The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-06

years ago visited Mr.. and Mrs. II. E.
van Housen, and was heard in church
and concert numbers during her visit
She is the leader Of largo church
choir in Baltimore.
Miss Annie e. Jacobsen has had as
her guests during the past week Mr..
and Mrs. Royal c. Clark, nee Mumford,
OF Montpelier, Ida., who were married
during the week in the Salt Lake tenn
pie. Mr.. Clark will leave for a mission
TO the northern states next week, while
Mrs. Clark will remain in the city for
several months
Mrs. William P. Kiser and her son,
Philip, left early in the week for the
east; They will go direct to Breedville,
Mich, TO visit relatives, and later will
leave FOR New York, accompanied By
Lyster Chambers, Mrs; kiser's brother.
Mrs. Russell L. Tracy is hoping to
have as ber guest shortly Mrs o. Z.
Carey of Denver, formerly we'll known
in Salt Lake Mrs. Carey has a host OF
friends here who will be glad to learn
that she Is planning a visit for the
autumn.
yrs TraVes, wlfe or Major William
y; Graves Of the Twentieth has arrived
at Fort Douglas, and Major and Mrs
Graves are now at homo in No. Is.
Their son and daughter are east in
school, the boy in West Point and the
daughter in school in Washington.
Miss Josephine Campbell of San
Diego, who is here visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Sidney A. Cloman, will remain
after the departure of Mrs. Clonan,
and will spend some time as the guest
Of Mrs, NJ. S. Woodward and Mrs Bid
well
Mrs. Charles Lyons and her Younger
here from Los Angeles and are at the
Hotel Utah, are receiving much social
attention during their stay. They have
been visiting, former school friends in
Ogden as well as here, and will be at
the hotel for some time longer
Miss Eva Crawford, the talented
young violinist, will leave the end of
the week for Boston, where she will
continue her musical studies. She will
join Miss Lydia White in Chicago, and
they will go on 10 Boston together.
Mrs, T. Roy Brown and Mrs. Edward
j. Roberts are both here from Boise
and Twin Falls, Ida, visiting the John
J. DAILY family for a time Little Betty
Brown accompanied her mother
Dr. and Mrs. W. G. Mabry arrived
the first of the past week from Los
Angeles to visit the Mayne family, DR..
Mabry has returned to resume his prac-
tice there, but Mrs. Mabry will remain
to spend some time with her mother.
Mrs. Janet Mayne, in the Sharp flats.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ. Guillotte have
moved in from the country where they
spent the summer with Mr.. and Mrs.
William H Child and are at home at
the Stewart apartments.
Mrs. Wallace Bransford has returned
from visit with friends in Park CITY
aud has brought Miss Hannah LIE
Compte to be her guest for time.
Mrs. George T. Brice has gono to
southern California to join Mr.. Brice,
who is there. They will remain indefi-
uitely.
Miss Gladys McConaughy left early
10 the week lOr boston Wpele sue Will
spend the winter continuing her music
al studies,
Mrs. Lee Charles Miller left Friday
for Saratoga to visit her parents Miss
Bonnie Miller, who is there. Will ac-
company her home.
Miss Pluma Purcell has gone to Den
yer and Kansas City for q visit of
month with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Frank Judge have
taken the Hubbard Reed home at ~,
East South Temple street and are at
home there for the winter
Mrs, ]. ". Houston and Miss Gri'