The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-14

Misses Stevens. Jensen and McDon-
sid and Edgar Stevens and Professor
Johnson, came to Ogden in the evening.
| They will visit the national park and
other points before going 10 their win
| ter home in California.
The Bachelor Girls" at their camp
at Lewis resort, will entertain num-
Der or guests at a tea party saturday
night. The hostesses are Miss Ivy VIII
| liams, Miss Alice Bowen, Miss Joseph
inc Reno, Miss Clara Goddard, Miss
Ihora Williams, Miss Caroline Majors
and Miss Josephine Browning.
Mr. and Mrs Theodore Wetmore OF
Ely, New, with their two children, are
the guests of Mrs. Wetmore's mother,
Mr. and Mrs. John Erickson and
daughter Miss Sarah Erickson, OF Ida
| no. are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Larson, $40 Eighteenth street. having
returned from q tour of several months
IA Sweden, England and on the CONT
nent
visiting her aunt, Mrs. ]. r. Forrest.
A party of young people, chaperOned
oy Mrs. J. ". Abbott, left Saturday for
a TWO days stay at Devils Slide
Among the number are Miss Helen For
rest, Miss Elsie Forrest. Miss Edith
Murray OF Reno, New; Miss Margaret
Armstrong, Miss Daisy Kuhn, Miss
| Helen Towne and Miss Mary Abbott.
The congregational church women
Will tender mr.. and Mrs. Noble Strong
Elderkin and wife a reception az the
mum. 1907 Robinson avenue, on We'd
nesday, August II.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Z Rasmussen have
been entertaining Miss N. Thompson of
| ClInarron, Kan. Miss Thompson is en-
route to Stanford university, where she
Will attend college this winter.
II. g. Robinson OF Oakland, Cal, is in
ogden visiting relau -es and friends,
and viii leave for his California home
about the middle of this month
Mrs. Thomas Mellen OF Mountain
home, Ida, is guest at the Utah Hot
Miss Elvira La Riviere of Evanston,
| Wyo., Is visiting for several days with
her aunt, Mrs. Louis Allard.
Miss Daisy EgglestOn and mother
WIN leaXe shortly for Seattle, where
they Will visit for a few weeks. on
/ their return, points OF interest along
the line will be visited.
Assistant Superintendent Fred c.
smith and wife returned Saturday from
washington, ID. c., where they were
called by the serious illness and death
or Mr.. Smiths father.
A most delightful birthday party
was given by Mrs. Joseph H Dana
Monday afternoon in honor of her son
bertrand: The lawn was tastefully
decorated in the national cOlOrs. large
ana small flags being used in profu-
sion A large number of Master Ber-
trahu friends were present and spent
q most enjoyable afternoon, PLAYING
games. At $3.50 the hostess invited the
young guests into the dining room,
where an elegant luncheon was spread
The parlors and dining room were most
beautifully decorated with flowers
The ladies who most ably assisted Mrs
Dana IN receiving were Mrs Frank
Middleton, Mrs. Roberts, Mrs. Edward
Dana and Miss Marie Wright. Among
the guests were Mrs. Middleton, Mrs
Burdiek, Mrs. II. Jessop, Mrs. A. A.
Shaw, Mrs. Aileen Doom, Misses Eliz-
abeth Dee Mack, Dorothy Chase, Erda
Chase. Ferris Wright and Masters Lin
ton Wright, Dee Mack, George Tribe
Perry Burdick. Arlie Burdick. Frank
Hill, Fred Hin, Darriah Van Dyke.
The Misses Dora and Maud Paine.
daughters OF Desk Sergeant Robert
Paine Of the police station. left Satur-
day evening for st. Anthony Falls.
Ida, Before returning home they will
make visit to Yellowstone park
Mr.. and Mrs W. H. Croker OF Red
Rock, Mont. have been spending two
weeks at the Utah Hot Springs hotel.
They LETT Thursday for New York
city, where they viii spend a month
before returning 10 their Montana
home.
Tickets for Thistle club excursion