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

IN southern waters last week
III " brought to New York Mr. JOS
j. Cannon Of salt Lake. who has
been absent in South America for seven
months past. Most Of his time has been
devoted to business and explorations In
columbia, and he has had many inter-
fstins experiences visiting the various
indian tribes. As he spoke Spanish
Nell. he was enabled to get quite close
" the native customs and traditions,
While MIR. Cannon's trip was n bust
iaess one he has secured a fund OF data
7hat he can draw upon for lectures and
Newspaper and magazine articles for
In indefinite time. His ability as
narrator is well known. and It has been
Thoroughly tested by his friends since
iis return.
The friends of Prof Arthur Shep-
iaerd were surprised and pleased u
EARN of a recent change in his plans.
he was about to take a two years
Course in Paris. when he was offered
1he position OF teacher OF harmony IN
he New England Conservatory OF
Prof. Chadwick Such a recognition,
With its many accompanying advant-
ges. could not be declined, 81 that the
professor has deferred his plans for
he European trip for the present ana
Fill next year occupy the responsible
position referred to.
Mrs. Shepherd, accompanied by her
hother, Mrs 4. w. Jennings left for
Halt Lake last week with them was
fiss Alice Young, who has been a
PENDING one OF the leading finishing
lchools here for the past year, and who
raduated with donors
I Isaac Russell was showered with
compliments for his two page account
N the flight OF the aviator Glen II.
urtlss, from Albany to New York. Mr..
Russell was the representative OF tho
gfew York Times, and was on board
he special train which ran beneath the
. Tying machine the entire distance.
Mrs. capt Bryant Wells. Of Cover
'or's Island. has been using crutches
}itely, owing To a sprained ankle. Sho
n now much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs Hugh Ford are expected
ZONE from London tomorrow. Man
ger Ford. in company with his MAI
\ ger. George Tyler, made a hasty trip
10 Florence, italy, TO interview Mascag-
+ +, the composer leaving Mrs Ford I'm
Paris with Mr. and Mrs. Dustin Far
Z um who made the auto trip through
4 he chateau country Of France together
u is nearly two months since Mr., and
4 irs Ford left for Europe. a big deal Of
r usinesS has been accomplished by
fessrs. Tyler and Ford while In for
Ign lands these last few weeks.
+ Prof T. + Young. who took his de-
80 In Ia fH..V .f.|.
nj family lott week ago for Utah.
nd Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Beale left
Wednesday evening staying over for
columbia commencement and taking
he evening train. Mr.. Beale finished
2 Is course at Columbia with great sat
/ sfaction to himself and his professor
aklng his NJ. 4. In economics Mr..
ieale. who has taken "A course az te1ch-
RS college, also feels delighted with
The success In her class work with
{ he departure OF Miss Elma Young and
irs Bealc. the music portion OF tho
: erVices Ia the Latter-day saints hall
IN suffer greatly, as both ladies re-
s trong factors ia making melody FOR
. II who worship.
last week Mir. and Mrs. Y Wesley
'ouug moved to BROOKLYN 90 make
heir homo for the future. having tn
cstcd I'm a house and lot In tho section
nown as West Parkviue where homes
re sprlnging up as by magic. every
ortion OF Long Island is being convert
4 into homes FOR Ncw Workers. who
nd country life more to their taste
ow that they have the advantage ~
ubways, tunnel and elevated traius
dthin easy distance OF business IN
ianhattan.
Mrs I Manthorpe. sister and sister
, n-law Of Mr. and Mrs Howard Could
ng. Is visiting with her relatives Tor
ew weeks at their home on West one
hundred and Eightieth street and Riv-
rside.
q on Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Frances
sryor and Miss Pearl Weller left for
he west on tho Now York Central.
irs Pryor win visit with her sister
& nd brothers In Colorado. Arizona, Ne
ada and Utah. and may go on 10 Cali
'ornia for few weeks stay; having
many friends IN Utah. her trip may OK
end several months II is many years
lnce she visited the west, and tho
4 hange Is expected To benefit her
iealth which is not Of the best Miss
Weller Is also taking a vacation; her
tudfcs have been arduous all winter
nd she returns home greatly improved
vocal culture. which has been her
nincipal work since coming to Now
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