Show I Helen Hartley Home From St Study dy in East Tells Tell p of Ex Experiences Experiences' erie ces' ces Enthusiastic over her experiences s in New York where ehe has has' been studying for nearly a year car Miss Helen Hartley is home for Ibra a few months to visit with the members of f her family and with her fri friends Sh She will wUl i return turn la year later t o f cw- cw Jt 1 n. n der Ovide Musin the noted Doted violin joHn t teacher ca cli or Miss fiss Hartley has bas many pleasant reminiscences reminiscences rem rem- of the time Utah colony in New Nen NewYork NewYork York and has a 2 good od word ord to say of all with whom she came in contact There were ere many pleasant meetings meeting between between between be be- tween Miss Hartley and the other in tho the metropolis and there WOre were ninny many delightful experiences I went to a moving mo picture theatre the thea tre with Irene Kelly Williams one one- ni Miss Hartley y said yesterday The lights were out and a man and woman were seated lust just ahead of us IW When en the lights came camo camo on on I W was I surprised stirS sur to recognize Harold who had bad dropped into th tb show with hi his wife M-ife for a half balf hours hour's amusement Thov rhoy were as surprised to see seo us as we MC were to see nee them Now York isn't such a bi bit bie place after aCter all There were other experiences of ot a similar character equally interesting Mr hat has gained a 4 bit big reputation a as au an operatic coach He lie has bas written a great deal of popular mu music c and h has lias s pr prospered greatly C Miss f Williams who studied with t Oscar Oear Saen gaenger crt has moved to San j Iran Iran- ran deco cieco and will will I understand open a n. studio studio- there in the spring Her has developed de and improved remarkably d hei study period in tho the cast Claudia ludia Holt Jolt appears frequently in concert work and has won man many friends by hr her sweet voice olce and pleasing pc per per- r. r Sho ha has b-as man many mahi concert engagements engage engage- ments that am are most profitable Miriam Brooks is one oue of oC the mos most advanced d a successful pupils of Arthur Ar thur Shepherd at tho the New England En land conservatory Boston ou and I saw lie her bet my stay in tho the cast Her concerts concerts concerts' con con- attract much attention and many favorable comments from th the critics Elise Owen a. a former a-former pupil of Prof Goor o E. E of t this is cit city Olty my iny for foramer or mer amer teacher is studying with Ovid Ovide She does not appear in concert conceit de devoting her c entire time to practice anc and StUdY I Baby B by Tout On OnStage Stage H Hazel Dawn Tout rout as the Pink Lady is still the popular favorite anc anchas and has become the idol of the the- navy Alof Al An of the junior officers and middles middle about her and her acting Sho She re receives re- re es cei loads of ot flowers and carJe cards an and not notes s every night but she sho pays no not the slightest attention to any oft off them themas 38 as is lM right and proper She Sho lives in iii to SO- elusion with her parents and nd her life tife off the tho sta stage o is centered in in tb the home bom Hazel has furnished a beautiful little home in New Now York ln and is seldom seen Been elsewhere except on the stage Her little sister ister only fourteen year rears old the bab baby of the family is a mem member her ber of the thc Pink ink Lady Laly chorus chorus- and i is isas isas as demure demuro and sweet as H Hard Hazel Sh She ha has a remarkable personality f for r so BO littie littie lit lit- tie a girl sirl and the tho brilliant successes of f her ber sisters will be bo equalled by he her own own w success ss according to the tho jud judgment of her friends and less biased critics H While I was in Chi Chicago a o I 1 met n Morna Mor Mor- rh ris na Andrews who is teaching in the violin vio yb- lin department of Culver university II lIe Ire lIeis is d devoting his entire timo time to teaching with the exception of an occasional J public appearance One of his recent engagements W was S as soloist with th the Mozart club at Rt which ho Imo added muc much to his r reputation as an artistic violin violin- jet Miss Hartley says sas that New York i is filled with fascination n for her and that tha life in that city could ho bo made a mu continual con con continual round of delight ht She is none Done tho the less less' pleased to b bo be at homo again asai n. n She will remain in this cit city four o or oruie five uie months and will then go o back t to Now York for a year n after which sh she will have nac the tho opportunity of studying abroad She study studs in Paris for on one year rear possibly two Further than that tha time timo her present plans dp do not riot extend I 1 plan to rest and just loaf an and enjoy m myself for a a. full fuli month J I think of playing she says U and and T J Twant want to get iet et ill all the outdoor lifo life I can during my stay ta I will not play in pub pub- lie lic for at least a month because I i came caine homo home for a a. rest I am ani m kc pin up my practice or six hours a a- a lay day but bu that thai is IB not depriving me mo of the tho time for forre re resting tin It good to ho he at home l latain again arno among lr my friends and with the family but when h n I havo hao had bad m my vaca vaca- tion I will ill be as eager to return to mj my studies s as as' I was as to come home |