The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-02


Mr.. and Mrs, Robert j. Glendinning
are back from most delightful trip
to Honolulu. They spent several weeks
III the island visiting the various places
of interest and meeting and greeting the
many Salt Lakers who have established
their homes there.
Captain and Mrs. Sidney A. cloman
are expected here on visit very soon,
having spent some time on the coast
and visiting friends IN the northwest.
Mrs j. NJ Davis, wife of the general
superintendent of the Southern Pacific,
formerly of this city, is entertaining a
large house party at her cottage at
Del Monte.
Mrs Frank Womack and Mrs. Walter
Ence have gone to Rlch6eld to spend
the Fourth with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ence.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas W. Partridge
and their family have gone up to the
head waters of the Weber river for a
few days fishing.
Mrs. J. II. Banks and her son have
gone to Portland, Or, to spend the next
month OF so with relatives.
Mrs Frank Burns is here from Evans
vile, Ind, visiting the King Cobbc
family in the Kensington. Miss Mar
garet Cobbe Is spending the summer in
Evansville with relatives.
Mrs. George c.. Moore and her daugh.
ter, Miss Georgeida Moore, have gone
TO Los Angeles. where they will meet
Mrs. Jasper A. McCaskell and will spend
the summer together at one of the
beaches.
Mrs. Rutherford Hartz. who has been
spending the past three months with
her mother, Mrs, Granger, has gone to
San Francisco to sail next Wednesday
for the Philippines to join Lieutenant
Hartz, who is there. Mrs. l.. D. Fancher
of New York. sister of Mr.. Hartz. will
JOIN her there, and also Miss Letitia
Gasliin.
Miss Roslaie Pollock leaves on Tues.
day to attend the meeting of the n f.
\. IN San Francisco, where she will
be the guest of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold P Fabian are
rejoicing over the arrival of their first
daughter, who came to thom on Wed
nesday last.
Miss Homie. Herman of Philadelphia
is here for the summer and is with her
sister, Mrs. Baumgartcn, at her home
In the Critchlow apartments.
Mrs. s. D. Boone Of HALEY, Ida,
who has been in California attending
the commencement exercises of Santa
Clara college. where her son was grad |
uated, has gone on TO her home after
q short visit with Mrs. G. R, Arm
strong.
Mr.. and Mrs. n, Rosenblatt have re-
turned from an eastern trip of three
weeks, having been in st Joseph to
attend the marriage Of their son, Simon
Rosen blatt.
Miss Irene McCanne and Miss |
Dorothy Richie have returned from
Garfield, where they were members of |
a delightful house party entertained by |
Miss Helen Fliege.
Mrs. Bismarck Snyder and her chill |
dren have returned after winter
spent in California
Miss Eliza Day is home from a wear
at Monticello seminary and will spend |
the summer here.
Mrs. George W. e. Dorsey has been
called to Fremont, Neb., after only
few days here, but will return shortly
and will be here for a short time be-
fore going on to Baker City, Or, with
her sister.
The Misses Elizabeth and Myrtle
sellards of Lawrence, Kan, who were
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. G. R. Armstrong,
have gone on to their home.
The Misses Mary and Stella Smell,
who have been in school the past
year in California, have returned to
their home for the summer.
Mr., and Mrs, Lawrence Green and
their family have taken the Darrow
cottage at Brighton and will 90 UP for
the warm weather about the middle of
July.
Dale 8. Deane has gone to Portland
and other coast cities, where he will
other friends.
Master Willard Shambaugh of Fort
Wayne. Ind. is here visiting his uncle
and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Rob
ertson, at their home in the Kensing-
ton
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Miss Purcell have moved and are now
at home at 70 Second avenue.
Mrs. Hogle, who has been abroad
since the mid winter, lands in New York
today and will reach here on Thursday
next,
Or. and Mrs. II. B. Sprague returned
from Los Angeles on Friday last and
are at home once moro in the Holly
wood apartments.
Mrs. Aaron Kcyser is at home for
the summer with Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm
Keyser at their home, l104 East First
South street.
Mrs F. A. Swangcr is here from
Springfield, Mo, visiting her mother,
Mrs. A. L. Clay, at All Twelfth East
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Clarence Smullyan
will leave on Tuesday for Atlanta, Ga,
whence Mrs. Smullyan will go later to