The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-09
.UTAHNS VISITING
IN NEW YORK CITY
What Salt LakerS and Others
Are Doing in the Great
Metropolis.
DR.. VIM WARD DEPARTS
Mrs. David Keith Takes Quarters at
the Waldorf-Astoria for
the Winter.
DR.. VIM WARD DEPARTS

Especial 10 The Herald Republican,
New York, Oct. S.-The Utah colony
here lost one of its most active men,
bers last Monday through the depart
ure OF DR.. William Ward of Willard,
Utah, for Salt Lake.
DR.. Ward has just resigned a posi-
ton on the staff of the Sloane Mater
nifty hospital, one of New YOrk's high
class special hospitals, to take up the
practice of his profession in Utah's
capital city. During the three months
DIR. Ward was on the staff of the
Sloane hospital he handled hundreds
of cases. Or. Ward made the record
of not losing a case. The head physi-
clan at the hospital congratulated the
young Utahn warmly.
Previous to his work at Sloane. DR..
Ward studied four years at Columbia
University Medical college, gradual
ing at the head of his class in June,
1908. His high standing won for him
a staff position in Roosevelt hospital,
which position he held for two years.
To Visit Hospitals.
Dr. Ward will visit the hospitals
and medical colleges in Philadelphia,
Baltimore and Chicago en- route west,
spending enough time in each TO learn
something of its methods.
Mr. and Mrs Harold Smoot were
visiting in New York this week, being
quartered at the Holland House on
lower Fifth avenue. MI and Mrs.
SmOOt made the trip by automobile,
spending several days en- route max
/ ing side trips TO various points of in
terest. They returned TO Washington
/ the latter part of the week, where they
intend IN rnal-a their home the com
! ing winter.
Mrs. W. S. LangtOn and son. Gibbs,
of Logan. Utah, arrived in New York
last week. Mrs. Langtcn and son
came TO Join Professor Langton, who
is taking post graduate work at Co.
lumbia university The Langtons have
taken an apartment in the oregon on
one Hundred and Twenty-seventh
street.
Asa Bullen. also of Logan, and a
brother of Mrs. Langton's. came as far
as New York with her, later going on
to Cambridge, Mass. Mr. Bullen is
graduate of the L. A. c. of Logan, and
will matriculate in the Harvard uni
Versity law school
Miss Edith Kingsbury and Miss
Coates, two of last years Utah colony,
returned recently 10 continue their
studies. begun last year. Miss Kings
bury is taking voice culture under
Professor +. Preston Miller, whose
studio is at Carnegie hall. Miss Coates
is a student of domestic science at
Teachers college. Columbia. The
young ladies are dOmiciled at Kings
college on One Hundred and Twenty
first street.
At the Waldorf.
Mrs. David Keith of Salt Lake has
taken permanent quarters at the Wal
dOrf-Astoria for the winter season.
Mr.. Keith will spend as much time i'm
the east as his business affairs in Utah
will allow him.
The Misses Burton of Salt Lake are
recent arrivals from the west. The
ladies are intending TO pursue courses
of study i'm some of New YOrk's lead
ing schools. They are quartered at the
Oregon on one Hundred and Twenty
seventh street.
Ray Savage of Salt Lake is visiting
in New York this week. Mr. Savage
is considering locating permanently in
New York.
AT the Park Avenue hotel, Mr.. and
Mrs. w Livingston of Salt Lake are
registered. Mr.. and Mrs. Livingston
have been touring eastern Canada. and
decided TO visit some of the principal
cities of the east on their way home.
The American liner Celtic, which