The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-26
UTAHNS RECEIVE
At METROPOLIS
Miss Emma Lucy Gates Enter
tainS Old Friends at In
formal Musical.
JOIN ROOSEVELT THR0NGS
NEW YORK COLONY CONTRIB
UTEs QUOTA IN WELCOME.
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Especial TO The Herald Republican,

Especial 20 The Herald Republican,
New York. June 25.-Among this
weeks arrivals in the metropolis were
Charles W. Penrose. an apostle Of the
Mormon church. and party from Europe.
The party. which included Mrs. Penrose
and Misc Emma Lucy Gates and num-
her Of missionaries. came from Liver
pool on 'tho Mauretania. which locked
Friday. Mr.. and Mrs. Penrose re-
maluod IN the city only n few hours.
They left NJ / o'clock Friday over the
Iackewanna FOR Chicago and thence
Miss Gates remained until Saturday
rs the guest OF Ben j.. Rich. president
offhe eastern states mission OF the Nor
mon church. az 80 West one Hundred
and Twenty-sixth street. Friday even
inE a number OF the Utah colony were
entertained at an informal musical 1y
Miss Gates. r. g Easton also delght-
cd those present with several solos.
Altogether an enjoyable evening was
spent. during which Miss Gates In
creased the admiration OF her friends
Tor her beautiful and well trained
Ernest woouey. president OF the Utah
EamplinE works. Is in New YORK this
week on business. Mr.. Woolley is ac-
Companied BY a younger brother and Is
registered at the Imperial hotel.
Roosevelt day was faithfully observed
BY Utahns residing IN New York. Prac-
tically the entire colony turned out TO
H.aA AAANAA AstAhN ~ AAa" N..--eN - W.
Herald smoot. oldest son OF Senator
Reed Smoot. came TO New York for
Roosevelt day. Mr.. Smoot remained
only one night, going back TO wash
fngton Saturday. He was registered at
the Holland house.
The exodus 81 the Utah colony west
ward ~ nearly over Among the last
90 20 was 7. John Nuttall. who was
attending Teachers college at Column
bia university during the winter. Mr..
ErrHHnHn IN ffsar hn NIL
continue his studies at the summer ses-
sion OF the University OF Chicago. He
win return In September TO complete
his course at Columbia.
Master Frank Rich. son Of Ben r
Rich. left for Salt Lake City Tuesday
last The Utah colony Is proud Of the
record made by this young Utahn. Dur
ing the last year he has attended the
New York City public schools. grad
uatinE from the grammar department
this spring He was honor man in
hiT class. standing four points above
his nearest classmatc. Master Rich IS
making the trip alone. a feat that few
boys Of his age would have the courage
TO undertake.
7 ". Maynes. Josiah Salisbury. VIII
liam Patrick. Selby Jones and J. r.
Everett all Of salt Lake. passed
through New York City on their way
20 Montreal this week. They spent two
days sightseeing I'm New York and on
their way 90 Montreal stopped off at
South Royaiton. VT. 20 visit the Joseph
smith monument. They gail from, Mon
trcal on the McEantic for Liverpool.
June 20. Tor missionary work I'm Eng
land and Holland
Edwin Cannon OF Salt Lake and Al
bert Parkinson OF Idaho were passen-
gers on the White Star liner Cedric
which came into port June 20. Sew
cral days were spent In New York
sightseeing. and trim 20 Wet prfuf
% visit Mr.. Parkinson's cousin, ca
Diet. was made
Washington and Chicago on their
homew I'd journey. Messrs. Cannon
and Parkinson have been doing mis-
siOnary work IN Great Britain and Ger
many FOR three years.
Mrs r. G.. EastOn. well known TO all
Ttahns who have lived I'm the uetropo-
lis. LEFT for salt Lake this week. Mrs
East0n ia going west 20 visit friends
and relatives in Utah. and will return
IN early autumn
Asraei Woodruff Of Z. g. VI. T. q
in New York or business for HIS firm
he 9. registered at the Herald Square
hotel.
Mcssrs. Romney and Patrick. two