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Show Vf-AS i MRS. ALBERT L. LARSEN, formerly Miss Marguerite Taylor, who! 2 was married Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Larsen are now on an extended ex-tended eastern trip and will make their home in this city on their return about the middle of December. : Avery Timms have ret timed from a tri through the northwest. Mr. and Mr; Timms, who have roeontlv been makin their home at Raymond, Wash., hav returned to Salt Lake and are agaii at home at 1G6 Q stiver. I 1 Mis Hope Felber has returned iron a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Charles M Hecker at Twin Falls. Mrs. W. J. Simpson, a prominent resi 1 lent of Cincinnati, and her niece .Mrs. Zella Kass, and little daughter have .been at the Hotel Utah the pas week on their ivav from Yellowstoui land Glacier parks. "They will leave fo : home today. i Mrs. 1,'ussel Peter Il:irt? has ffone t( ! Xew York to meet her hut-baud, Colone ! Hurtle, who will arriv.j from Francf ; September 1. j 1 Mrs. Edna CaHaghun has cone tt ! California to spend the summer. Mrs Calla'hau will visit in San Francisco and will later join her sou, Boyd, ii Los Angeles. Mrs. Arthur B. Witeher and daugh ter, Miss Babbie Witeher, are guest of Mrs. W'itoher's cousin, Mrs. Percy Sadler. Mrs. Witeher is on her wai to New York, where she will spend th( winter, and her daughter will elite Wellesley for the wini-er term. Mrs. Charles Wilkes and daughter Deborah, have returned from a month's visit to Monroe. Mrs. O. B. Grr.?no left Friday for Xew- York to visit her daughters, Miss Myrtle Greene and Miss Elsie Greene who aro in government service. Mr. and Mrs. E. I;. McConnughy of Eoehelle, 111., who, with their children, have spent the summejr with Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Bothwell, will leave for homo today. Miss Beine Kvriakopulos, sister of Mrs. K. G. Skliris, has returned from New Y'ork C'itv, where -she has sp.3iit four and a half months studying vocal music under Leo Brown and Wither-spoon. Wither-spoon. Miss Kyriakopudos has also taken a course in French lectures. Mrs. Mary V. Dickinson of Kochester, N. Y., who' came to the city lo attend the wedding of Miss Margaret Taylor to W7illiam E. Dickson, which took place Wednesday, left Thursday, for Ely, Nevada, to visit her daughter, Mrs. E. C. Hair. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Nelson and their son, Frank, and daughter, Melba, left Saturday for California, where they will visit Lake Tahoe, San Francisco and Los Angeles. Miss Florence Markcl has left for an extended eastern trip. Mr. and Mrs. Nephi J. Hansen and family have gone to Bear lake for several sev-eral weeks' stay. Mrs. B. K. Brown and daughter, Elizabeth, and Mrs. F. E. Dole and daughter, Delight, have returned from several weeks' trip to Oklahoma and Colorado Springs. Mrs. Lewis A. Merrill of Logan is in the city for a few weeks as the guest of Mrs.' E. J. Kearns. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton B. Ballantyne and their two daughters, Maud and Khoda, have moved from the Godbe home on East South Temple street, and will bo at the Bransford apartments for the winter. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Greene and their daughter, Miss Claudia Greene, and son, Lawrence Greene, Jr., have returned re-turned from their cottage on Snake river. Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Mattingly left Saturday to visit with Mrs. Mattingly 's parents in Wausen, Ohio. Miss Ruth Cecil has returned from Portland, where she has been visiting her cousin, Miss Jeanette Snedeker. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Earls have gone to Idaho Falls to spend a few days with their son, Edgar E. Earls, and family. Miss Marie Fitzgerald, daughter of Mr. and Mts. H. J. Fitzgerald, has returned re-turned to Spokane, Wash., after spending spend-ing the summer with her parents here. Judge and Mrs. A. J. Weber and daughters, Miss "Dorothy Weber and Miss Laura Weber, have returned from California. Mrs. W. F. Knox and her son. Wallace, Wal-lace, and her sister, Miss Katherine Mathews, have returned from Beaver. Mrs. Knox and her son are at tho Hotel Utah, and Miss Mathews is at the Bransford. Mrs. T. J. Morgan and her daughter, Ruth, have returned to the city, after spending the summer at Sioux City, Iowa. They are at home in the Smith apartments. 1 Major and Mrs. A. M. Bobbins have returned from a three weeks' motor trip to Fish lake, Brice 's canyon, Grand canvou and Little Zion canyon. They are 'now at home in the Holy wood apartments. apart-ments. Mrs. Lewis C. Deppe and son, Clifford Clif-ford will leave Monday for a visit in Idaho and Portland, Ore. Later they will join Mr. Peppo at Nampa, Idaho, to spend the winter. ZZ j&r f W Y'i 9 ' 7w! ; s h 'z' As ' -! L 'ti , - -x 5 ? i Jtf l , K o i V . $ 7 u , 1 s s , n I it h f n '.V;r , -v - : 4 s - 1 if I V . Ll 4 " ft " x ""1 f v ! 1 r 3 , 'v CYK'-V-' ' y ' ' . I Personal Miss Olive May Isaacs has returned from Wyoming, where she spent the summer with her brother, H. H. Lewis, of Kemmcrer. Mr. an.l Mrs. E. J. Gauld of St. Louis, J'Iki arc on their nv homo from California, Cali-fornia, are guests of "Mr. and Mrs. Gus Kipl'c for a few days. Mr. and. Mrs. E. Kempner have returned re-turned to the city after spending their vacation at their" new cottage, ' ' Coriu-da, Coriu-da, at Vivian park, T'rovo canyon. Mrs. A. S. Gentry of Kansas City, Mo., is visiting with her sister. Mrs. -'. .1. Bratleu, at her home, 912 East second South. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Barrett have returned after a short visit in Provo, "'here thev tended a reunion of the Barrett family which was held Friday at Vivian park in Provo canyon. About sixty children, prandcniidreu and greatgrandchildren great-grandchildren were in attendance at the reunion. Mrs. Hartley Kencalv and little daughter Ruth of Oakland, Calif., formerly for-merly of Salt Lake, are visiting with Mrs. Kenealv's mother, -Mrs. C. A. ?;mith, and sister, Mrs. E. II. Hendrick, Jr. Mrs. Eddeveno Houtz Davis of Los Angeles is the guest of Mrs. Arthur Eovis at her homo, 327 East Fourth South. Mrs. Davis entertained at a lake party Monday evening iu honor of her guest. Mrs. Emily Bailey and daughter, Mrs. 'to Sussman, and little daughter Lois, of New York, have returned from a tour of Glacier park and are at the Hotel Utah. Mrs. Ruth Ogle of Chicago is a guest of her aunt, Mrs. Howard Van Tracy, at the homo of Russel L. Tracy on Second avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Benner X. Smith have returned from San Francisco and Del Monte and are arrain at their apartment at the Hotel Utah. Dr. and Mrs. A. S. Bower and son Robert have returned from a visit to the Pacific northwest. Mr. and Mrs. William Story, Jr., and daughters, Florence, Marion and Eleanor, have returned from a motor trip through Idaho. Mrs. Charles F. Sturtevant of Tucson, Ariz., formerly Miss Sylvia Groesbeck of this city, is visiting at 909 Edison avenue. Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Stout and son, Raymond, are visiting in southern California. Cali-fornia. Mrs. E. W: Steel has returned from Portland and is with her sister, Mrs. g v A. Downing, 1037 First avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Bennett Blair of Logan spent the past week with Mrs. Blair's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Williams. 1 Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Bowermnn and son Harvey have gone to Portland and Seattle and will later visit San Francisco Fran-cisco and Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Gray have returned re-turned from a two months' visit in California. Cali-fornia. Miss Catherine Doty has returned af ter spending the summer at Los Angeles and the beaches. x Mr. and Mrs. James P. Paul and small son, Miss Mae Maekay and Chadwick Mackay have returned home after spending a week at Camp Lakota on Bear Lake. Mrs. Fred D. L'lmer and sister, Mrs. E. Eynon. have returned after spending two months visiting relatives and friends in Oregon and California. Mrs. P. J. Quealy of Kemmerer, Wyo., is at the Hotel Utah for several days. Miss Helen Denny has returned from ;a ten weeks' visit to relatives and friends in Portland, Seattle and Butte. Mrs. Henrietta Martin has returned from Craig, Calif., where she has spent some time. Miss Madeline B. Weitz has returned from a three months' trip to Atlantic City and tho Thousand Islands. Miss Vera Whipple and Mrs.. J. L. Clark have returned from a two weeks' stav at Upper Falls, Provo canyon. ' Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Hanna and daughter. daugh-ter. Miss Helen Raima, have returned from Holiday park on Weber river, where they have spent the latter part of the summer. Mrs. J. B. Sharp and children have returned from a two weeks' visit to I Spanish Fork. Previous to going to Spanish Fork Mrs. Sharp accompanied her husband and Mr. and Mrs. .1. H. Blau in a two weeks' tour of Yellowstone. Yellow-stone. Miss Zelma Timms, Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Beesley and Mr. and Mrs. |
