Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-12

IN | nesdaY evening ereSiuc"e
" Mr.. non e. Rich, and Mr.. anu
>Mrs C. Easton were the
guests of Hon. a. w McCune anu
wife at the Metropolitan oper"
where MIR, McCune had the ooN u
I F Hncgln. the first 'iOa cen'er ."
the magic circle. The opera -,
Pasouali'' was sung by Bonei' %ne
Wm Pasqualc ana Pm ~ dc
cnst so the evening MAS one oi -,
light to all At tho close. Mr, anu ,'1n %iS
NcSun, In their usual hospi'aole
manner arranged an eleSah'
opera supper at the Waldorf ,,t wne
1hcy are STAYING and more FieUs"ne ~
evening for the guests ca"i'ot ao
Imagined Mrs. McCunc, VINO nuS -, -
In poor health for some tiiie' 80 in
improved and able to participa,e III
MANY evening socials; her ulon
being here has added to the pleasure
of her winters visit. which may CA
tend into the late spring.
Mr.. Green. son-in-law to MT anu
Mrs. McCune, who was wounded M so'ns
weeks since in California Is 6ain,ne ,',
rapidly In strength ana Is hoW NJ
IN attend to business. Miss Bessie W.
S,ne comesf down from Briarcline,
bcr school on the Hudson. on oa'ui
DAYS and stays over until Sunday eve
nings- Nrr Me-
Cunc will remain in the CITY, ~
business of Importance is Keeping MIN
here at present
NJ and Mrs NJ ]. Hall, leave tho
comine week for Los Angeles where
thcy make their home for the future
Mrs Hall is daughter OF II. 5, WoolIeS,
and has been a resident of New oIN
for some time, but II good aPportuh,n'
tn enter a business firm In the Nai-
fornia city for Nh. Hall, decided thc
young people to leave at once anu ~
cato in that delightful place. Mrs
Halls health. 1t Is hoped VIII DC I'M
proved by the change to warmer
climate
Two young hustlinG business men oi
Salt Lake, MessrS. Ernest Woolley ana
Lester Taylor arrived In the city sew
cral days ago on business bent, ana VIII
be here for Il week longer possibly Nls-
iting other eastern cities Mr.. Woolley
is we'll known in the Utah colony ana
Is always welcome visitor.
A one-act play. called The Combina-
tIon." has made a big hit In vaude-
willie with Howard Kyle in the leading
character. Mr. Kyle will be remem-
bered by all Salt Lakers In the old
Grand stock company days.
Messrs. Asahel Woodruff and w. T.
Scare OF Il c. NJ. l. were to be seen at
chanel services today. the former being
one OF the speakers at the church:
both gentlemen have relatives and
friends IN the Brooklyn conference and
are welcome additions to the Gotham
colony.
The coming of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Saville to New York for a months
visit is Il most welcome one to Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Scars. Mrs. SaVille and Mrs
Sears being sisters. Mrs. Savillc VIII
probably remain for some time with
Mrs. Sears.
Thursday morning Elder Spencer
Young of Raymond. Canada, arrived
from England. where he has filled
two years mission. He will remain for
a week as the guest of his cousin. Mr..
Mark McCune, and Will then travel to
Montreal to meet his brother. Grant.
who sailed from London two days ago
and will land at that port ho having
gone over some time ago with a large
consignment OF cattle for the stock
market He visited his brother In Brad
has been presiding for some time IN
Bradford and at chapel services today
gave brief outline of his work In the
mission field The two brothers will
travel from Montreal direct To Ray
mond. where their father. b S. Young,
is waiting to greet them.
IT was with much pleasure that the
friends OF Mt William Mickey listened
to his very interesting testimony at
today's fast services Mrs. Mickey,
formerly Miss Blanche Thomas. was
expected here at holiday time but left
Chicago for Salt Lake to be with their
little daughter
Saturday. Feb. ). when the Laurent
&c sailed from here. Mr.. w. s. Bassett
of Provo was among her passengers.
Mr.. Bassett goes to Germany to study
music in preparation for the work OF
a teacher; he will not conflne his stud
les to any one city, but will take up