The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-18

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were accompanied by Mrs. W. o. Car
bis and small son Allen.
A. NJ. Wrench left Thursday fol
California, accompanied by his son
Addison, whom he will place in schoo
at Belmont.
Mrs. c. P. Overfield returned during
the week from stay Of several weeks
In the east where she was one of the
4 Wilson notification committee at Sea
cirt. n. J,
Miss Aurapia Ellcrbcclc is down
| from Brighton for x few days and is
with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Read at
their home on O street.
Miss Edna Foulks, who was the guest
OF Miss Gladys McConaughy earlier IN
| the summer. Will remain over for a sec
0nd visit on her return from Idaho,
Miss Nora Gleason has returned aft
er fortnight in the country and has
re-opened her studio at 200 First
| avenue.
Mrs. Ira Lyons has gone to her
old home in Huntington, Ind, called
there by the illenss of her sister.
Mrs. E C. Manson has returned from
q short trip to Dayton, Ohio, bringing
with her her niece. Miss Margaret Mar
tin. who will be guest at the Man
son home for some time.
Mr. and Mrs Il. E. McConaughy ex-
pect to leave shortly for New York
where Mrs. McConaughy will spend
two months with relatives.
have gone 10 Provo canyon to spend
the remainder of the warm weather
with friends there.
Mrs. Sydney Saville is back from
stay of month with friends at Brigh-
ton
Miss Marie Scobee, who has iust re-
turned from week s visit in Pocatello,
Idaho, has as her guest, Miss Alta
Graves. of Butte, Mont.
A party of young Salt Lake girls, IN
Guiding Miss Margaret Whitney. Miss
Nan Clawson. Miss Rehan Spencer and
Miss Winnifred Burrows, will return
during the week from spending two
months at Long Beach, Cal,
Mr.. and Mrs Lawrence j. Hays, Mr..
and Mrs. Gail s. Moffatt. the Misses
Myra and Blanche Patterson. of Chi
cago. w. J. Folland and o. A. Jenson
have returned from a delightful hunt
ing trip to Henry'S lake.
Mrs. Malcolm Keyscr and her chill
dren expect to- leave shortly for a visit
with the Callison family in Oklahoma.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. e. Alexander will oc-
cupy their summer home at Mill Creek
during their absence.
Dr. Grace Stratton has returned from
attending the National Osteopathic
convention in Detroit and from visit
ing friends in Chicago and in Denver,
having been away some weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Jones are home
from their ranch in Idaho where they
have spent the early part Of the sum
mer. They made the trip by motor and
did some. hunting and fishing on the
way.
Mr.. aud Mrs w. J. Sheally are home
again the former from An eastern trip
and the latter from a visit with Miss
Minnie kicscl in ogiien canyon.
Mrs. S. D. Nicholson and Miss Mich
olson leave today for their home in
Denver. but will stop off in Gleuwood
Springs. where Mrs. Cosgriff will join
them for a time.
Miss Dorothy Bailey, the attractive
young daughter of Mr., and Mrs. Led
ward Bailey. who was graduated from
Rowland hall last June left during the
week for the East She will visit Miss
Frances Ferguson in Denver and will
then go to enter Vassar college in the
late autumn.
Miss Pauline Pierpont and a party Of
young folks motorcd up from Provo on
Thursday and were entertained at the
home of Miss Frances R. Shields until
Friday evening, when the return trip to
the Garden city was made. Miss
Shields accompanied the party and will
go up Provo canyon for q two weeks
cutting before her return home.
Miss NJ. Edith Walker, who went
east carly iu June to attend commence
ment at Indiana university, has re-
turned after spending the summer visit.
ing in kendallville, Indiana. and Chi
cago. with relatives and friends,
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