The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-20

Game Commissioner Fred ". Cham
: bers.
Miss Lillian Lane returned from
Brighton Tuesday to attend the Me
Cornick dinnerdance.
Mrs. Robert Welles Fisher and chill
dren have returned from IN outing al
their summer home in Lamb = canyon
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Frank have gone
to California on an extended tour
They will visit all points of interest
on the coast
Mrs. Frank IT. Roberts and Mrs.
Arthur D. Lynn spent few days at
the Hermitage in Ogden canyon los,
week.
Mrs. Edward c. Parsons has returned
from Colorado, where she accompanied
Mr.. Parsons on fishing trip. Mr..
Parsons has gone TO Denver to spend
short while before returning homo,
Mrs. D. E. Hurd of Dolmar avenue
has returned from q months stay In
Bellevue, Ida.
Misses MYRTLE and Ardell Williams
spent last week at the Hermitage In
Ogden canyon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Barrette have
returned from months stay in south
eEn California.
Miss Lucille Paul has returned from
visit to friends in Preston, Ida
Miss Josephine Spencer and others
from Salt Lake are at the Hotel Del
mar, Long Beach, Gal;
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Wins and daugh.
ters have returned from a week at
Brighton.
Mrs. g. V. Lawry and two children
have returned from si1 woekB' vlsit
Miss Mary Oden has returned from
visit TO friends In Colorado and
Wyoming.
Miss cara Shaver will go to Carson
City, New, today, where she expects
to spend the fall and winter.
Miss Anna Nebeker is expected
home September from a trip through
Europe with the Misses Barnes.
Miss Leo Trent has returned from a
lengthy visit to. California.
Mrs. ]. b. Murfitt left Thursday FOR
Rochester, n. Y, where she went as
a delegate at large for the Ladies of
the G.. A. R. She will visit in Massa-
chusetts after attending the encamp-
ment, and will remain until October 81.
Miss Ruth Cooper returned last week
from Seattle and Portland,
Mr.. and Mrs. j, T. Young Of Eau
Claire, Wis.,, are guests of Mr.. and !
Mrs. E HawxhuTst,. e55 Bryan avenue. |
Miss Inez wetzel has returned from
a vacation trip to Logan and Logan
canyon.
Mrs. Joseph J. Daynes has returned
from the Hermitage in Ogden canyon,
where she spent some time.
Miss Helen Wilson, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. J, L. Wilson, will leave to-
day for Nebraska to visit relatives.
She will 60 east early in September
Miss Alice Stevens is spending some
time at Catalina with Mrs. Howard
W. Parsons of Los Angeles, whom she
las been visiting. Miss Stevens Is ex-
'ected home early in September.
Mrs Hornbeak and daughters, the
Misses Nellie and Bess Hornbeak, Of
EAST Orange, n. j., spent several days
he past week with Mrs. J. W. Christy
IN their way to California.
Misses Pearl and June crome leave
oday for an extended visit with rela-
ives in Kansas City, No, and on their
eturn will make several stops in Colo
ado
Mrs. Clyde +. Stanley and children,
Hiss Marjorie and Master Frank, left
asst week for Denver, Colo, where they
will spend a couple Of months visiting
elatlves.
Mrs, Noble warrum has returned
rom visit to Indianapolis
Miss Rae Elmer has returned from a
wo months visit to her cousin, Mrs.
falph Baxter. at Upper Falls, Provo
anyon.
Mrs. II. Fl. Dorsey and little daugh-
or, Helen, have returned from sew j
raj weeks visit.
Mrs. Mnrie Terrans and daughter,
iladys. and mother, Mrs. NJ A, Hill,
re now at home at the La Sale apart.
nents, 3l2 Fifth East.
Mrs. NJ. B. Sowles and Miss Ruth
'owles arrived Saturday from Venice,
Louis E. Spitka has returned home
or a vacation, after q two years alb.