The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-14

Thomas. and their daughter, Helen,
David Keith and his son, David, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Grace of Santa Rosa,
who are recalled as visitors of the
past winter, and their daughter. Miss
Bess Mcdonald. and Miss Bessie
faddis. They arc now on the water
going from San Francisco to Seattle.
Miss Marjorie Jacobs will be home
Tuesday from the Preside Of Mon
| terey, where she has spent the time
since February with Lieutenant and
Mrs. Sherman A. White. Miss Jacobs
has been in the Philippines for the
| past two years with the Whites. and
| remained for visit at the Presidio.
She will be with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j, G. Jacobs, who are Mt home for
the summer in the Baxter cottage, 1850
| Brigham street.
The Misses Nellie and Carrie Calvin
are charming visitors In the city, and
are being warmly welcomed by their
local friends. The two young ladies
| have been east attending the com
mencement exercises Of their schools,
and have spent the past two months
or more away from home They are
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Manson,
and numerous affairs are planned in
LHeIT HOuOT during Cnelr stay.
The former friends Of the Rev. Fred
erick Norris and Mrs Norris are glad
to welcome them back to Salt Lake
If only for a brief stay on their way
to the coast They are guests at White.
hall, and are renewing former ac-
9uaintanees and seeing their old
| friends.
Mrs. Margaret B. Salisbury and her
| brother, j. B. Walker, are epjoyinp a
tour of Scotland by motor, and intend
dong the British isles through the sum-
mer months.
Mrs. Levy and her daughter, who
have been spending some time here.
have gone on TO California, having left
Friday evening in their private car
They were entertained by many Salt
Lake friends, but especially by Mr..
and Mrs. F. l.. Dodge and Mr.. and Mrs.
W. +. h'ser' former Iowa friends.
| Mrs. Arthur d. Lynn and her little
daughter, Dorothy. have gone to Bel
lingham, Wash, 10 spend the summer
Lieutenant and Mrs Samuel M. Par.
ker Of Fort Douglas have taken the
Lynn cottage till time for them to
leave in the autumn for Fort Gibbons
| Alaska
Mrs. Ray F. Brandon. who was here
for brief visit with her mother, Mrs.
NJ. A. Afford. has left for Edmonton,
Canada. to join Mr.. Brandon for a
summer stock engagement,
Mrs. Thomas Marioneaux and her
daughter, Miss Dorothy Marioneaux,
expect to leave today for San Diego
and La Jolla to spend the summer,
Captain and Mrs, T. r. Harker en-.
ioyed a delightful auto trip from Park
City to Brighton early in the week and
visited the company encamped in Cot
tonwood canyon on the way down.
Miss Irene Short is here from Los
Angeles visiting Mrs, Otto Peters for
| few weeks.
Mrs. Ernest r. Eldredge is at the
Hotel Utah during her stay here, and
will return TO her home In Portland the
middle of the week,
Mr. and Mrs, James G. Dipwoodey,
| formerly of this city bur now of Seat
| tie, are receiving congratulations over
the birth of u daughter on Saturday,
July 6.
Major and Mrs. Frank Webster of
Fort Douglas expect TO leave the first
of August for Washington, y. c.. where
Major Webster goes on special de-
tail.
Ruel G. Halloran has gone to Los
Angeles to visit his sister, Mrs. Lewis
Sowles.
Mrs. 7. V. Motherwell of Deadwood,
| Cal, a relative of the late V. V. Will
son, has spent the past few days in the
city, visiting Mrs. Kate Wilson, on her
way east.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Howarth are re-
| ioicing over the birth of a son who
came to them July 4,
Mrs. Angus Cameron and Miss
Marion Cameron left Yesterday for
the east, after stay of some time at
the Hotel Utah.
Mrs Frank Thatcher and her sister,
Miss Florence McAlister Of Logan. are
visiting friends in town for few
days.
Miss Mclean leaves this morning fos
an outing of few weeks at Brighton
Mr.. and Mrs. George w Putnam are
home from Rochester, Mimi, Mrs. Put
nam having recovered satisfactorily
from an operation while there.
Mrs. C.. G. Dey has taken the Karrick
cottage at Brighton for the summer
and the family will leave during the
week to remain there the rest of the
season.
Mrs. r. c. Woodruff and her son
Russell have gone to Brighton for a
stay Of few days. Miss Adelaide
Wood ruff is with a party of young
girls spending a month or so.
The many friends Of Mrs J. F. Wells
Of st. Louis. Mo, formerly Miss Addie
Careless of this city, Will be pleased
TO hear of her arrival in the city July
is. She will visit with her father,
Professor George Careless, for the next
month.
Mrs. f. Kendrick, accompanied by
her daughter, Mignon. left Saturday
morning for New York for an indef-