The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-28
NEWS Of UTAHNS
IN NEW YORK CITY
Mrs. Early Gives Luncheon for
a Number of Friends From
the West.
FRANK FOSTER PR0SPERS
SALT LAKER WINS
PROMINENCE ON THE STAGE.
FRANK FOSTER PROSPERS
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New York, Nov. 27.-At the Early
home on One Hundred and Forty-sec-
ond street, Mrs. Early entertained a
number of her Utah friends on Thurs
day, November Is, at luncheon. Those
present were Mrs. r. c. Easton, Miss
Laura BOwring, Miss Nora Eliason and
Miss Alton Young.
r. Mark Brown, IT., who is attending
the medical department of the Columbia
university, went to Boston, November
10, to be in attendance at the football
game between Yale and Harvard. MI
Brown spent Thanksgiving week with
friends in Cambridge and Boston.
H. c. Wallace, formerly of the Wal
lace Bros. Drug company in Salt Lake,
recently spent several weeks in Gotham
perfecting his patent advertising dis
play rack. While here Mr.. Wallace
made his home at 249 West Forty-sec-
Ond street, although considerable of his
time was spent on the Jersey side,
where he has relatives. Mr.. Wallace
left for the west November 10, and
stopped over a few days at Chicago.
Senator Shoots secretary, Charles NJ
Morris, spent a few days in New York
the past week on business connected
with the house furnishings of Senator
Shoots new home in Washington. He
states that when finished, the senator
will have one of the incest homes in
Washington.
John c. Bailey of Ogden, F. Horace
Gum of Adamsville, NJ. Johnson of
Ranch and William Bringhurst of
Springville, Utah, were recent arrivals
i'm New York. The two former will re-
main in the city, and the two latter will
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they will do missionary work for the
Mormon church.
Junius F. Wells visited in the me-
tropolis Saturday and Sunday, return
ing to Boston on Monday. Mr.. Wells
will go to Vermont from Boston, from
which place he will leave for the west,
where he will spend the winter.
Mrs. G.. NJ. Higgins. who formerly
lived in New York, but who removed
TO Salt Lake about six years ago, where
she has resided at 273 I street, was
called to New York on account of the
death of her son. George N, who died
at his home at Morris Heights, Novem-
Der II. Mrs. Higgins received a tele-
gram while in Salt Lake to the effect
that her son had taken seriously i'll, and
before she reached his bedside he had
passed to the great beyond. Besides
his mother and numerous other rela
tives. Mr.. Higgins leaves a widow and
two children to mourn his loss.
On Sunday morning Mrs Eugene
Roberts and two children of Provo.
Utah, passed through the city on her
way to New Haven. Mrs Roberts was
met here by her husband, who preceded
her east a couple of months Mr.. and
Mrs. Roberts will make their home in
the college city, where Mr.. Roberts is
attending Yale university in the de-
partment of physical trainig. D..
Frank Foster, who is now with the
"FOllies of 1909" company, spent Sunday
in the city. The company played last
week at the Montauk in Brooklyn, and
viii be in Newark the coming week.
Mr.. Foster is another Utah boy who is
making good in his profession, having
had successful engagements with
number Of the best companies appear
ing in this city and other eastern cities,
Horace Cummings, superintendent Of
the /. D. S. church schools, is still in
New York. Mr.. Cummings has been
working on the manuscript of his nature
study work It will be ready for the
printers in q few days, and when il
comes from the American Book COM
pany's press it will be one of the best
works along that line on the market.
Mr. Cummings viii be in the city about
two weeks yet.
At the regular chapel services Of the
Latter-day Saints tomorrow a Thanks
giving service viii be held. Special mu-
steal numbers have been arranged for,
which will consist of vocal solos by Miss
Claudia Holt and r. c. Easton, also
a mixed quartette by Mrs. Thomas Beal,
Miss Ella Young and Messrs Ross
Beatie and c. f. DinwOodey. The
meeting will be addressed by Levi E.
Young