Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-10
Young on second avenue.


MIR and Mrs. 9, b, onderdcnlt. win
take a hunting trip TO Croydon, Mot
San county. shortly.
Samuel Newhouse sails fpr Europe
today.
Mrs. II. II. officer is sojourring NJ
Chatham, Mass, with relatives.
Mrs. Frank Judge has for her guest
for the summer her sister, Miss Jen-
MO Wymond or Louisville. Ky.
DR. and Mrs ~. o. Jones have re-
turned From Europe after nearly two
Years spent abroad In study and sight
seplng.
Miss Sylvia Cohn win give lunch-
con on Wednesday.
A lawn party WIN be given by the
ladies' of the First Presbyterian
church Thursday evening at the home
of Hoyt Sherman,
Miss Beatrice Checsipan and Lieut..
Robert N. Campbell VIII be married
Thursday, July ~. and the marriage
Will be solemnf2ed at ST. Paul's chapel.
Senator George Sutherland sailed for
Europe July .. Mrs. Sutherland and
daughter are spending the summer at
Magnolia Beach, Mass.
Miss Laura Schoppe and II. w.
Clarke Were married last Saturday the
9th, and LEFT the same day for Los
Angeles. They will be at home on their
return at AZ east Fifth South.
Mrs. o. C. Beebe and Mrs. ". p. Nc
an Farm Ina luN
at Kensington at Mrs. Bee
be's home on q street. The
library was in yellow, the din
ing room in red, white and blue. long
sprays Off crimson rambler roses being
used with effect in the decorations.
About so were present.
Miss Alice Ktgbaum who has been
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs, Fred Little
for the past two months. left last night
for her home in Denver.
MIR. and Mrs, George W. Snow have
gone TO Mexico for three weeks trip.
Salt Iaioers will regret to hear that
Mrs. Kate Bridewel Anderson, the pop
ular vocalist and teacher who has been
here some years, viii leave shortly
with her family TO make their home in
Oakland, Cal A reception will be CIV
en- this evening In her honor by the
Daughters OF the Confederacy at the
residence of c. II. Bodel. 25a east First
South street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Brothers are home
from their wedding trip.
Today Mrs. winnifred S. Walker
gives buffet luncheon at her country
home, Idlewild; tonight. at their home
as North First West, large dancing
party is to be given by Mr.. ana Mrs.
#. A. Ellis; this afternoon Miss Sylvia
Cohn entertains at a luncheon.
Miss Hazel ard Mr.. David H, CAM
non entertain NJ their home. "A North
First West Friday evening, July u.
The last meeting of the Utopia cInT
for the season takes place today,
Mr.. and Mrs. Il, NJ. Allison, Jr., and
sons leave soon for a. trip to tho Yell
lowStone.
Miss Teresa Taylor and Joel Nibley
We're married yesterday In the temple.
The bride was dressed in white swiss
and carried shower bouquet of brides
roses. An Informal luncheon and leave
taking OF family and friends followed
the ceremony. They will spend the
summer IN tne east ana IN europe, a1iu
on their return will be at home at IS
East North Temple.
A marriage of interest to their
many friends Is that of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alexander Nibley at the temple on
June 20. 1907. Mr.. Nibley recently
returned from mission to Ger.
many where he has been for near.
ly two years. Mrs. Nibley was for
merly Miss Agnes Sloane, a highly
accomplished young lady from Cards
ton, Canada. Mr.. and Mrs Nibley are
in California on their wedding tour.
Later they will make their home in
Portland, Oregon.
The Denver Post reproduces pic
ture of Mrs. Il. C. Parsons well
known Salt Lake woman. The pic
ture is taken from a miniature painted
by Mrs. Harriet Horton.
Miss Nan Short entertains for Mrs.
Karl Prinz OF Milwaukee, on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Cummings viii
entertain next week in honor OF Mrs.
Torild Arnoldson,
State st. Hardware for lawn now
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