The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-05
HONOR Conferred
Upon PROVO BOYS
L. John Mutual, Jr., Elected
President of Elementary
Club at Columbia.
UTAH PEOPLE IN NEW YORK
rir. and Mrs. D. W. Pholsn. Who
Were Among Passengers on Maure-
tanis. on Their Way Home.
Especial 20 The herald Republican,

Especial 20 The Herald Republican,
Rev York. Dec. AT a recent |
meeting OF tho Elementary club. a
c.udent organization IN Teachers col /
1rgc. Columbia, T.. John INITIAL. tr.
OF Provo. Utah. was elected president.
Tho club is one Of the most prominent
student societies I'm Teachers colleEe
and has the reputation of being the
most progressive o. any The club
gives monthly sOcibs an addition 90
ifs regular work ln the college. Nr.
NuffaTs election gives h!m n vote in
the executive council which rerziates
oU student activities az columbia.
Tho honor comes Co Mr. Nuttol in
recognition or excellent work done by
him during last year and the early
part Of this. In addition 90 his regu-
Jar school duties. Mr.. Nutfal has act
cd as assistant 10 Professor Rueger.
professor Of psychology since the be-
ginning Of the present year.
Utnhns Arrive.
Among the large number Of pas
snugors on the Nauretauia which
d0cSed Friday last we're three Ctahns.
1r and Mrs ID. W. phelan and T.. W.
Carshue. Mr. and Mrs. G.. PhcIsu
have been touring Europe since June
and report having had n most en-
juyabie time. They left Saturday FOR
their home In Salt Lake
Mr. Carbine has been doing mis-
eiouary work for the Mormon church
the last three years I'm Germany and
other European countries. He left for
Salt Lake SUNDAY. going los way Of
Niagara Falls and Chicago.
John Tuddcnham Of salt Lake and
o. Diamond of oregon were iucom-
ing passengers this week on one m the
White Star liners. The gentlemen
have been doing missionary work iu
England and Germany the past three
years
After a most pleasant visit in New
York for the past four months. Mise
Alton Young left Tor salt Lake We'd
uosday. Miss Young has been promi-
ucut iu tfc social affairs of the col
ory and has made many friends who
regret her departure. While iu New
York Miss Young has been the guest
or Mr.. and Mrs r.. @. East0n
Tho ar1ny-navv football game at
Franklin deld Philadelphia. was the
attraction that drew a number %
f-tanns last SATURDAY Among the
number who went from New York
were. Capt g. II. Wells and wife.
Reese Howell j. Percy Goddard o.
Arnold SNOW and Arthur " Watkins
Utah was also represented hv 1fidshin-
man Dom s. NrQuarrIc OF the naval
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Point
Returning from Peru.
Tr- a. VS. Ncguuc arrived iu New
T.i. last week to meet her husband
and daughter uho are expected daiiN
frozen Peru. Mrs. NcCunc ie visiting
Win ncr Ggughtcr. Mrs. Ernest Gccu.
who lives BOO 1foth street Mrs Nc
Cruc was one OF the speaker 90 the
iu.aI D.. N. s.. church iu Harlem sum
dar I1sf
Thomas Ecarus or salt Lake Ciy
fe iu Sew Tor, ON business this week
being registered Of the Waldorf Ae-
for.a
The columbia University Western
club met Dose week AID elected ON
ee-e FOR fhc year. The membership
or frr Cluh ia made uu OF Colum biz
students who nail from points ives
OF tHe Missouri river. the object OF
trr club being purely social Utah
w hr rrpre-pu ed by Jt least twelve
u.nlnre aud possibly more. Judcini
from tIe success of che club last veal
iH providing soriaIs and good fellow
ship. there i- little doubt that th'
Ne-teruer club win continue to ranl
Hr Che uaCr-Vetter in state and sec
tioua1 organizations.
Nr. and Airs Charles Jensen. FOR
morIv of Utah 1n ~ Idaho but now o
washington. ID. c.. were New Yor'
visitors this week. SIR Jensen hold
position iu the agricultural depart
mcnt at Wazhirelor and field wor'
shat Doc hae been assigned to- has tllScf
him FOB "a large number OF the variou
experiment stations and agriculture
colleges throughout fno country. Mr
and Mrs. Jensen also visited Now
ark. ~ J.. where they were the guest
or SIT and Mrs. S. 4. stephens. WIN
arc wei and favorably known a