The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-18

there, are the pdIcHlS pi ~ =,
was born to them on ST Valentine s
day,
Mrs. Ira II. Lewis and her mother,
Mrs. Arthur Smith, have returned from
an eastern trip lasting some Tour
months.
Mrs, j. f.. Laugford and her daugh-
tcrs are back from a stay of moro than
a month at Ocean Park.
DR.. and Mrs. NJ. II, Stewart arc at
Jacksonville. Fla, but will sail shortly
for year abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Powell of Gree,
lev. Colo. have been visiting MT. ana
Mrs. T.. O. Ice for few days on tner
way to the coast.
Mrs. Abbott of Ogden has returned
10 her home after "A VISIT oil re" o'!e
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Sheally
Mrs. Joseph r. Klein has gone to
Denver for. a visit Of few weeks Win
her mother
Mrs. Ernest A. Greenwood has gone
TO Salem. Or, called there by the ~
ness and death Of her sister. Mrs va
vid A. SNYDER, formerly Miss 3'esy'
e r Rrav and his son Charles VIII
return today from trip through Nan.
fornia
DR. and Mrs. Lee Charles Miller will
be home Wednesday from Riverside
Cal. where Mrs. Miller has spent the
pas. month. Mr.. Miller having Jolned
her there a week or so ago. MTs'
Morchouse. who has been with Mrs.
Miller, will remain some weeks longer
on the coast, going 10 Sau Francisco
before her return.
Mr. and Mrs. r. l.. Edwards, wbo
have been here from Salmon '1ty'
Idaho, for fortnight past, will leave
Edwards formerly made tnerr home
here for some time and they have
been receiving much social attention
during their stay,
Mrs. r. G. Scbramm and also Mrs.
r.. NJ. Andrews Of New York left on
Thursday for a visit Of short time
with Mrs. Schramm S friends and rela-
tivcs in Portland, Or.
Among the salt Lakers who are at
tending the Mardi Gras festival in
New Orleans is Miss Gladys Nc.
Conauphy, who is there under the
chaperonage Of her aunt, Mrs. ]. T.
Nelson of Peoria.
Mrs. William Iglcheart and her sons
have taken a house in Berkeley and
arc now settled at 1895 Spring street
Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Salisbury are
at Coronado Beach spending few
weeks.
Mrs A, Fl. Peabody and Miss Mar
garet Clark expect to leave today for
east. to be away some five OF six
weeks visiting in Washington, New
York and Boston.
Lawrence Parker. the son Of Mr..
aud Mrs. Edward l.. Parker, will be
home today from stay of some weeks
in Los Angeles and vicinity.
Miss Anna Mccormick is homo from
stay of several weeks with her
brother Clarence in New York.
Mrs. T. 7. Queally OF Kemmere
Wyo., is in town spending a few weeks
visiting with her Salt Lake friends.
DR.. and Mrs, J. A. Spiker left last
week for stay OF month OF moro
on the coast.
Miss Ireno Farrell, who formerly
spent some time here visiting her SIS
ter, Mrs. Brig Cannon, is expected to
visit Mr.. and Mrs. Cannon in the near
future.
Miss Marjorie Jacobs, who has been
abroad IN the Philippines with Lieu
tenant and Mrs. Sherman A. White,
is expected home shortly.
Mrs. Hattie E. Hopewell of Tekama,
Neb., widow of the late Governor
Hopewen Of that state, is here for
d visit with Mrs. W. II. Korns and
other friends,
Mrs. f. g. Whitmore has as her
guest Mrs. Harry Chemberlin of Sau
Diego, Cal, who is on her way home
after an eastern trip.
Mrs. Paul Lincoln, from chihuahua
Mexico. is here visiting her sister, Mrs.
William II. Nutting.
Miss Claribel Burton left early in
the week for her home in illinois, after
stay Of several weeks here.
Mrs. John ", Delano and Mrs Ed
ward Delano have gone to southern
California for stay Of a few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry s. Joseph have
returned from an eastern trip lasting
some months.
Mrs. George Tuttle, formerly Miss
Grace Wallace. is here from st. Louis
| aud is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs, George Y. Wallace, at their home
in PoppeHton.
Mrs. W. II. Dyer of Washington
d. c., who has been spending the past
few months with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
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