Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-30

N wears absence in which time
" every week has been oiled with !
enragemeuts. Miss Lislc Leigh
and her aunt. Miss Sarah Alexander, |
have returned 10 the city for q brief !
stay: the sketch kid Glove Non'
which has served as q vehicle FOR hOf
vaudeville tours over two years, and
could De booked another season, has
begun to pail ON the actress ana she BE-
seeking new one act playlot 10 re-
place the old one; she has several in
mind. and only her presence in the city
can determine the choice Of those Of
fercd. Miss Leigh has so many years
of hard stock work 10 her credit that
vaudeville. with its easy one act pieces,
appeals 60 her like the average man
ana woman. more strongly than mem-
bership In a stock company no matter
how good 1t may be.
The Fourth Estate, which is rum
ming at Wallacks and Is by the way
one OF tho best offerings of the season.
has a. familiar name heading the cast
Charles Waldron, son OF Geo. -. Wal
dron, So well and pleasantly remcm-
berrd bv Old salt Lake theatcr goers ot
many years ago. He came into promi-
ncnce when the artistic Julia Dean
Haync made heg entry into salt Lake.
Noune Chus Waldron possesses all the
grace and savior fairc' OF his father,
combined with the good looks Of his
mother. and is now a fun hedgcd mat
ince idol: he VIII be- starred next season
ia a new play by Hall Cainc.
MI and Mrs Gustave johnson. their
daughter Mary and son Alpha, with
Mrs. Annie ID. Watson. arrived from
Liverpool Tuesday on the Celtic OF the
White star line and re- Lstered at the
Hotel Albert, an old the hostelry OF
MT Johnson when be was IN the mcr-
camille business In salt Lake. They
sailed I'm June from Montreal as
portion OF President Luuds happy
party which went over at that time.
Mr.. Johnson was IN very poor health
when he left Utah, but returns feeling
well, having gained in flesh consider
ably. Mrs johnson also Is much iIn-
proved, DIS Is Mr.. Watson, the trip
bringing health TO them all, besides
great pleasure ia having visited re-
! latives and friends In their native
land Mr.. Johnson and family We're iu
Sweden for some time with his widow
| ed sister. who Will come out 10 Utah
in the Spring and make her home with
them as she has no relatives left in
took train for Chicago on their way 20
Utah, staying a day or two in that
city attending To some business and
then journcying on west.
Two elders, George Parry and Ralph
Ludlow. both of whom have labored
in England. returned on the Celtic and
left for their homes in Utah few
Gays after landing.
Mrs. J. NJ. Sjodahl and two daughters
arrived from England this last week
and left Tor salt Lake Friday alter
noon; they were also members OF Pre-i-
dent Luud's party last June that sailed
from Montreal.
In a private letter from Mrs. Hal
Russell (Ada DWyer) she tells of Jhe
bookings OF The Dawn of "a Tom0r-
row" until holiday time. After that
there will probably be changes I'm the
management OF tho piece, ANA the cast
of characters. "The Dawn" b. meeting
with remarkable success wherever seen,
week stands being the order and
standing room only being hung Out
regularly. II is 90 DE regretted that
the western circuit is not included iu
the Itinerary of their travels, only the
eastern thedters win see the play this
season.
ON Tuesday. Mrs otto Hirschm1u
with her sons otto Jr, and John leave
for salt Lake 90 join husband uud
lathcr Mr.. Hirschnan went 20 Utah
early in the summer whore De is enc
gagged Boo business The family are only
recent arrivals from Germany and ar"
very ambitious 90 acquire O. home and
standing n their adopted country
While here they have made "a host of
friends boy their intelligence and adapt
ability 60 circumstance Boz new land
Success % them wherever they may
decide % locate.
The presence Of Elder Joseph r.
Smith, Jr.. ana Elder Christensen BOO thc
city at this time has brought satisfit-
ton and pleasure to their many friends
both gentlemen are here on genealogical
work and have found many opportuni-
ties IN the east 90 benefit themselvrs
in that time. New York has onerel
the least for the reason that the
genealogical library ON west Fifty
eighth street is undergoing repairs ard
in "a state Of confusion al present pre-
venting them from making "a thorough
Investigation Of records and plans.
Chicago, Washington, Philadelphia aud
Boston have been visited. and the
Monument ana Memorial Cottage viii
likely boz seen before turning their
thoughts homeward. n was hoped
Elders Smith and Christensen would
remain over sunday and talk % the
people here but time would not per-
mlt they being obliged 20 leave Friday
for Boston While hero they have
been guests nj President Rich at the
mission house on West one Hundred /
and TWCnty-siX street,
ON Thursday last Miss Alton Young.
who has been Iu the CITY five WorkF
went by automobile o. M0ntclair. y. j., /
with Mr and Mr. George Forrest t0 |
remain at their charming country homo |
Tor several days M. and Mrs For |
rest are old friends of Attorney ~ |
Grand Young ana take great pleasure /
in entertaining his daughter Mr. For /
rest has been employed Tor many years |