The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-27

smelter Supply company, OF which his IA
Mrs John Charles Clark and her little
daughter. Katherine, left yesterday for
Rola. Mo, after delightful visit Of ten
Clark. Mr.. Clark will join them there and
they will move to Bridgeport. Conn. to
make their home there, near where Mrs.
Clark's parents. Lieutenant Commander
are living since The retirement Of the
former.
| Captain and Mrs W. B. Graham enter
evening at a dinner at their quarters in
compliment to Captain Herbert J. Breess
brother officer Of Captain Graham, who
is at the post for few DAYS only. The
Miss Cartwright Miss Josephine McClel-
Ian. Miss Virginia Beatty, Captain Nor
ton f. Smith and Captain a. w shipp.
Mrs Freeman Mornlngstar and daugh-
ter. Miss Lucille Morningstar, entertained
at their home, 1917 East South Temple
street, on Monday afternoon the Delta
Epsilon sorority and its guests who have
been at Leisure Lodge" in Enlgra ton
canyon for two weeks outing. The af-
fair was also in compliment to Miss Ruth
Repath, who leaves today for her home
in Los Angeles. Mrs. l.. NJ Smith and
Mrs. NJ E Wilson assisted the hostesses
in entertaining. Nasturuums and golden
glow were used in the dining roon where
refreshments were served.
Miss Ruth Repath entertained with
an orpheSm party yesterday afternoon
Miss Lenora Smith, Miss Drusilla Gaby,
Miss Marion Hiskey, Miss Lucille Morn
ingstar. Miss Lucille Armstrong, Miss
Leona McCurtain. Miss katherine Han
RI III II nd Free
man Morningstar chaperoned the party.
Miss Ruth Dakin, the talented girl who
is here visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr..
| IN some violin numbers on Saturday at
the tabernacle recital and on Sunday at
the Hotel Utah concert.
Miss Anna R. Adams returned Sunday
evening from stay of few days at
Casa Keisela in Ogden canyon as the
guest OF Miss Minnie Keisel. Mrs, w,
D Foster is there this week spending
the week with Miss keisel.
Colonel and Mrs. Frederick Perkins and
their son, Frederick, win issue invita-
tlons shortly for a reception and hop
70 be given on Friday, September g. at
the hop room at the post to celebrate
the birthday OF the last named.
Mrs. Glen Miller will be the hostess
tMs afternoon at an elaborate tea at
ner home on First avenue for her sister,
Mrs, Hettinger of ST. Louis, who Is
spending few weeks here.
Mrs. Hubbard W. Reed viii entertain
large party OF friends today at lunch
con al the Country club, the affair being
N honor of the home coming OF Mrs.
EDWIN F. Holmes after long absence
IN California
&c ,,,fi, yor
nave been al Pinecrest for some time,
are now all settled in their East South
leniple street home. after an absence OF
year, during which time IL was leased
70 K W. Tucker. of Denver.
Lawrence Clayton who leaves shortly
lot Stanford to continue his college work
entertained a dozen or SO Of his friends
dance at the Clayton home on Second
avenue.
Mr and Mrs. George A Snow ant
oeck cottage at &c First avenue and VII
shortly be at home there for the win
ter.
Mrs, James Finen. who has been her'
ylsiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jam
In Butte. ''S 40 49,
III me principals or the city schools sen
lettergrem to Miss Eta Powers, prin
Glpai OF the Wasatch school. who is II
IN San Francisco. expressing their rcgre
AZ ner illness and hopes for speedy re
Judge and Mrs. John A. Street hay
moved to Chicago TO make their hom
mere and are pleasantly situated in thei
new place
hr and Mrs. Lynn s. Gillram an,
.aeIr small son have moved and are nov
et home at 1902 Fourth avenue.
III
Mrs. Mary Ryan has returned fror
~ 'oila. where she has spent the sum
EHe.s bringing with her her sister Mrs
i ter M a,.; Comfort, who will spend the win
Mrs. William NJ. o'Bricn and her chill