The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-02

to be held at the clubhouse this after
noon. The programme is in charge OF
Mrs r. F. Anderson, Mrs. ]. w, Afford.
Mrs. a s Bower, Mrs w; j. Bar
lnond Ackerman Mrs. $. l.. Billings, Mrs.
G. l.. Chapman and Mrs. w. f. Adams.
Mrs: A. II. Peabody. the chairman OF the
section, will give a talk on the proposed
work for the new year. which will be fol-
lowed by a talk the advantages OF
study abroad by Prof j. j, Mcclellan and
a paper by Mrs. Barrette. which will be
illustrated by songs, instrumental selec-
tions and dances by group OF young
girls In Colonial costume.
Miss Margaret Clark and Miss Flora
f1amllton have been entertaining a week
end house part at the Clark mountain
cottage in Ogden canyon on the island,
= short distance above the Hermitage. a
dance saturday evening and boating.
swimming and motoring Sunday made the
affair very pleasant one, The guests
were Misses Marguerite and Gladys Rich
mond, Ruby koerber, Ruth and Edna
Watts and Messrs. Pew RowmeD Ber-
koel Miller and Earl WattIs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Tucker. who have
had the Freeman Morningstar home for
the past year. have moved and are now
IN the Marioneaux home at 10 E street.
Mrs. Marioneaux and Miss Marioneaux
arc at home till about the middle Of the
month In the George. w. Snow home on
leave for Miss MarIoneaux TO resume her
college work at vassar..
Cards have been received by their Salt
Lake friends announcing the maria ge OF
Miss Edna Rivers 10 Louis Gildersleeve
Geurnsey OF Los Angeles. The wedding
took place August II. The bride is the
daughter Of Mrs. Abbe Greene Rivers
formerly Of this city, and the groom Is
Los Angeles newspaper man.
Announcement Is made OF the marriage
of Mrs Louise 9. Beck and Sanford
the marriage having taken place last
Thursday. The ceremony was performed
by Bishop Franklin Platt.
The marriage of Miss Lynne KnowIton.
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Ephriam
knowiton. and Harvey l.. SeIey. whose
engagement was announced early In Au-
gust win take place next Thursday, and
a reception Will follow at the Knowlton
home. $50 East South Temple street.
Mrs. Freeman Morningstar. the retir-
ing president of the Ladies' Aid society
the ladies of the society this afternoon
al her home. 1871 East South Temple
street The annual election OF officers
viii be followed by tea.
Mr. and Mrs. Max NJ We'll. who have
been In Chicago and in Milwaukee visit
ing their daughter. Mrs. Sam Meyer,
will return the end of the week. accom-
panied by their small daughter. Maxine,
who has spent the summer with Mr. and
Mrs Meyer.
Mrs. r. y. Num- has returned from a
visit 10 New York and is at the Hotel
Itah FOR Il stay of few weeks She is
accompanied by Mrs. Hamilton OF DEN
yer VINO was guest OF Mr. and Mrs
Num- here a year ago,
MIR. and Mrs. Herbert A. Macmillan
expect 10 leave tomorrow for the east.
TO be away n month or so. They Will
probably motor back, purchasing a new
car while there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoyt Sherman will be
here the latter part OF the week TO visit
their daughter Mrs. George Jay Gibson.
for short time:
Mss Mary Smcdley arrived yesterday
from St Louis and Will spend a buef va
cation with Miss Edna Dunn at the Dunn
home on Third avenue.
Miss Claire Ellerbeck returned yester-
day morning after few days spent with |
friends AZ Silverlake.
Mrs. Eugene Hapgood and her small !
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