Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-08

a pretty Shudo Woulu pe cp''iiS IiS
ing in any case should match the m
Observation-Disclosures, assss>sss,5SSSSS
where they will spend two months With
Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt sherman.
Mrs James e. Jennings will leave
soon Tor Los Angeles and the beaches
Col. and Mrs. a. L. Wall and family,
who have spent the holidays In New
York expected to sail Thursday, JAN b.
for a six months trip abroad.
w. 3. Lewis and children have
returned to their home In Midvale, art
er spending the holidays here With MIS-
Iewls's sister, Mrs. a. 2. Hopkins.
Miss Elizabeth Baker, who has spent
the past six weeks here with her aunt.
Mrs +. S Ferry, will leave this evening
for her home in Everett, Wash.
Mrs. Could Smith of Nevada VIII
spend the remainder of the winter with
her brother and his wife. Mr. and MIS-
Fred Noble in San Francisco Cal
Mrs. Edward C. Elmer left Sunday
evening for southern California where
she VIII spend the remainder of the
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Wrench have as
their guest 1. e. Brown of Telluride
Colo, who will be here for few days
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Hills have re-
turned from an extended trip and arc at
home at No. SO Bransford apartments
Miss Martha w Laning is at home
for a time with her sister, Mrs. II. L.
Love. at S24 First avenue.
Mrs. I C. Goodwin is back from a
short visit at her old home In Buona
Vista, Colo
Miss Amelia Kramer of Evansville,
Ind, has recently come here to make
her home,
Miss Edna Dunn and Miss Margaret
Dunn left Wednesday morning Tor the
east. Miss Dunn Will sPend some ume
in Chicago. whllo Miss Margaret VIII
continue her studies at Miss Bennett j
school in New York.
Miss Margaret Walker and Miss NO
rinne Thompson also lett WedneS-
day for their school in the east
Miss Pearl Van Cott returned Satur-
day from a visit of six weeks IN Cail-
fornia with her sister. Mrs. J. c. NiFlh'
Mrs Ferdinand Dickert and MISS
elsie Dickert are pleasantly sltuatGu
nj the Hotel Virginia at Long Beach'
cal. where other Salt Lake people are
also at home for the wlnter'
Mrs G. Ronnemort. Miss Eva WrathaIs
and others. who accompanied inc JILL
,iaI party to the east Tor inc CeIe-
monies connected with the lauhcnins
of the Utah. have returned 10 s'lit
Lake.
Mrs ELIAS A. Smith will leave to-
daV for Los Angeles FOR the winter, one
viii be Joined by Mr. Smith In Fepru-
airy.
Dr. and Mrs ]. T. Keith and daush-
ter. Katherine, have gone to chicago
10 remain for the rest oil inc "i'''oi'
Miss Ilnnie Kilgrow is in NoshVslie ,e
and Memphis. where she VIII VISIT
with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Weir left
Wednesday for san Francisco, al,
from which place they VIII san la'e.
for 4 stay OF several "eeN' III
Honolulu.
Mrs. A. s. Blbbins and SON Bllly
ex,Tect to leave soon for southern
california. where they Will spend inc
remainder of tho winter.
Judge C. w. Bartch and daughter
Miss Rartch. who have spent the hoil-
days in New York will be home inc
first OF the week.
Mr. and Mrs. George P. Holman
who have spent the past three months
abroad are now In London.
Dr and Mrs H s. Scott returned
Tuesday from the east. where they
spent the holidays with DIR. SCOTS
parents,
Mrs. Ira C Tuttle is pleasantly To-
Gated In Los Angeles, Cal, where she
win be for the remainder of the WIN
ter
Mr. and Mrs. b. A McMillen arc
now located in their new home on
Second avenue, between and L
streets
Mr. and Mrs. Richter will leave
today for the City of Mexico, where
they will spend six weeks
Mrs. Simon Black will leave early
In February for a visit In southern
California.
Mrs. Arthur Bird and Miss Nc
Cornlck left this weok for New YORK.
Miss Vera Eldredge left Monday eyo-
ming for Denver to take up her musical
studies at the College of Music of tho
University of Denver after spending
her Christmas vacation in Salt Lake
with her parents. Mr., and Mrs. j, u.
Eldredgo. ST.
Mrs. Walter C. LOWS OF Butte Is cN-