The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-11
UTAH CITIZENS
VISIT NEW YORK
Especial to The Herald-Republican.)

Especial TO The Herald Republican,
New York, oct. 10.-Afrs. A. b. Hays
wife of Colonel Hays, who formerly
| lived in Ogden, but now residing in
| Washington, d. c., is visiting in New
| York City, and is the guest of Mrs
| Stuart Kohn at GIG West One Hundred
and Sixteenth street.
! On Wednesday last w. w Ritter and
| wife of Salt Lake City, Benjamin f.
| Ritter Of Logan and Benjamin F. Ritter
| jr., arrived in the metropolis and are
| stopping at the Waldorf AstOria. w
| W. Ritter is president of the Deseret Ma
| tiOnaI bank, and has been in attend
| ance at the Bankers convention in Chi
cagO. The party with the exception of
| Benjamin. jr., who remains in the city
| to resume his studies in the law depart
ment of the Columbia university, leave
| the first Of the week for Philadelphia
after which they will visit Washington
| ST Louis and Kansas City, on their
way home. Coming from Chicago, they
went across the lakes and down the St
Lawrence river TO Quebec, thence 10
Boston and New York by rail.
j, E. Stewart has been in the city
! the past week on business connected
with the Montpelier Mines company, of
which he is manager.
| Nibley of Salt Lake, arrived in the city
on Friday and is temporarily quar-
tered at the Park Avenue hotel. Mr..
| Nibley comes to New York to continue
his medical studies, having entered the
Bellevue. This is his second year, he
having spent one year at the Rush
| medical college in New York. Mrs
Nibley viii join her husband later.
J. F. Russon of Lehi, Utah, has re-
sumed his studies at the Pratt Institute
at Brooklyn. This is his second year
along the line of normal art and man.
ual training Mr.. Russon formerly
spent two years in the B. 7. U. at Pro-
vO. He has his family with him and
is located at No. 297 Taaffe place, Brook
| Ign.
Two new students at the Columbia
are Miss Eda Smurthwaite and Miss
Edna Coates. The former is the daugh-
| ter of Charley Smurthwaite of Ogden
| and is taking up the study of literature
Miss Coates is the daughter of Colonel
| Coates of Salt Lake, and will apply
herself to a course in mathematics.
George F. Ryan of Heber City, Utah
who has been doing missionary work in
New York City for the past eleven
months, left Saturday for West Vir-
ginia, where he expects to take charge
OF the work in that state.
Mrs. Charles Seymour and daughter
Julia have been visiting I'm New York
| for the past week, stopping at the Bres-
lin. Mrs. Seymour. with her husband
and family, are now residing in Phila-
delphia. but formerly resided in San
pete county, Utah. Mr.. Seymour is ex-
tensively engaged in the bottling OF
| fruit.
DIR. Joseph T. Kingsbury, president
of the University of Utah, arrived in
the city Friday and will remain a few
days. He was on his way to Boston tC
attend the convention of college profes-
sors, which cOnYenes the coming week
also to witness the Inauguration OF
President Lowell of Harvard.
Misses Elizabeth Vaughan and Marie
Huttleballe are now comfortably To-
Gated at No. 529 West One Hundred and
| Twenty-third street. Misses Margaret
! Hull, Lottie Harris and Fanny Burns
are patching at No. HOS Amsterdam
avenue. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas F. Bea1
are occupying a fat at No. 1888 Broad
way. Levi +. Young and L. John Nut
tai have rooms with Mr.. and Mrs Beal
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