Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-19
SALT LAKERS IN GOTHAM.


student in the mining and inetalurgical
depart gents for the last four years,
graduating with honors.
At last Sundays services, Mrs. Susa
Y. Gates and Mrs McCune spoke. being
invited by President Rich to address the
people. Mrs. Viola Pratt Gillett sang,
Mr.. Easton singing the closing hymn.
A G.. Boyle. Jr.. a former Utah stu
dent but for the past two years a stu
dent in the mining department Of CO.
lumbia university. has been appointed
captain Of IS men to spend several
weeks i'll the -nntliricite coal regions
of Pottsville. Pa. Later he will visit
the largest iron mines of Michigan and
study mining operations on Il large
scale during the summer. The classes
i'll mining and geological engineering at
Columbia do their field work during
July and August, the fields being ac-
cessibic to the city. Numerous exam
pies for practise in coal mining can be
studied to best advantage within
radius of 100 miles Of New York City,
and over u hundred students take up
this work in a serious way each sum
mer.
At the close OF Miss Eleanor Robson.s
| engagement ut the Lyceum. June ), IN
The Dawn of Tomorrow" Miss Rob-
son, accompanied by her friend. Mrs.
Hal Russell ada Dwyer). who has so
successfully shared honols With Miss
Robson III this delightful play, and
ctnperoEcd by society leader, Mrs.
Ianderbrook. by invitation Of Mr.
august Belmont, left IN his private car
for the famous stock farm OF the
millionaire in Lexington, Kentucky for
u weeks rest and social enjoyment.
MISS Robson and Mrs. Russell have
been close companions since their first
engagement several wears ago in a
play we'll suited To their distinct talents
and with the exception OF Mrs. Rus
seiEs Austrian tour in Mrs. Wigs" a
year ,S ., ago, they have been inseprabc
III their stage and home life Mrs
Russell always makes her home with
Miss Robson. Mrs. Russell left for
Chicago last evening by the $50 Tween
ueth Century limited, where she will
stay over q day to hear Il play read,
and then go on to Salt Lake to remai,,
the summer with her husband. daugh-
ter ana relatives until Miss Itobsons
return III August when '"rhe Dawn
viii resume its run at the Lyceu,n.
Mrs. Russell since her trip to Australia
mas been sought by playwrlghts ana
managers to create n role adaptcd To
her UNIQUE qualities as an actress hence
the reason of the stop-over in Chicago
to hear play read-another author
feeling confident lie has struck the note
that Will write success in big tyne for
artistic and author. Miss Robson and
her mother, Madge Carr Cooke, sailed
Saturday for Europe
Mr. and Mrs. II. G.. whitney. their
son Horace, who is returning from
a mission to Germany and their
daughter Marian. arrived Friday
morning on the Mauritania, and are
located at the Waldorf where they
Will be. until the end of the week
when they leave for home. The party
has had -four months trip abroad.
sailing from this port to Naples where
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitney met their two
sons Horace and Frank, and toured
italy. France and Germany and swift.
Zerland
Elder Horace Whitney had been re-
leased previous to the arrival of his
parents. but his brother Frank. is
! .