Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-07

special Correspondence.
q, Ew YORK, July 2.-The great
n number Of Utah students at
V Harvard university who have
been in that institution Of learn
Ing all winter began to disperse at the
beginning Of the week many Of them
finding their way to Gotham, making
this wayside inn a general ground for
relaxation from months of arduous
work. From them. your correspond
ont has been able TO learn some facts
concerning the work done by our Utah
boys and girls. First among the
scholastic successes. must be named
Mrs. George II. Mathews, wife Of the
late Prof. Mathews OF the University
OF Utah. She will best be remembered
as one of the ablest teachers In the salt
Lake City schools she was graduated
from Stanford university in 1902 tax
ING her a. NJ. In history "a year later.
For the last two years IN Radcliffe COLI
'egc she has been a social and intcl-
nor a double scholarship for the acdl-
mic year just ended. She has just been
awarded the degree ~ doctor Of philo-
Sophy. the fourth student to receive
ihis honor I'm the history " Radcliffe
coIIege-and the first in the department
of history. Mrs. Mathews will sail for
England next week. returning in time
90 take up her duties as professor Of
history in Nassar college the begin
ming Of next term.
The utah colony" at Harvard Is. o.
course, headed boy Prof. q. NJ. Marshall.
without doubt the most eminent mem
Der II that worthy hand. As was an
uclnaied by his friends he has made
a brilliant record IN the graduate
school, 4 year ago he received the de-
gree of a. NJ, with such distinction
a. t1 win for him much
lnEcd scholarship for this year.
h.s work the past year has exceeded
sh expectations. and he now is ready
JOY ihe degree NJ Ph. II. With his
lan.'y Prot Marshall will visit his
parents DO Iowanda, Penn. for several
Ne'ks during the summer, reaching
e I Lake early IN September, full Of
~ io resume the direction Of the
'crgty
N'N Ih Tine comes Christian Larson,
graduate 81 the Agricultural col
~, Logan. Mr.. Larson was a stu
l'Nl "i Harvard some time age. and
~ .nN completed the work necessary
.W prs a. NJ" Mr.. Larson for the
lefl year has been on the library stan
~ p.ik a position he will hold dur
iHs zoe summer
iI''. Henry Peterson Of the depart.
pr %. ~ pedagogy OF the l. n. $. uni
a, 'ly also received his degree Of A.
,5 he VIII remain another year AZ
l'I 'atd year ago Prof Peterson
,.N me degree Of Pm. n. from the
University Of Chicago.
rom the u. Y. college Of Logan. Of
Oi.h ne is graduate. SIR. George &.
,,Iison has been doing fine work al
wy ward he had already spent two
ltl,ns bon The University Of Chicago ana
l again register there this summer.
- ~ Nh NnhA NJ mas tffIl 40
~ Harvard, will entitle him to his
~ me great college az Cambridge
,lles me above named graduate stu
n's there are six undergraduates
oh lath. Chester Snow of ogden. is
.,' eniy one OF these 10 be graduated
lNis commencement. and win re-
r..Ne the degree Of 4. b. Isaac Il.
....hS also ~ ogden. finished his
-i'nomore year ~ eNcellcntly as
!. n' awarded valuable scholarship
II next year. lyman r. Msrtineau.
q, Lloyd w Brooks and Benjamin +.
,tlli'f. Jrr all Of Salt Lake. finished |
-,i freshman year with records that |
!. piillse great things for their future.
1. man Tanner. OF Provo, special :,
.,'ltnt IN the Lawrence Scientific /
.nooi ~ making for himself place IN
". regular list. George W. Barlow Of
sleh, another special student IN the
,,'se; and Lynn Clinton ~ salt
''Ne' IN The law school at Harvard.