The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-18
DOINGS IN GOTHAM
OF UTAH PEOPLE
important Meeting of Mining
Men Is Held in New York
During the Week.

Especial 70 Inc Herald hepuDllchn.l
New York. Dec. I'LL g. Parker.
mining engineer or the Phoebe Mining
company. was in New York this week
O. attend a directors meeting Of tho
Roche Mining company. The dircc-
tors meeting brought together num-
Der Of Utah mining and business men.
Among mo number in ADDITION 20 Mr.
Parker were Ernest r. Woolley. Drc8i-
cent Of the company. and Attorney
william Ray. Mr.. Parker Is stopping
90 tho Hotel Imperial.
Aiiss Fay Loose left for Provo. Utah.
the last o. tho week 90 npend the nou-
tne middle of January 70 continue her
musical studies
Miss Edith KinEsbury, who is study
Ing music undor Prof. r. Preston MIL
Ter OF Carnegie hail. leaves the first
% tho week FOR Fortress Monroe. Miss
EinEsbury viii spend she holiday va
rEtlon az the guest OF Captain and
Mrs. Hines. former salt Lakers.
recent arrival I'm New York ia Miss
Helen Hartley o. Salt Lac. Miss
Hartley Intends 20 study the violin.
but a. yet has not decided upon her
Instructor In tho meantime she lg
visiting with friends IN Paasaic. Y. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. Prank Duffy, who for
uorly lived IN salt Lake. have sold
fucir home tn South Orange, y. J., and
have moved 20 New York. taking apart
Iucnt1 at one Hundred StNueth street
M. and Mrs. Duffy are welcome &C
guisltious 70 the local Utah colony.
Last Sundays New York Herald con-
II
cral OF the compositions by Harold
Drlob. a. Utah composer. or Orlab.
has been IN Chicago the past few
weeks looking after one or his com
positions which Is soon 20 be produced
In that city.
Miss Claudia Holt. who has spent the
past three years I'm New York study
fn~ vocal music. LETT Tor ncr nome IN
sale Lake last Friday. Miss Holt viii
spend a few days visiting friends In
Minneapolis on her westward Journey.
and viii return 70 New York I'm Feb
ruary.
Miss Frances Cowan. one OF Utah's
students enrolled az Nassar. was a
New York visitor this week. Miss
Cowau came % New York % meet her
ing her stay in the city Miss Cowan
was the guest 81 her friend. Miss Pearl
Weller % salt Lake, who is in New
York studying vocal music
~. q. =. Hardy Of salt lake Is en-
New York on business this week. Mr..
Hardy is rcEiEterod at the Imperial.
T. n. Naiue OF logan tan. X.
Bovuton and J. Glen OF Wellsville.
Utah. were passengers on enc OF the
incoming White star liners this week.
The gentlemen are returning from
Europe after spending from two 90
three years doing missionary work in
England and Germany. While in the
city they were CHARTERED at the Herald
A committee OF Utah students f. ar
ranging social and dancing party %
The committee Intends 90 make the
affair genuinely western and is rak-
iuE the city over Tor Utah people re-
siding temporarily or permanently m
New YORK.
President Ben r. Rich of the east
rru states missions went 90 Iudcpcnd-
ourc. NO. Tuesday Co attend "a stock
holders and directors meeting or the
lions Printing a. Publishing COM
uauT.
Charles r. Mnrsdcn. a former Sail
I.altcr. whose home is now In MaUrath
Alberta. Canada. was In New York Wed
uesdav visiting and siEht-sceinE. Mr.
MarHdon has just been released from
mirgiof 90 New England ana is on
his way 60 salt Lake. a. which place
De VIII VISIT before returning 90 Can.
ada.
Mr.. and Mrs r. r.. Woollev enter.
taiu~d Mr.. and Mrs. r. @. Easton at a
dinner party Rt the Imperial last sat
urdav-