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

Special Correspondence.
y YEW YORK. Feb. H-The good
/ N ship tugged al her warp ana
with many a. groan and wheeze
pulled out into the stream
while friends waved au revoir and good
luck e. three Salt Takers. Mr. and
Mrs. II. c. whitney and daughter
Marian. who with arms fun OF flowers
and smiling faces stood waving adieus
TO the Spoucers, Eastons. SavilIes and
Clawsou from the upper deck.
or the speucer-w Whitney and CLAY
ton party who left Salt Lake Thurs
day Fob. H. for New York and Eu-
rope Mr. clayton and the Whitney,
have sailed for foreign parts; MT CLAY
ton on a German Lloyd liner and MI
Whitney and family ON tho Mcditer-
rauean line, tho Cederic Of the White
Star, which touches only at southern
ports and Naples.
Mr. and Mrs. i. d. spencer and
daughters Jean and Rehau, viii meet
their son and brother Alan today, as
the Baltic is due az 10 O'Clock "a. m,
and excitement is running high in au-
ticipati0u OF the reunion. Elder Spen-
cor has filled an honorable mission ia
Switzerland and France. In company
with Horace Whitney, Jr, he went TO
Europe three years ago this spring
and is now returning TO home and
country.
The most unexpected and delightful
entertainments have been offered
Messrs Whitney ana Spencer with
their families since their arrival Mrs.
Fisher and hcr daughter Salic Fisher.
sent them "a box Tor "The stubborn
Cinderella 300 which MI and Mrs
Easton and Miss Clawson We're iu-
Cluded The entire party spent two
days at the Fisher home in Port Wash
ingtou whore royal entertainment was
given them. Mrs Fisher and Miss Sal
he were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs Whit
ney 90 dinner AZ the Waldorf Thursday
evening Friday afternoon ON invita-
ton of Miss Eenor Robson and Mrs
Harold Russell ada DWyer), the Salt /
Lake party and Mr. and Mrs Eastou
and Miss CLAW son We're entertained no /
tho beautiful home OF Miss Robson
tea being served at p. m. Mrs. Rus /
sell ls "a member 90 Miss ROhs1U's
household as ls also Miss Robsous
mother N1dEr Carr Cook. who has
just returned from her successful Eng /
llsh tour of Mrs. Wigs" Mrs Cooke /
has love for Utah folks. she is s |
great fnv0rte there and holds many /
hapus remomhrIuCes of the place and |
the uCsrle Miss Robsou's home b. one /
Of tho dc. iEntful places visited bv the
party sIuca thcy came a week ago Iu fhe |
typical home uf two such artists as tl, /
hostese and Miss nwyer. her friend /
comfort and honey feeling lnu 7
The dominant notes Miss DNyer e.nt I
two boxes fnr the performance OF Hrne /
Dawn OF TumorIuW' % her friends I
and m proved H great treat the char. .
actor work ur Miss nNyer Dr. perfect O.. I
hHr western friends and admirers s.. I
and Bliss Fisher have the IuyaI sumo /
port 0f the entire state 10 seemed D.. I
the hearty greetings they received F.
throughout tnr Performance Miss
Robson has never h8d better PLAY. I
mover ono better suited tp her unIoua I.
personality and delicate PORTRAYAL ~ .
certain .HeH uf stage character She .
and NIsH unFgr have made "a prl. /
uum.al success Iu tIis play which Be- /
ono of the seasons best 0nrrugs ana /
booked fIr ana indefinite ran Ind ho /
city
Elders EasH Btat.ie and Mcdaniel /
arrived In Che city two DAYS nro and /
arc staying al "1he Tuhn." West /
Thirty fourth strret. the house owned /
hy SIR and Nh Charles Meakm Eder /
Hclttin win labor lu tho brooklyn con-
ferUnca and Elder Mcdaniel gees 30 inc 7
Boston Conference tomorrow
Thursday Eder Thomas Mckay
passed through he city on his way 10
rdir0taa iaaNlna from ru.rtlanN "A |