Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-16

gcs,ed by stage Manager Hugh
Ford. and adopted by tho author 1t
win be sequel to the "Squaw Man.
and H. - Warner. an imported Eng
lish actor. viii be seen iu the part of
the transplantcd young English gentle
man. final reading and casting of
parts was had last week. in the mani
ayers office, and among The cast it is
probable Miss Jessie I2etts Mrs Hugh
Ford name may appear; "a part has
been offered her which Is now under
consideration only the fact that the
play viii so on the road causes indie
csion. tho attractions OF home life
being TOO strong FOR many 90 resist,
who would grace the artistic side of
stake life.
Mrs. Ar,hur Hayes OF Washington d.
c., has been the guest of Mr. and MI.
stualt VI. kuhn for the last two weeks
fh' Hayes home is q well known host
tlIy for the western contingent as We'll
as for eastern friends who have inter
tsts Do tho life that abounds in our
beautiful city on the Potomac.
While here AIRS HAYES. with her
friend Mrs Kohn. has been entertained
hy Ensign Gerard Child formerly OF
Ogden. and his nephew Ensign Wallace
az the Idaho. ON board the Georgia. ana
ON elaborate dinner was given Mis-
Kent smith. widow of the late super
ntcndent Kent Smith of Bingham, with
Mr. ana AIRS Geo. ". Luff have given
several dinners and mncheOus for Mrs
Raves and friends before the departure
OF Mrs. Smith for Europe. Mrs q.
Duity OF East Orange ~ j.. another
osu'n giiL formerly Miss Fitzgerald.
entertained for Mrs. Hayes last Thurs
aay' ana Miss Browning gave
luncheon az which Mrs. g. Wilson Mrs
l\phu, Mrs. r. e.. Easton and Miss
Alton Young were present
tomorrow Mrs. Hayes will leave for
her homo in Washington. her daugh-
ter Miss Ruth Avery HAYES mas
been acting as hostess TO her many
friends In the absence Of her mother
Last Wednesday morning. Miss Mary
Young. daughter OF John W. Young
lett for Chicago TO visit a month or
SIX weeks with her mother Mis-. Nat Al
brigham at Wheaton MS. "a submit,
o. the windy city. Miss Younp's Sis
tiers Lillian. Natalie and Virginia ana
hef brother Wilford are alI living there.
sne also hopes to see her sister Grace
now Mrs. Falkonberg Of Washineton
state, before returning east Miss
Young has been In London for the last
four years. and was most anxious m
see her mother ana family
Messrs George Barratt and CLYDE
Hqu'IeS ana Miss Frazier OF Whining
ton, Del, have been visiting with M
ana Mrs. Jack Sears and Nh. ana All.
Isaac Russell during Celebration wool.
returning last Monday 20 their work
IN the studio MesSrs soufras ami
Balratt placed several new ordcTs
while here and We're kept busy visit
Ing the galleries and magazine offices.
Last week Mrs. Enie Dean T5p8rpe,
arrived in the city. and is living with
friends az one Hunared and Forty
thld street and Broadway. Mrs. Knap-
pen viii be here f0r several weeks
combining business and pleasure.
The Misses Louise and Claudia Hot
are located Tor the winter with NJ.
karnes, at one Hundred and Tbir-
teenth street and Broadway. Mis-,
Pearl Weller VIII live with Mrs. ana
Miss Pryor. at 352 west one Hundred
and Fifteenth street Mrs Pryor has
taken an apartment and enjoys havina,
young people with her daughter. who
is also a musician.
one OF the busiest men to be seen
'i''t va ln allH Eugene Young of
the New York Times. who is arranging
10 have his play produced Mr. Young
ls the author OF several clever sketches
winch have been seen by critics and
pronounced excellent. the play in ou.s-
ton Is a three act drama, ana viii
have a try0ut very soon
Judge W H. King was seen wend-
ing his way among the busy througs
along Broadway one day last week.
The news OF the sudden death of Ar
Joseph T. Richards 10 his family here.
Mr. and Mrs. +. Dewey Richards ana
their friends, came as a heavy shock.
Mr.. Dewey Richards LEFT for home lsst
evening 60 attend the funeral of his
brother Mrs richards and SON.
JACK, remaining here. Tho widow.
parents and family Of Mr. Eicu-
ards have the deepest sympathy
OF tho entire utah colony. ANA "a Largo
party of friends assembled 40 the de-
pot 10 express their respect for A.
Dewey Richards as nc left ON his long
and sorrowful journey.
Mr. Eugene l.. Roberts passel
through the city ON his way a. Now
Haven. whore Dee enters YaIo as 49,
sistant physical instructor also taki1c
"a post graduate course at the aum.
university. Ar Roberts remained only
a. few days in tho city visiting friend,
and doing "a little sightseeing
Elder George Ryan loft for the aouth