The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-05

spending few days at the Hotel
Utah
Miss Alne Mcmillan left early in
the week for Boston to resume her
musical studies. She will stop in Den
yer and IN Chicago TO visit relatives.
Mrs Reed Marshall Hayward of
Lovcland, Colo, stopped off on her
way TO Spokane to spend day or so
with Captain and Mrs. A. O.. Seaman
at Fort Douglas
Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Ware and their
little daughter, Ethel. and Mrs. f. V.
Berthelct expect to leave about the
first of November for Denver to make
their home there.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A, Broadhurst, for
mcrly of this city but now making
their home in Mount Pleasant, where
Mr. Broadhurst has government posi-
tion, spent Il few days in town during
the week,
Mr.. and Mrs. Vivian P. Strange ex-
pect to move shortly to the Cummings
apartment on First avenue and d
street, having taken the apartment Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellsworth Daggett, who
will go east for the winter.
Lieutenant and Mrs. w. E. Cake and
Madame Cake have taken the home Of
Mr. and Mrs. George III. Wood, $50
East Third South street, for the winter.
Mrs. Wood will leave soon for her old
home in Mississippi to spend a few
months
Mr.. and Mrs. Cooper Anderson and
Miss Ruth Anderson will move in
shortly from Olmstead and will take a
house in town
DR.. Katherine L. Eager will return
next week from a visit of a month or
so with her brother in Ely, New.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Franken have
gone to Santa Barbara, and will 20
from there to San Francisco for a stay
of few months.
Mrs. A. D. McMullen and her two
children, Virginia and Jack, who are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. I. Burnett,
will leave soon for Long Beach to
spend the winter.
Mrs Reed Smoot, who has been quite
i'll at the home of her daughter. Mrs.
Areil Carbon. has recovered and Will
leave with Senator Smoot for Washing
ton next Wednesday.
Mrs. Mark W. Lillard and her baby
have gone to Twin Falls to visit Mr..
and Mrs. Edward J. Roberts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Mcpherson Tay-
Ior are here with their baby visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gsodbe.
Mrs. Frank Dole is here from Mont.
rose, Colo, visiting Mr.. and Mrs. r.
K Brown.
Mrs. Thomas Marioneaux will remain
in Denver for some time longer, visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Kistler.
Mrs. J. T. Armstrong and Mrs. r. S
Joyce and their daughters, the Misses
Dorothy Armstrong and Katherine
Joyce, have been spending the past
few days at the Hotel Utah, having
motored down from Ogden "Wednesday
afternoon,
Mrs. Ward Winter Reese left yes
terday for her old home in Pcnnsyl
vania to spend a few. weeks.
Miss Elizabeth Trask of Denver ar
rived Friday from Boise on her way
home, and is visiting Mrs. G. P. Over
field.
Mrs. b. @. Brown and Miss Edna
Brown, who have been visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur J. Brown for month
have returned to their home in Toledo
Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold B. Lamb have
taken house for the winter on Fourth
South street and Ninth East, and will
shortly be ut homo there to theil
| friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hibbard Of Seattle
sailed yesterday for stay Of a few
months in Europe, Mrs. Hibbard wa:
Miss Frances Joyce Of Ogden
Mrs. George Harris Smith and hel
small daughter have gone to spokan,t
is in the east on a business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward T. Smith vii
not be in their new home on Dougla:
avenue till about the middle of the
month, the place being not yet com
pleted.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert MACMILLAN
have Just returned from trip to the
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been gone month.
Mrs Kiser and her daughter, Mis-!
Jeanette Kiser, left during the weel
for San Francisco, to go later TO theil
home in Pasadena,
Mrs. A G. Sullivan is back after Z
visit of few weeks with relatives il
American Falls.
Russell l.. Tracy, Jr., who has beer
i'll with appendicitis, is recovering rap
idly, having been removed from th'
hospital to the Tracy home in Pepper
ton.
DR.. and Mrs. G., B. Titcomb and thei
little daughter have gone to their new
home in Pingree, Idaho.
l. Mrs. George Ames and her small
daughter, Katherine, are home after /:
delightful summer spent at Santa Mo
MICA.
Miss Lena Hague and Miss Glel
Walker have gone to Boston, wher,