The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-15
DR.. WILEY PRAISES
UTAH BOTTLED FRUIT
Compliments Mrs. Caroline
Seymour, Formerly of Mo-
roni, for Food Exhibit.
TRIUMPHS OF MUSICIANS
Utahns Win High Places as
Instructors; Paul Williams
Baseball Hero.
By Vivian Watkins.


Spsclal correspondence of the Tribune.
NEW YORK. Oct. l4.--At the pure
food show which is being held at Madi'
son Square Garden Mrs. Caroline Sey-
mour, formerly of Moroui, Utah, has
an excellent exhibit of bottled fruits.
Mrs. Seymour has attained an enviable
reputation among the leading clubs and
hotels of this city with her home
made" branded fruits and for mum
Der OF wears past she has been kept
busy filling orders. Her friends IN
duced her 10 place an exhibit AT tins
wears show and the move has proved
wise one.
DR.. Wiley. Of international fame. has
COMMUNICATED Mrs Seymour on the eX-
,.ollence of her exhibit and several of
The metropolitan papers have men
tioued the display in complimentary
terms.
4 factory has been established At
Marlborough. y Y, with thirty en-,
pIovees TO meet the increased demand
for the Seymour products
Mr.. and Mrs. David Smith of salt
Lake are visiting In Gotham with their
Utah friends They are east on a pleas
-ure trip and will visit most of the
larger cities before returning to Salt
Lake.
Word from Boston conveys the IN.
formation that the Utah student colony |
in that city aud its suburb. Cambridge, |
has greatly increased over previous
wears.
In the faculty of the Now England
Conservatory Of Music Arthur Shepard |
of salt Lake is one of TIC leading teach !
ers. Mr. Shepard has been with tins /
famous Institution for several years ana |
j. very popular with students and fac
ulty
Miss Florence .Jepperson or Provo.
Utah. who is well known in Utab as a
contralto of rare ability, is also teach
or of music in the Club city Miss
.leppersoo is graduate Of the Brigham
Young university school of music and
of the New England conservatory. She
has had regular engagements IN two OF
the leading churches IN aristorcatlc
brookline during most OF her five years
Of residence in Boston. and her services
as n church singer are in constant de-
mand.
With Miss Jcppcrson is Miss Lydia
Edmouds. also of Provo. This Is Miss
Edmonds's fourth year at the New Eng
lanl conservatory She is specializing
in piano snd vocal music.
Provo is the home of three young
men who are enrolled ut the couserva
tory: Carl Nelson. Marccllus Smith aud
Ralph Booth MIR Nelson is taking voice
culture and piano: Mr.. Smith, the clari
pci and other wind Instruments; aud
Mr.. Booth Is studying the violin.
Charles Shepard. Albert Shepard and
Mary Lcsthsm all Of Salt Lake, are
Studying music al the conservatory and
Miss Griffith Of Beaver, Utah, IS study
ing under private teacher.
In Harvard law school the following |
Utah men arc matriculatci: Lowell \.
Merrill Of Trenton, Asa BuIlen, Logan;
LYMAN Martineau, Salt Lake, {. 4.
Evans. Ogden; Harold Stephens and 4.
CoilSon. salt Lake.
In other departments, s. Hatch of
Heher ia thc college Frank Daynes of
Logan. in history department, and Earl
FarJo OF Ogden in tho English depart
mont specializing in dramatic art,
Two of tho above members, Mcssrs.
naynes and Evans, are accompanied by
their wives.
"The Pink LADY, in which Miss
Hazel Tout OF Ogden plays the leading
role, is continuing It's prosperous run.
biggest drawing cards OF the season
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Easton have taken
apartments on One Hundred aud Tween
G. fifth street near Seventh avenue.
They were formerly living on One
Hundred and Twenty seventh and Fifth
avenue.
Prcf. W. s. Lsngtou. who is sccrc-
50 nf t, 4, ,atr ,I |
tine Mormon church, with headquarters
IN this city, went 10 Trenton. y j..
sunday last 10 speak 81 Mormon con.
ference to be held in that city.
Paul Williams. the FORMER Cornell
baseball captaiu, now in Columbia law
school has been the law schools main
stsv. in. a series of interdcpartment
baseball games. The law school leads
tho school ~ tho games PLAYED so far,
and Mr.. Williams is given the credit
bv the college daily ami other papers
for bringing the lawyers out winners.
Mr. and Mrs j. r. Austin Of Salt
Lake arc in New York visiting and
sightseeing. They met their son Wal
lace. who has been doing missionary
work IN Vermont for the last two wears,
and visited points Of interest in New
England together.
From here the party will 90 TO Phila-
denhis aud Washington aud thence
nome.
Edward Brossard of Logan aud Leslie
Lindsey Of ogden were visiting with
members Of the Utah colony this week
The gentlemen are on their wav 20 Ger
many TO fail missions for tho Mormo1
church.
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