The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-21
SECTION THREE

visited Z rUmber OF weeks with reia-
tives at GRANTS Pass. Ore.
J. :. SmIth who has been VISITING his
daughters, Mrs FleWelling and Mrs.
Blaine, OF ogden. for the last two
weeks. left Wednesday for his home in
California. Mrs. Blaine accompanied
her father 10 his home and will visit
there for several weeks.
Miss Sarah Matthias and Miss Maud
Burle, Of Brigham City, are the guests
OF Miss Nellie Watts.
card party was given Monday eve
ming in honor OF Miss Florence eating
by the Misses Ardel Browning and
Jeanie Calvert at the home OF the lat
ter, 2I0y Adams avenue. The lawn " as
artistically decorated and lighted with
Japanese lanterns. The winners at
cards We're: Miss Florence Cutting and
c. Seppieh. The guests were: Miss
Florence Cutting, Miss Arleen Stephens,
Miss Esther Seppich, Miss Bertha
Furche, Miss Ella Mitchell, Miss Lucille
wilcox, Miss LeOna Pearman, Miss
Frye Miss Alta Calvert. Messrs. Claude
Seppich. Carl Linquist. Robert Major,
Augustus BliXt, Heber Scowcroft, Eu-
gene Pratt, Jack Frye, George Reeves.
Rev. John Edward Carver and wife
left Wednesday afternoon for WinOna.
where they viii attend a Bible confer
ence. They expect 10 be gone until
September 20.
Miss Minnie HolbrOOk has returned
from a three weeks visit with her aunt,
Mrs H. Y. Blasdel, in Oakland Cal.
Mrs. Sadie West entertained at a
party Wednesday evening In honor of
the eighteenth anniversary or her
daughter, Miss Jennie West. Mrs. West
was assisted in entertaining her guests
by her daughter, Mrs. Lila Richards.
The following guests were present:
Miss Myrtle Ballinger, Miss Bessie Blair,
Miss Jessie BRADSHAW, Miss Pearl Smith,
Miss Iverna Sleeve, Miss josie Larkin,
Miss Zelpha Arave, Miss Marguerite
West, Miss Ada West, Mrs. +. r. West,
Mrs. Charles W. Lyon. Mrs. Lila Rich
ARDS, Messrs. +. L. West, Charles w
Lyon, George Wall. David Moenich. Lon
Farley, Leath Pearson, John Williams,
G Z. Richards and AlOnzo Wes..
The Second ward gave a dance in
honor n Helmer Anderson, son of Hag-
bert Anderson. al the Hermitage Tues
day evening. Mr.. Anderson will leave
Wednesday August "a. for Europe,
where he has been called on a mission
in Scandinavia.
Miss Ruth Dunbar has returned TO
her home in Salt Lake after pleasant
visit with her aunt. Mrs. w. d. Batch
elor.
Mrs. C. Z. Olsen and little son, Har-
old, left Friday for Tacoma, Wash,
where they will join Mr.. Olsen.
Miss Edna Shepherd is visiting
friends il Salt Lake.
Miss Margaret Brick OF Red Oak, Ia,
has returned TO her home after a visit
of several weeks with her uncle and
A birthday party was given in honor
OF Miss Bslva Farr Wednesday after
noon al her home, 5ll Seventeenth
street, the occasion being the young
lady's ninth anniversary. Numerous
games were played by the young
guests, after which delicious refresh
ments were served by the hostess on
the lawn. The young guests present
We're: ArVilla Parry, GwendOlyn Mel
son, Melba Nelson, Dorothy Burt,
Blanch Nelson, Vera Farr Leah Nelson,
Fhelma Chapel, Irma Reeve, LeOna
Jones, Ruth knudsOn. Lucille Nelson. |
Florence Furnice, Ruth Nelson, Curtiss
Burt, George Burt, Raymond FarF, Ken I
meth Farr. Clyde Farr. Chester Nelson.
Mrs. Sarah Manning of Springville
IS visiting her granddaughter, Mrs.
Elliott Brown.
Walter Kerr has returned from a visit
10 Mexico City.
MIR and Mrs. d. NJ. Smith of 1J3S |
w enIy fifth street, announce the en-
g22ement OF their daughtec, RUDY, TO /
II ~ Gibbs, TIC wedding 20 take place /
in the near tut are.
Miss Amy Wilson is the guest of Mss /
EiactR Skeen IN ogden eAnvOn.
After three years spent in the mission /
tield in Europe, Louis Peery. son OF /
Mrs: David II. Peery. is again home, /
having arrived sunday night. Most of I
the time Mr. Peery was in Europe he |
was labOring in Germany and SWitze-- /
land. making his headquarters at diff |
ferent times in Frankfurt, Leipsic and |
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Patterson and /
family have returned from Hollywood,
Cal, where they have been for the past |
year.
Miss Josie Newman OF Tremonton /
and Miss Lois Peters We're Ogden WIS., |
itOrs Tuesday.
Mrs, Lucas and Mrs. Williams enter
tained the WOmen's Relief corps We'd .
nesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. .
Williams. 1872 Twenty-first street
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman II. Browne [
have been entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. !
Z. Vincent of Washington, Kan.
Mrs. h. II. Spencer is expected TO /
arrive from Spencer, Ida, Monday
morning. where she has spent the |
heated term.
MI and Mrs. +. W. Morrissev and
daughter Miss May Morrissey, left Fri II
fay morning for an extended eastern l
trip. II
Mrs. c. f. Bissell and Mrs A Thomp- II
son OF salt Lake have returned 10 their i
home, after a visit Of ten days with
Ogden friends.
Mrs. George Halverson has returned i
rom pleasant weeks visit with her
mother in CenterVille
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c. Schnen of
Wis, were the guests Of /
lonor at an informal party given
thursday evening, when Miss Minnie
5rOWn was the gracious hostess
Miss Edna TOWne and Miss Helen
-owne gave very enjoyable party
N ednesday evening at their new home
N South Washington avenue About a
lozen of their young friends We're
harmingly entertained.
Mr. and Mrs Andrew Thaanum
proved most delightful hosts Wednes-
lay evening" when they threw open
heir spacious home on Mob Hill TO re-
Give the friends or Rev. and Mrs Noble
strong Elderkin. The event had been
damned by the ladies Of the COngrega-
ional church as a farewell to the min
ster and his wife, who will leave ]
september l for Lawrence, Kan, where
IT. Elderkin assumes charge of the :
arge and influential Plymouth Congre-
,atiOnal church. The tables We're ar