The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-05
NEW YORK MECCA
OF MANY UTAHNS.
MISSIONARY RETURNS, MAKING
STOP IN JERUSALEM.
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New York, Dec. William Mickey
is again in New York, and expects to
remain for the winter. Mr.. Mickey and
wife blanche Thomas) left Salt Lake
a few weeks ago, and have been in Chi
cago most of the time. Mrs. Mickey will
Join her husband here in about week.
Mr.. and Mrs Clyde Squires are now
comfortably located in a fiat on One
Hundred and Twenty second street,
near Riverside drive. They expect to
make New York their home for tho win
ter.
viii Patrick and Joe Decker have
been in New York for about a week on
business. They have been making eN-
tensive purchases for the spring trade
Tom Shannon is also in the city for a
few days. They are all registered at
the Herald Square.
DR.. James f, Talmage made a flying
trip to New York last week, being reg
istered at the Park Avenue hotel. DR..
Talmage remained but two days, going
from here to Washington.
1IT. and Mrs. Levi Young entertained
a few friends in honor of Mr.. Young s
sister, Miss Elma Young, at their apart
ments in Broadway recently.
Arriving on the White Star liner, the
Baltic, on the morning Of November %,
was NJ. Orson Rogers of Salt Lake. Mr..
Rogers is returning home after an abb
senCe Of thirty-eight months in South
Africa, where he has been doing mis-
sionary work for the Mormon church.
AIF. Rogers sailed from Africa on Sep
TENDER 16, going by way of Port Said,
thence to Jerusalem, where he spent
several days. From Jerusalem he jour
neyed to Athens and then to Liverpool
He Will take in the sights Of the me
trOpolis for a few days, leaving for the
west by way of Washington, st. Louis
and Kansas City on Wednesday next.
Mr.. Rogers is the guest of his cousin,
Clyde Squires.
Ben T. Rich spent Saturday, Sunday
and Monday in Philadelphia, where he
met in conference with the elders of the
Latter-day Saints church, who are la
/ boring in the eastern part Of Pennsyl-
vania. Mr.. Rich reports a most profit
able and pleasant trip,
One Of the most interesting and best
attended meetings that have been held
I in New York by the Latter-day Saints
was held on Sunday, November 2S. The
meeting took on the nature Of a Thanks
giving service. Excellent musical mum
bers were given. A mixed qudrtette con-
sisting of Mrs. Thomas Beal, Miss Elma
Young and Ross Beattie and Charles
E. Dinwoodey sang Lift Up YoW
Hearts I'm Praise to Cod; Miss Claudia
Holt sang, "Oh, Love Divine" and r
c.. EastOn sang two beautiful numbers
The meeting was addressed by Elder
Levi Young, who delivered a very elO-
quent speech. In the congregation were
! noticed a large number of Utah people
Thomas A. Beal of the faculty of the
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is studying at Columbia university, reaS
a paper at the home of DR.. Seligman OF
/ TAX on Corporate Franchise" 1t was
Mr.. Beals seminary work. and the pa
per received great praise from the pro-
/ fessOr in charge of the department
/ Should Mr.. Beal remain at Columbia
Dr. Seligman wishes him to take the
paper for his Doctors thesis. Mr. Beal
however, win probably return to the
Snow academy at the conclusion Of this
years work.