Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-11
SALT LAK[RS IN GOTHAM.

Elders sutton OF Bear Lake, Brad
shaw OF Wellsville and Brown OF Card
ston. Canada. arrived Thursday on the
Arabic from England. where they have
been for two years. They left for home
saturday.
Elders Pace OF Idaho and Bernhelsel
Of Arizona also have just returned from
their fields OF labor In Europe They
left at once for their homes in the west.
Miss Lizzie Campbell, cousin OF Mrs.
T w. Jennings, and so well remem-
bered In Salt Lake for her many en-
dearing qualities, has been visiting Mrs.
Wells on Governors Island for two
weeks Miss Campbell's home Is in
Chicago, but she has visited with her
relatives In the Philippines and many
different cities I'm America, her presence
being a great pleasure to all.
on the Amerika, which sailed yes
terday, Miss Alice Reynolds and the
Misses Holbrook, with Prof Barker,
wife and baby. all of Provo, sailed for
Europe, to be absent "A year Miss Rey-
nolds goes TO Paris to study. Mr.. Bark
err professor OF languages of tho b. Y.
university of Provo, to Berlin, to take
a course in study The Misses Hol-
brook will visit many cities in Europe
and take up studies In Paris with Miss
Reynolds
Elder Mckay OF Huntsville, cousin
OF Mrs. VIM, Sims Of New York,
stopped a few days IN the city on
his way home last week, having ar
rived from South Africa. where he
has been over forty fve-months. Elder
Mckay reports the mission In South
Africa in a flourishing condition and
returns in excellent health and
spirits
The Misses Louise and Claudia Holt.
who left for their home In salt Lake
several DAYS ago. will make "A ten
days stop over in the Catskills TO visit
with friends before leaving for the
west. They travelled by auto from New
York to the country seat of their
friends.
Miss Monta Pryor. who Is with THE
Jolly Bachelors company. viii go 10
Chicago for brief engagement Miss
Pryor, may join her mother Mrs. +.
Pryor. in the west before the summer
Is over.
Yesterday afternoon at the studio OF
Prof. Eugene Heffley. Carnegie hall,
Miss Lesley Woodruff, a pupil of Prof
Henley. gave a piano recital, assisted
10y Miss Caryl Bensel, a pupil OF Prof
Walter Young. Mrs Walter Young
acted az accom- PIANIST to the soloist
The program was an ambitious one,
including Brahms. DVorak, Greig. De-
busy. and Mcdowell, but Miss Wood
run was equal 20 the work, the two
Arabesques OF Debussy being partt-
cularlv effective Miss Woodruff has
wonderfully improved in her piano
studies under Prof Henley, during tho
two years she has studied with him,
and Is now counted among his prize
pupils that she will return next
winter seems I'm little doubt, her plans
for the coming month include visit
with friends In Pennsylvania Tor sew
erai weeks. after that she may go TO
Chicago for a few days before starting
west Mrs Walter Young, who is sell
dom heard In public much to the re-
gret Of her friends. was certainly
feature Of yesterdays recital; Yer
technique Is marvellous and that she Il
an artist at the piano is beyond ques-
ton: tho Young daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs Young. Miss Winifred gives great
prom ESQ. she iS now a plano pupil
OF Prof Henley. at the home 81 Prof
and Mrs Young IN Montclair. y. J.,
they each have a Urge following, not
withstanding Prof Young has studio
in Carnegie hall where he Is sue
cessfuI teacher OF vocal music. The
I.oveIicst Rose" one OF the songs sung
bv Miss Bensel was com posed by
him. and Is a little gem in It's way.
Prof Henley starts on his vacation
today taking long rest IN Princeton.
y j. where he has a bungalow, maxi
ing excursions into the mountains late
JANET.