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


ogden, Aug. 1s.-Mrs. Harold Peer,
and Mrs. Horace E. Peery have issue,
Invitations for large bridge party I,
camp IN Ogden canyon.
mrs. o. NJ Runyan will be the hostess
70 the members OF her afternoon bridge
Grub at her home, $50 Twenty-fOurti
street, next week
- Inc Misses Lawrence Farley anC
Nellie Grant have gone TO Idaho Fails
and PocatellO. where they viii visit FOL
rev weeks with relatives and friends
hrs. Alice Wilson and Miss Hildf
manson or Brigham and Salt Lake re
speetiyely are the guests or their sis
ter, Mrs. Chris FIYgare, for few days
yon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Young and chill
dren are visiting Mr. Young's parents
VILE.
MIR. and Mrs. a. G. Fell and son
Arthur G. Fell Jr.. left Friday for Cal
ifornia. where they win place their soI
IN preparatory school.
Mrs. William Light, accompanied BY
her daughter Miss Floretta Light anC
Miss Kate Smith have gone 10 Denver
where they expect 10 visit friends fol
a month.
Mrs. J. X. letters is visiting in Evan
ston, WyO., the guest OF Mrs. r. Law
Mrs. Joseph Dana, wife OF Council
Ida. to visit Mrs Dana's parents
The Misses Matte. Ruth and Edna
Watts returned Sunday from Berkeley
Cal, where they have been attending
schOo! the past year. They We're &C.
companied home by their brother, Pau
Watts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry C. BigeIow have
as their guest their daughter, Mrs. r
/. Van Meter OF Chicago, who viii re-
main with her parents for some time.
instructor
In the school for the Deaf. left FRIDAY
Tor Colorado Springs, Colo, to attend
the annual convention Of the NatiOna
Association OF the Deaf. which convenes
there for one week.
Mrs Walter B. Waden has returned
from a visit OF ten days IN Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter S. Mccormick
after a six weeks visit in Ogden, left
Saturday evening for tour Of the Pa
cifie leaving California later over the
southern route for New Orleans, Ell
route TO their home in Chicago.
w. ID. CrOmpton OF Wyoming, accom-
panied by his wife and daughter, have
been the guests OF Joseph CrOmptOn
and family for several days.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cave are in Og-
den, the guests OF Mr.. Caves parents
Mr.. and Mrs. S. II. Cave, on Twenty
third street
Theodore Sehansenbach has returned
from a months pleasure trip through
California.
Miss Marie Glennon and Miss Marga-
ret Lawless, after a pleasant visit OF
two weeks in ogden. have gone 10
visit friends in Colorado before return
ing to their home in Chicago.
O. r. Cranch formerly OF Ogden but
now living in Chicago. is greeting old
friends Of his bOyhOod DAYS.
Miss Esther SWartZ of salt Lake is
the guest this week of Mrs. Vernon
HodsOn.
Mrs. l. B. Best. Miss Violet Best and
Mrs. NJ PlanZ have returned from a
very enjoyable trip TO the Yellowstone
park, where they visited for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lowe have re-
turned from a delightful six weeks
tour in California. Their itinerary in
cluded San Francisco, Sacramento, Los
Angeles and San Diego.
Mrs. T. p Rowlands. accompanied by
her daughter, Miss Irene ROWlands,
wife and daughter Of Assistant Super
intendent Rowlands OF the Salt Lake di-
vision of the Southern Pacific Railroad
company, left Wednesday evening for
PaIn Alto, Cal. where Miss ROWlands
win again enter Miss Harker's finish
ms school
Miss Helen Wenger and Miss Ger
trude Bagley have returned from visit
with Miss Nora Sheckel Of Salt Lake.
superintendent of Hotels and Com
missaries OF the Unian Pacific +. +.
Lewis accompanied by Mrs. Lewis ar
rived I'm ogden Friday for a short stay.
merly of ogden. is guest OF Miss Ma
bel Wilcox in ogden canyon
Mrs Gustav J.. Becker is entertaining
Miss Blanche COursey Of Salt Lake.
Alr and Mrs. d. +. Pace and son.
Rowland, have gone 10 Park City TO
visit relatives for two weeks.
Miss Bessie Boyle is visiting her sis
ter. Mrs. LOra Randall, in McCammOn,
Ida, where she viii remain for two
T. NJ. Easton. son of Assistant su-
perintendent FastOn Of the Southern
Pacific, left Thursday morning for "
ington, Cal, where he is attending col
lege.
Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Nye We're
pleasantly surprised by a few OF their
friends at their home on Monday even
ing. previous TO their departure from
Ogden. This week they leave for
short visit with relatives in Riverside
and Garland. Utah. from where they
viii leave for Hinklev. Utah. 10 make
their future home. Those who were
present 10 wish Mr. and Mrs. Nye sue
cess in their failure home We're: Mr..
and Mrs d. W. Aware, Mr. and Mrs.
George Ballinger, Mrs Z. +. Eastman.
Mrs. Thomas BARTLETT, Misses Maria
Nye. LeonOre Eastman, Zelpha Aware,
Gwendoline Aware and Cecilia KenWard,
Messrs. Ernest Oborn, George Debben-
dener.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry s. Schnen OF Mil
waukee. Wis. are visiting relatives and
friends i'm ogden and are guests Of
Mrs Schnell's parents. Mr. and Mrs II.
E Baker. Mrs. Schneii was formerly
Miss Ellen Baker, secretary TO the SUI
perintendent Of public schools. in which
capacity she acted for a number of
years
A quiet home wedding occurred Sat
urdav morning at 10 o'clock at the
home Of Rev. John /. Carver. when. IN
the presence Of the near relatives Mrs
Ncllie J Thompson OF ogden and LOri1
NJ Paul or Salt Lake were married
After brief honeymoon trip the Young
couple viii make their home in Salt
Lake CITY.
Mr. ana Mrs. c. r. Shilling and
Lucille and Helen. OF Des
Noines. Ia. have been visiting with
Mrs. Sidlling's brother, S. II. Frey, 500
street.
Miss Rose r. Mcdonald of this CITY
visited salt Lake Thursday. where she
was the guest OF Mrs. r. J. Stevens OF
Boston. After visiting a few points OF
sisted OF Mrs. F. J. Stevens
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