The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-01
Daughter of Noted Financier
Makes Trip as Guest of
Samuel Newhouse.
GREATLY IMPRESSED BY
UTAH COPPER PROPERTY
Mrs. j. p. Morgan Expresses
Amazement at Wonderful
Growth of Zion.

AS the guests Of Samuel Newhouse.
Miss Annie Morgan daughter OF j, Pier
pont Morgan. Miss Florence Rhctt and
Miss Florence Blyth OF New York City,
who arrived In the city accompanied by
Miss Morgan's mother Friday night. and
Miss Georgeida Moore, n niece OF Mr..
at Bingham and attended special organ
recital at the Mormon tabernacle during
their short visit here Saturday The
visit to Bingham was made at the special
request Of Miss Morgan and she thor
oughly enjoyed II, declaring that never
in her life had she had so enjoyable a
trip, Airs. Morgan also attended the
organ recital, but did not make the trip
10 Bingham,
The four ladies and Mr. Newhouse to-
gcther with Robert G. Gemmcll. general
superintendent OF the Utah Copper COM
parry, General Superintendent j. c. Daily.
OF the Denver & Rio Grande railroad, and
the division superintendent, left In Il, spe-
clal train which had been furnished by
the Denver 4: Rio Grande company at !
o'clock Saturday morning Breakfast was
served In the dining car OF the train en-
route TO Bingham. The train consisted
of two other cars beside the diner and
made excellent time TO the mining camp.
Upon arriving at Bingham the party was
taken by stage 10 tho Utah Copper prop
erty, After observing the mines the
party went to the American Smelling
company's plant.
Experience Is Enjoyable.
The party happened to have the good
fortune Of beng or tho Utah Copper
property while q series OF blasts were
being made. Standing In the amphitheater
Of mountains. the blasting sounded to
the party like tho roar of cannons. and
Miss Morgan expressed her amazement
at the magnitude OF the work She de-
clared that it WAS one Of the greatest
experiences she had ever had in her
Luncheon was served on the diner en-
route from Bingham. On returning 10
the city, Mrs. Morgan joined the party
and went to the Mormon tabernacle whore
Professor !, j. Mcclellan rendered Il de-
pressed the visitors. At the recital aside
from the Immediate members OF the
party being entertained by Mr.. New
house. were c, w, Nihley. presiding
bishop OF the Mormon church. his daugh
ter. Miss Rhea Nihley and Miss Lyman.
The programme rendered by Professor
Mcclellan included Pilgrims Chorus"
by Wagner, "Misnon Gayotts" by
"Old Melody" arranged by performer,
'"Toccata" by Wdor. Evening Star"
from Tannhauser by Wagner, and march
from Tannhauser by Wagner. The pro-
grammc gavo Professor Mcclellan ample
opportunity TO demonstrate his mastcrful
control OF the instrument and TO illustrate
Its various stops.
Mrs. Morgan Pleased.
In speaking of the city Saturday. Mrs.
Morgan said that she was amazed at
its growth since her visit here with her
husband, ]. Pierpont Morgan. several
years ago. She declared that she could
hardly realize that she WAS In the same
city as that she visited before, so great
has been the progress.
Miss Morgan said Saturday that she
was arranging for prolonged visit here
next spring and she hoped to be able TO
spend several weeks and see the progress
which Is being made in irrigation and
other industries OF the western country.
Miss Morgan is handsome young woman
and is very intelligent. She has an in
qulring nature and takes great interest
IN probing a matter 10 the bottom in
order TO satisfy herself, She has many
good but unique views as to politics and
the treatment OF labor and capital. She
is very desirous of aiding tho working
woman and spends great deal OF time
In study Of these vital questions.
After tho recital at the tabernacle, the
party was taken 10 the Bee Hive house
where they met Joseph F, Smith presi-
dent OF the Mormon church, and the Of
ficial family.
The party left the city for Colorado
Springs at 4 O'Clock in the afternoon.