Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-14
UTAH STUDENTS IN PFpIe,,


~ ERLIN. Nov. 2i.-Perhaps no
x state IN the Union has a great
or per cent OF her population I'm
foreign lands than has Utah. No
wanderer from the Beehive state need
be without friends whether Dc bee IN
Chicago, New York. Paris. London or
Seriin. Wherever there ls a city noted
Tor It's opportunities for learning tbcre
may the student from Desorct De found
And these students are. almost without
exception. hard. earnest workers.
Usually they are gaining their edu-
cation at great sacrifice. they rea
He they must make the most OF their
Time because Of scarcity of hard
cash. They often know not when mo
word may come. saying they must roe
tuil nome because Tho parents or
brothers find it impossible to helm
mem any longer on account OF ln-
creased expenses at home
The Utah student is almost clan
nish, having few friends outside his
own class matters. He is TOO husv to
80 out ln society. he is away from
nome for special purpose and that
purpose is 10 successfully complete the
course of study he has mapped out.
NAfhAN lAt.l ttl ION. IIN more
LH iS ucedtul lie finds happiness
ON work. He is realizing ne ideal
no has dreamed Of FOR so many
years
student life is fascinating. There is
something so delightfully."- unconvcn-
tional about t. IL is not az am ncces-
sary 10 always mind ones p's and as
we may read a book with our feet
resting on the table or spill "a bottle of
INK on tho table cloth (but look ont
Tor the landladyD without being con-
sidered either rude or uncouth. The
students here IN Berlin are happy. We
make II our business TO help each 9th
or. We try TO keep ourselves from
knoc king each other You know
knocking" is a failing musicians md
a Tot of other good people have inher-
lted from their great great grandfa-
theirs and great -grandmnthers.
But the Utah students who are now ln
Berlin are. without exception good
earnest workers Something good can
be said OF each one OF them They are
an talented and have bright prospects.
Miss Emma Lucy Gates Is SO well
known In Utah as an artist Of the first
rank that Il seems superhuOus "a write
that her kapellmeister predicts "a bril-
liant future for her ON the operate
stage. She is at present perfecting
herself In the German language and In
NAfAsAAAa AtI repertoire so AlNl NIe
will be perfectly prepared to make her
debut next season.
Miss Lyla Yost Of ogden has been ln
Berlin longer than any or the other
students She Is ono who says little
about herself but who works always.
She is not only "a singer possessing a
beautiful voice but she is also a very
fine teacher as well. ShC may possibly
return to Utah in the near future. IN
she does she VIII meet with success as
she is specially gifted ~ n teacher
Not long ago Mr.. and Mrs. willard
Andelin surprised us an by coming
into Berlin unannOunced. They have
taken "Wohnung" near Victoria
L0uisen Platz. and may bo found hard
at work any day from eight o'clock
in the morning until six az night
They are both continuing their vocal
studies with Richard Lowe.
Alfred Best Is the pet pupil OF George
Ferguson, who predicts a great future
for the Utah tenor. He has such
great faith IA Mr.. Best that he gives
him his lessons without charge. Mr..
Bcsts aim is 20 sing the italian op-
eras rather than those Of RlCaard
Wagner Mrs Best who was for
merry Miss Emma Dean. Is with her
husband.
Ray Holloway Of Provo. Miss Rita