The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-26

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at that number and will leave shortly
for Vancouver to spend the winter
months with friends.
James Austin, son of Mrs. f. .. How
ard, has arrived after several years IN
ard at the Hotel Utah. lie will 20 into
business in the west, making his head.
quarters here.
Mrs. Thomas o. Sheckell and her
small daughter, Ruth. have returned
from a stay of three months in Ken
lucky and the family are once more
at home at the Cornell apartments.
Jack, who have spent the past summer
abroad, have returned to their home
here, having landed in New York a
fortnight ago.
DR. B. f. Barnes and daughter, Miss
Frances Barnes, father and sister of At
torney A. R. Barnes. are guests at the
Barnes home on their way back to
Michigan after trip to the coast.
The Misses Fannie and Emma Louise
McLaury left Tuesday for San Fran
cisco and will go from there to south
ern California to spend the early part
Of the winter
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman R. Martineau
(Mlss Emmeline Cannon) are back
from n wedding trip to the coast and
are at home at els Logan avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Moore of
hn Of
Il boy at their home. Mrs. Moore was
Miss Estelio Clinton,
Mr.. and Mrs, George Chapman and
Mr.. and Mrs Oakes Ames of Boston
have been visiting Mr. and Mrs Harold
Fabian during the pas. week
Miss Helen Hartley will leave Mon
day for Boston to spend the next year
in the New England Conservatory Of
Music.
Dr. and Mrs. L. E. Pierce, who came
in from Eureka for the Schumann
Heink concert, returned to their home
on Thursday after pleasant visit with
friends.
Mrs Perkins, wife of Colonel Fred.
erick Perkins Of Fort Douglas, who
mas spent tne ldSI = eN Weehs III soutn'
ern California and has been greatly
missed from local society circles. will
be home this morning.
Mrs. NJ. Lesser Of New York, q fre
guent visitor TO the city and q great
favorite with her Salt Lake friends,
has arrived and is a guest at the Cohn
home on East South Temple street.
Mrs. Lesser is a sister. of Mrs. Cohn.
Mrs. E. A. Wedgwood. who has spent
the past two months and more visiting
in Chicago, will leave for home today.
but will spend day or so in ST. Louis
on the way. Miss Wedgwood will re-
main behind taking course in the
school of design in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Druehl have gone
to the coast for a stay of several weeks;
go from there to Santa Barbara and
on down through southern California.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. T. Clifford Of Chi
cago have been spending the past weely
here visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John G, ID.
Clark. They will leave early in the
week for San Francisco to spend a
part of the winter before returning to
their home.
Captain and Mrs. T. R. Harker are
rejoicing over the birth of son, wbQ
came to them Friday morning. -
Mrs. George W r. Dorsey has ar.
rived from Baker City, Or. and is at
the Hotel Utah for week on her way
to Nebraska.
Mrs. John Stuart Manley. formerly
of Salt Lake, will be here during the
week from Oregon on her way cast for
visit with relatives in Indiana.
Mr. and Mrs. w. W. Ritter are bacl,
from an eastern visit lasting several
weeks. which were spent in Boston
New York and Washington.
Mrs. T. B. Critchlow has gone to
Nevada to spend a few weeks with
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A. Hale, Jr,, in
Good Springs.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Oscar Limpus, who
have been visiting their daughter. Mrs
Thomas O'Connor, in the Kensington
apartments, have gone to Long Beach
to spend the winter,
Miss Frances O'Meara has returned
aIlcl oldS VI SiA UUHluS III
and is at the Hotel Utah.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hinman of
Seattle will leave tomorrow for their
home after pleasant visit with the
Culrner family here,
j.. W. Senior and his son Claire have
gone to Washington. d. c., for a stay
Of fow weeks
Herbert Salinger left yesterday for a
stay Of few weeks in the east, stop
ping In Chicago to visit his hancee
Miss Furchgott and going on for u
hurried trip to Boston and New York
Mrs. j. c.. Dugan has as her guest
Miss Highly McGiveny Of st. Louis
who is on her way to the coast to spend
the winter.
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