Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-12
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Especial Corrcspondence.)

Especial Corrcspondence.)
"A VIEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE arrival
IN last evening, of Artist j. w.
VI Clawson of San Francisco and
Salt Lake. who comes with n
view of making New York his home in
the future and the bringing OF his
family later on, marks an event to our
little circle Of westerners; the welcome
extended Mr.. Clawson was warm and
sincere. The artists quarters on
Washington square. hold out great
that section of the city will no doubt
open its studios to welcome fellow
artist, who comes with Il reputation
not entirely local; MIR. Clawson and
his portrait work are we'll known to
some of the big men who lend their
presence and criticism to the many
students of the art league on west
Fifty-seventh street.
Mr.. Wesley Clawson, whose stage
name Is John Willard, is son OF
the artist, and is now engaged with
the "Graustark" company ell tour, 80
that father and son may not meet for
some weeks.
Two very sad girls left on Fridays
train for their home in Salt Lake. Tho
Misses Alberta and Ivy Barton took
their departure IN response to urgent
kilograms sent them from homo by
their mother and brothers, owing to
the great calamity that has recently
befallcn the family In the loss of their
home and personal belongings by fire.
The young ladies We're making rapid
progress in their work. dcrmatology.
and had taken up other branches of
personal advancement that would
count for much In the future OF their
$l,rofession, 50 the regret Is universal
mat they were interrupted in the OBJ
Ject that brought them 80 fur Miss
Alberta Barton is particularly gifted
in dermatOlogy work and It's many
delicate phases OF treatment. and viii
pioneer new ideas for the benefit of
those Interested in this art. The many
friends or the two are hoping they will
find things at home In better condition
than they have been led to expect
from the news sent them In kilograms
and letters.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Keith, VINO have
been here for the last six weeks, left
for the west Wednesday last. Mrs.
Keith was very anxious to remain the
winter: their only son being In school
near the city was a big factor. but the
business calls were imperative, so the
trunks were packed and the good byes
said.
Last week Mr.. George G.. Parkinson
of Preston, Ida, made a dying visit
to the city. after having spent week
with his son, George ID. Parkinson In
Chicago and a few days with a son.
Leo j., at West Point. Another son,
Farley D. Parkinson, Is Mt the prepnr-
Glory school near tho Point. Three
years ago Mr.. Parklnson's daughter,
Miss Anna Parkinson, now Mrs Pres
ton Nibey, OF Logan. was. n, music stu
dent infthis city, and well known to
4 all tho Utah people here as u fine
!. pianist. st h
Mr.and Mrs. Isaac Russell are again
4 located! permanently in their beautiful
apartment or, West One Hundred and
II Seventy seventh street and Broadway.
MRS. Russell and her little daughter,
,aAlthea. sprntSn fewPwecks at Atlantic
I City, N.$J.. before establishing them
selves for the winter, Mr.. Russell Is on
i, tho New York Times STAFF, besides be-
Ing engaged on several ma gaines and +llv