AT today's services in the Latter-day
Saints han. Mrs. George Higgins, for
merry az this city and from which
place she and her family removed TO
salt Lake three years ago. Was visit
or and busy shaking hands with old
friends and meeting with the new MEM
| beers ~ this conference Mrs Hlg-
| gins, who BIS stopping with her sistc.
Mrs Little. in BTSoklyn, was called
] 90 her old home hCrc by the death OF
her son George, which occurred nearly
| two weeks ago, tho funeral taking
place at sleepy Hollow cemetery, Tar
| rytowu Mrs Higgins will leave to-
morrow 10 visit with relatives n Mas
| sachusctts and Connecticut and re-
turns here after spending few weeks
| with them
Young Nj Higgius leaves wife and
three small children, and 10 o. great
l sorrow Co the mother 10 return after
| so long am absence ON such an eIruud.
/ her old friends sincerely offered their
sympathy 10 tho bereaVcd mother ana
| hope 90 see hor with us often before
che leaves for the west whore her
| daughters ana their families reside.
Frank Foster. Who cdmc into The city
with tho "Follies of 1893 company "a
| few days ago. was also at church. and
says De- VIII remain with the company
here o. weeks longer Then sailing for
England. where be- VIII take up a
course in dramatic art M Foster be-
1 In the best Of health and enjoying his
labors with the opera company
Elder Arphl Gotham. who Tor two
years and "a half was "a lahoror ln thls
conference leaving for his home last
spring wrote "a letter "a his old friends
| here. which was read at t0day's sor-
vices Elder Gotham ieft many friends
| IN the Brooklyn conference
~ is pleasant to announce the CONF
plctc restoration Go health of Miss
I Marie Houtcballe. who D. now With her
| friends on West Oac Hundred and
Twenty street having left tho
hospital two weeks ago. She viii take
zap her studies again bon Teachers cole
/ lege al the beginning of the month.
Junius n Wells came down from
| Vermont and WAS "a visitor az Chapel
| services today returning to Boston to-
morrow and on 40 south Royalton un-
| al the 10Th OF December, when no leaves