The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-19

The f. B. Critchlow family left last
evening for Brighton to spend the rest
OF the summer at their cottage.
Mrs. J. N. Arrasmith of Fort Doug
las has gone TO visit her relatives In
Omaha during the absence OF the regi-
ment
George n. Davis of Wilmington Del,
who has been a guest of the Wall fam
lily for week past, has gone on to
Portland for short stay.
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On Thursday Mr.. and Mrs. Willard
Hamer entertained at a lake party for
Mr. Hamer's cousin. Cyrus E. Dallin
of Boston.
The Misses Evelyn and Myrtle Reilly
are planning a trip to Yellowstone Ma
tional park for early in August
Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ Woolley
Will leave tomorrow for a two weeks
outing In Mountain Dell
DIR. and Mrs. J. T. Keith are now at
home at 16l Eleventh East street, Mrs
Keith and her little daughter, Rather
inc, having arrived from Evanston last
evening.
Miss Kate Groo entertains at lake
party on Tuesday evening next.
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The Sewing club will meet next
Thursday afternoon with Mrs William
NJ. McCrea.
Mrs. George NJ. Bacon and her sister,
Miss Dame of Boston. and Professor
George Priest leave this evening for a
tour of Yellowstone National park.
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f. j. Gustin and his little son, Harley
left last evening for Los Angeles, where
Harley will join Mrs. A. ]. Gustin.
They will return the latter part of next
week.
Mrs. E. NJ. Allison and Miss Hannah
Dee left last evening for a short stay
at Glenwood.
Miss Margaret Dorsey entertained a
few girl friends at bridge yesterday aft
ernoon.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. H. Walker leave to-
day for New York. whence they sail
shortly for a six months stay abroad.
x x x
Mrs. w. ID. Foster. Miss Annie Ad-
ans and Miss Katie Adams are in LO-
gan spending three weeks, the guests
of Captain and Mrs H. R. Perry
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Mrs. James Finlen leaves tomorrow
for her home in Chicago. after a visit
of some two months with her mother.
Mrs. James Ivers.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Putnam
have gone to California for a stay of
several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clement R. Troth of
Denver ra in 30, i-i%
at the Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Callister will en-
terrain at lawn party Tuesday even
ing at their home, $50 street.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. n. Pursen announce
the approaching marriage of their
daughter, Mary A, to John w.
Eakins. The wedding is to take place
next Wednesday evening at o'clock.
MT and Mrs. Horace r. Eldredge are
down from Alberta, Canada. to visit
Mrs. Eldredge's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Groesbeck. for the summer.
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Miss La Blanche Snow has gone To
Brigham City TO spend a few weeks
with friends there.
Mrs. w II. Tremayne and family ar
rived from a visit in Denver. and are
accompanied by Miss Nellie Gould. who
will be their guest.
x x X
Mrs. Henry Edmond Schraden of Ely.
New. is visiting her sisters. the Misses
Jones. She will leave in a few dave for
the coast, to spend the summer.
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Mrs l. Hesselberg of Price, Utah. will
De at nome for the summer at 100 8
street.
Mrs. Willard Hamer has returned
nome after a three weeks visit with
Mrs. John Scovil of Butte.
Inc marriage of Miss Agnes Dahl
gust and Z. II. Beckstrand will take
place Tuesday evening at the Dablonist
nome on West Temple street.
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MISS Charlotte Armstrong left YES
terday afternoon for Chicago. where
Siie WIN complete her course In the
ChlcaSo hospital. The Young eirIs of
the Phillips congregational church
"lth whom She has been associated
during the year and more of her stay
III the city, were at the train in n body
go see her off and wish her godspeed
and she was fairly showered with
flowers and other tokens of their love
ana friendship.
Mrs Elsie Lyon Anderson is here
from Omaha visiting her brothers and
sisters. %''''
MISS Ellen Hanson has as her guests
her cousins, Miss Rebekah and Miss
Anna Lundwall of Bozeman. Mont
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Miss Louise King and her mother
have returned from New York and
other eastern cities.
Mrs A E Carlson announces the en-
gagement of her daughter Florence
to Fred Midgley. the wedding to take
place In the near future
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A very pleasant lake party was given
IN honor of Miss Sarah I.indholm Tues.
day evening by Mis- Anna Stromness
A delicious supper was served. the ia
bic being decorated with carnations
and sweet peas. After supper the party
INDUCED in dancing Mrs. Amanda
Lindholm and Mrs. Edward Stromness
were the chaperons