The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-04

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son of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Pugh of
this city. The wedding took place in
ogden on Sept. 2.
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Leon Wilson and Chester r. COlborn
left on the Los Angeles Limited We'd
nesday for the east, the former to re-
enter Perdu and the LATER Ann ArbOr.
Miss Dorothy Colborn will attend
Monticello seminary at Godfrey, Ill, the
coming year. She leaves with her moth
er and father Sept. %.
Herbert Hamlin is TO attend Columbia
university at Washington, D. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene W. Knight of
Denver spent three days at the Kenyon
on their way home from Seattle and the
northwest. Mr. Knight is OF the Knight
/ Music company, and his wife is the
daughter of DR. \. G. Durham, one of
! Denver's Oldest and most eminent ply
| sicians.
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/ Miss Abilene Jacobson, accompanied
/ by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tony ia
| cobson, will leave the middle of the
month for Notre Dame, Ind, where she
win attend school during the coming
year.
Frank Moore viii entertain at a stag
/ party at his quarters at the post this
! evening.
| Mrs. W. WOolley viii entertain with a
| shower to be given Saturday, Sept. II,
in honor of Miss Lucille Snow.
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Mrs. William a. wetzel returned
! Wednesday from a months visit in
| Portland and the northwest.
/ Miss Cleo Craig will be the hostess at
/ an Orpheum party that will be given
! this afternoon in honor of Miss Viola
/ GOdbe.
/ The wedding Of Miss Lara Rawiins to
/ Herbert HOFFMAN viii take place this
/ evening at the home of the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Rawlins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Clawson and
/ Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Spencer returned
/ home Friday from Soda Springs, where
/ they have been for the last two weeks.
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/ lie Grand Young, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
/ liam Reid and children leave today for
a short stay on the Weber.
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/ Mabel Wells and VIII James were mar
! ried, President Winder performing the
| ceremony. In the evening a reception
/ was given at the home of the brides
! parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Wells, 531 c
! street.
/ Miss Sybella Clayton has returned
/ from a stay of some weeks at her
/ fathers ranch in East canyon.
!
Miss Fay Scott of Armstead, Mont,
/ is visiting in this city, the guest of her
! sister, Mrs. lie Grand Young, jr. Miss
/ Scott is on her way to Brooklyn, n. Y,
where she will enter Pratt institute for
the year.
Mrs. Royal c. Barnes and sons re-
turned home during the week after
/ having spent the summer at Long
Beach, Cal
J. N. Cook and Clyde Fleming Of At
ianta, Ga, are spending a few days
i with friends in salt Lake, just return
/ ing from the A.-Y.-P. exposition at
! Seattle.
Miss Zelda Bird Of Mendon, Utah, is
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G.
Bird.
Miss Priscilla Davis entertained for
! Miss Eva w. Gardiner, one of the Sep
/ TENDER brides, Thursday Mrs Theo-
| dore Reiser entertained for her Wed
| nesday.
Msis Luella Ryan, who has been visit
ing at Seattle, Vancouver and other
points of interest in the Pacific north
west, has returned home, accompanied
by Mrs. Katharine Lynnwood of Null
Ian, Ida. During her stay here Mrs
LynnwOOd viii be the guest of her aunt,
Mrs. Patrick Ryan.
Mrs. Mabel Snow Cole entertained
with a delightful theatre party on
| Thursday evening, the affair being
complimentary TO Miss La Blanche
Snow.
Those who viii entertain at the table
d'hote dinner at the Country club to
day are Mrs. Robert Glendinning. Mrs
Smith. Mrs. c. H. Griffin and D. F.
Brayton.
Mrs. Sam Douglass of Payson. &C
cOmpanied by her daughter Mrs. J. J.
Mcclellan, is visiting the Seattle expo
sition and the northwest. They re-
turn today.
Mrs. John Hepworth and daughter,
Inez, left Thursday evening for Seattle
and an extended trip along the Pacific
! coast.
Mrs. J. z. Williams, Jr,, and chill
dren Of Merruv Utah who were guests