Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-02
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sn.clal Conesponaente.

Special Correspondence.
A lew YORK. My 2S.-Tho COM
N ing week viii be one Of anxiety
" 10 the Utah students al Column
bia and the other schools where
they are engaged Mr. T, j. Pack.
who has now been at Columbia uni
versity in the geological department,
for two years, took his final oxamina-
lions last week. and may now sign
Pm. ID. TO his name. Mr.. Pack has
well earned this honor for every mo-
ment since his arrival In the city has
been devoted 10 study in the college
and he leaves It with credit TO himself
and the state he represents II was
the privilege Of Dr. Talmage 20 be
present while Mr.. Pack was taking the
examination. and he was unstinted IN
praise for his fellow toWnsman. re-
marking that he vas proud 70 be Wit
ness 10 the success Of his friend. Mr..
Pack rightly holds the words Of com
mendation from DR.. Talmage equally
IN esteem with those Of his professors
AZ the university. At banquet given
by the officers Of the geological de-
partment in their club rooms last
week, Mr.. Pack was the only one of
tho graduating students who was hon
cred by place on the program. As
his guests AZ the banquet, besides Mrs
Pack, were Miss Ida Savage and Elder
Z. W. Worlton.
Miss Jasmine Young left FOR her
home IN salt Lake last Tuesday. stay
ing a day with her uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs Il. p. Young in Chit
cago. Miss Young. while here. has
been the recipient Of much attention
from relatives and friends. iheaters,
concerts. ball games and other amuse-
ments. have been thoroughly visited,
her time being well occupied TO the
pleasure of herself and friends. That
her absence Is felt by everyone goes
without saving and l. IS hoped she
will pay New York another visit be-
fore the year Is out
Last Monday. Mrs. Nys,rom, the
Misses Taylor and Misses Ida Mitchell
and Ida Savage took a Tip 10 West
Point. Miss Mitchell let Tuesday
evening on the Fall river boat for Bos-
ton 10 remain for several days sight
seeing In that interesting city. Miss
Mitchell will visit her friends. Prof.
and Mrs. @. NJ. Marshall. in Cam
bridge while there. returning by boat
Saturday evening.
II. 5. Wooley IS here again on min
ing business, being located for the
present at the Breslin, Twenty
and Broadway. he has on exhibition IN
the large windows Of the hotel, a fine
specimen of ore, which is attracting
much attention
The fourth of June sees the
departure Of Miss Ruth Moench.
for her home I'm Logan. She
has but recently returned from Phlla-
delphia where she was the guest ~
Miss Ida Driver Of ogden. Al a recep-
tion. given by Miss Bertha Kunz
Baker az her home on Staten Island
previous 10 her trip 10 Philadelphia
Miss Moench gave a reading Of "The
Sunken Bell " which was heartily en-
cored by the invited guests, and she
was forced 20 acknowledge the recall
by giving another poem ~ her own
selection Miss Moench has been
close student all winter and returns
home well equipped to Instruct large
classes in her line ~ elocutioUary work.
She has made many friends here who
regret her departure.
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At yesterdays services Of the Latter
day saints Two Elders from far away
lands. were present, and one, W II.
Lyons addressed the congregation,
Eide Lyons Of Murray, is from South
Africa. whore he has been laborlug
Tor few years. and most ably did he
hold his audience I'm the discourse he
gave OF his experience In that far on