The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-05

Of the Southern Pacific shops sailed from
New York on the Mauretama Neuhesoay
morning. and sven Olson, foreman or I,- li5e
Southern Pacific shops, sans next w eI
nesday morning on the LusiIanla- both
Miss Irma baltimore returned Sunday
afternoon from pleasant VISIT WIN
friends ga POcatello.
Ms Ralph r. Hoag visited Salt Lake
( friends on saturday
RIr. ana Mrs w c. HOllingsworth of
{ ElkO, New. are visiting at the nome OF
/ Mrs d. D. Rowlands for few days
/ Mrs. Joseph Wright and children nave
/ returned from a two months sojourn IN
. southern California 49,,
/ arrived in ogden Sunday afternoon TO
make a visit at the home OF her prother,
/ DT +. p. Mills
/ Mrs. Gustav L. Becker and daughter
/ left Monday evening for Los Angeles TO
/ spent the winter. Mr.. Becker VIII JOIN MS
/ family later.
! Mrs. W. Craig entertained the w. c. r.
I T. last Wednesday afternoon at ner nome
/ 483 Seventeenth street.
/ Mr. and Mrs. Knowlden Of Salt Lake,
/ who have been visiting Tor a rev DAYS
! with Mrs. knoWlden mothef' MIS-
/ Alkaline Cromwell left last Monday even
/ ing for Los Angeles, where they expect
/ to make their home.
| The Rev. D. W. Crane, formerly pas
! tor of the First Methodist Episcopal
/ church i'm ogden and now a pastor in salt
/ Lake. is visiting at the home OF Setn
/ j.. Griffin.
Miss Flora Wilson. daughter Of James
/ Wilson, secretary of agriculture Of the
I United States, was a guest at the home
/ of David Eccles during her stay IN Os-
/ den.
/ Miss Loretta Whaleu is visiting in Salt
/ Lake the guest of Miss Grace Sullivan.
/ Before returning home she expects TO take
! a trip TO the Pacific coast.
! Mrs A. b. Corey entertained the ladies
/ of the Historical society on Saturday uf-
ter Ia-a
l Miss Erb gave biographical sketches OF
l Harriet Beecher Stowe. The club viii
/ meet in two weeks with Mrs. A. ). Con-
/ don,
! Mrs David Eccles viii entertain the
/ ladies of the Martha society on next Mon
/ day afternoon at her home on Jefferson
/ avenue.
/ Mrs Thomas f. Fitzgerald will have as
/ her guests Saturday afternoon the mem
/ beers OF the HalcyOn sewing club.
/ Mrs H. f. Horton left Thursday morn
/ ing for san Francisco.
/ Mrs. II. ID. Ryan entertained the laqles
| of the St. Joseph sewing society last
] Thursday afternoon at her home z564
! Adams avenue.
/ Mrs. Ralph Guthrie and little son have
/ returned from pleasant visit IN Salt
/ Lake.
! Dr. and Mrs. Z. P. Mills entertained at
/ a dinner Tuesday evening, complimentary
| 10 Dr. Mills sister. who IS guest at
/ the Mills home on Madison avenue. The
/ table decorations were pink carnations.
/ The guests besides the guest of honor
| were Miss Ross, Mr.. and Mrs. John 4.
I Rushmer, DR.. and Mrs 5. W. WheTry and
/ George n. Knauss.
/ Mrs Hugh G. Wood entertained num-
! her of small children last Saturday after
noon at the OrDheum and later took the
I children 10 her home for refreshments.
/ Ii was i'm honor of her sons birthday an
/ niVersary.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Heber Swanner announce
{ the ENLARGEMENT of their daughter. Nellie,
, Fn
! take place i'm the Salt Lake temple We'd
/ nesday. December s.
Mrs. jay S. Gross will entertain Friday
! evening complimentary TO Miss Pearle
/ Cramer. who leaves for her home in
/ Washington, ID. c., next Sunday morning.
] one of the most successful bazars ever
I held i'm Ogden was the one given at the
Second ward amusement hall last W ed
nesday evening by the Young Ladies.
Mutual Improvement association of the
ward. The affair was largely attended
and a neat sum was realized. The young
I ladies To whom the success of the bazaar
l Is due are the following. Miss ROseb6l
/ ScOWcrOft Miss Elda Plngree, Miss Ha-
/ eel Browning, Miss Emma @. Wilson,
/ Miss Media McQuarrie, Miss Grace Har-
ris, Miss Myrtle jenkins, Miss Elva Lit
tlefield. Miss Ada Riley, Miss Ada Ste
vens, Miss Bessie LinQuist and Miss rs
ther Harris. The music of the evening
was furnished by Miss Beatrice Boyle and
Verde Pingree.
The Ogden tabernacle choir i'm the near
future will present the irrigation Ode.
Urgent requests have been made to the
officers of the choir by citizens and music
lovers asking for the ode.
Miss LOphelia Runyan entertained four
of her young friends at AN Orpheum party
Saturday afternoon. celebrating her thir-
teeuth birthday. Her guests We're Kath-
crime HOag Ethel Harris, Katherine
joyce and Florence Wright.
DIT. and Mrs. e p Mills gave an even
ing party Thursday i'm honor of DR.. Mills
sister Mrs. Wilson CritZer of Detroit.
Mich. Five tables were filled with play