Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-30

Special Correspondence.
n VIEW YORK, May 24.-Gov. and
Mrs. John C. Cutler slipped in
to the city so quietly week
ago that not even their Utah
friends were aware of their presence
here, until their departure, which oc-
CURED yesterday. The governor with
Messrs. w. w. Ritter, Frank b. Steph-
ems and James II. Mays came up from
Washington. where they had attended
the Governors Convention" the week
before THE Martinique" on west
Thirty third and Broadway was the
New York hotel of the governor and
wife. AS this was Mrs. Cutters first
visit to Gotham, in many years, the
many objects of interest here natural
ly occupied every moment of their
time, While they were In Washington,
Senator Smoot and family entertained
in their honor Including also the mem
bers of the governors party
Mr., and Mrs, w. w. Ritter and
daughter Clara, with Mrs. Charles
Crismon and Mrs, Rebecca Little,
were registered at the Herald Square
hotel, while they were here, The party
left Friday evening by the Fan River
line. for a few days stay In Boston.
THE Hub" was the home of Mrs.
Ritter during a portion OF her school
days. and an affection for that dear
old city Is very strong with her. Bos-
ton as well az New York has fostered
many of our Utah boys and girls dur
ing their years of study, and It ranks
first with them always, there being
wide difference in the attractions of
Gotham" and the solid attachment
shown by students and residents OF
the Hub" no matter how long sep
arated from its atmosphere,
The Boston trip TO attend conference
made by President McQuarrie, Elder
Andrews and Mrs. Dusenberry was IL
most enjoyable one the party return
ing Tuesday. A large attendance at
the several meetings and the excellent
music rendered by Miss Jepperson and
others, with the dance and social given
Saturday evening made the three days
entertaining and profitable for all who
were there.
Tuesday evening saw the departure
OF Miss Rea Nibley for Chicago, her
friends gathered In numbers 10 see her
OF at the Pennsylvania depot. Wishing
her all sorts of good luck on her home-
ward trip,
DIR, Ralph Richards made a. few hlr.
ried calls upon his friends last week;
his time being limited and having as
travelling companion New Zealand
doctor on his nrst visit to America. the
genial doctor had but small opportuni-
~ 10 see his friends here Friday no
and his companion left for Montreal
and Rochester. MINI. to attend eonven-
lions az these two places Chicago viii
also be a stopping place. where he Will
meet number OF Utah medical stu
dents.
In n few days DR.. Gill Richards Will
take his departure for the west. arriY-
ing IN Chicago June In time 10 attend
medical convention to be held there
From the Annapolis naval academy
come good reports of Mr.. Dan McQuar-
RE. eldest son OF President and Mrs
McQuaTTie. and cadet al that aoade-
my, a picture OF him In uniform he has
sent 10 several OF his friends In the city.
That he wiz rank among the first IN his
studies there. there 10 small doubt, for
young MoQuarrie has proved himself
capable IN that direction long before
entering the naval academy There
are several other Utah boys AZ Anna
polls and al are making good records
The Scotch Canadian society, an ola
organization 81 New York, of which
Dr. James u. MacPheo IL president,