The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-21

where Gordon will enter Rumsey Hal
in Cornwall, Conn. Isabel will go tc
a private school in New York.
Mrs. Frederick Perkins has gone te
southern California, and will spend a
few weeks there visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur W. North have
| gone ON a hunting trip through Can.
ada and will go east from there to
make their home in New York.
mss Katherine Rhodes and Miss
mer to continue her studies at Vassar
and the latter to enter the New Eng
land Conservatory of Music
A. III, Peabody and his son Alfred
| j. havo gone enst or q visit of few
weeks in New York and Boston, after
which Alfred will enter college.
,n1 Mayer tHo;- and! and Mrs s Samuel 2. Park
| their country home, Brookside, to their
new home on Second and E. but they
| will spend their week ends in the
| country through the autumn months.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Savage and
their daughters Irene and Gladys have
| returned from stay of some time on
their ranch In Wyoming.
Mrs. George Mclaughlin Of Roches.
tor, formerly Miss Lonise Walden Of
this city, is expected here shortly for
visit with her mother, Mrs. A. NJ
Walden, and her grandmother, Mrs.
Baker.
Mrs. Werthiemer and her sister Miss
Cohen are back after q stay of some
time at Lake Tahoe and n visit with
friends IN San Francisco.
Mrs. William Fl. McIntyrc and her
son, Bob, and daughter, Marian, and
Miss Geneve Savage have returned
from a motor trip through southern
Idaho, having visited friends in Boise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace II. Smith and
their little daughter, who have been
guests at the Lamson home, are now
settled IN tho Emma apartment at
DR.. z. d. Woodruff and his son, Ned.
and Mr.. and Mrs. B. r. Ritter of Port
land, Or, left early in the week for
the east, Ned to enter college and the
others to spend few weeks visiting
the larger cities.
Mrs. William H. Nutting and her
small son are here from Anaconda,
Mont, to spend the autumn months
with Mrs. Charles n. Anderson.
Mrs. E. J. Donnelly and daughter
have returned from California and will
occupy the George S. Bell residence.
67 G street, where they will receive
their friends the first and third Fri
day evenings.
Mrs. g. W. Pond, cousin of Mrs. ]
A. Reeves: will be. here early in the
week on her way home In Berkeley
after visit in the. east.
Mr.. and Mrs. De Witt Knox are
back from honeymoon trip to the |
northwest, and will shortly be settled |
in their new home in the Prescott |
apartments.
Mrs. M. II. Kervin will leave shortly
to join Miss Hope keryin, who is in
Reno visiting Mrs. W. Woodburn, and |
they will spend the winter on the coast.
Mrs. Charles Hess, formerly we'll
known in Park City but now of North
few days IN town with Mr.. and Mrs
W. w. Armstrong.
Miss Margaret Mcclure, who has
spent the last few months on the coast
with her grandmother, Mrs. Miner, is
home once more. She has
been guest during the late summer
of Major and Mrs. Sydney Clomau at
Burlingame.
Mrs. W. B. Wallace and her young
daughter, Lucille, will be home about
lhe first Of October to Join Lieutenant
Wallace at Fort Douglas. They have
been, spending the summer in New
Miss Lila Campbell is an attractive
young visitor in the city, the guest of
ner cousins, the Miner family. She
vas a former classmate OF Miss Marian
Hooper at the Castle.
Mrs. George W. 2. Dorsey left yes
.erday for Baker City, Or. to visit
ler sister for month. Later she will
-eturn to remain here short time be
fore going to Fremont, Neb.
Mrs. T. P. Holt and son. Linton,
,ave returned to their home in Nash
vile, Tenn, after a pleasant visit with
Mrs. j. S. Coleman Of 325 West Fifth
North street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas S. Built are
'eceiving congratulations upon the :
birth Of boy. Mrs. Built was formerly
Miss Elizabeth Hamill of this city.
DR.. and Mrs. s. II. Pinkcrton have
after motor trip along the
Pacific coast, and arc at home AT the
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