The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-23

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presiding at the different places through
out the shopping hours,
Cards have been received by their local
friends announcing the marriage OF Miss
Irene Secgmillcr. daughter OF Mr.. and
A. u. Richards. son OF Willard Richards
OF this city, The marriage took place
last Wednesday In the temple. The
young people will be at home shortly at
Mrs. Z, C. Woodruff will be the hostess
this evening at an elaborate dancing par
" for the young people at the Ladies
Literary club, the affair being In honor
Of her son and daughter. Russell Wood
ruff and Miss Adelaide Woodruff
Mr. and Mrs. o. j, Salisbury and Mr..
and Mrs r. w. Salisbury have Issued
cards for a reception TO be given at the
Salisbury home on East First South
street New Years day from ) Till !
o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs, Joseph Grace. who ar
rived yesterday from Santa Rosa. Will be
guests OF honor at a dinner 10 be given
this evening by Mr.. and Mrs. David
Keith.
Russell 6. Schulder left Saturday even
Ing for Santa Barbara TO join his fam
lily for the holiday time, and Will be abb
sent few weeks.
DR.. and Mrs. VIII l.. Ellerbecl and
their two Interesting little daughters left
Yesterday for Boise. Idaho. to spend the
holiday with relatives.
Mrs. Perkins, wife OF Colonel Frederick
Perkins, comma nding the Twentieth, and
her SON. Fred. leave today for E Paso,
and vii! be with Colonel Perkins for the
holidays.
Mr. and Mrs Eugene 4apsood and
their little daughter Charlotte, leave TO-
day for southern California to Join Mrs.
Stella B. liapgood at Hemmett Mrs
a few months. but MI Hapgood will re-
turn shortly.
Mrs. c. S. Burton aud her son, Julian
and her small daughter and her moth
er, Mrs. Beatie. Will be home today from
Now York. Mrs. Maria Y, Dougoll, who
accompanied them east, will remain with
Mrs. r. c. Easton in New York
Mrs Willard Young. who has been Wis
iting her niece. Mrs. Chaplin, In Bos-
ton. Is now with tho Guy Palmer faml-
~ IN Fort SlocuIn. She viii be at West
Point for Christmas 10 visit her son.
sydney, who is in his flrs; year there.
Mrs Thomas MsrioneauX will remain
In Denver with her sister Mrs. kistler
till some time IN February. when she VIII
be here for II short visit 10 leave later
TO join her daughter Dorothy in the
east
Mrs. Frank Q. Kimhau returned yes
terday after long stay abroad. leaving
her two daughters. Florence and Alice. III
Paris. She IS at the Hotel UtaA for the
present.
Mr.. and Mrs Lawrence Greene will
entertain party OF friends al supper
at the Hotel Utah New Years eve. one
Of the numerous events scheduled for
that time and place.
Miss Ruth Bcless. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. j. r. Beless. has gone TO Colorado
Springs 10 spend The holidays with Miss
Elizabeth W!nternitz, a former college
friend
Miss Helen Word, who has been visit
ing the j r. cowan family for some
weeks past. left yesterday for her home
in Helena, Mont, TO be home for Christ
mas with her parents.
Mrs, Nelson Dickerm3an and her two
rerron during the holidays on the
first OF January Mrs Dickerman will be
at home for the .winter. at iSS II street
her little ones shortly after the holidays
TO spend some time with relatives In New
Orleans.
Tno Friday Night Bridge club has post
poned its meetings until the first Friday
in the New Year, when the members will
be entertained by Miss Margaret Dunn.
Lester Blacllner and Will Home. TWO
former L. OF U. men. are up from Ne
vada. where they are In the mining bus
meas. TO spend the holidays.
GurTin, is here from santa clara col
lege TO spend the holidays with his father.
4 quiet wedding took place at the
Hotel Kenyon hast evening at o'clock.
when Miss Jessie NJ Peterson OF Boise.
Idaho, and William c. Daniels OF that
A. slrpkin in the presence OF a few
friends. Dinner was served Immediate
~ after the ceremony 10 the bridal
party and friends. Mr.. and Mrs, Daniels
Will make their home in Boise after a
brief honeymoon. spent in this city
The wedding OF Miss Edith. Claire Tre-
loar. daughter Of Joseph Treloar. q
prominent mining man Of Mammoth, TO
place In the parlors OF the Hotel Utah
last evening at o'clock. The Rev.
Peter a. s;lmpltin performed the cere-
mony. Later, refreshments. were served
to the guests. who We're for the most
part members OF the Immediate families
The young couple will remain In the city
"A day or two and then visit the BRIDE
groon's parents in, southern Utah. The
brides father Is well known in the Tin
tic mining district, He has been super
intendent of tho Victor Consolidated mine
for fifteen years. The bridegroom, who
is prominent contractor of Mammoth,
is a grandson of TIeber G. kimball. for
many years a prominent official In the
Mormon church.