The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-07
MRS. MORRIS AND
PARTY IN GOTHAM
Numerous Other UtahnS Are
Soiourning in Metropolis
of Nation.
BUSINESS AND PLEASURE
SOME BUYING GOODS, OTHERS
MERELY SIGHTSEEING.

Especial to The HeraId-Repubhcan)
New York. Nov. Son Oct. p Mrs.
Stuart Kohn entertained for Mrs. Duffy.
formerly Miss Grace Fitzgerald of Og-
den, but now residing in East Orange.
N j., at the KOhn apartments, Gle West
one Hundred and Sixteenth street. A
number of Utah people were present old
time friends of Mrs. Duffy.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Squires were visit
ing in New York last week, the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Russell al their
apartments on One Hundred and seventy
seventh street. Mr.. and Mrs. Squires re-
turned to Wilmington Saturday.
Visiting with Mrs. Fisher mother of
Miss Salle Fisher, at her beautiful home
AZ Port Washington, l. l., are Mrs X.
C Easton and Miss Alton Young. The
latter has been visiting in New York for
some time, the CREST of her aunt, Mrs.
Eastcn.
Fred Myer. formerly manager of the
clothing department of the z. c. NJ l.
in Salt Lake, which position he held for
about thirty-five years, has been visiting
in New York the past week and is regis
tered at the Hotel York Mr.. Myers is
here for the purpose OF connecting hm-
self with some first class clothing houses,
which he expects to represent through
Utah and adjoining country. He expects
to be in the metropolis for about two
or three weeks.
Horace II. Cummings superintendent of
the Latter-day Saints church schools, ar
rived in New York Oct. 80 and expects
to remain here for about three or four
weeks. Mr.. Cummings is in the city.
partly on business in connection with the
church schools ana partly on personal
business. Mr.. Cummings while here will
finish the manuscript on his nature study
work, of which he has three volumes,
The first volume has been in use for some
time in the Utah schools The American
Book company viii publish Mr.. Cum
ming s work. While in their office today he
received compliments on his work; also
considerable encOura cement with refer
ence to placing the books in the New
York public schools.
Sutro's New Play.
The Builder of Bridges" Alfred SUIT
rOs new comedy, was produced at the
Hudson theatre last week, and it will be
interesting to Salt Lakers to know that
Dewitt c. Jennings has a prominent part
I'm the cast and received favorable re-
views from the New York press
During the past two or three weeks the
all-impOrtant and foremost topic IS poll
tics. The newspapers have been full of
reading matter faVOring. and COndemning
certain candidates and have published
some splendid cartoons, the work
of Davenport and many others of the
best the city affords On Saturday night,
I'm the New York Journal. appeared what
is considered the best cartoon coming out
during the campaign, and Salt Lakers
viii be pleased to know that it was from
the pencil Of our own Jack Sears, who
has sprung into much prominence as a
Cartoonist the past year. his work COM
pairing favOrably with the best of his pro-
fessOn.
Registered at the Herald Square hotel
are Messrs. R. Patrick and J. h Mich
olson. of Salt Lake. Both are here IN
the interest of the Z. c. NJ l.. the former
of the wholesale notions department and
the lateer of the mems furnishings de-
partment- They viii make purchases for
their respective departments and will be
In the city for about two weeks.
At the chapel services of the Latter
day Saints last Sunday Elders Horace
Cummings, John ". Young, Ben z. Rich
and Junius F Wells We're the speakers
Mr.. Wells having come down from Bos-
ton and Vermont.
Miss Nora Eliason of Logan. Utah, ar
rived in the city last Wednesday and Is
temporarily located with Mrs. Stuart
KOhn Miss EliasOn was here last win
ter taking voice culture and will resume
her studies. although she has not yet de
cided under whom she will study. Mem
bers of the Utah colony gladly welcomed
Miss Elfason and anticipate hearing heI
beautiful voice many times during the
winter
Mrs. Morris Arrives.
Arriving in the city Saturday were Mrs
Emma Ramsey Morris. Miss IVY Hout1
and Miss Ruth Miner. the two former
from Salt Lake and the latter from
Springville. They left Salt Lake nearly
"A month ago. and have been Sightseeing
in the principal cities of the east, spend
ing most of their time, however, in Wash
inston and Chicago Mrs. Norris gave
a number of concerts en- route After
spending few days here, they will leave
for Boston. where they will visit friends
after which they viii return TO New
York. Then Miss Houtz and Mrs. Nor
riS viii sail for Antwerp, their destina-
ton being Berlin Mrs. Morris expects
to remain about six months and has witt
her her little girl Miss HOutz expects
10 study vocal music, piano and cOmpO-
sitOn, and will be gone about thres
years, spending the first two
wears. snendnE the first two Nears in