The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-20
LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING AUGUST 2o 1871

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visiting relasives and friends,
Mrs. A. D. Tobin left Saturday for
Rochester. N. Y, TO attend the 8; A.
r. encampment.
Miss Jean Swindler ia spending a
short while at Brighton;
Dean and Mrs, Samuel Colladay and
La Jolia, Cal, where they have been
spending the aupmsr.
Miss Gladys McConuughy arrived
homo Friday from Brighton.
Miss Helen g. Banfeld Of New York
will arrive in the city September TO
act as assistant general secretary of
the Y, w. @. a,
Mrs. j. G. Kinlball and Miss Jane
Quincy Kimball have returned home
from spending somo time Mt tho Cali
fornia beaches.
The Misses Alice and Mary Wall, who
are now travelling abroad, are expected
to arrive homo in October. They are
now touring SCOTLAND and Ireland
Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Burns left Fri.
day night for Rochester. n, Y, to at.
tend tho g. A, R. encampment
William Woods, sr, of Canada has re,
turned to Salt Lake to make his home.
Phillip Hamin of Denver is visiting
in the city few days,
Joseph z. Caine has returned from
brief visit to Brighton,
Prof. J. J. Mcclellan has returned
from his vacation and is again presid-
Ing at the tabernacle organ.
Stuart Steele has gone to Colorado
Springs, where he will enter Colorado
college.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter HoF SeeIy will
leave September l for An auto trip to
Atlanta, Ga, going by way Of Detroit,
Miss Mabel Cooper has returned from
Ogden canyon, where she spent three
weeks.
Mrs. F. NJ Bishop, wife Of Justice of
the Peace Bishop, and children, and |
Mrs, R. l.. Eddington, wife Of Deputy
Sheriff Eddingtons left Saturday for
Snydervile, just outside Park City,
TO visit four days with Mrs. George @. |
Cannon.
Mrs. Jacob P. Gates has returned
from two weeks trip through the
southern part Of the state.
The Rev. P. a. 'simpkin, pastor of
;hs Phillips Congregational church, has
returned from Santa Monica, CAL,
where. he spent his vacation. Mrs
simpkin and children will remain In
santa Monica unit! September.
W. W, Bitter has gone to Brighton
20 spend Sunday.
Farley L, Williams has returned
rom Alaska.
Mrs. E. B. Wells, general president
I the Woman g Relief society, left last
light for the northwest. she will at.
end relief conferences at Nampa, Ida,
"a Grande and Baker City, Or. She
gill also visit her daughter, Mrs. W.
v. Woods, at her home on Lake Occur
'Alene. Mrs. Wells will return home
bout September 2, and will be ao.
ompanied home by her granddaughter
1iss Ammelyn Cannon, who has been
isiting Mrs. Woods.
Lieutenant William E. Persons of the
Eleventh United States infantry, new
1speotor of the Utah National Guard,
as arrived in the city with his Wife
nd children.
Mrs. M. B. R. Phelps Of New York,
ecompanled by Mrs. W. W. Phelps
M DT: Z. G, Savage, were at the
!otel Utah yesterday on their way to
Miss Virginia A. Bush Of this city.
Tho spent last winter at Radcliffe,
Lass, studying English, and who has
cen in Buffalo for the summer, Is ex.
ected home the last of August. Miss
ush viii teach next winter in the
ngish department of the University
Utah.
Mr., and Mrs. T. B. Sloey and son I
lark, and daughter Esther, Of oClo.
Ido Springs are visiting their sister I
nd brother, Mrs. w. II. Crater and l
N. Sloey, at lab South Seventh West 7
rect. I
Tuesday afternoon Miss M. Eleanor l
rout very informally entertained a :
lrty of twelve friends. Luncheon was
TVed In the evening the color scheme q
red and white being worked out in I
'corations and the place cards,