The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-12
Ogden Society.

Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. Griffin returned
Friday night from Los Angeles, where
they have been visiting for the past
Mrs. T H Carr left on Tuesday for
a visit to Los Angeles.
WinslOw Ferrin of Salt Lake was on
Ogden visitor Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L Smuin Of Idaho
Falls are visiting with Mrs. Sadie West.
1913 Washington avenue
Mr. and Mrs H E. Gibson, former resi-
dents of this city, have returned and will
make their future home here.
Mrs Fred Engelke has returned to
Helper after a two weeks visit with her
mother
Mrs. Morris o. Harnett has gone to
Helper for a short visit with ner bro
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w Wood have returned
from an extended visit in the east.
Mrs. c. T. NettletOn of Kansas is the
guest of r. r. Dunlap.
r. NJ. Baer and family have removed
to Spokane. Wash
William Edwards of Ridgeway. Pa, is
the guest of J. B. McCr7cken.
Mrs. Charles LOwery, who he's been Wis
iting in this city for the past two weeks,
has returned to her hone in Pocatello.
George Dean left last week for the
coast, where he will remain for some
time.
Mr.. and Mrs E. H. Line left last week
for Los Angeles, where they will remain
until summer.
W. E. Bailey of Salt Lake was an Og-
den visitor "Wednesday.
Mrs. S H Cave, wife Of Deputy Sheriff
5. II. Cave, left on Wednesday for Cali
fOrnia. She will visit for a short time
with her son. A. R. Cave, at Winnemucca.
after which she will go to San Francisco
Mr.. and Mrs Z. LOngtOn, who have
been visiting with their son-in-law, De-
pot Master Heating. left Wednesday aft
ernoOn for their home in Tracy. Mimi.
James COnlisk left Wednesday after
noon for a vacation trip to the coast. Be
fore returning he will visit Goldfield,
Announcement was made Wednesday
that Miss Edith F'arr and Pariey T
Moves were married at Pennington on
WashingtOn'S birthday.
Mr.. Joseph S. Peery has returned to
the city after q three weeks absence.
during which he visited various coast
points. He spent much of the time with
Mrs Peery, who has been wintering in
Los Angeles and San Diego
Mrs Z. A. Littlefield and Mrs. w. A
Turner and Mrs. Turner'S two children,
departed for the coast Monday afternoon.
where they will sperd month or more.
Before returning they will visit Old Mex
Miss Carrie Furche was very pleasantly
surprised on Thursday evening by about
twenty of her Young friends, the occasion
being her twelfth birthday anniversary
An event of next week will be the mar
rage of Miss Emma CTawshaw, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Luke Crawshaw, and w.
H Stems. the ceremony to be solemnized
CT Thursday in the Salt Lake temple.
Mrs. R A. Grant left Tuesday for a
visit Of two months in the east.
The ladies of the Past Chiefs society
spent very pleasant afternoon on Tues
day at the home of Mrs. H B. Hill on
Twe1ty-second street.
Miss Birdie WOtherspOon has returned
from Salt Lake.
Ore of the many pretty affairs that
have been given for Miss Emma Craw-
shaw was the parcel shower given by
Mrs A T Wright, ST, on Thursday aft
ornOOn.
Mrs. Mabene Hoist and her pupils in
elCcuticn. assisted by some of the best
musical talent of the CITY, gave an ex-
ceptionally enjoyable recital on Friday
evening at the First ward amusement
hall.
The Colonial club met at the home Of
Mrs. Ward Saclett on Lincoln avenue on
Tuesday afternoon.