The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-13


Tangy and Lola Gray, Mr., and Mrs. Ed
Gray and daughters having returned
| from the northwest.
Miss Eleanor Stewart will go to Twin
Falls to spend some time with friends
there.
Mrs. Henry P. Henderson, who spent
the early part Of the week in Ogden.
hns returned and is again Mt home with
Mrs. Walden on Fifth East street.
Miss Crismon and her niece, Miss
Dorothy Spencer, who have been spend
ind some time in the northwest in Sc
attic. landed early in the week from
n trip to Alaska.
Mrs. Heber M. Wells is back from a
short visit with friends in Brighton.
Mrs. Jerrold r. Letcher and her son
expect to leave soon for a trip through
Yellowstone park.
The Misses Anna May and Grace L..
Brown are home from a trip lasting
some weeks through the northwest.
Mrs, William NJ McCrea is visiting
friends in Phoebe, Nev.
Mrs. C. E. Lambert of Kansas City
rs in town visiting Miss Tinsman at
her home in the Wesley apartments.
Mrs. John F. Burton and little son
have gone TO visit friends in Montana
for some weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". H. McManus and
their son are here from Richfeld visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs, w. W, Rivers.
Mrs. O'Brien and Miss Hazel Shoe
bridge have gone to San Francisco for
the rest of the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Barrette are back
after delightful month spent in south.
ern California. For a part Of their
stay they were guests of the Pierces
and later they had cottage at Venice
on the beach
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph P. Marshall
have taken fat in the Lund apart.
homo.
Mrs. E. L. Jones and her two young
ei daughters have taken an apartment
at the Windmere in Long Beach, where
they are at home for the rest Of the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Marriger
have moved and are now at homo at
No, 16 Kensingtton. apartments.
Mrs. c. c. Stevenson and Miss Fan
ME Bird will leave during the week
for tour of Yellowstone National
park.
Miss Ida Hanauer is spending fort
night on the Snake river visiting the
Shearman family at their new summer
cottage there.
Mrs. Estelle Hapgood has returned
after pleasant visit in Los Angeles,
Miss Edna Dunn is home after visit
of some two months with friends in
the east.
Miss Josephine Spencer has gone to
Los Angeles and the surrounding beach
es to spend month or so. She will
be with Mrs. John D. Spencer and her
daughters at Long Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs Farley P. Jensen have
from visit with the Howe
family at springdel in Provo canyon,
Mrs Roscoe M. Breeden is home after
n month spent most delightfully."- with
friends in California.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. b. Desky and their
guests, Mr.. Snhlin and his daughter,
Miss Pearl Sahlin, left early in the
week for Yellowstone park.
Mrs. Frances Simpson of Grand
Junction, Colo, formerly a resident of
this city, is here for a week, accom-
panied by her little son Robert. They
are stopping at the New Grand hotel.
Miss cara Shaver leaves on Wednes-
lay for Nevada, where she has accept
I'd position in the Carson City high |
school.
MT and Mrs. s. Rosenblatt have re.
,urned from an extensive wedding trip |
through the east and are at home at |
5e6 South State street:
Mrs. p. A Withers of Pueblo, Colo,
s visiting with her mother, Mrs. R. II.
street,
The Misses Florence Robson and
Alice Barton leave today for Port
and, Or, where they will spend a
couple Of weeks.
Miss Sally Sholes has returned from
visit of two months In Chicago and
D. c..
DR.. and Mrs. Frank j. Alexander and
heir two little daughters leave today
'or month s stay in Idaho.
Miss Ruth Brubaker, who has been
listing Miss Helen Stewart in Den.
yer all summer, will be home on We'd
lesday.
Miss Kate Stewart of Calumet, Mich.
8 visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George Cam
ron at l32 H street.
Mrs Burgess of Ely, New. passed
trough the city recently on her way
o visit her parents in Montana
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