Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-04
DEsERET EVENING NEWS SATURDAY JUNE 1910

and Mrs Richards, Mr.. and Mrs
Easton and other friends while here.
Her stay will extend into several
weeks.
Miss Fora shaw. who has boon visiting
relatives in Stroudsburg. Pa, for a
week returned to the city Friday last
and again resumed her lessons with
her teacher Prof q. Magnus Schultz
OF Carnegie hall While In Stroudsburg
she sang at the Presbyterian church.
making a very favorable impression.
she will again visit her relatives thore
late In June, before returning To- her
home In salt Lake Miss Shaw expects
To be IN New York again next Sep
tembar to continue her vocal studies.
as she is preparing for concert and
church work
In private letter from Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh Ford In London IT is learned that
Tho Dawn Of "a Tomorrow Is "a huge
success, notwithstanding many Of the
daily papers have been severe In their
criticisms Gertrude Elliot Is especially
mentioned I'm the letter as having be
witched the public with her interpre-
tation OF Glld Miss llobson's role).
and Ada Dryer has alsa scored with
the British public In her original char
acter OF Bet Tho papers have an given
great credit to Mr.. Ford for his stage
settings end the big fog scene especial
~ Mr. ana Mrs. Ford have made
two trips To- Che continent and arc hay
ing q glorious time, expecting TO be
homo about June 10
Miss Edlth Klngshurv and Miss
GmurthWaito left New York Wedncs-
day last, making short trip 10 Boston
before ling west Miss kingsbury has
been a faitnful student with her vocal
teacher and has made line progress.
The Misses Edna and sadie Coates,
with whom Miss kingsbury has been
associated. also paid Boston brici
visit. but returned To New York Tor
commencement Ut Columbia; both
young ladies have hnishci their work
In Columbia with great credi' 90 them
selves and viii leave for their home
In salt Lake early In June.
During the coming week tho Misses
Louise ana Claudia Holt, leave for
homo having completed their studies
here; the past winter and spring they
have been guests at Mr. and Mrs.
stuart NJ. Kohn's home on west one
hundred and sixteenth street and have
been close students OF vocal and in
strumental music. Gradually the Utah
people are making their way west
leaving few IN the colony to represent
the state,
on June /, Miss Pearl Wcucr also
leaves for her home In Salt Lake, she
having finished for the present her
work In voice culture, In which she
has made good progress. Miss Weller
has made a host OF friends since
coming here, and all hope to see her
return next winter TO resume work In
the studio.
At the Grogorian Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
T. Odel are located for the present
they are here for business and pleasure
expecting to remain a couple Of weeks
This morning at a, m. the Caledon-
ian Anchor line tied up at pier "a,
North river. and Mrs George William
son and four daughters, Mary Jessie,
Fanny and lisa Williamson, landed from
Burnside. near Glasgow on their way
to salt Lake to meet their oldest son
and brother. George, who has been west
a year Mrs Williamson Is a cousin
to Mr. Y. G Easton and the party was
met at the boat by Mr.. and Mrs. East
on. At salt Lake they will be welcom-
ed by their relatives. Mr. and Mrs
Joseph McMurrin and Mr.. and Mrs
Archibald Buchanan as well az other
relatives and friends. They expect 10
make salt Lake their future home.
having sold out nearly all interests In
Scotland and being prepared 70 try
their fortunes In new country; our
best wishes 60 with them. JANET.