The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-15

DonOher. Mrs. Russell l.. Tracy, Miss
Coscriff. Miss Louise Sullivan. Miss Rae
BsN A-h, Miss Olive Bartch and Miss
Gibbons.
The outgoing trains each day are SIM
| ply bathed in tears these past few days.
| so many of the high school boys and
| girls are leaving for the east. A large
delegation attended the partings on
Sunday, when number of the girls
went away to college, among them Miss
Gwendolin Trip. Miss Winnifred Dyer.
Miss Winnifred Brice and Miss Marion
Oberndorfer. George w. Barratt, the
Artist, also returned to his work in New
York after spending the summer here.
Colonel and Mrs. Z. A Wall and
| their five daughters returned yester-
day by way of San Francisco from their
two months spent on the coast After
leaving Los Angeles and the surround
ing beaches they went by motor
through the state to the north. and
have spent the past two weeks in the
vicinity of San Francisco.
| X X X
Robert w. Prosser of Texas and Miss
Edith Prosser of New York. brother and
sister of Herman A Prosser. are here
at the Knutsford. having come on to
attend their brothers wedding.
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Mrs. l. o. Rhoades of Berkeley. Cal.
will arrive here on Thursday and be
the guest of Mrs. A. E. Hutchinson.
x X X
| Mrs. George Sutherland entertained
few close friends at bridge on Satur-
day afternoon at her home, 10 c street.
Mrs Sutherland and her daughter will
leave today for the east to spend the
winter in Washington.
X X X
Miss Ruth Tracy of Seattle will be
here today and will spend a few days
with Mr.. and Mrs, Russell l.. Tracy on
her way to Oberlin.
Mrs. w. H. Monahan left yesterday
at noon for WATERFOWL Arsenal. Mass.
to visit her daughter, Mrs. William P.
Plat. and Captain Plat.
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Mrs. William p. Kiser will entertain
on Friday afternoon at bridge tea
| for Mrs. S. c. Adams and Mrs Ray
mond S. Mason
Mrs. Louis w. Critchlow will leave
today with her small boy for Pennsyl-
vania to join Mr.. Critchlow, after
spending the summer here with the
Dryer family.
| Mrs w. r Daily has returned to her
the summer here with Mrs. L. L. Terry.
Mrs Arthur Shepherd and her baby
and Miss Beth Dunbar will leave today
for Boston to join Mr.. Shepherd.
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| Mrs. Robert w. Gordon and her small
son are here from Colorado, visiting
the MantOr family at 375 Third ave
nue..
| X * X
Mrs. George Graves of Ogden. who
spent a part of last week in the city.
the guest of Mrs. E. A. Wedgwood, has
returned TO her home.
DIR. Carter of New York. a physician
of note and college friend of some
Salt Lakers. is here for short stay and
is at the Knutsford.
X X \
Russell Lowry left last evening for
his home in Oakland after a visit of
two days with old friends here. Mrs.
Lowry and their small son. Richard,
will be here from Gibson. ILL.,. on their
way west within a fortnight and will
remain in town few days.
| Miss Florence Kimball leaves today
| for New York. where she will join her
mother and her sister Miss Alice Kim
ball. Miss Kimball will remain in the
| east for the winter.
| X X
Mrs. Ezra Thompson and her daugh-
ter Norinne. will leave on Sunday next
for Miss Benefits school, New York.
X X X
Miss Homie Herman has returned
after a visit of some time in southern
California.
| Miss 1Orene Leary and Miss Terrell
wi in n a 90 n u
afternoon for Mrs. Raymond S. Mas
| son.
| Miss Virginia Beatty will leave this
morning for Dana Hall to re-enter schol
there.
Miss Bessie Critzer will leave Omaha
| today for home after a pleasant visit
of some seven weeks with friends in
that city.
Miss Meyme Noble will entertain at
luncheon tomorrow for Miss Eva
Madden at the Alta club. instead of at
the Country club, as planned
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The tourist section of the Ladies' Lit
erary club will meet this morning at
10 O'Clock at the club house to begin
the study of Russia. which is to be
the years work.
| Mrs. William A WetZell is home aft
err spending the summer in Portland.
Mrs Wetzel and her brother. DR.. Cum
ming have purchased a houseboat on
the Willamette river and have made
of il an ideal summer home.
X X 4
Miss Virginia Shannon Will entertain
at 500 Wednesday evening at her home,
| 253 Fourth avenue.
Eva z. Snow, china decorating.
| moved 10 So Hooper block
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