Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-20
Special Correspondence.

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Ine Musoal courier lh Jus berlln NOTES
has AN article on singers and the name
Of I,ucv Gates is among the first Her
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songs and the mention of her teacher,
CoreIH, make quite am interesting ar
ticle TO her friends. most favorablv was
her singing received proving mat she
is becoming known in that city NJ
musical mon and women. For several
weeks Golfers have been publishing
short sketches by Ike Russell of the
News each one giving promise of
something better to come In the future
And now hc rs receiving offers for mag
azine work. Mr.. Russelrs Jour
nalstic work is we'll known at home.
but he may heed the call OF the big
city and find more to his liking here
where journalism Of the right sort is
well remunerated and large field is
open 10 young men who follow the pro-
tossion of literature,
last Wednesday World published a
half page picture and sketch Of Mrs.
r. Rassman and her strange pets, two
.possums that she had received from
Atlanta, Ca, TO exhibit 10 her friends
in Brooklyn AIRS Rassman Is well
remembered I'M salt Lake as the actress
Agnes Rose Lane. Mr.. and Mrs.
Rassman are now living ON Long Is
land. but are never seen by their form
or Utah friends ana IL was only
through ihe medium OF the World That
her residence ln the north became
known 20 her old acquaintance social
iy ana piolesalohdlly.
several OF MIS-. Nlold fratt Hlllett
friends accompanied her down To
Washington last evening, where she
plays all next week Mrs. Gilletts
sister. Mrs. Douglass Berg"ner, and
Miss Brown and Miss Bergener were
of the party Ihey VIII an remain
week. oF l' days Mts' 6lllett ANA
company go ON to Reading, Pa. for am
other week stand. AFTER Easter she
VIII haF" three weeks m Now York
city IN the dluercnt NaudeVille houses.
tuesday evening M Mutual most
instructive lecture on the jewish re-
uElon ana quaint customs OF the peo-
pie was given Dy Wllnam Black.
young Hebrew boy of IA years, and the
only member OF the MUTUAL society
not OF tho Mormon faith, the young
boy treated the subject Ion a clear, COM
prehcnsiyo way evincing familiarity
with the strange rites OF his creed, new
en- -lailnb hhlseli OF people Mhen ne
joining in the laugh, at their eXpense,
as Doe did when recihng some phases
OF the Christian religion that always
excite wondermeut In the true orthodox
Jcw. Altogether t was a most inter
esting lecture and showed wonderful
mental development in a lad 500 youth
fn ln appearance. AT the MUTUAL"
rEgr evening were also several re-
turned missionaries from Holland and
g.rmany Elder q. p. Raratt OF 10
ssp v.bo bas laborod in Switzerland
ma German, md who cam. ovar op
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