The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-22

Miss Virginia Pearson, leading. lady in
"a Gentleman from Mississippi" which
comes 30 the Salt Lake Thcater next
week. hes become 4 suffragist. She says
II is at times huge laugh 10 attend the
meetings and hear some old maid deliver
regular Demosthenes Grafton. but she
contends at the same time that suftra-
sists Go have lucid moments and that
the cause is worth being seriously consid-
cred. Miss Pearson is planning TO hold
a reception on the stage OF the Theater
Tor local suffraGists, Tor women vote in
Utah, before The weeks engagement OF
a Gentleman from Mississippi"S is
ended.
Tile Cat and The Fiddle" with Charles
\. Sellon, the Elmore sisters and the
beauty chorus, Is still pleasing large au-
diences AT the Colonial nightly, A special
vaudeville matinee will be given Satur-
day, at which hundreds OF school chill
dren will be entertained by the many
pranks of Happy the tramp,
The Colonial next week will offer the
brilliant musical comedy "A Knight for a
Day with CaSt beaded by Edward
Hume and Grace DeMar. This play is
.urc to be one OF the treats Of the sea-
son.
Everything is being put into readiness
Tor the opening of Pantagcs vaudeville
evening. October %, The bill consists
Of seven big acts and pictures. with q
change OF biz every Thursday and daily
matlnees. The prices VIII he popular
both FOR evening and for matinecs.
In "The Heart of Maryland" the Will
lard Mack players are drawing packed
houses at every performance. 1t is one
OF the best plays that the Grand Stock
company has put upon the stage II VIII
run the week. with matinee on Saturday
East Lynne" one of the most power
iu! and in some respects most pathetic
OF plays. has been chosen as the fare
wei bill for the Bungalow Stock com
pany, and viii hold the stage at that
house for three nights and Saturday
company is ono OF the strongest stock
organizations Salt Lake has had and
splendid opportunity will he given To sec
on. OF the greatest Of plays In its hands
The Arlington company will close at the
Bungalow on Sunday evening, and Mr.
airing ton has contractcd with the mana
gcr, OF The orphenm circuit to play Ogden
and Logan alternately FOR Il few weeks
three nights each week I'm either city
HIS further uians arc not vet settled
Viola Pratt Gillette wasn't Just exact
ly the fairy eodmother. with pointed hat
and Sp@nglCG wand, at the s.a.IiaEe Of
John Hy3ms and Leila Mcintyre. who
a:e playing at the OrpheUm this week
~
of assistant Cupid; und"rstudy, possibly
would be preferable stage language. This
was nearly six years ago; To BE- exact
March =. 1901. Al the time Miss Nc
mtyIc was playlns in the Mother
Goose company with Mrs. Gillette. at
TIC Chestnut street Opcra-house in Phil
ad"lpla. Mr. llyams WASH, playing
anywhere, except I'm hard luck The cou-
~" had planned 10 bC married some
iii0r before. but the ceremony was post
ppn"d. ON the dav or tls3 wedding Mr
laH.E TIL Il. |.
O'Clock train. hE- company with Miss
Mcintyre ana Mrs Gillette. hc went 10
tic Office O. MAYOR Weaver OF Phila-
acphla, Mr. Weaver WAS waiting IN mis-
office 10 perform the ceremony. but af-
iccted Ignorance. and inquired OF Mr.
liyans what ne wanted. II want a
wife and n steak answered Mr. Nv
ans. II got In" steak later" said Mr.
Hyams in telling of the incident. but
my appetite was gone.
"phiJdclphia is nice. quiet place %
he married. said IIyarus. But ha IN
dicatcl that ho chose thc city of Broth
crly Love because The sirl nc wanted
was there.
An aud Ms. IIyams- laughed ovcr one
Incident OF ,S" marriage. 4 hadn't been
working. explained the gormNr. "ard SO
Was not IN q financial condition 10 bo-
IN demand On reorganization syndicates
lctic handed Mrs. Hvams an envelope
with The Injunction not 10 open II until
she wrs back ~ the hotel II contained
~ Fll'''k If1 Fi''' anu WIS JN tNfIt.lllE-
y welcome wedding present We used
u very carefully. Mrs. Hvams on the
nrNt lay spent SIS Of II for new dress
and the rest was expended with similar
wisdom
The lIyauis and the Gilicltcs are the
closest of friends. and i've uVigEbors az
stony Brook, Long Island, during the
summer, when the wicked cease from
| troubling and che actors ar" at rest. II
IL at this time tbat Mrs Uynms is ahi"
TO enjoy the bone lifc 10 which shc looks
forward during the long theatrical sea
son. According L. her husband Mrs. Iy-
ans : idea of a real jolly time Is TO have
an entire afternoons sewing. with no
interruptions Mr.. and Mrs. Hyams have
with them their four ycar-olG daugh-
ter. who shares the recalls with her par
ents frequently, TO thc delight OF or
phcum audiences.
Whiting Old Friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Monroe Of
OclarJ, Fla. are the guests OF Attorney
and Mrs. W, 4. White. Mr. Monroe IA