The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-23

wild night in the hills. the lonely farm
house and the gentle ministrations Of
the common herd have kept many one
from ennui since last Sunday when the
drama took place. =.
| PERSONAL.
Mrs. Moypn G. Fox is in town from
San Fancisco and is being warmly well
coined by her friends here. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fox have taken house at $50
East First South street where, together
with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Fox, they
will be at home for the next month or
six weeks. The Fox family was FOR
years one Of the leading families of tho
city socially, but for some time past
they havo made their home in Oak
land.
Miss Marjorie Dey has returned.
after spending some five months in
the cast, Miss Dey visited friends IN
Lacrosse, Wis, spending the part Of
the summer with house party on the
Mississippi river. and later she was a
guest al country homo near Fond du
Lac, in the early autumn.
Miss Edna Cohn, the talented con
tralto. is expected to arrive in New
York today on the Hamberg American
liner, Cincinnati. During Miss Cohn g
extended European trip she put in two
months hard study in Paris under
Jean De Rczskc's assistant.
Mrs. Walter Stone left the early part
Of The week for San Francisco with
NJ, y,b, ,,-;1l bn.yn bia bpa1ouar
ters in that city during the winter,
Miss Mary Kirkpatrick is already there
and Mrs Moses kirkpatrick will Join
them as soon as Mrs. John Marshall
arrives from the cast, which Will be
before the first of November.
Colonel and Mrs Edwin +. Holmes
had as their guest for day or so last
week, cousin Of theirs from st. Louis,
Eugene Lewis. who, passing through on
his way fom the west, stopped off for
visit with them.
Mr.. and Mrs Harold Siegel are here
from Nevada for the winter, and have
taken the McCune house on Third
South and Fourth East, 377 East Third
South where they will be at homo to
their friends,
Mr. and Mrs. James Hogle, whose
marriage was one Of the interesting
September events, returned last even
ing from their wedding trip, and are at
home at % Caithness apartments.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Kearns, who
have been in Nebraska for stay of
a week or more al the dedication of a
new church there, are back and will
he in town for some time before going
TO their California ranch.
a charming Young visitor to the city
is Miss Irene McGurrin Of Grand Rap
ids. Mich. who is here to spend some
time with Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Nc.
GurrIp.
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph +. Hoag Of Og.
den motored down Yesterday afternoon
to spend Sunday with friends here.
Mrs. Charles w. Watson returned on
Friday from q week spent in Denver
attending the marriage Of her daugh.
ter. Miss Irma Watson and j, II, Hance.
Girard Hale. the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred A. Hale. sailed last Tuesday from
New York for Rotterdam, whore he
goes 10 study Dutch art for a while.
Later he viii spend some time in Paris.
Mrs. Mary Adams and her sister. Mrs,
Gordon, mother and aunt of G.. II.
Adams, are here from New England to
spend the winter, having come on with
Mrs. Edith Richardson on her return
from Europe
Mrs. Charles T. Mixer and her son
Charles viii spend The winter in New
York with Mrs. Mixers parents, Mr..
Mixer having gonc To British Columbia
on mining business which will keep
him there till spring,
Mr. and Mrs, George Graves Of Og-
den aud their small son Dick came down
yesterday TO visit the Wedpwood family
for a short time.
Mrs .Tay 7. Harris and her son and
daughter, Bransford and Susanne. will
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