The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-03

ing two months here visiting ber par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. e. Larsen.
Mrs. William Spry and daughters
have returned from spending few
weeks in Logan canyon,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Blair, Jr., have
gone to Logan for a two weeks out
| ing
Miss Elizabeth Crawford left Fri
day for Montana and will spend some
time in Yellowstone. park.
Mrs J. D. Gehr and Mrs. T. W. For
rester of Portland, Ore, and Mrs. John
Cleman OF Mt. Yakima, Wash. are
guests of Mrs. c. O. Dunshee, Ills
East Fifth South street
Miss Mary Louise Hays has returned
TO the city after visit of two weeks
to her brother, Steve Hays, at Bingham.
Mr.. and Mrs. i. 3, Flack and the
Misses Carrie and Florence Trump left
l.st night for weeks stay in Yel-
lowstone National park
Mrs. A. j Murphy left Thursday for
three months trip through the east.
She will visit Chicago, New York, Phil
adelphia, Washington and Boston. DR..
Murphy will join her later.
Mrs Joseph Gardner, daughter Gem,
son Floyd, and Miss Ruth Clark left
saturday for Evanston, Wyo., to join
camping party.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. R. Davis and Mr.
and Mrs Glenn Walker will leave to-
day for Big Cottonwood
Miss Ruth Wiscomb has returned
home from an eight weeks stay in Lo-
gan. She was accompanied by Miss
Tirzah konijakat.
Mrs F. j. Fabian left Saturday for
Boston for visit
Mr.. and Mrs, F. P. Jennings have
moved from 1854 First avenue to the
Canning apartments Miss Edna Jen-
nings has returned from a visit TO Bos-
ton. She also attended a reunion OF
her class at Wellesley.
Mr.. and Mrs, j. W, Cutting and chill
dren Of New York, accompanied by
Miss Marion Proctor, have arrived in
luS tltN duU are 0l int uOHt OF Mis-.
R Proctor, 227 North First West street.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Baldwin of Bur
lington, Iowa, are guests of Mr., and
Mrs Charles Baldwin, 229 South
Twelfth East.
Mr.. and Mrs, Harmel L. Pratt and
Thomas O. Sheckell have gone for a
weeks trip through Yellowstone park
Miss Marion Ross and Miss Laura
Covendale left Saturday for q trip
through eastern Utah.
Miss Alta Smith of Salt Lake has
gone to Provo to visit her friend Miss
Leila Willard, for a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred c. Bush enter.
tanned few friends Tuesday evening
for Mr.. and Mrs. Holly Bush, whose
marriage took place in briggs, Idaho
July 81. The house was effectively
decorated with red hearts and roses
and covers were laid for thirty guests
The Bush orchestra was in attendance
| and played many bautiful selections
| during the evening. Mrs Bush was
| formerly Miss Edith WaDlass of Victor,
| Idaho. teacher, while Mr.. Bush is in
| the employ Of the Union Pacific Coal
company in Cumberland, Wyo., where
the young couple win be at home after
August 5.
Miss Charlotte Lynberg has returned
| from trip to San Francisco and other
| coast towns.
DR. West and son have returned from
a week 's fishing trip.
|
to attend the meeting Of Sigma Chi fra
ternity, TO which he is a delegate. al
Miami, Ohio. Mr.. Guio will visit New
York City and Washington before re
turning to Salt Lake.
Mrs J. Rumel has returned from q
visit to Denver.
The friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. R
SHARP of Price, Utah. viii be glad n
know that their daughter Anne is re
covering from her recent illness at thu
home Of Mrs. j. S. Ferguson in thi:
| city.
Miss Mildred Ferguson, who has beer
visiting in Washington, has gone tc
MeVeigh, KY, to visit her brother.
Miss Maieese Young and Miss sars
| n. IouAE WIZ! oaLl AEOIl CSdJlle tOlAN
for q trip 70 Alaska.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. W Ecclez and daugh
ter, Miss Mildred Eccles, and guest
Miss Mary O'Connell of New York
are at the Utah. They Will leave TO
night for their summer home at Islant
Park, Idaho.
Mrs. J. T. Farley will leave today fo1
r visit TO her mother in Spokane.
|
Major and Mrs. Frank D. Webster
have arrived at Fort Douglas, where
t-ey will be stationed for some time.
Mrs. Morris Child and daugbter
Miss Florence Child Of Boston ar,
guests of Mr. and Mrs. w r. Child.
Il u
i Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Thompson