The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-23

Miss Eliza Dey and Miss Lila Ma
| Glen Miller. who is in the University
of Michigan, went to Ithaca for the
| football game between Cornell and
Michigan last week.
Mrs. Sam r. Meyer Josephine WeiD
| left with Mr. Meyer for their home IN
| Milwaukee &C early part OF the week
after a visit with her parents here.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Walker Scott Chces-
| man nave returned from Il honeymoon
| trip OF few weeks to the coast, and
are guests at the Cheesman farm for
| q short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. o. Spiccr, who were
| here from Denver for IL stay of few
weeks AT tue Hotel Utah, have returned
to their home.
Mrs. Andrew Howat and Miss Jane
Howat lett early in the week for Bos-
| ton and vicinity TO spend the better
| part of the winter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe NJ. Breeden and
| their small son left yesterday for San
Francisco whence they will go to south
crn California to. visit relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Frank Judge and
their baby and maids left yesterday
| for the west. They will 90 direct to
San Francisco, where they have taken
| a house for the winter and where Miss
| Wymond, Mrs. Judges sister, and their
son. are already. established
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. McChrystal and
their little daughter, "Bobbie, - spent
| . he al, 90 bo tr-onl- II NJ
the Hotel Utah, returning to Eureka
on Wednesday. Miss Francis McChrys-
tai remained over a few days to visit
| friends.
Mrs. Walter Fitch of Eureka, who
came in to greet her son and his bride
on their arrival from the east, has been
spending few days at the Hotel Utah.
James W. Neill, who has spent few
weeks here and in Colorado, has gone
! to California, meaning to stop at Mer-
ced on his way to his home in Pasa-
| dena.
Mr.. and Mrs T. E. Keith Of Kansas
! City, parents of DR.. Jack Keith, will
| be here shortly TO spend month or so
of the early winter with the Keiths.
JuugC anu -blc' ~ y. aiuNI oNC
returned from stay OF two months in
the east. where they visited friends and
| relatives,
Miss Harriet Peterson, daughter Of
| C.. II. Peterson of this city, formerly of
| Omaha, has just returned from a FIVE
months visit in the east
Mrs. W. P. Cooper will be at home
| ohoopca Of Mrc n
Perkins in the Perkins fiat, No. 4 Mel
son annex.
Miss Mamie Barrett has returned to
her home in Green River, Wyo., after
pleasant visit of several days with Mrs.
Joseph Young at Syracuse.
E. P, Slabaugh will arrive Monday
from Seattle to be here over the middle
of the week, his marriage to Miss Sue
Hampton being set fol-, Wednesday.
Mrs. Walter G. Tuttlc will leave TO.
morrow for Grand Rapids. Mich, to
spend few months with her father,
Colonel Bishop.
Lieutenant Paul c. Potter, of the
Thirtieth infantry: who has been sta
Alaska. is i'll in the Letterman General
hospital at San Francisco. Mrs. Pot.
ter is at the st. Francis.
Miss Hazel Clark daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. H. 3. Clark, leaves today for
Manti TO spend Thanksgiving with her
sister, Miss Inez Clark, who is teacher
Of English in the Mauti High school
Or. and Mrs. Robert r. Hampton will
be at home during the carly part Of the
winter with Judge Andrew Howat at
his home. 81 Seventh East street Mrs
| Howat and Miss Howat are in Boston
Mr.. and Mrs. Senter Fred Walker
have taken house in Berkeley near
/ Mrs. Frances Allen, an aunt Of Mr.
| Walker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Swan are in
Honolulu spending their honeymoon.
but will return here within a fortnight.
Mrs V. A. Guo left last week for an
extended visit with her son. Presley.
at Oakland, Cal.
Mr. and Mrs. j. \. Millyard will be
at home for tho winter al 223 r street.