The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-31
SOCIETY

Mrs. /. White and her daughter. Mrs.
Fl. Loclyer of st. Louis, are in town to
John T. White. Mrs. Lockyer was for
merly Miss Emma White.
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Miss Eliza Curtis, who has spent the
past year In New York studying art, is
home, and will spend the remainder of
the summer with her relatives at IL
Louise flats.
Miss Louise Gaby entertains at a
breakfast again this morning, the Sec
ond In q series, the event being in hon.
or of Miss Bernadette Monahan Of Fort
Wayne, Ind.
Mrs. Theodore A. Baldwin Of Fort
Leavenworth, Kan, is in town, visiting
her mother, Mrs. Mary Judge. and her
sisters.
Miss Elsa Mann Of st. Louis is the
guest for a short time of Miss Halle
Ferron.
Miss Fannie Vaughan of Boonville,
Mo-, is visiting Miss Mabel Beckner at
the Beckner home on East First South
street for few days.
Mrs. Burl Armstrong arrived in the
city Sunday from Mobile, Ala, and Mr..
and Mrs. Armstrong and their small son
are at home for the present at l19
Brigham street.
Mrs. William A. Wetzell is at Lake
Teconing, In New Jersey, spending a
short time with her sister, Shanna
Cumming.
Miss Isabel Burrows of Hamilton,
Canada, is the guest of Mrs. John I.
White for short time at Whitehall.
Mrs. Martha Royle King and her son
Royle will leave today for Brighton 70
spend a week with the Godbe family.
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DR.. and Mrs. S. H. Allen left last
evening for an outing in Yellowstone
park
William Hickman Moore, mayor OF
Seattle, passed through the city Sunday
on his way to Los Angeles, leaving last
night over the Salt Lake Route.
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Mrs A. c. Ewing will arrive from
Kansas City some time next week, and
she and DIR. Ewing will spend a week
at the Hermitage, in Ogden canyon, be-
fore returning TO the city.
Rev. Father A. E. Davis Of Cincinnati
and his mother, Mrs. Davis, are guests
at Whitehall for short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Read will leave
early in August for Idaho, where they
will camp for a short time and whence
they go later for trip through Yellow
stone National park.
Miss Hilda and Miss Jennie Ellingson
are in town from Phoenix, Ariz., visit
ing their brother. j. Walter Ellingson
of the Salt Lake Route office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Moore are back
from a two months stay In Los An
geles and on the beaches.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan MacVichie and
Miss Clara 1. Colburne are back from d
trip up Provo canyon in the MacVichie
automobile.
Mrs. Emma Saunders, who has spent
the past three weeks In Los Angeles
reached home Sunday evening.
Miss Myrtle Jack has gone to Heber
City for a visit of a few days with Miss
LaPrelle Hatch.
Miss Mary Mayne and Miss Claire
Ellerbeck left for Brighton yesterday.
Miss Leona Morris entertained sat
urday afternoon for her friend, Miss
Martha Kelley of Park City. Refresh
ments were served, and the prize In the
drawing contest was won by Miss Ha-
gel Woodruff. Those invited were: Miss
Martha Kelley, Miss Sarah Thapp, Miss
Hazel Woodruff, Miss Margaret Shields
Miss Lille Tufts. Miss Ethel Elliott
Miss Pearl Branch, Miss Lillian Trap
Miss Mildred Brown, Miss Nellie Smith
Miss Trctta Woolley.
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Mr. and Mrs. G. l.. Whitney returned
home Monday from few days visit ir
Cache county. Mrs. ]. l.. Burnham OF
Richmond, sister Of Mrs. c. L. Whitney
came with them for few weeks visit
Mrs. Lynn, who has been visiting hel
daughter. Mrs. L. A: Mehse, returned
to her home in Berkeley, Cal, today
Miss Gertrude Bagley of Ogden, who
has been visiting friends for few
weeks IN the city, has returned to hel
| home.
The Misses Margaret and Stella Muir
raw terminated a pleasant visit In this
city with Ella and Edna Cragen. ano
returned to their home In Evanston
yesterday.
| Miss Frances CoWan Will entertain
this afternoon for Miss Dora and Miss
Mary Bogue of Denver, who are visit
| ing friends In town.
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| Mrs. Ernest Bamberger has gone tt
Colorado Springs for a short stay.
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P. L. williams. JUROR, will leave in
ffaU DAVIS for New York.