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

TRANSMIT ississippi congress were Mr.. and
Mrs Houston Dudley and party OF
Nashville, Tom, cousins of Mrs. Il. Is,
Robinson OF this city. who were guests
at the Hotel Utah. Mr. Dudley is pres'-
| dent of the board OF trade OF Nashville
| and is man prominent in The bust
ness affairs OF his homo town. Mrs.
Dudley's mother. Mrs. Claude Martin,
and their little daughter, Miss Frances
Dudley, accompanied Mr.. and Mrs. Dud-
| ley.
Mrs. Morris l.. Ritchie and her family
will be home the middle OF the week,
| after an absence OF more than year
abroad. Mrs. Ritchie and her daugh-
tcrs landed in New York last Sunday
and spent IL fcw days IN Boston Later
they stopped off in Kansas City to
visit Judge Richie Is father and there
they were Joined by Midshlpman Oliver
Ritchie, who will accompany them
home.
Mrs. L.. j. Irish and children, who
have been spending the summer In Yer
I mont. arrived in Salt Lake City Yester-
day morning. Mr.. Irish, who is con-
nocted with the passenger department.
of the Oregon Short Line, was recently
| transferred to this city from Pocatello
and the family is at home at 5O2 q
street.
Mrs Thomas Marioneau1 and her
daughter. Miss Dorothy Marioneaux,
returned Thursday from stay OF six
weeks at La Jolla. Miss Marloneau1
will leave before tho middle of Sep
tembcr for the east. to enter Vassar
Mrs. George Sutherland is being vel
coined back by local friends, after a
long absence in Washington She Is at
the Hotel Utah for stay Of n few
weeks. and will be joined by Senator
Sutherland in few days.
Mrs. NJ IT. Kervin and her daughter,
Miss Hope Kcrvin, will leave within a
few weeks for New York where the
latter will enter Miss Bennett's school
for the coming year.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. W. Hayt. formerly
Of Park City. are in town spending a
few days prior to thei- departure Tor
Hood River, Or. They are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Allen kcycs during
their stay in the city
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Searles of Brook
lyn and their son Goodwin and daugh-
ter Angeline, and Mrs. Searles g mother,
Mrs. James NJ. Goodwin, havo spent
several days of the past week here Wis
iting the c.. G.. Goodwin and the L. l..
Terry families. Mrs. Goodwin is a
of this city, tho widow Of his brother
James.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. a Parsons left yes
terday for Pasadena to attend the six
tieth wedding anniversary Of tho par
ents of Mr.. Parsons to be hold there
next Wednesday. The affair will be
attended by all the children and grand
children Of the venerable couple, many
OF whom are former Salt Lakers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas G. Griffin
are back after stay of more than four
months with the Griffin family at
their home near Bristol, England. MIR.
and Mrs. Griffin spent a few days In
Canada on their return, having come
by the st. Lawrence route. They are
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Swaine Of
Whittier, Cal, are expected tomorrow
to be guests of Colonel and Mrs. Fred
erick Perkins at Fort Douglas. Mr..
Swalne is the son of the late General
u Peter D. Swaine, for many years in
command of the Twenty-second infan-
4 try.
Amang the Salt Lakers who will be
at home today from a summer spent at
Ocean park are; Mrs. G. 9. Crismon
and her children, Mrs. A. E. Kimball
and her daughter, Darlene; Mrs. B. T.
Redman and Miss Renee Redman, Mrs.
A. Fl. Cowie and daughters and Mrs.
Il. G. Hoffman and daughter.
Miss Katherine Jacobson, accompan,
led by her guest, Miss Crabill, expect
> to leave during the week for South
Bend, where Miss Jacobson will visit
Miss Crabill for time before both
the girls enter school at Notre Dame.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron B. Myers have
moved and are now at home at the
Isabella apartments, 54s East Fourth
South street.
Mrs. Pearl Gleed Nebeker is visiting
on her way to Kansas City to join her
husband for a trip to New York.
Miss Margaret Daniel, who has been
visiting Colonel and Mrs. Irons at Fort
who has made many friends during her
stay, left yesterday for her home in
Los Angeles
Mr.. and Mrs Henry NJ Crowther and
their small son are back after tnp
to Honolulu, and motor tour Of Cali
fornia and are again in tho Prescott
apartments.
Mrs T. B. Shannon and Miss Vir-
ginia Shannon will leave Tuesday for
San Francisco and will go from there
to southern California to spend the
winter. Miss Shannon will continue
her vocal studies.
Mrs. DyttIeton Price, formerly of
Salt Lake. is here on her way west and
is visiting Mrs Jack Gilmer at her
home on Twelfth East street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry D. Sadler and
Miss Minnie Sadler left last evening
for trip through Yellowstone park.
Mrs. A. E. Fowler Of Chicago. is hero
visiting Mrg i w Purefov and fam