The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-09-04

ing for Washington. where they will
/ place the young girls in National
Park seminary
Mrs. w. b. Isaacs and Miss HaskiRs
Of Chicago returned to their ZONES on
Friday after few days visit with
Mrs. A ]. MeMullen.
Dr. S. II. Piukerton. accompanied
W. II. Bancroft to Island Park. Ida,
yesterday for a weeks hunting and
fishing.
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Harold Ross Brown is back in the
city after spending the summer in
Brighton. He will shortly leave for
college.
Miss Jessie Scott Anderson OF san
Francisco will reach Salt Lake today
TO visit her uncle, Hugh Anderson and
family.
". f. Field, formerly of Boston. who
has made a stay of a few weeks at
the University club, will leave tOmor-
row for the east.
Mrs. Frank ]. Gustin and children
will leave about the middle of tie
month for visit with relatives in the
east.
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Miss NJ. Eleanor Ford is the guest
for few days of DIR. and Mrs. c. S.
Baldwin.
Miss Ethel Young of Ogden is visit
ing Miss Hattie Whitney.
DIR. and Mrs. Ernest A. Trip and
daughter. -Gwendolyn. and Mrs Alma
katz, sailed yesterday on the Red Star
Mrs. ]. II. Brown and family are
home from a summer spent at their
cottage at Silver Lake.
Miss Winifred Woodmansee has re-
turned from Brighton, where she mas
spent her vacation.
Benjamin Harris, who HAS been vis-
iting the worlds fair and other places
Of interest. leaves Worcester, Mass,
on Sept. IA for Ann Arbor, where he
is to attend the University of Miehi-
gan.
Mrs. James /. Yundt and children
have returned from Pacific Grove, Cal,
where they spent the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank e. McGurrin are
now at home to their friends at 122
Brigham street.
Mrs. LISA c. Chester Of salt Lake is
visiting friends in-Dubois, Pa.
DR.. and Mrs. A. B. Peak left yes
terday for Portland They will spend
the winter in California.
Mrs. George L. McCoEaughy enter
tanned at a dinner Wednesday evening
for her guests, Miss Tanner and Mrs.
Bollinger. Covers were laid for six,
and the decorations were all in mas
tUrtiums.
An afternoon of cards was enjoyed
Friday by about tWenty-four of Miss
Florence Madsen's girl friends the
game Of fan-tan being played. The
home was decorated with palms, aza-
less and nasturtlums, the color scheme
of red and green being observed
throughout The tally cards were in
the form of water-colored nasturtiums
The first prize, a hand painted plate,
the work of the young hostess, was
won by Miss Nettie Luhman, while sec
ond honors were taken by Miss Hazel
WINNER.
Miss Jessie Anderson of San Francis
CO Will arrive tomorrow afternoon to
visit her cousin, Miss Mary Louise An
derson, S51 First street.
Mrs. +. NJ. bruce and daughters,
Misses Xenia and Ethel bruce, have
returned from a two months pleasure
trip in Idaho. They visited the Sho-
shone falls, Twin falls, Blue lakes and
Miner.
Mrs. Harriet Clayton and daughter,
Mamie, have returned from two
months visit in the east.
Mrs Simons of Butte is the guest OF
her sister, Mrs. Lehman.
Mrs. Jacob Moritz entertained yes
terday at a luncheon. followed by an
automobile ride both given in honor Of
Mrs. n. A. Ransohoff and Mrs, ]. J.
Mas. who viii leave, accompanied by
Mr.. Mas, for New York on Wednes-
day. The guests were Mrs. Simops OF
Butte. Mrs. Lehman. Mrs. Sarah Kahn.
Mrs. Joseph Oberndorter, Mrs. Levi
son. Mrs. Greenwald, Mrs. Samuels aud
Miss kOsminsky.
William II. Mcintyre, jr., leaves We'd
nesday TO enter Exeter academy, in Ex-
eter, n. H.
Miss Jeane Hunter Of Ogden is visit
ing Miss Rowena Korns.