The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-11

[ kimball is a former Ogden boy. the son
OF Mr. and Mrs. James Kimball He
was with the troop OF cavalry formed
ia this state al the outbreak OF the
/ Spanish-American war, and was second
lieutenant OF that body under Captain
j. E.. Game.
Mrs. Clark z. Elliott was the hostess
yesterday afternoon at a delightful
I bridge tea for her cousin, SIrs. &. 3.
/ Elliott Of Minneapolis Five tables
were filed with the bridge players, and
later a number more came in for tea
! when. besides the guest Of honor. Mrs.
John s Upham and Mrs. Hugh Walt
hall assisted the hostess. Red carna-
tons were used for decorating. and
prizes were won by Mrs. /. a. Mcclure
and Miss Gale.
Quite number Of Ogden people came
down at the week end for the closing
performance OF Madame Nazimeva,
among them. Mrs. II. II. Spencer, Mrs.
H. VI. Rowe, Mrs. a G. Horne Mrs.
lCharles Ross and Mrs w. q. Dalrym-
pie
The alumni of the Collegiate Institute
land all former pupils of that institution
viii celebrate founders day tomorrow
evening with supper at the Gunton
Memorial chapel and a trip TO the new
Westminster buildings.
/ The marriage Of Miss Alta Johnson
and DR.. Charles g. Carter. which was
announced during the week. will take
place at Rowland Hall on the evening
of May 1.
Mr.. and Mrs. David F. Walker Of san
Mateo. Cal. announce the engagement
of their daughter. Althea Margaret. TO
Rulon 5. Smoot. The wedding viii take
place or April 10.
/ The engagement is announced Of Miss
Mary r. Nuttall, the youngest daugh-
ter Of the late L. John and Sophia T..
Nuttall, to Hyrum J. ChTistiansOn. The
marrias sc is to take place on June >.
I Mr.. and Mrs. James Oswald announce
the engagement OF their daughter. Vera.
to Will G.. Rowe. the wedding to take
place in June.
Mrs. G.. r. Hollingsworth and Miss
Minnie Kiesel of ogden viii give a
large bridge tea tomorrow. TO which a
number Of their Salt Lake friends are
invited.
Dr. and Mrs. Z. D. Woodruff sailed on
Tuesday last from Cuba for New Or
leans ON their way home. They viii
VISIT in TeXarkana before returning
here.
Mrs. H. Z. Freeman viii return home
today. after having spent the past six
weeks in the east visiting with her
mother.
Mrs W. 2. Fiser and her small son,
Philip. and nurse viii leave the latter
part of the week for Davenport, Ia. to
spend a month or so with the Niser
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris ". Child and
Airs. HartshOrn arc. expected the first
) OF May To spend some time with Mr..
and Mrs. W. II. Child.
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, Mr. and Mrs. Gus Becker of ogden
, and their little daughter. who have been
/ spending some time abroad, sailed on
April Z for home.
Mrs Thomas Winch will entertain
on Wednesday for Miss Anna J. Brain
the daughter of Mrs. Annie p. Meyer
whose marriage to l. F BaUmgart
viii be one Of the June events.
Mrs Thomas Marioneaux and her
home, and are expected here early in
May.
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Mrs. W II. Nonahsn arrived yestcr-
! day from WATERFOWL arsenal near BOs-
! ton. where she has spent the winter
, with Captain and Mrs W. P Platt
,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Lindley are
having an enjoyable visit at Ocean
Park Later they viii go to San Diego
returning to salt Lake about May I.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Wood viii be
at home after today in their own home
at 65S East Third South street.
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Miss Laura Lewis expects TO leave to-
day for Chicago, where she VIII con-
tinue her musical studies.
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Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Francis leave to-
day for the coast to spend a fortnight
or so in recreation.
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Mrs. &. X. Won Knoblock, who ha.