Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-12
SALT LAKERS IN GOTHAM

periodicals. and is busy all tho time
In literary work.
Mrs. Frances Pryor has arrived from
Utah, Nevada and Arizona, where she
has been visiting relatives and friends
since the beginning of last June. Her
health is now excellent, the decided
change doing her II great amount %
good: she sorcly needed the change
after Il winter spent In Tie city with
It's many strenuous demands.
Saturday morning, Mrs. Nat NJ. Brig
ham of Chicago. who has been visiting
her daughter. Mrs. Howard Goulding.
for two months. left for Boston to visit
with her husbands relatives for a
week before going on home. Mrs.
Brigham's visit has been Il pleasant
one In many ways; living such dis
lance from her daughter Of necessity
makes the visits rare and the pleasure
more dear: her many friends here have
enjoyed her being among them, and
she left with regrets from them all
Before leaving, Mrs. Brigham sent for
her daughter. Miss Lillian Young, to
como to New York and make her sis
ter. Mrs. Gouldng, visit until the
holidays. Miss Young is n fine must
clan, playing the piano and violin with
much skin, and is an accomplished
young lady in many other ways.
Four young elders who arrived last
Wednesday, have been sightseeing
since reaching the city and leave to-
morrow for their different fields OF
labor. David Hanks. Of Salem, Is as
signed to Vermont; David A. Thur
good. of Syracuse, will so to New
Hampshire; Alvin Wood. of Clcarfcld,
and James Lerwcl, of Payson,. will
labor In the Maryland conference. They
are full of the spirit of their mission,
| and anxious to make the most of their
time in doing good to the people among
| whom they labor.
Elder Larkis Davidlan and wife
| gave n dinner last evening to Prcsi-
| dent Rich and family, President Win
| ger, Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Langton.
| Miss Alton Young and Mr.. and Mrs
! ICaston The cooking was all In Orient
| al style the dishes prepared by Mr.. Al
| bert Davidian who is a professional
chef, at one time head chef in Con-
stantinople hotel.
At today's Church services in the
Lnttcr-day Saints hail. Miss Pearl
| Weller and Miss Claudia Holt were
seen, both young ladies having recently
arrived from Salt Lake to take up
| their musical studies again. Miss Well
er will begin with Nine. Vonfelitch, a
| well known voice teacher here MISS
| Holt will resume lessons with her old
teacher She Is located at the Kings
| College apartment and Miss Weller
| Is with Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart NJ. kohn
for tho present.
Mrs. Jennie Smith, who has been
IN to Quaker Hill, Duchess county,
for tho last two months, has returned
to the city and at home In her cosy
apartment on One Hundred and Thirty
fourth street
The 'Firlng Line" which has just
closed IL having a new scenario and
cast for the coming season. MI WIZ
liam Mckee, who '.n' been with the
company for months, was at Sunday
services looking and feeling we'll over
the coming seasons prospects, rs lie
will be Included In tho now cast Mrs.
Mckee will remain at home with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. r. X. Thomas,
for the winter.
Alphonsc Either Is lcadrS Az witt
Mary Mnnnerlng this qSs"A
MANS World" and II t
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