The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-03

Minneapolis. who is q guest at the FL
lott home at Fort Douglas.
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Miss La Blanche Snow, one of the |
early fall brides, will be the comph-
mented guest at an informal party to /
be given this afternoon, with Mrs. c. c. /
Hemmick as the hostess.
A card party viii be given this after
noon by Mrs. Q. W Harvey and Mrs. !
A. D. Candland, the guest Of honor /
being Miss Mildred Brown, an autumn |
bride.
Mrs. J. c. Snow will be the hostess at |
a five hundred party that will be given /
today for Mrs. Elliott Mellinger Of /
Pittsburg and Miss Lucille Snow, Sep /
TENDER bride.
Mrs. W. H. Tibbals viii entertain with |
a garden party to be given this after
noon at her home on Third avenue
x x
Miss Aunice Belden, who has spent |
several months in Salt Lake, viii leave
the latter part of the week for her
home in Los Angeles.
x x x
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh DOugall and small
son, Bernard, and Mrs. Dougalrs sis
ter, Miss Name Smith, returned We'd
summer home, SLEEPY Hollow"
Captain and Mrs. Frank Rowell re
turned on Wednesday from an extended
visit at Fort Leavenworth, Kan.
X X \
Miss Florence Allen will leave on
Sept. 25 for the east.
Mrs. James Finlan will leave Mon
day for her home in Chicago, after a
two months visit in the city as the
guest of her mother, Mrs. James Ivers.
x x x
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund l. Thompson
will leave Saturday for visit of sew
| eral weeks in California and the north
west. While in San Francisco, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thompson viii be the guests of
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Merrill, former
residents of Salt Lake.
X X
Miss Edith Shearman will leave on
| Friday for a six weeks trip to Seattle
and Portland. While in the latter city
she viii be the guest Of her sister, Mrs.
Alma Katz.
Miss A. E. Buchanan, for many years
/ a teacher in the High school, has re-
| signed her position and will make her
| home in Berkeley, where she has been
| spending the summer months.
X X X
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hornung will leave
soon for Los Angeles for an extended
visit.
Mrs. R. P. Grimmette is expected in
the city soon for the Snow rimmette
wedding, which will take place on
Sept. %.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Rash left on
! Tuesday for California and the Pacific
| northwest for a visit Of several weeks
< x x
Miss Edith Smith and Sylvester
| Evans, both Of Lehi, Utah, were mar
ried at noon yesterday in the temple,
and are spending a short time at the
Windsor hotel
The United Daughters of the Confed-
eracy viii meet this afternoon at 9
o'clock with Mrs. J. NJ. Silvers at 463
East Fifth South street.
X y X
Miss Hazel B. Stevens was hostess
! Tuesday night in honor of the Misses
| Edna and Sadie Coates, who leave this
| week for New York, where they will
| enter the Columbia university.
! x X
Mrs. Milton E. Lipman and children,
| who have been spending the month of
! August at the Hermitage, returned
| home Tuesday, accompanied by Mr..
Lipman, who has just returned from
| New York.
Robert Corwin Lee of the naval
| academy at Annapolis viii spend the
month Of September in the city as the
guest of his cousin, Lieutenant Alva
| Lee, and other relatives.
x
Mrs. L. Hill and Mrs L. Snow are
| among the Salt Lake visitors at the
Hermitage this week.
K
Misses Florence and Emily Bothberg
| Of Helena, Mont, are newcomers to the
| city, registered at the New Temple no
tel. They will teach this year in the
! grade schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. R. Sterling and Mr..
| and Mrs. Ed Pierce Of Idaho Falls, who
| have been the guests of friends in Salt
| Lake, left for their home in Idaho yes
| terday, making the trip by auto.
x x y
Mrs. Luff, who has been the guest of
her daughter, Mrs Q. w. Oft, will leave
today for her home in Oak Park. III.
x x X
Mrs. w. r. Hutchinson has gone to
Idaho to spend a couple or weeks there
as the guest Of Mrs. J. D. Woods
| X x x
Miss Kate Edelman left on Tuesday
for a two months stay at Seattle.
X
Miss Florence NJ. Christensen, one of
Salt Lakes most promising young ar
tists leaves this morning for Paris to
pursue her art studies. Miss Christen-
sen was the professor of art in the
branch normal at Cedar City last year.
and has spent two years in the New
York School of Art and one year in
Chicago. Miss Christensen will visit
friends in Chicago, Cincinnati and
New York, leaving for Paris in time for
the opening of the academy the latter
part of September.