The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-03
UTAHNS ATTEND
NAVAL PARADE
Salt Lake Well Represented at
HudSOn-FultOn Celebration
in New York.
MANY IN THE UNIVERSITIES
OTHERS EN- ROUTE TO EUROPE
TO FINISH ART STUDIES.

New York, Oct Among the thou
sands who witnessed the HudsOn-Ful-
ton naval parade Sept. % were a num-
Der of Utahns. including Levi z. Young,
Heber J. Grant, Nath. L. Smith, Nor
gan J. Rich, d. S. McQuarrie, Miss
Huttleballe, Miss Maughn, Miss Lottie
Harris, Miss Burns, Miss Pearl Weller.
Miss Margaret Hull, ]. T. Beal and
wife, John NuttalI, Miss Edna Evans,
Miss Hazel Barnes, Miss Eva CTaW-
ford. Miss Ella Nielsen, Wallace @.
Hunter and wife, Mrs. Willard Young,
Miss Alice Young, W. T. Scar, Miles
G. ROmney, d. w. Cummings, George
Barrett Miss Lizzie Frazier JuniUs r.
Wells, Miss Louise Holt Miss Claudia
Holt, John D. Spencer and son, besides
a number of Utah people temporarily
residing in New York.
Levi E. Young. who has been teach
ing in the history department Of the
University of Utah. is recent arrival
in New York, and has entered the Co
lumbia university, where he will spe-
cialize in history and kindred topics.
HebeT J. Grant has been spending
several days in New York on business
connected with the Home Fire InsuT-
ance company Of Salt Lake of which he
is president.
Miss HuttlebaIle and Miss Maughn Of
Logan, Miss Lottie Harris and Miss
Burns of Provo, and Miss Margaret
Hull of Salt Lake City arrived in the
city last week and are to take up the
line of domestic science at Columbia.
Attended Celebration.
Wallace G. Hunter and wife Of Salt
Lake, Mrs. Hunter, who was formerly
Miss Blanche Snow, are visiting their
friends in the city and enjoying the
festivities Of the big celebration. MI
Hunter labored as a missionary in and
around New York some time ago, and
his many friends are pleased to see
him. Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter are on their
wedding tour taking in many of the
principal cities of the east.
Misses Louise and Claudia Holt are
back in the metropolis to resume their
studies in music, after spending the
vacation in the west.
Midshipman Dan s. McQuarrie re-
turns to Annapolis next week, after
spending about a month visiting his
friends. He is an appointee to the ma
val academy from Utah, and from all
reports is a credit TO the state, stand
inS wei up i'm his classes.
Miss Edna Evans, Miss Hazel
~
are spending a few. days in the city en-
route to Paris, where they go to con
tinue their studies. Misses Evans and
Barnes viii study vocal music. Miss
Crawford the violin, and Miss Nielsen
the piano.
W. II. Sears and Miles A. Romney are
in New York on business for the I. c
NJ. l.. the former in the interest of the
clothing department and the latter to
make purchases for the carpet depart
ment
Junius F. Wells, who has been doina
a splendid work i'm Vermont in the
erection of a memorial to Joseph Smith
for the Church of Latter-day Saints is
a New York visitor, taking part in the
big naval parade. He addresses the
Latter-day Saints meeting on Sunday.
To Attend University.
Willard Christopherson and wife have
departed for Baltimore, where Mr.
Christopherson will enter the John
Hopkins university. He has spent two
years in Bellevue Mr.. and Mrs. Chris
tOphersOn will be greatly missed by the
Utah colony.
While visiting friends in New Jer-
sey, Miss Pearl WeileEsof Salt Lake de
cided to remain in New York this win-
ter and take up the study Of French
and vocal music.
Artist George Barrett and Miss Liz
Zie Frazier, both of Salt Lake, are the
guests Of Artist Jack Sears and
wife during the Hudson Fulton celebra-
ton.
D. W. Cummings, son Of B. F. Cum
mings of Salt Lake, while en- route to
France to do missionary work, stopped
off in New York for a few days.
Mrs. Colonel Willard Young and
daughter, Miss Alice, are visiting in the
city for a few days. Miss Young eX-
poets to remain here this winter to con-
tinUe her studies in voice culture.
J. T. Beal and wife and John NuttaU
of Provo arrived in the city last week
Messrs. Beal and Nuttan have entered
the teachers college Of Columbia
Nath. l. Smith, son Of John Henry
Smith of Salt Lake, leaves for home in
n few days. He has spent thirteen
months in England and about five
months in Vermont doing missionary
work.
John D. Spencer and son are in the
city to enjoy the celebration. having
come over from Atlantic City, where
Mr.. Spencer has been attending an in
surance convention.