The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-08-15

Of the torrid season will soon be in
sight. It will not be long until those
who are sUmmering IA the mountains
and at the seaside resorts will have be
gun to come back home, and then the
social whirl will become dizzy once
more.
Dame Rumor has limited that many
extensive entertainments have been
planned for the near future, but that
wise old lady merely hints and closes
her lips. Then there are some weddings
that will be announced soon, and that
same old lady has said that at least
two of the weddings will be on a large
scale.
Although the dearth of large private
affairs has been noticed by many mem
beTs of the social set, yet there are
many others who are glad to get a
respite during the hot weather. Not a
few Of them are busy planning gowns
for the coming season and arranging
for their manufacture, and it is de-
clared by some who know that the
brilliancy Of the season will outshine
that Of previous seasons.
X
The Sewing club viii be entertained
this week at the home of Mrs. W. NJ.
Hunt.
X x x
meet last week on account of the en-
eampment, will be entertained on
Thursday, August 1. at the home Of
Miss Ida Manson on West South Temple
street
Miss Gretta Storm was awarded the
bridge prize at the regular meeting Of
the Post Bridge club, which was held
on Tuesday afternoon at the home Of
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thall viii entertain the club at its next
meeting, which will be held on Tuesday,
August "a.
Mr. and Mrs. F. w. Gift have re-
| turned from a six weeks trip to Seat
tie and Portland.
Mrs. Robert Glendinning of Mexico,
who has been spending several weeks
here as the guest of her mother. Mrs.
John 7. Donnellan, has decided to re-
main in the city until early fall.
X x x
! Mrs. Alex Queisser and small daugh-
( ter, Vina Virginia, are expected in the
| city on Tuesday to spend a month here
| as the guest of Mrs. Queisser's cousins
the Misses Amy and Isabel Osborne.
! Mrs. z. P. LeCompte, who has been
.
/ Mrs. H. r. Wells. returned to her home
in Park City on Saturday. On Mon
/ day DR.. and Mrs LeCOmpte will leave
/ for Seattle and the northwest. Their
/ daughter. Miss Hannah LeCOmpte, will
! Join them in POcatello, Idaho. and will
/ accompany them to the coast.
Mrs. H. Taft of St. Louis is expected
in the city this week for a months
l..
/ on Ninth East street.
Mr. and Mrs J. ". Price and son,
/ Walter, will leave this morning for a
weeks visit in Sprinsdale as the guest
of DR.. and Mrs. Walter Pike.
x \
Miss Martha Johnson, who has been
| supervisor of physical education in the
/ public schools here for the past few
years, will leave on August "A for
/ Newark, n. J., where she viii be mar
ried in the fall.
Miss Betsy Woodland of Raleigh, n.
O.. arrived in the city on Wednesday
and will visit at the Bartch home in
the Bransford apartments until after
the Bartch-Lloyd wedding in Sep
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from an extended trip to the Yellow
stone park
Duncan McInnis of Idaho is spending
a few days in the city on his way to
Illinois, where he will resume his work
at the Illinois State university.
X
Mark PendletOn and his sister. Miss
Jessie Herune left Thursday for g
months visit in Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. z. Madsen and
daughter, Miss Marvel Madsen, will
| leave on Tuesday for Seattle and Port
/ land, expecting TO be away about a
month.
/ General E. D. Thomas and his aide
/ Lieut.. ]. E. GaujOt. who have been Wis
/ iting at the camp of the national guard
| left on Saturday for department head
/ quarters.
X X x
Captain c. c.. Hall, from the Indian
| reservation at Whiterocks, and W. NJ
/ McCrea Of this city will return the early
/ part Of the week from a short trip tC
| Denver.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. ElwOod Bailey returned
| on Monday evening from the A.-Y.-P
| exposition. While away Mr.. and Mrs
/ Bailey visited their daughter, Mrs. c.
! c. Madsen at Portland and other