The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-09-08

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Mrs. William Mclaughlin of Mills.
"yo-' is visiting in the city
Miss Florence Grant is in ogden. the
guest of Miss Geneve Douglass.
Misses Hope and Louise Leigh OF
G5lrard, MS. are visiting Mrs. and Miss
HornbuckIe-
Miss Margaret McKeever of the
sank of Commerce departed yesterday
for the east.
DR.. and Mrs. Straup. who have been
visiting for a time in this city, have
returned to Bingham
Dr., Alexander McChrystaI left dur
ing the week for Philadelphia to take
charge of hospital
Miss Bessie KinseIla arrived last
week from San Francisco. She will go
on to New York to study music.
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Mrs. Richard A. Keyes leaves this
week for the east. MIR. Keyes will 1oin
her about Oct. 1, for an extended east
ern tour.
Dr. Critchlow. Harry Sherman, DR..
Z. \. Trip and Alma D. Katz left last
evening for a three weeks trip through
the Yellowstone.
Mrs Mccormack and daughter. Miss
Mccormack of Los Angeles, arrived
Thursday morning and are the guests
Of Mrs. J. f. Dunn.
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Mr.; George Sutherland. with his
daughter Edith, leaves this week for
California. where Miss Edith will enter
school at Berkeley.
Mrs. Berthier w. Mather of Noun
tainhome. Ida: is the guest of her
mother, Mrs. Ida Kelly. at 2O9 East
Seventh South street.
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Miss Alice Edward Fisher is visiting
with relatives in Jacksonville, Ills Be-
lore returning home she will visit the
exposition at Buffalo.
Rev J. NJ. Hansen and family ar
rived Friday morning from Astoria.
Ore. where they have been spending
the past three months:
Miss Claire Ruban has returned from
Long Island, n. Y, where she has been
passing the summer with her aunt
Mrs. Henry Eastwood.
Mr.. and Mrs cSorSs low. ana
daughter. Miss Katherine Lowe, de-
parted Wednesday to spend two
months in eastern cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rae Durnford of Evan
ston' who have been visiting with Mr.
and Mrs. Henry K. Russell, leave for
their home this evening
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Mr.: and Mrs. James H. Brown and
family, who have spent the last seven
weeks at Balsam Hill Cabin. Silver
Lake, returned home on Friday.
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Miss Florence McDermott. who has
peer! 3een the guest of her aunt, Mrs. VIII
nam McDermott. for two months, has
returned to her home in Chicago.
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The first meeting of the Ladies' Aid
society Of the First Congregational
church will be held Tuesday. Sept 10.
at IL a m. in the church parlors.
Misses June and Dolly TrewheIa ar
rived in Memphis, Tenn, Thursday
morning, where they will visit for the
winter with their uncle, Judge w. O.
Davis.
The wedding of Miss Fannie Davis
and Mr.. Gustavus A Duncan will be
solemnized on Wednesday at the home
OF the brides sister, Mrs. Baum of
Denver.
Mr.. Joseph La Riviere of Green
River, Wyo-, was IN the city for a few
days during the past week, visiting
with With his daughter, Mrs. Henry K.
RUSSELL
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Miss Florence Christensen. sister of
County Attorney Christensen. has ar
rived from her home in Newton to take
course of study this year at the state
university.
Miss Annette Ferguson entertained n
number of young friends at the Silver
King mine on "Wednesday. The party
was given in honor of her guest, Miss
McAllister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Joseph of ST
Louis, after having spent several
months with Mrs. Rosa C. Meyer and
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton D. Joseph, left
for their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Walker. Mrs.
Clement. Miss Emily Read Miss
Younger and Mr.. Burns Macdonald left
Thursday for the Yellowstone, to. be
gone three weeks.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Mary Ellen Clark. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. S. Clark, and Mr.. Walter Rom
ney, son of Bishop George Remney of
the Twentieth ward.
Mrs. William Z. Ridge and family.
formerly of Kansas City, Mo-, are at
nome at 96I Third street. Mr.. Ridge
who is now in Wyoming, will join
them the 1st of October.
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Miss Olive Gray, piano teacher at the
salt Lake college, returns from the
east this week, where she has been TAX
ing course in music under the best
masters during the summer.
Mrs. j. T. Donnellan and daughter.
Margaret, Mrs. Meyers, Miss Meyers,
Miss Elsie Scheid and Miss Mamie
Meeks returned last week from a sum-
mer's sojourn at Pacific Grove.
Thursday evening was the occasion
Of very pretty lawn party given
at the home of Mrs. J. w. Thorn. The
lawn was artistically decorated with
japanese lanterns. under which MANY
merry games were played. Later in
the evening the fifty guests assem-
pied IN the dining room, where a de-
hclous repast was served
MT. and Mrs c o. Whittemore and
party OF twenty-five went out to salt
AT on friday evening in a special car
ne party was given in honor Of Mr.
ana Mrs Robert :. Dutton of CHICAGO
who are visiting Mr.. and Mrs TVhitTe'
more at 659 East Second south street
Ihey VIII remain in the city until
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Labor day was pleasantly spent at
> ennlngs farm by party of young