The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-20
KINGSDURY VISITS
CITY OF CHICAGO
President of University of Utah
Meets Former Students in
the Windy City.
Especial to The neutrality-suspicious.

Especial TO The Herald Republican,
Chicago, Nov. 19.-The principal fea-
lures OF interest during the week for
tfe Utah students OF this city was the
visit paid them by President ]. 4.
ISinssbury of the University Of Utah
and a number OF the Utah physicians
Who are in the city attending the am
i.lal meeting OF the surgeons Of Amer
President Kingsbury stopped over in
lAts city while on his way TO Washing
Ton, u. C., where he went 10 attend the
meeting Of the presidents Of the state
UNIVERSITIES. which was held in that
ety.
While in Chicago. President Kings
btfy spent considerable time with
John n. Brown former ms tructOr IN
physiOlOg5 of the University of Utah
ana who is now attending Rush Medi-
cal college, IN an effort 10 ascertain
me needs OF The department Of phys
ioiogy.
President Ringsbury also spent con-
siderable time with Dean j. N. DOdsOn
OF Rush Medical college, talking over
the prospects OF the Utah medical
school. He stated that the outlook Tor
The Utah school was brighter this year
than ever before, or account OF the
large number OF young men who are
preparing for the medical work.
During the week, Dr. Ralph l. Rich
ards and A. i HOsmer Of salt Lake and
Dr. J. W Arid Of Provo visited mum
Der OF the large clinics I'm this city.
The largest number OF Mormon elders
who have been sent 10 the northern
states mission for some time arrived in
this city during the week. Those who
came and the missions TO which they
were sent are. john r. Ashby, BOun-
tiful. TO Chicago mission. OrsOn =.
Coward. PaysOn, and Elmer ). Ar
buckle, BOuntiful. 10 east Iowa mission.
Burke, Idaho Falls, Idaho. and II. r.
Clark, Pennington, southern Illinois
mission; H. +. Stevens, Big Cottonwood.
west Iowa mission, and I'll. ). Standage,
Mesa. AriZ. east Iowa mission.
The Mormon elders who We're re-
leased during -he week We're: George
y. Sturm, sat Lake. president OF the
chicago conference, has received an
feet November IS William H. Meach-
am, Alexander. Idaho, was released TO
so TO his home.
The transfers Of elders during the
week were. Elders John Lee and Le-
roy Curtis. from the Chicago confer
enee 20 the east Iowa and Minnesota
conferences.
L. II, Robinson, a student at Rush
Medical college, has been chosen 10
assist Superintendent II. @. Sears in the
Chicago Sunday schools.
The annual meeting OF the U-T-A- II
club was held at the home OF Mrs L. u.
Reese. The feature Of the meeting was
the lecture on domestic science deliv
cred by Mrs. John Z. Brown, special at
tentlon beng paid 70 candy making.
The club was divided into sections. each
section making O different kind Of
candy. In the evening the husbands Of
the class members Joined them in a
candy pull. Mrs. William AIusser pre-
scented the hostess with souvenir OF
the occasion.
The wives of the Utah students at
the northwestern university met dur
ing the week and organized a literary
club. Marion Crawford was the author
selected. The officers OF the society
are; Mrs, ID y. Lencrd, president Mrs
W ". Beck. secretary and treasurer.
The members Of the club are Mrs. II, \.
Lenord, Mrs. a. 5. Jackson. Mrs l. u.
Stewart Mrs j. G. Stocks. Mrs. Fred
Peterson, Mrs. II. H. Allen, Mrs. n, Car.
lis. Mrs. F. Hammond, Mrs. NJ NJ. Mel
son, Mrs. ". ". Beck, Mrs. Johnson
and Miss Hazel Argyle. The club viii
meet each Thursday evening.
Airs. Jennie Brighton has returned to
Joliet. Ill. where she is doing mission
airy work. While in this city she was
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Snow.
Mr. and Mrs. MILFORD ". Beck pleas
antly entertained a number OF friends
at dinner Thursday.
Dr. and Mrs. n. J. Sears viii enter
ttin Friday night Tor some OF their
aicag0 and Utah friends