The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-01


Mrs. Ransom P. Nichols will leave
Wednesday for visit with her parents
in Amherst, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Brsnsford, MI
aud Mrs. l.. A. Evans and Mr.. and Mrs
Wallace Bransford have returned from
"a month Is stay at Hcnry's lake ana
Island park.
Mrs. Wiley f.. Dawson and her chill
dren are here from Vancouver Barracks
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Elbridge Thomas
for part of the autumn.
Miss Jane Wvmoud is here from Ken
tucky visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j: Frank
Judge at their country home, the Cob
blos, near Big Cottonwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Charles Miller will
take some friends to Ogden canyon to-
day to spend the day at the Hermitage.
Former Governor A. l.. Thomas and
his PARTY, composed of Mr.. aud Mrs,
w. b, Foster, and Miss Annie Adams,
who have been touring Europe, sailed
daY OF two ago from Genoa, for nome
and Will be here about the middle of
the mouth.
Mr.. and Mrs c.. s, Burton went up
TO Brighton Yesterday TO spend few
days with Mrs. Susa Young Gates and
her daughter, Miss Gates. 1t is ex-
pected that the latter Will be able to
be brought home within few days.
Mrs Charles A. Quigley and her sons
and Mrs. J. P. Quiglcy and Miss Doro-
thy Quieley of Joliet, H.. will be home
today from summer spent on the
coast.
Roy Williams, the sou Of Major and
Mrs. w. g. Williams. will leave today
for Oregon where he Will join sur
vcying party for the next few months
Mrs. David Keith returned several
days ago from a summer spent in Cali
fornia. Mr.. Keith and his son David
arrived last evening in company with
f. C. Korens, after visit at the kearns
ranch, Los Guillicos, near Santa Rosa.
Mrs. Theodore Hotopp and her son
Harold left yesterday for visit of
several weeks with relatives in Mich
igan.
Miss Elizabeth Howard has gone east
for a two-months' visit with friends.
Mrs. Howard is at tho Fifth East hotel
during her daug ghter's absence.
Colonel and Mrs, Burnham and their
daughters left Fort Douglas ycSteJ-
day for the cast. Colonel Burnham will
go direct to Fort Deavenworth, After
q visit to Omaha, Mrs, Buruham and
the girls will Join him,
Mrs. c. ". Miller and daughter, Miss
Edna Miller, are back from an eastern
trip of several weeks.
Rabbi and Mrs Charles J. F'reupd
and their family are back after spend"
ing the summer in Chicago and in north,
ern Michigan.
Miss Alice Wells is home from a visit
with friends at Brighton and Emigra-
tion canyon.
Mrs. James K. Shaw and Miss
Fora Shaw are home from stay of
several weeks in California.
DR.. and Mrs. Il. NJ. Miller and Miss
Miller of Denver, formerly of Salt
Lake, are guests in the city for a few
days.
Mrs. Priscilla Jennings and her
granddaughter, Miss Katherine Jen-
nings, are back from summer spent
at Ocean Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas White Of Los
Angeles are spending the autumn here
and are at home in the Woods apart"
ments. 653 East Third South street.
Mrs. F. a. Pyke and her three sons,
who have spent the summer in Idaho,
are at home again in Federal Heights.
Mrs. Elizabeth Martin and her
daughter, Miss Maud E. Martin. have
returned from Yellowstone park and
are at home now In the Peery apart
ments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Pickering have
moved into their new home and arc
now at home to their friends ut 251
South Ninth East street.
Mrs. Alma R. Witbeck returned Mon.
day after spending some time at Los
Angeles and the beaches.
Mrs. John Cain and her hister, Mrs
D. W. Baxter, who have spent the past
few days at Brighton at the hotel
there, returned yesterday afternoon.
MISS Emma sell or Akron, o., who
has been the guest Of Mrs. z. r. Kauf-
man for the past two weeks, leaves
for her home today:
Mrs. 8. J. Krayonbuhl and daughter
Kathryn Carroll, returned homo during
the past week from the coast, Bernard
and Francis Krayenbuhl leaving the
party at Los Angeles TO go to the home
Of their uncle, James Krayenbuhl, at
Chino for a weeks visit. Returning
homo by way Of San Francisco. Mrs.
Krayenbuhl and Miss Carroll spent a
few, days with r. A, Carroll. Southern
Pacific agent at Reno.
W. Ell. Cayley and his mother and
sisters have taken the frank d. Kim
ball house at 70 o street, aud will be
at home there for the winter.
Mrs. Lester Freed and Miss Alton
Young are back from tho northwest,
where they have spent some time with