The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-03

, rloNIon overnight, and to rid the face
, OF pImpics in twentyTour hours
! Edwin Evcnsou. Edward Stcadman. w.
/ Pence and Frank Nickel.
The Wcy home was the scene Of a
/ charming bridge tea Tuesday afternoon,
when Mrs. A. Fred Wey aud Mrs.
/ Vaughn Paul entertained sixteen tables,
! About twenty later went IN 10 TEA.
! Pink and white chrysantbcmumS were
J effectively used in the decorations, with
/ a tall crystal vase of them in the cen
ter of the tea table, on handsome
cloth of princess lace. Tea and coffee
were poured by Mrs. l.. \. Wall and
/ Mrs. J. \. DeBou2ek.
Friends viii be glad to hear that Mrs
I X. T.. Walker. now of Riverside. Cal,
| is much improved from her serious Ill
ness. Her son, Leland. who was called
TO her bedside. viii return here today
and her daughter and daughter S nus
! band. Mr.. and Mrs. j. 5. Dennis, who
were ON their wedding trip and were
called back, Will he there but few
( DAYS longer.
Friends viii hc glad 10 hear that lit
.
bcr serious illness of typhoid fever.
She is at the home of her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs H. g. Mcmillan. Her
father, Mr.. Adams, has returned TO the
home in Denver Colo.
The Post Bridge club was entertained
Tuesday afternoon by Mrs, W. \, Cave
naugh, when prizes were won by Mrs.
Buckcr and Mrs, u. &. Potter The next
meeting of the club will be Tuesday.
November 1G, with Mrs, Clark Elliott,
Lieutenant sherman A. White, who
has been spending several weeks with
his mother and sister i'll Arizona, has
joined his wife here and Will spend scv'
cral weeks with Mrs, Whites parents,
Mr. and Mrs, j. G. Jacobs.
Mr. and Mrs George RYAN now have
with them Mrs. RYAN s mother and
brother, who have recently returned
from Oregon, whore they had spent the
past year.
Mrs. Jake Israel has returned from
an extended visit In the cast. She WIS
accompanied home by her cousin from
Cincinnati Ohio, who VIII spend the
winter here.
Mrs. Porter Slower has returned to
her home in Frccport, H., after spend
ing tho past two weeks here with Mr.
and Mrs. George \. Steiner,
Mrs, Samuel Ncwhousc. who has
spent the past six or eight months
in Paris and London, Will sail for New
York Friday, November D.
Mrs. Thomas Kcarns returned We'd
ncsdaN from their ranch in California
Their little daughter, Helen, remained
there for few weeks.
Mrs. G.. G. Ncrbryck expects TO leave
soon for trip TO Idaho. In her ah,
scncc her homc ut I27 NJ street Will
be occupied by Mr.. and Mrs j. d. Har.
rlson and two sons.
Mrs, A. =. Witchcr and daughter of
Ely. New. will bc here to spend Thauks.
giving with Mrs. Witchcr's mother,
Mrs. Isabel Pitts.
Mrs. Owslcy, who has spent some time
here IS the guest Of Mrs. A. Fred Wcy,
VIII leave the first Of the week for her
home in Butte, Mont,
Mrs. Lyla Read has returned from
tNtdlll's WASH, ana the racine north.
west, and is ut home with MT. and Mrs
W. f.. james,
Frank i. Forest, grandson Of Gen
cral Forest Of the Confederate service,
Is here for few days with old friends.
Miss Esther Allen entertained six
tables AT a $500 y party Tuesday even
ing for Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sands.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fergus Ferguson, who
have spent the past year in southern
California, have returned here
Mr.. and Mrs. L. p. Goody and
daughter, Irene, returned Sunday from
Il six week trip IN the East
There Will bc an illustrated lecture
at the University club Saturday oven
ing by Professor Pack
Mrs. L. NJ Fisher has returned from
n two-mopth s visit in Philadelphia
and Delaware.
Mrs. j. : kinkcad. of Berkeley. Cal