The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-28

! handsome pipe. The guests were Frank
Matthews, Thomas Matthews, Roy
Wilkins, Harry Browning, Alvin Bluth,
William Sneddin, Herman Grether, Carl
| Watson, Claude Watson, Newell Mills,
Emil Ecklund. Lawrence Warner, Bert
Mansfield, Wallace Watts, Earle Lamb,
Lote Kinney. Harry Shontz, Earl Gull
yer and Clyde Chandler.
Miss Blanche Larned Of the Lewis
school was called to her home in Kan
sas the early part of the week, by the
serious illness of her sister.
Mrs. H. Hanag of Salt Lake has been
visiting the family of Abe Kuhn this
week.
Miss Minnie Kiesel, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred J. Kiesel, with a party
| Of California friends is travelling in
Europe. They have been in Italy for
the last month. They do not expect to
return to America before late spring.
| Miss Harriet Prout has returned
from two months visit in Butte,
Mont
]. H. Knauss has returned home after
a pleasant visit to his old home in east
| ern Pennsylvania.
w. r. Scott, assistant general man
! ager Of the Southern Pacific system,
| accompanied by his wife and a party OF
friends in private. car Sacramento"
were in ogden Monday for short stay,
en- route to Denver. Mr.. and Mrs. Scott
were former residents Of Ogden, when
Mr.. Scott was superintendent of the
Salt Lake division of the Southern Pa
cffic railroad and while here Monday
were renewing old acquaintance.
Mrs. Charles L. Hubbard of Seattle,
who has been visiting in Ogden for the
last ten days, left Saturday morning
1of Los Angeles, where she will spend
the winter.
Mrs. A. J. RollOw has gone to Beat
rice, Neb., to visit her parents. She
will remain east four weeks.
w. NJ. Murray and wife departed last
Monday afternoon for Jacksonville, Fla,
| to spend the winter.
The Caledonia society gave a most de-
hshtful as well as interesting entertain
ment at Union Labor hall last Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. Hiram H. Spencer was hostess
Wednesday afternoon at a delightfully."-
informal bridge party at the hOspitable
Spencer home on Twenty-fifth street,
complimentary to Mrs. Harry L. Bell,
who leaves Saturday afternoon for
Sparks, New, to make her home in the
future, and Mrs. H. B. Spencer of Haw-
thorne, New, who is a house guest at
the Spencer home. The decorations
were green and white. On the mantle
in the front parlor were large vases of
white carnations and ferns, and from
the chandeliers clusters of the same
flowers and ferns tied with large bows
of white tulle were effectively arranged
The invited guests numbered seventy
five. The following ladies were present:
Mrs. Hulantsh, Mrs. II. G. Wood, Mrs
.. M. Runyan, Mrs. Ambrose P. Hibbs
Mrs. Harry L. Bell, Mrs. Leroy R. Ec-
Giles, Mrs. Osgood, Mrs. J. c. Nye, Mrs.
I. D. Ryan, Mrs. Thomas E. Fitzgerald,
Mrs. E. NJ. ConrOy. Mrs. Jack Brown
ing, Mrs. r. T. Hume. Mrs. Elliott
Brown, Mrs. A. P. Bigelow, Mrs. David
c. Eccles, Mrs. r. s. Joyce, Mrs, NJ, s.
Browning, Mrs. Charles L. Hibbard,
Mrs. David Eccles, Mrs. Fred w. Hess,
Mrs. Harris, Mrs. Thomas D. Dee, Mrs.
w. Turner, Mrs. A S. Condor, Mrs. E.
w. MatsOn, Mrs. T. c. Baker, Mrs. D.
j. Malone, Mrs. James H. Spargo, Mrs.
Philip Kniesely, Mrs. Frank NJ briggs,
Mrs. John n. Spargo and Mrs. D. ].
Sheehan.
Mrs. H. French of Idaho is the guest
of her sister. Mrs. Don MCGUIRE
Mrs. E. w. Bradbury and daughter
left this morning for Denver for a short
visit with relatives and friends.
Miss Louise Struber has returned from
II. B. Spencer of Hawthorne, New.
came to ogden to spend Thanksgiving.
He will be accompanied home by his
wife, who has been visiting at the home |
Of the H. H. Spencers.
Mrs. E. G. Manson, wife Of the SUPER |
intendent Of the Salt Lake division of |
the Southern Pacific railroad, has re- |
turned from a short visit to San Fran |
cisco.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Emerson Hoag
have issued invitations for a large |
dancing party to be given at the Con- |
gress dancing academy next Friday /
evening, to meet Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph /
Everist BRISTOL, Mr. and Mrs. Willard /
Jay Bell and Had Chamberlain Day.
Miss Walker Of CoalviIle is visiting
her brother, Alexander w. Walker, and |
wife on North Washington avenue.
Mrs. j. w. Abbott was the guest the |
first of the week of Mrs. w. ]. SheaIy
in Salt Lake City.
DR.. and Mrs. F. W. Baker entertained
a large party of friends at dinner on
Miss Irma baltimore is visiting
friends in Pocatello.
Mrs. Thomas D. Dee and daughter
Mrs. Richard B. Porter, were Salt Lake
visitors Thanksgiving.
Mrs F. E. Lewis. accompanied bv
Mrs. Stephens of Chicago, has returned |
from a visit to Chicago.
The marriage Of Miss Maggie Nav
Moyes, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
H. Moyes, and c. II. Hartog was solem-
nized in the Salt Lake temple Wednes-
day.
Mrs, Harold Peery Is visiting at the
home of her father, George w. Taylor,
in Provo.