The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-15

E D. Stowall was IN Salt Lake the
] first part Of the week.
! Chief Of Police ]. w. Grant went TO
| the metropolis Tuesday.
/ g. II. Mclaughlin. engineer on the Rio
Grande Western, was city visitor Tues
day.
after a short stay in the city
| A most enjoyable card party was given
by Mrs Frank Stringham at her ~resi-
dence last Friday evening TO sthe mem
Six tables Of whist were played and
prizes were won by Miss Dollie. Mackin-
son and Mrs. A. G. Schweitzer for the
ladies'. while W. S. Cannon and E. r.
| Dudley were the winners among the gen
| tlemen- Mrs. Andy Meyers and John
Evans were content with the consolation
prizes, After the whist session was over.
a dainty luncheon was served by the hos
tess, assisted by Mrs. Walter Ward
| Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. L. r..
Dudley. Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Adderiy, Mr.
Bemls. Mr. and Mrs. w. s. Cannon. Mr..
and Mrs. c. L. Countryman, Misses Dol
ne and Lizzie Mackinson, Hazel Bemis,
S Strs; Sohn Hooking, Z; L. Kramer, Dan
Mrs Dean Wilcox entertained at a
large house party and china shower
Wednesday afternoon in honor of Miss
Lena Wakeman, who is to be a Decem-
Der bride. The rooms were prettily dec
Grated with flowers and smilax Mrs
NIcO1 was assisted in receiving by Mrs
were
Mesdames Samuel Perry. John Jimpson
pave Cook. Oscar Christopesen, Jack
A2iyres. George Simpson, w. d. Ciays, r.
zimmerman. John Maughn, Bert Rich
son, Ayra Halstead. Charles Brink Ida
Jones, Bert Bartlett Walter Booth
George Adams. Henry Hienle, George
HAYNES and Misses Leila Wakeman and
H v Luce was city visitor during
the week.
Palu Smith was an outgoing passenger
tuesday morning.
]. c. Dick, superintendent of the YAM
pa mine and smelter, spent several days
IN the capital the first part of the week.
Jerome Bourgard left camp Wednesday
for the southern part of the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. Paradise of Salt
Lake were camp visitors during the week
Miss Margaret Evans went to Smith
Ileld Tor short visit, as a guest of Miss
Marie Knuppel
Garrett wilkins returned Monday morn
ing after a brief stay in the capital.
W. b. Tracy of Salt Lake has accepted
a position with the engineer corps at the
Utah copper mine.
w. II. Sims was in Salt Lake for sew
eral days during the week.
Mr. and Mrs r. s. Oliver were in the
capital the first part Of the week
Miss f. Hyland returned after a pro-
longed shopping tour in the city.
John Mattson was city visitor during
the week.
Mrs. Charles Hague was an incoming
passenger Wednesday afternoon.
DR.. A L. Inglesby was capital visitor
Sunday.
Paul Smith was in camp for several
days during the week.
Louis S. Gates, mine manager of the
Boston Consolidated Aiming company
spent the first part of the week in the
metropolis.
John DriscoII and NJ. Murphy of Butte.
Mont, were in camp several days during
the week. and were guests of M. Rinev
of the Highland Boy mine.
Attorney R ID. Kennedy was in Salt
Lake Wednesday on legal business.
w, 3. Tracy of Salt Lake was a camp
visitor Tuesday.
Thomas Graham, car inspector of the
eral days in the capital the first part of
the week.
Mrs. NJ. Pease was city visitor dur
inc the week.
f. D. Gardner OF the Utah Apex Min
ing company was an outgoing passenger
Wednesday.
Miss Hazel Flynn of Salt Lake was in
camp for several days as guest of Mrs.
Edward Flynn and Mrs. c. G. Kelsey,
and returned to her home Wednesday aft
ernOon.
T. H. Irwin. general superintendent. and
a. H Peters, head electrician of the
Bell Telephone company were In camp
Monday making an inspection of the To-
cal Office
z. r. Daniels, mining operator with
headquarters in New York, was in camp
several days during the past week
Rev. y. E. Gilpin was an incoming pas
senger Wednesday.
Mrs. F. z. Straup and Miss Mary I.
Grey went on horseback ride TO Lark
Saturday and while there were guests of
Mrs. r. z. Goodel.
z. P. Jennings of Salt Lake was