Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-03

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~ taiah who has been playing 3N
VI summer with the Albeo stock
company at keths thcatcr in
Providence. lis preparing To- go en- tour
with her two vaudeville sketches I'D
the meantime, Miss Leigh is contem-
plating opening school OF acting, a.
u,sitiou she BIS undoubtedly qualified TO
mn, i'm the city uf Providence. Her
many friends i'm that city haNe long
urged ncr 20 take tnls step ln the ln-
ttrNuIs between seasons, ana sut mas
at last given IL serious thought III
the scheme proves successful, aHt WIi'
undoubtedly give il ner entire atlcu-
ton ana abandon the vaudeville as
well a. legitimate stage. Ihe project
is as yet IN embryo, Dut an extensive
knowledge of stage craft, comomtA
with the support ot friends WaO nave
faith In her ability, gives her courage
TO undertake the venture. Without
doubt, Miss Leigh viii meet with sue
cess from the time she announces her
decision Miss Sara Alexander, he,
aunt, accompanies her niece en- tour Tor
the month OF September.
Utah viii now add another name to
her list of writer's Mrs. +. Dewey
Richards is now on the stan of a new
Ild AdLlltf nv 4Alllfl AAull iPtlNgH pun
lished by a New York company at No.
! Madison avenue. For the August
number Mrs. Richards contributes q
short poem, called Daddy the Sep
TENDER issue will see one of her sto.
ries printed, and the october number
another article ON THE Southern
Baby" In October Mrs. Richards vii!
take charge Of one of the regular de-
partments of the magazine. Mrs. Rich~
ards has for some time been writing
short stories on various subjects under
nom de plume. but In taking up this
work, she has used her own name
Anna Sells Richards.
Mr. aud Mrs Richards have just re-
turned from a long tramp around
Chesapeake bay. old Point Comfort,
Norfolk. Richmond. and the Delaware
Water Gap. September will see them
off again on voyage around Nan.
tucket and other Islands famous along
The Massachusetts coast.
on Tuesday last. Mrs. Helene Davis
of the Castor millinery establishment.
closed up her business for a two weeks
rest, most OF which she will spend with
her sister, Mrs. 4. A. sumner Of Stam-
ford, Conn Tuesday evening. Mrs.
Davis entertained party Of friends
at Coney Island, including President
Rich, Mrs May Banks, Miss Williams.
Mrs Jameson and others. bringing with
her an elegant lunch, which was much
appreciated by her guests All the new
fads introduced by the inventive Couoy
Island managers We're tried by the adj
Nenturuu- oncs-aud 20 general good
time was had by the invited ones.
Around stamford. Conn. is known a.
the great American Playwright Belt.
4 L. D..
clyde Fitch. Chas. Ram Kennedy Ed !
win Milton Royle and host of others |
have built their homes there, and there (
one may ind them the year around. Da- |
rien, near Stamford. was selected by Mr. |
and Mrs. Royle for their permanent !
residence. and summer and winter |
brings them there. "The Wickicup"
many gathering Of kindred |
souls The Royles are noted for their /
and good cheer. for. az Nh. |
Roylc puts 10. The Wickieup" is |
place Of elbow room. ease and comfort" |
in its spacious rooms are 10 De found |
books, magazines. easy chairs and eve /
~ comfort one may wish for am IDEAL |
place TO live throughout the year 3 (
lake near by furnishes sport 100 winter, /
skating being INDUCED in 10y the entire
Royle family.
Mrs. Judge Royle, mother of the play !,
wright, is spending much of her tim,
here now, making occasional visits to
ler other sons at eastern points
y large room ON the first floor of tDn
'WiCk.eup' Is known as the "t.u.'
Is here Mr.. Royle works out the ideas
for his popular PLAYS. The sequel fU
The Squsw Man" Is going through
revision and "a new drama re sides B.
now occupying Mr.. Boyle's attention
Elder william Driver. son of George /
Driver of ogden. HB MAS T.Inf-.I !