The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-23
UTAH COLONY BUSY
IN NEW YORK
Electrical Show at Madison
Square Garden Proves
Highly Attractive.
THE CITY BUDGET EXHIBIT
Furnishes Great Fund of Information
for Those Interested in Economic,
Political and Social Studies.
Especial 10 the Herald Republican,

Especial TO The Herald Republican,
New York, Oct. 22.-With the many
attractions that New York is offering
this fall and winter, together with the
regular demands OF business and
school life. the Utah colony is kept
more than busy.
Al Madison Square Garden the cleo
trieal show is blazing forth IN ali its
glory, and Utahns interested in scien-
tifc and engineering subjects are
spending their spare moments there.
To those interested in economic. pO-
litical and social studies, the New
York City budget exhibit is a place Of
interest.
The various colleges in which
Utahns are matricUlated are conduct
ing sightseeing and lecture parties to
these exhibits, where the westerner is
truly impressed with the grea tness of
the American metropolis, judged from
the standpoint of municipal expendi-
lures and activities.
Aviation Meet.
When II Is remembered that New
York City requires as many millions
in money TO run its city government
as il takes 10 run the whole of the
japanese empire, then the bigness of
the object lesson as shown in the
budget exhibit win be appreciated
To those interested in sports OF va
riOus kinds. New York offers an avia-
ton meet at Belmont park. where the
worlds best birdmen will compete;
football. baseball, racing. indoor and
outdoor track meets galore. Theat-
rically. the season is young, but new
offerings. together with the holdovers
of last year, offer inducement enough
10 draw the worst grind" from mis-
work occasionally. In all, the Utah
colony is promised a lively and in
structive year.
Afr. and Mrs. Isaac Russell. former
~ of Salt Lake, returned from AT
lantie City this week. Mr.. Russell is
one OF the writer's for the New York
Times. and has won a host of friends
and admirers. Since mis- connection
with the Times Mr. Russell has che
distinction OF winning several news
paper beats, the Times story of the
Curtiss flight from Albany and the
Hamilton flight from Philadelphia be-
ing the most notable. Mr. and Mrs.
Russell have taken their Old apart
ments in upper Harlem on Riverside
drive.
A happy family reunion was held
here when Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Whitney
OF Salt Lake. Spencer Clawson and
son. Curtis, Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. EastOn
OF the local colony met Jack ClawsGn,
who Just returned from a three-year
mission to Germany. Mr.. Clawson
and sons are the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Easten. and Mr. and Mrs. Whit
ney are registered at the Waldorf
Astoria.
Utah Missionaries.
A party of Utahns bound for Europe
via Montreal on the White Star line,
were visiting and sightseeing in New
York this week The party was made
up as follows, and will do missionary
work in various parts OF Europe: FL
mer Madison, J. H. Ringle, Ray Lar
sen, Henry Borkman. ". x. Lindsay
G.. Schwartz. John Stocker, Ed Carl
son, A. p. Christensen, p. II. Mcclure,
O. n. Grunnette, Harvey Coburn. Lars
Jensen, r. s. Sleight, Leon c. Wheel
er, Eli s. Tersgreen, G. H. Jensen, Eo
Howard, T. d. Asdown, all of Sal
Lake City; S. r. Boswell, Alfred J
Sewers, jr., of Nephi; John Stosecp Of
Iona. Ida; John johnson. Wellsville
Utah, and J. L. Smith or Beaver, Utah
While in the city the gentlemen were
quartered at the Herald Square hOte
on Thirty-third street and Broadway.
Friday evening last Mr.. and Mrs
/ f T. Cannon entertained Professol
and Mrs. W. S. LangtOn ar a dinnel
party at their apartments on Riversid,
/ drive and One Hundred and Fifty
seventh street. The following Sunda.
+ the Cannons entertained a number o
/ the Utah student colony. Miss Margre
/ Hull, J. Peery Goddard, T. Y. Yeate
and Arthur V. Watkins being tn
guests.
Ariel ". Hansen, son OF Willar'
| Hansen. the CollinstOn stockmar
and W. f. Stewart of Wayne county
/ Utah. were passengers on one OF tn