The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-08-19
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and popular singer IL sojourning witt
her mother at their country home a
Camp Wasatch, Maine. Miss Fisher
Il taking a well earned rest after {
very. successful season preparatory t
another seasons work. g..
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Easton have
Just returned from Maine where the,
were the guests OF Mrs. and Miss
Fisher.
| Mr.. .John Henry Spmmerhays a very
pleasing and popular tenor Of Salt
Lake City was New York visitor last
week. Mr.. Summersays was heard
in private musicale and pleased with
his beautiful tenor voice. He leaves
for Montreal where he will embark fol
| Liverpool. He will then go to France
where he will spend considerable time
studying music and will later tour
the continent. Mr. Summerhays was
accompanied on his trip by Mr.. Erwin
Saunders of Salt Lake City whose
purpose is to fill mission in Switzer
land.
| A youthful prodigy who is attract
ing considerable attention in New
! York City IL. Master Orvid Fairbanks
son of a prominent Salt Lake citizen.
Master Fairbanks who is just fourteen
| years of age has made a study Of art
/ under some of the well known artists
and his modelling In clay is said by
so young boy He is also talented
upon the canvas and one of his paint
ings has created great deal OF favor
able comment.
Mrs. Hamilton is mere ON purely
business trip for the Hamilton firm,
and Miss Leila Fowler of the art de-
partment of Keith-Obrien was seen in
New York on behalf of her employers.
Miss Lillian Oliver. well known
Salt Lake musician has arrived in
and Mrs. A. Arthur Kuttler, Jr. Miss
Oliver Is enroute to London and Paris
where she will study under the fam
Gus pianist Harold Baur.
Another popular Utahn is Mr.. Reese
Howell son of Congressman, Howell,
Mr.. Howell is at present attending
the West Point Military Academy and
his activities there promise for him
a successful and brilliant career.
Mr. l.. j. Mutual who has been teach
ing in connection with Mr.. Thorndyks
in the senior class of the University
of New York, will leave next week foi
Provo, Utah. where he has been ap
pointed to the chair of Professor OF
Education and Psychology at the Uni
versity of Provo.
The Misses Emma and Annie Liz
nart2 of Logan arrived in Gotham last
week, preparatory to entering con
servatory of music. Miss Emma has
has appeared in several local aperatiC
productions and has displayed great
| ability as a singer and an actress. Hel
| and high range. IL has been stated
! by critics that her success is assured
| lr such Is the case she will add to an
already growing galaxy of Utah artists
who have already attained success In
the East.
Another Utahn who Is making rapid
] strides in New York in profession
| al capacity is Prof. w. s. Langton
former incumbent of the chair. Of
Mathematics of the Agricultural Col
lege Of Utah. Mr.. Langton has been
appointed in similar capacity at the
| Columbia University in the city OF
New York. Mr.. Langton is well known
in Utah where he was for years act
lively engaged in political and educa
tional pursuits. He Is "A noted add
| ton to the colony of Utah residents
| no" itHluiuk III New 1OIh. Ills many
| friends at home should join in con
graduating him upon his success
Mr.. Francis Wetzel of Salt Lake
| City is in New York City for the pun,
pose Of filling mission. Mr.. Wetzel
is a welcome addition to the Utah
colony.
Miss Hazel Tout, known profession
ally as Hazel Dawn" Is still scoring
a great success as the pink Lady
Her artistic work and beautiful violin
playing is quite the talk of New York
and The Pink Lady" is one of the
greatest musical comedy successes
of the season. Owing to the success
of the production The Pink Lady
promises TO run another full season
LILLIAN FRENCH.