The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-11

MTs. adolson Roy ware and daugh-
ter, formerly Of 223 South Sixth East
IN Milwaukee, Wis, and will return TO
Salt Lake City the last Of this month,
making. their home at 345 Douglas ave-
nue. Mr.. Ware has just returned from
the east and is at home at the Utah
hotel until the return Of his family.
Mrs. j. 81. Waters, baby and sister,
Miss Florence Allgood, left during the
week for Omaha, where they will be
joined by Mr.. Waters, who is now IN
the east. The family will spend tho
summer months at their country place
on Lake Okoboji, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs Stuart Gordon TAYLOR
are visiting friends in Seattle They
VIII 60 south by boat, visiting in San
Francisco and Los Angeles and all the
points Of interest along the coast
Miss Dorothy Graves, the daughter
OF Major and Mrs. William S. Graves,
is expected home from attending school
IN Washington the last Of the month.
Their son Sydney, who is in West
Point, will also be homo In June to
spend his leave Of absence.
Mrs. o. W. Powers is once moro well
coined home by her friends after
lengthy stay in Los Angeles. Her son,
Roger, who is now a member Of the
law firm of Powers, Marioneaux, 5tott
& Mckinney, remains in the California
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lippman have
sailed from New York for cruise in
Cuban waters and trip to Panama,
and later to the Bermudas before re-
turning to their home here
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbard W. Reed have
returned from a winter spent at Long
Beach and are at the Hotel Utah for
a few weeks until they go back to
their own home at III East South
Temple street.
G. II, Griffin and his daughter, Mrs.
Elbridge Thomas, left early in the week
to join Mrs. Griffin and little Dora
Thomas in Indianapolis for visit.
Later Mrs. Thomas will go to Louis
vile to visit the Alleys and later still
to West Point to visit the Wiley e.
Dawsons.
Mrs. George T. Odell and her eldest
daughter have gone to the coast in the
hope Of benefiting Mrs. Odell's health.
They are settled for the present in Oak
land.
Mr. and Mrs Robert J. Glendinning,
who sailed last month for a stay
abroad, are just now enjoying the
spring weather in Naples, whence they
Will go across the Mediterranean to |
take the Nile trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. l.. Lomax spent the |
early part of the week here and were
entertained during their stay by Salt |
Lake Trends before returning to their
home on the coast.
Mrs. A. V. Callaghan Of Federal
heights IS back from stay Of several
weeks with the Van Wyck family In |
San Francisco and the bay cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Rood have
sold their home on Thirteenth East |
street and are now settled in the Brans-
ford apartments,
Mrs; George a. Lowe. who returned
recently from the coast, has been called |
TO Worcester, Mass, by the serious i'll |
ness of her sister, Mrs; Justice.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Pollock ar
rived in the city the early part OF the |
week and are to spend few weeks |
hero before returning to their Pasadena |
home
Mrs. W, B. searle of Provo has been
spending the past week with Mr.. and |
Mrs. st. Claire at their home on Ninth |
East street.
Mrs. John Reed, now Of Denver,
spent day in the city during the week |
On her way to Seattle to visit her
mother.
Miss Lillian Woodward will not re.
she purposes visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Davis in Greenwich, Conn, be-
fore coming home. She is now visiting
the Ogden Reid family in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Miller and fam
Iy have moved from 50 K street and
are now at home at 1908 Fifteenth East
street.
Mrs Mutt and Miss Mary Mutt,
mother and sister Of H. c. Mutt, spent
A day or so here durin~ the week Oh
their way back to Brookline, Mass,
af1er visit in Los Angeles.
Miss Frances Evans, the youngest
daughter in the S. D. Evans home, who
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Nelden for the past two months, re-
turned during the week to her home
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Slaughter left
Wednesday for a stay in the east. Mr.
Slaughter goes on business and will re-
turn within few weeks. but Mrs.
Slaughter will remain to visit relatives.
Mrs. Harold Peery of Ogden spent
lay in the city during the week on her
way to visit relatives in Provo.
Mrs. r. A. Smiley and Mrs A. e.
Fowler and her daughter, Miss Helen
Fowler, were guests during the week
at the Richard Savage home on their
way east.
Mrs. A B. Greeson and her daughter,
Mrs CuDnock and baby left Wodnas. |