The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-23

Fitzpatrick, who is iii at her home in
the La France apartments.
Miss Frances Qualtrough left YES.
terday for the northwest to spend the
summer in Seattle and vicinity. She
Will go by boat later to Los Angeles
before returning:
Mrs. J. c. Wilson and her mother,
Mrs. G. ". Walker of Ogden, spent
Saturday In Salt Lake as guests of
Mrs, Charles Montgomery at 65 +
street, Next Tuesday Mrs. Wilson will
return to her home in Portland
Harold Offer entertained Thursday in
honor Of Miss Lucille Offer at his home,
32o Fifth avenue Miss Offers home
guests We're Miss Zelda Harvey, Miss
Zella Stonebreaker and Miss Phlora
Chandler, all students of Sacred Heart
academy. Dancing games and music
was the order. Lunch was served at
II CLOCK. Miss Lucille leaves for
Los Angeles and Ocean Park for her
Sacred Heart.
Miss Mildred Hall left last evening
| for Long Beach, Cal, to spend the
summer. She viii visit the family of
Mrs. F. D. Hobbs, {. former Salt Laker.
Mrs. D. B. Sullivan and daughters,
| the Misses Genevieve and Marcella, re.
| turned home the past week after a
| nine months trip to New York, Wash
! ington, D. c., and the southern states.
Miss NJ. Eleanor Prout left yester-
day over the Western Pacific for few
weeks visit and tour of California
with friends.
Mrs. A. H. Worthen and Miss Bes
sic Worthen left last Thursday for a
six weeks visit in Los Angeles.
Miss Ivy R. Oracroft left Friday for
an extended visit in the northwest. At
ter visiting with relatives and friends
in Twin Falls and Boise, Idaho, she will
De the guest during July and August
of her sister, Mrs. H. A. Arps, 1112 Ell
fe avenue, Spokane, Wash.
Miss Roe Elmer left Thursday even
ing for Provo to. visit relatives.
Mrs. I. B. Perrine of Twin Falls, Ida
no, is IN the city for a few days and
is stopping at the Hotel Utah.
W. J. Edwards and Mrs. ". H. Da-
ley of Rawlins, Wyo,, and H. P. Ed
wards and wife of Bingham were in
Salt Lake during the week at family
gathering at the home of William Ed
wards, their father.
Miss Gertrude Almond will entertain
at cards tomorrow afternoon In honor
Just returned from school at Notre
Dame, Ind.
Mrs. D, G, Mcintyre entertained at
her home in the Stauffer apartments
Yesterday afternoon for Miss Helen
Mead and sister, who will leave shortly
for San Francisco.
A very pleasant event Of the week
was farewell party given at Saltair
in honor of Major W. Howard Smith
and wife of Fort Douglas, who will
leave Monday on a four months lee
turing course in the principal cities of
the east.
Mrs. B. Morris Young of 1855 Canyon
road entertained yesterday at family
reunion at her home in honor of Mrs.
Abigail Snow Rosenbaum Of Brigham
City, the guests being members of the
Snow family. The rooms were decorat-
ed with a Drofusion of roses and peon-
les, and present besides the hostess and
guest Of honor were Mrs. Phoebe Wood
ruff Snow, wife of the late President
Snow; Mrs. Eliza Snow Dunford. Mrs.
Florence Snow Critchlow. Mrs, George
Snow Savage, Mrs Mansfield Snow and
daughter, Uarda Snow. Mrs. Leona y.
Peirce, Mrs. Parenthia Snow, Mrs. o, g.
Snow and Mrs. Veda Young Anderson.
The guests were furnished with music
by Professor B. M, Young.
Mrs. II. D. Ellerbeck, Mrs George r.
Felt and Miss Alice Felt will return
Monday from Seattle, where they have
been visiting for the past month.
The members of the Bilhken club
will be entertained by Miss Marie So
renson next Tuesday evening.
The ladies in the class Of Silent
Unity meet every Tuesday afternoon at
2:30 with Mrs. Alice B. Parker at 1O7