The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-07

archaeological Institute at Boston and
Mr.. Ayton returns To his home in Wash
lngton, after spending the summer with
his sister, Mrs. r. B. Thurman.
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A jolly hay rack party went to the
lake on Monday last. Those who en-
joyed the delightful outing and also par
ticipated IN a watermelon feast on the
way nome were Misses Minnie James OF
Salt Lake, May Alexander, Ada, Cora and
L0rTna Dusenberfy. Clara and Angle HOi-
brook. Vera Hardy. Birdie Cuff, Hazel
Taylor, Lula Gates. Josephine Booth.
Messrs. Vic Wells. George O. Morris.
Stanley JonassOn, George Moore, A w
MeAllIster. Mark Bessant. Horace Sc
crist and Alfred Van Dyke OF Salt Lake.
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Miss Ada Dusenberry entertained at
dinner Sunday Miss Minnie James. A. W.
smith and George Moore OF Salt Lake.
Mrs. W. j. Startup gave a charming
children's party in honor of her little
daughter Marie on Tuesday afternoon
Dainty and delicious refreshments were
served. and the affair was one long 10
be remembered BY the little ones.
DR.. ]. Osterman of Sandy has been
visiting his aunt, Mrs. S. Nelson, the
past week.
Mrs Jones of Salt Lake is the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Bean.
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Mrs. Diantha Worseley Mrs. Lawyer
Anderson and Miss Mayme wilkins are
enjoying themselves with friends at Yer
nal.
Mrs. S. d. Chapman and baby are Wis
iting with Mrs Jacob Evans.
Mrz Ida Gpaaof nraeph harry and kTrS
c. A. GLACIER have returned from their
California trip.
Judge j. w. N. Whiteeotton has re-
turned from California. where he went
10 visit his son Wallace. The judge feels
highly gratified with the flattering sue
cess his son is making.
Mrs. o. ID. Osborne OF Iowa. mother OF
Mr.. l. +. Osborne. has had a pleasant
visit in our city the past week
Mrs. w. F. Merrill of Sioux City. Ia,
has been the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. l, f.
Osborne during the summer months. She
returned to her home on Thursday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Kenward have moved
to Payette City. Ida. TO make that place
their future home.
Mr.. James Farrer is reported to be rap
Idly improving after his severe Illness.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Anderson of Salt
Lake have been the guests Of Mr.. aHe
Mrs. o. d. Berg this week.
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s. r. Thurman is enjoying a California
trip.
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Miss Ida Boshard and Miss Maud
Whitehead left for Chicago on Wednes
day.
After a three months vacation tht
members of the Nineteenth Century club
return TO the years work with renewed
energy and interest. The first meetinl
president. Mrs. Corfman, Friday after
noon, Sept s.
Current literature was reviewed b.
Mrs Warwick. In answer 10 roll cal
each member gave an account Of he
vacation.
Mrs Searle gave a complete and inter
esting account of the biennial, recalling
many matters of interest not mentioned
in the newspaper reports.
Mrs. Buckler gave an account OF he
| trip to Europe, describing the places SIT
visited in such an interesting way tina
| her hearers could almost feel they wer'
| sharing her trip with her. She Vislte'
many places of interest in London ant
| other parts of England, crossing tn
/ channel and visiting Paris. also.
| The guests of the afternoon were Mrs
/ Durland and Mrs. Charles McCOard
/ Dainty refreshments were served by tn
| hostess. Mrs. Corfman.