The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-16

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The Never Substitutors.
Corner Second South and West Temple.
of roses Miss O'Ncill was assisted by
her sister, Miss Frances O'Neill
Miss Joanna Sprague VIII leave the
last Of tho week for Breton Hills, \,
H., where she will attend the national
library convention, which is to he held
there from June 2S to July 5. Before
returning she will spend few days
with her mother in Wisconsin.
Word comes from East Auburn, Cal,
that Miss Leila Trent, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs, Il. G.. Trent. formerly OF this
city. will be married TO Mr.. Meredith
of East Auburn, Cal. The wedding.
which viii be a quiet home affair, will
take place July 3
The members of ST. Paul s choir en-,
ioycd a delightful party al the lake
Tuesday evening. After the bath, a
prettily appointed ser was served
at which covers were laid for thirty
five. Dancing followed,
Frank Knox has gouc 10 New York
on a business trip and will attend She
commencement exercises of Yale, re-
turning wIsh his Eons, Geo g and de
Witt. who have Just ccmplrrel their
freshman year at the sheffield 'icien-
tific school.
Mrs. Paul c. Potter entertained the
Post Bridge club Tuesday afternoon.
when prizes were won by Mrs. Walthal
and Mrs. Purvicncc. The next meet
ing OF the club Will be Tuesday, June
%, with Mrs Purviencc.
Word comes from Washington. d. c.,
Of the graduation Of Claude y. Jan
non, son of the late Abraham II. Can
non. from the George Washington uni
vcrsity. where he took the degree Of
D. D. 5. with high honors.
Mrs T.. Meliesy and family will leave
about July 10 for their summer home,
at Long Beach. Cal. Mr.. and Mrs. W.
A. Tyler and Miss Tyler will accom-
pany them and be their guests for sew
erai weeks.
Mr.. aud Mrs, j. c. Niven and Miss
in Los Angeles, Cal, where they viii
spend the summer. Mrs. Van Cott will
Join them the middle of July.
W A. CardweII announces the en-.
gagement of his son. Charles A. Card
well, 10 Miss T. B. Martin, The wed
ding will take place June 25.
Mrs L. 5. Marlger and Mrs. J.. o.
Naylor entertained at a prettIly ap-
pointed luncheon at the Louvre Tuesday
in honor of Miss Marie Luce and Miss
Ivy Young.
Mr. and Mrs. Murdock viii be home
today from two weeks spent IN Cnlcd 20.
H., They will be at home for time
with Mrs. Murdock mother, Mrs,
Dunfo.d
Misses Grace and Carrie Snyder left
Tuesday evening for Long Beach, Cal.
where they viii spend the summer with
their grandmother, Mrs. NJ. A. Green
wood.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Swindler. will
be joined the laet of the week by their
two children, who have spent the win
ter in a California school,
Mrs. j. F. Gordon and daughter.
Dorothy. have returned TO their homo
in Ogden after spending several divs
here with Mrs. Harry Clark.
Z. l.. Burrcll has issued invitations
for the wedding reception of his
daughter. Viola, and r. w. Jones on
Wednesday evening. June so,
F. ButterGeld entertained six at q
dinuer at the University club Tuesday
evening, The table was effectively
decorated in carnations.
Miss Nan Clawson Will be home Sat
urday from New York. whore she grad
uated from the Horace Mann Ilph
school Of Columbia school.
A. II. Snow, who has spent several
weeks in Mexico. returned last week,
hy mis- son, Carl, VINO is
a student at Cornell.
Mrs. ". II, Alexander entertained at
an informal tea Tuesday afternoon in
honor Of her guest, Miss Alexander, of
Omaha, Neb.
Mr.. and Mrs, NJ. p. Braffct and chill.
dren will leave today for Chicago, I'LL,
whore they will spend the next two |
months.
Miss Mary HalIoran who is visiting
in the East slncc her return from
abroad, will ne home the last Of this
month.
r Mr., and Mrs r. +. Bauer and |
daughter, Mrs. j. G. Chapman returned |
Monday from spending several weeks
in the East.
Mrs Ray BrovncIl of Haley. ida,
is here the guest Of Dr, ard Mrs. j. +.
ritchow-
Mr. and Mrs. John Burke Of South
Dakota are spending a day or two hero
with Mrs Burke g cousin Glen Miller