The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-04

bowl were Miss Edna shepherd Miss
Mlsnon Denhalter, Miss Renee RednIsn,
Miss Esther Dustan and Mrs. W, II, d.
Handin.
Miss Elizabeth Niles has returned 10
town after a. delightful summer spent
near Chicago. Mrs. Niles remains some
two months longer at Fort Sheridan,
where she Is near her. son, Frank, who
| is completing his medical course. Mrs,
Niles and Miss Niles spent the early part
Of the summer with Dr. and Mrs. Henry
Mss as Ns thss is an home haS or wbe
hall for the present
Or; and Mrs, f; p. Woodruff and their
Portland. who has been spending the
| summer with them, have closed thsir
cottage at Brighton and returned to the
/ city. Mrs. Ritter will remain here until
the latter part Of the present month
Miss Helen Woodruff will leave shortly
for her second year in Mrs. Sommers's
school al Mount Vernon.
Miss Edna Dunn entertained r dozen
girls YESTERDAY at a beautifully appointed
luncheon Tyll IN az her home for Miss Selma
| AZ the Dunn home on Thr0 avenue. The
| table decorations were OF red roses and
all the table appointments were OF the
Russel L. Tracy returned ycster-
day from a stay Of few weeks in
mother at Ocean Park and spent some
| time al Long Beach. Mr.. and Mrs. Tracv
I and their son. Russel will leave the last
Of the week for California to place Rus
sci in school for the winter.
Miss Alberta Ellis has arrived from
| Denver TO he guest al the Wall home
| over the Wal-Jeffs wedding next Tues
day, Miss Wall will entertain a few OF
her girl friends al trousseau tea on
| Friday afternoon and TO meet Miss FL
| Miss Cora Mulgravc Of Park City en-
tertained AT luncheon Monday at the
Hotel Utah in honor ot Miss Florence
| The table was decorated with pink and
white sweet peas and covers were laid
| for eight.
| ~. ]. Rripes win leave about the mid
die OF the month for Rush Medical col
lese 10 continue his medical course there.
| Mrs. Rrines and tho children will he at
! home for the winter with Mr.. and Mrs
| j. F.. Evans,
Mrs. selden I. Clawson and her davsh-
from delightful six weeks stay 1T
Brighton. where they had house PARTY
in the Robert Brighton cottage.
Miss Ma riorie Bidwcll entertained a
party Of young people last evening in
honor Of Kirk winston, who is here on
his way east visiting the Marshall
family.
Mise Eliza Dey end Miss Lucille
| Frauckc will return tomorrow from
Brighton for the rerna lnder Of the week.
but VIII probably 20 back on Sunday for
| a stay OF a few days more.
G
turned from a two months vacation
spent in California,
| Sherman Armstrong will leave today for
the east To enter on his senior year a I
Yale. He will visit friends at sosartcs.
N. Y before going on to New Haven
| Miss Jennie Sloan returned last evcn
| ing from stay Of fortnight with her
sister Miss Elizabeth Sloan, in San
| Francisco.
| The Misses Grace and Florence Cooke
will entertain today at tea at their
home on Fifth East street from I'LL 6
Miss Frances McChrysts will enter
tain a few girls at an Informal affair on
Saturday at the Hotel Utah.
Miss Mamie Palmer. who has been
spending some time with Mr. and Mrs |
Eugene 3. Palmer. left yesterday morn
ing for New York, called there suddenly
for the rehearsals Of ''Kismet," in which
she will play this winter
Mrs, Ezra Thompson and her small
boys will leave about rhe middle Of the
month for California to spend the win
ter.
Willard Yco, and his little daushter,
Mildred who have been in DonYer On a
short trip, are home again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Eldredse are back
from visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest |
r. EIdredge in Portland; Or.
Miss Marjorie Dcy. who has been spend |
Ing the better part Of the past Year In
California, will be home Sunday
Mrs, Groesbcck and Mrs. E. V. Nc
Cune are now at homo to their friends |
in the home Of the latter on First ave-
nue..
Miss Mary E Fox has returned from
stay Of a month or more at Brighton.
The Degree Staff Naomi Rebecca
lodge will be entertained Thursday after |
noon by Mrs. Amcs at her home, $50
West Seventh South street.
Miss Helen Cook entertained party
Of young girls yesterday afternoon at
cards for Miss Joy Witbeck and Miss
| Lillian Riser. two Of the autumn brides.
| The home was decorated with roses and
| asters and Mrs G. A. Cook and Mrs.
| j. H witbeck assisted, Miss Ruby Nor
| gan will entertain at luncheon today
for the same guests,
The Ladies' Aid society of the First
Presbyterian church held the first OF the
winter seasons monthly meetings yester-
dav at the church, the usual luncheon
| Following the business part.
|
The ladies Of Lloyd Alliance will hold
the first meeting of the season today at
$50 at Unity hall.
! Miss Sophie Pullman and Eddie Stain,