The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-25

news has been received here that w
q. Bateman. a graduate Of the '0S class
at the high school, has been appointed
TO position as professor OF chemistry in
the Tientsin university, China After
graduating here, Mr., Bsteman made
brilliant record at the Leland Stanford
university, where he was chosen a mem
per OF the two honorary fra atcrnitics. Phi
Beta Kappa and Sigma Pi The past
Two years Mr.. Rateman has been as
slstant professor in chemistry at Stan
ford, He will sail from San Francisco.
February |; for China, where he will re.
main for three years.
Mr.. and Mrs. George D. Keyser enter
tained twelve at charming dinner at
their their home me Monday. evening in honor Of
Spraguc. who will be married next week.
Inc guests were seated at one table
which was effectively decorated in red.
large crystal vase OF red carnations
sraccd the center of the table, around
which covers were laid for the guests or
honor and Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Campbell,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ingeoretsen, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. L Edwards. Miss Carrie Sap
pington and Lawrence Fox.
Miss Lorine Leary entertained few
friends at bridge tea Monday afternoon
at her apartment II the Grace in nonor
Of Mrs D, Elliott Kelly. of Tacoma.
4.
ing few days here en- route TO Pniia-
delphia. Pa, 10 v:sit Mrs. Kclly's mother.
The rooms were bright with spring flow
ers, and Hiss I4eary WAS assisted by
Mrs. l.. J.. Savage ana Miss Baer.
The Lowe home was the scene OF a
simple but beautiful christening service
Sunday afternoon. when Barbara the in
fanr daughter Of Mr., and Mrs. Frank
Lowe, was chrIstened by Mrs. loves
uncle. Chaplain John r. Axton. Only the
,,tD Ga,
rooms wore prettily decorated in the
spring flowers.
The Wells home was the sccre OF a
pretty bridge tea Monday afternoon. when
Mrs. Heber NJ. Wells entertained four
tables at bridge and later a number
the center of the tea table.
Mr. and Mrs. Elwood s. Brown and
their daughter Virginia, who left last
week for San Francisco. will sail from
that place today for Manila, where they
will make their home for several years.
Mr.. Brown will be connected with the
Y. NJ, C. A
Mr. and Mrs. J. A, Flowers and their
daughter Dorothy. will leave today for
Los Angeles, Cal. where they will spend
the remainder OF the winter with their
daughter and sister, Mrs. Iva o. II.
Meyers
An out town wedding OF interest To-
day will he that of Miss Emilc Ban
mister and 6. i. Sprasue, which will
take place this evening at the home of
tho brides mother in Los Angeles, Cal.
a reception will follow tho ceremony,
Miss Bessie Grumpy. who formerly
lived here. is spending tho winter with
friends in Tacoma. Wash. where she
has recently returned after spending tho
holidays with her sister, Miss Mabel
Grumpy, at Stanford university.
Irwin j. Bounds OF Seattle viii bc n
guest al the Osborn" home. 6I% East
First South street. for the next ten days.
by number Of Yale students in this
Judge and Mrs. J. G. Roylo rave as
Mrs. Mary s. Turner OF Denver Colo
Mrs. Turner will be hero until after the
King Palmer wedding on Thursday.
Mrs. W \. Wight entertained eirh
teen friends - Il delightful afli- At
her home Monday evening IN honor 'or
Mrs and Miss Pratt, who arc visiting
here from Iopeks, Kan
Miss Dorothy Coloorn has returned to
spending the Christmas HOLIDAYS here
with her parents, Judge and Mrs. e. +.
Colborn.
Samuel Ncwhouse. accompanied hv his
sister Mrs. Laura Irwin. viii he here
Friday from Paris Mrs Irwin viii
spend several months at the Newhousc
home,
Miss Lucy Van Cott has returned from
short visit in Chicago and New York
She also spent fow DAYS with Mr. and
Mrs. Nat NJ. Brigham at Wheaton
Chaplain and Mrs, John T. Axton and
their family will leave Wednesday for
Fort Mckenzie. Wyo. where Chaplain
Axtou win be stationed.
Mrs. Julia Taylor LEFT Saturday FOR
Los Angeles, Cal. where she will sr,end
several weeks with her sister. Mrs. An
drew 1lowat, Jr.
Col. George II. SGulres left Monday
evening for southern California where
he viii spend six weeks or two months
for the benefit Of his health
Mrs Won Enohlcch has gone to San