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Show I IIIIIIIM ! -nriH'W II U WIIIIII1HIIII Will ll"HI" I III IP Hirm IW Mil M HUH MM I II Ml II ill I I Will I Hinrfflnilil I ' '' 1 11111 flttOtlmMU JIMMM ! MMMMM MMP HQhnwiW " 1 1 11 " H MMII1B IP a group of young aociety cirls are HOfiii in animated conversation those rluyn, it is it safe guess that they are dismissing wedding plans and trous-poaux, trous-poaux, for the group is sure to contain at least one brido and perhaps several of her bridesmaids. Within the next new weeks ISait Is.ike society will bo in a perfect whirl of wedding preparations, prepara-tions, for September prornines to vie Tvith ,1qho in the number of marriages announced for the moui h. September brides aro even now spending hours with dressmakers, and it is said that fall wedding trousseaux will be especially espe-cially olaborato and beautiful. Wedding dates and parties will be announced within the next week or two, and the lethargy of summer wil give way to one of the gayest seasons which Salt Lake has enjoyed for a number of years. Many and olaborato entertainments entertain-ments are in prospect for the early fall bridos, and these, in connection with the weddings themselves, will keep society so-ciety folks continually in attendance at some sort of function. An exchange bays: There are bo many splendid ways of entertaining brides-to-be these days, ways which are not only a delight ou account of the joy of getting together to discuss plans, decorations and the ever-happy sub-joct sub-joct o? a trousseau, but also because the quests who are always drawn from the list of best J'ricnds of the honored ones bring to the bride-to-be somo little tokou of their friendship which will adorn the new home and be always a reminder remind-er of her girlhood friends. There is the line shower, at which each guest brings some dainty bit of lingerie or household linen. There is tlie kitchen shower, when all sorts of shining white enameled and pale blue granite utensils help toward making the new kitchen a joy to look upon. W if A GROUP of September brides, Miss Dale Havenor, Miss Flora Me-Canne Me-Canne and Miss Laura fciut ton, will be guests of honor at a number of entertainments enter-tainments the coming week. On Monday Mon-day Miss Leta Wallace, Miss Josephine Wallace and Miss Helen Owens will entertain en-tertain for Miss Havenor, Miss Sutton and Miss Nellie Gray. On Tuesday Miss Havenor will entertain for Miss Mc-Canne Mc-Canne and Miss Sutton. On Wednesday Wednes-day Miss Mildred rebs is to give a luncheon for Miss Havenor, Miss McCanne Mc-Canne and Miss Sutton. On Thursday the three will be guests of honor at a party to be given by Miss Ivy Forrester and Miss Martha Smith. On Friday Miss Laura Morrison will entertain for the three, and on Saturday Miss Lucy Eager will entertain her sewing club, of which the three brides are members. MANY changes have taken place in the personnel of the Twentieth infantry since that regiment went to the border from Fort Douglas last November. No-vember. More than a dozen officers have been selected for important details and have gone with their families to other stations. Colonel Perkins and Major Graves have take their departure depart-ure for Washington, Captain George 31. Estcs, Captain M. F. Smith, Lieu-tonant Lieu-tonant W. S. Drysdalc and Lieutenant Charles P. Hall to West Point. Captain .7. L. DeWitt to Galveston, Lieutenant Dailey to the Philippines, Lieutenant George Bowen to college duty. Lieutenant Lieu-tenant K. A. Underwood to the University Univer-sity of Kentucky, Captain W. B. Burtt to duty with the organized militia of California, and Captain A. W. Foreman to the army school of the line at Fort Leavenworth. In most cases no officers offi-cers have as yet beon detailed to take the places of those who have been sent On detached service, so that if the regiment regi-ment were to return to Fort Douglas soon there would be many vacancies to 'be filled. Lieutenant and Mrs. It-. J. Binford I- . - . m I I - ' ( ' , , v 4- j . .. V - v. V, 1 " , S - " , r , ',,-. ' ' ' ' ' i y 1 , , . r -, ' . - ' ' 4 ' " - u 4C " ' h i 7 t ' x i ( . r i ' - ' v . k i . - . - :" v r a ' ' - - - i y - i v . y f p ' " s l , ; s . '"V o ' I I 1 - x 1 I I v , xv . " f " - J I v . . 'I . i i j ' 1 ' t"? y r , ' - . , f f '" v, t K , t- r ; v - I C - 4 uyr V J .;-fv ' ' - . i-rtf V ' ' ' v' r t, j t ' tf V ' " ' v 3 -i r v "j y,i K 1 ' '. tJ a r ; ; v: " x : 2 f x: f Miss Luclle Purefoy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Purefoy, who will ho married September 17 to William D, Fowler. Photo Arts Studio. . are moviDg into the quarters formerly occupied by Captain and Mrs. Wilson B. Burtt. Lieutenant Binford has been assigned to the Twentieth infantry, and will join the regiment upon completion of his tour of duty as professor of military mili-tary science at the Agricultural college at Logan. Little Francis Buck is to entertain with a birthday party at the post hall Thursday niffht. .Miss Susie Merrill and Miss Carrie Perkins of Springfield, Mass., who have been the house guests of Chaplain and Mrs. Axton, are spending the week-end with Mrs. E. E. Corfnnm at Provo. They will leave for the east Monday night. The Axton family is moving into the quarters at the post vacated by Colonel and Mrs. Perkins. Mrs. T. B. Ilarker and children expect ex-pect to join Captain Harker at El Paso about September in. Lieutenant and Mrs. W. S. Drysdale have gone to West Point, where Lieu-1 ; tenant Drysdale has been detailed for uuty. TlTrni the craze for the dance i " which has taken possession of society, so-ciety, something new in the "poetry of i motion " will eoou be demanded. Anent tho possibilities in the way of new fads , in dancing, Clrace Armistead Doyle ad-i ad-i vauees the idea that the next favorites j in society dances will come from Japan, i Sho says; "V i tli the tango on the wane and J even its most enthusiastic erpo- nents admit the truth of this the dance-mad world is seoking eorae- thing that will take its place. Suggestions Sug-gestions have come from all corners of the earth, and the national and folk dances of peoples of tho north, south, east and west have ben j studied with regard to their fitness for adaptation to the needs of the ballroom. Some have it that the official dance will be the ta-tao, a borrowing borrow-ing from the Chinese, and one which certainly differs "vastly from the graceful measures of the Spanish dances that have ruled Bupreme for the past year at every dancing moment of the day and that includes in-cludes every moment after breakfast. break-fast. Others look to Italy as the source of inspiration, and others again claim that the Eussian dances, modified so that someone short of genius can master them, will be the rago of the winter. The majority, however, seem to lean to the Orient as the most probable prob-able source of solution of the question. ques-tion. Although the idea does not seem as yet to have occurred to many, the classic dances of Japan present an immense field from which to choose. In that country there aro dances for almost every occasion, and, although the Japanese sense of the fitness of things would never permit of their use in connection con-nection with ceremonies other than those which they are 'intended to typify, the rest of the world will not neod to be so exact. If adopted this style will be found to be almost a complete reversal re-versal of the present idea of "fancy dancing." Eeservo force is perhaps its chief characteristic. Unlike Un-like the tango and, in fact, unlike the majority of dances ou this side of the globe there are no outward motions. The hands and feet aro never thrown out; rather, they are pointed in and downward, the fingers fin-gers closing instead oC following their natural positions. Although decidedly different from anything to which one is accustomed in tho avorago ballroom, it is no erthc-less erthc-less exceedingly attractive. THE Ogden Examiner contains tho following fol-lowing item of interest to Salt Lakers: A delightful lawn party was given by Mjss Ern-.a Ecelcs, daughter daugh-ter of Mr. and Mrs. William Eccles, at linr h'uuc ou Dewey avenue la.d evening in honor of her guests, Misses Vivian and Jasmine Smith of Salt Lako, daughters o" G. K. Smith, a high official of tho Oregon Snort Line, and Miss liunyau of Og- den. The lawn was festooned with streams of electric lights in the national na-tional colors suspended from the trees, presenting a most brilliant and effective setting among the beautiful vines and shrubbery. Davis's orchestra furnished music for the occasion, dancing, singing, etc., being the order of the evening. even-ing. Dainty refreshments were sorved, the favors consisting of baskets bas-kets of flowers for the ladies and boutonnieres for the young gentlemen. gentle-men. MCSS Bertha Ledingham and Miss Grace Hatch of Bountiful entertained enter-tained at a daintily anointed dinner yesterday yes-terday complimentary to Miss Mary O'Day of Butte. Covers were laid for twelve. Miss Frances Shields entertained the members of her club Friday evening for Miss Mary O. Day of Butte. Light refreshments re-freshments were served. Music and cards were enjoyed. 'There were present pres-ent Miss O'Day, Miss Tcssie McLough-lin, McLough-lin, Miss Grace Wallace, Miss Tessie Harmon, Miss Iiuby Naegle, Miss Ceno Cannon, Uoscoe Harmon, George Peterson, Peter-son, George U. Gowans, Austin Street, Dr. Raymond, Mr. and Mrs. Georgo L. Geiger and Mr. and Mrs. John W. Geiger. IX spite of the heat and an unusual number of social interests for the summer season, the call of eharity still has its place in the hearts of Salt Lako society women. One of Ihe largest events of the cominy: week will be a card party and dance to be given for the benefit of the Sarah Daft home for the aged next Wednesday evening. The entertainment will be given at the homo on Thirteenth Kast. street, n,l will be under tin; direction of tho chairmau o'f tile entertainment committee, Mrs. M. :.. I.ii'tnan. She will he assisted by tiic following prominent women: Mrs. i'. K. Carter, Mrs. bonis Cohau, Mrs. A. J. Gorhaui, Mrs. F. S. Richards and Mrs. E. L. Slteels. MISS ELEANOR CRAWFORD, a bride of the early fall, was the guest of honor at a miscellaneous shov.cr given yesterday afternoon by Miss Effie KillffD and Mips Ktith Kil-leeu Kil-leeu at the Killeeu home on Coatsvilio avenue. The living room was effec-ti.ely effec-ti.ely decorated in goldenglow and hiijl a parasol of yellow crepe paper :.u:-pcu-!od from the ceiling. The din ing room was decorated in pink sweet peas. The flowers were arranged in a crystal bowl as a centerpiece for the tea table, which was covered with a pink and white Japanese cloth. A pink parasol of crepe paper was attached to the chandelier. Tho place cards were decorated with sketches of brides. Tea was served at 5 o'clock with covers for twelve. The guests, besides the guest of houor, were Miss Lena Sanders, Sand-ers, Miss Ada Sanders, Miss Mary Owens, Miss Katherine Owcus, Miss Margaret' Buddy, Miss Muriel Dreuuau, Miss Xora Gleasou, Miss Alta Kelly and Miss Kathleen Graves. MRS. FKAJSrciS F. PHELPS entertained enter-tained with a Kensington yesterday yes-terday afternoon in honor of Miss Edith Walker, who will be married soon. The parlor and library were decorated in goldenglow. The tea table in the dining din-ing room had a centerpiece of pink and white sweet peas arranged in a low crystal bowl. The guests w7ere seated at the table for 5 o'clock tea, with covers for eight. Events of Coming Week Mrs. Ariel Fredericks Cardon will on tertain with a reception and tea Friday afternoon from 4 until 7 o'clock at her home, 239 South Twelfth East street, in honor of her mother, Mrs. Reed Smoot, wife of Senator Smoot. One of the leading social events of the week will be a card party and dance to be given Wednesday evening at the Sarah Daft home on Thirteenth East street. Mrs. Grover A. Rebentisch will give a tea Wednesday afternoon at her home on Seventh South street, in compliment to her mother, Mrs. Reed Smoot. The Regina Card club will entertain Monday evening at the home of Mrs. J. McCarty on Lake street, in honor of Mrs. William Dart, a member mem-ber of the club, who will leave soon for Neslen, Utah, to make her home. Mrs. Dwight F. Morris and three sonB of Rock Springs, Wyo., will give a eon-cert eon-cert this evening at the Sarah Daft home on Thirteenth East street. The Smoke Abatement league will meet Monday afternoon with Mrs: W. F. Adams, 219 Fifth East street, at 3:30 o'clock. Miss Leta Wallace, Miss Josephine Wallace and Miss Helen Owens will entertain en-tertain with a card party tomorrow afternoon at the Wallace home, First South street and University avenue, in honor of Miss Dale Havenor, Miss Laura Sutton and Miss Nellie Gray. Miss Dale Havenor ' will " entertain with a party at Liberty park Tuesday afternoon in honor of Miss Flora Mc-Canne Mc-Canne and Miss Laura Sutton; Miss Mildred Krebs will entertain with a luncheon Wednesday in honor of three September brides, Miss Flora McCanne, Miss Dale Havenor and Miss Laura Sutton. Mrs. E. F. Root will entertain Tuesday Tues-day afternoon with the second in. a series of bridge teas at her home, 66 D street. Miss Ivy Forrester and Miss Martha Smith will entertain Thursday aftor-noon aftor-noon at the Forrester homo, U56 South Second East street, in compliment to Miss Dale Havenor, Miss Flora McCanne Mc-Canne and Miss Laura Sutton. Miss Lucy Eager will entertain her sewing club Saturday afternoon at tho home of Mrs. Ralph Howdlo. Throe September brides, Miss Dale Havenor, Miss Flora MeCanno and Miss Laura Sutton, are members of the club. Miss Lillian McFarland will give a reception and musicale Thursday afternoon after-noon in honor of her guest, Miss Bcr-nice Bcr-nice Dempster of Los Angeles. Mrs. Harry Davis and Miss Minnio Albert of Ogdon will entertain this afternoon aft-ernoon in honor of Miss Jeanetto Wolff, who will be married soon. Miss Laura Morrison will ent6rtain Friday afternoon at her home ou Fourth East street in honor of Miss Dalo Havenor, Have-nor, Miss Flora McCanne and Miss Laura Sutton. Weddings and Engagements Announcement was made in telo-egrams telo-egrams received by friends in this city yesterday of the marriage of Miss Gertrude Hanson of this city and B. Frank Miller, Jr., of Searchlight, Nev. Tho wedding took place Thursday night in Snn Francisco. The ceremony was performed per-formed by the Rev. Father Collins of St. Agnes 's church of that city and a wedding supper followed at the St. Francis hotel. The engagement was announced several sev-eral weeks ago, but it was the original intention for the wedding to take place some time during the fall. Miss Hanson, Han-son, her mother, Mrs. F. W. Hanson; her sister, Miss Irene Hanson, and two brothers left last week for California on account of Miss Irene's health. Mr. Miller joined them there and it was decided de-cided to have the marriage take place at once. After Miss Irene Hanson recovers re-covers sufficiently for her Bister to leave her, the couple will take a wedding wed-ding trip. They will make their home in Searchlight. The bride is one of Salt Lake's most popular young society women, and her frienda will be interested in the news of her marriage. A number of entertainments enter-tainments had been planned in her honor, following the announcement of her engagement, which had to be abandoned aban-doned on account of her leaving for California. Cal-ifornia. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Spencer announce the engagement of their daughter, Re-han, Re-han, to Arch J. West. The marriage will take place in September. ,Miss Spencer belongs to one of Salt Lake's oldest and most prominent families. Mr. West is the son of S. W. .West, a well-known well-known mining man. Mrs. Raymond Tonks announces the engagement of her sister, Miss Florence McLean of Australia, to' j. Ralph Whitney Whit-ney of this city. f Mrs. A. G. Pyper announces the engagement en-gagement of her daughter, Kate, to Mark S. Woolley. The wedding will take place the first week in September. Vr Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Lusty announce the engagement of their daughter, Olive 9. to A. L. Weir. ThTT' tako place iu tho early fa 8 il " Mr, and Mrs. David R p nounce the engagement 0f 1 ter, Elizabeth Irene, to lox ' guson Wilson. The weiUm, V place in September. " " Invitations were issued the by Dr. and Mrs. Theodore Br ' ' to the wedding of their uai,.,h "'l11 gmm, to John Soley Selfri.L , a Frnuciseo, September 12 at S-V 51 at tho First Congregational marriage will bo one of tl, 1 portant social events of the fall The weddins party will include' v-?"! II. Parker of Butto, 1Mtron I Miss Ailecn McMillan, maid oi Miss Mary Marshall, Miss yj ""' Walker, Miss Margaret McCluJT Margaret Dunn, Miss Edith Go"', Miss Koriuue Thompson, bride'-r "! Wood worth Self ridge of Boston 'd of the bndvgroom, will be litst . Littlo Miss Virginia Tyng wil t bearer. Miss Mildred Vilson y" Marion Wilson will be flower;," The wedding of Miss Helen D G win of Logan and Victor N. p'.'' of Salt Lake City took pacc, day at i p. m. at the country br',', J the bride's parents, Mr. and M;, yi liam D. Goodwin, near Cornish, r,,'J The ceremony was performed iiv ty Rev. A. F. Wittenherger. About' f.fij friends and relatives were present. Tli brido was attended by her sister jiJ Phoebe Goodwin, as bridesniaii,' ,J Alva K. Richards of ,Ralt UU i i,J acted as best man. Tho. woddinj from Lohengrin was rendered by Mi Louise Murray. The parlor was'de'ri ated with American beauty roses. mli lax, astors and sweet peas. The I, rid wore a gown of whito silk mull. Afie the ceremony John Johnson sng "( Promise Me." The Cornish toulj band was present and played sewn selections. An elaborate wedding Jii ner was 6erved. A hugo weddinj bell t floral design formed the centerpi Mr. Peterson has extensive real e5ut and other business interests in Satpit county and is also connected with th postoffice department. Miss Goodwi was a graduate of the New Jersey urn emy at Logan last spring and is prominent member of Cache county younger social set. After a weddii trip to Yellowstone park and the ton Mr. and Mrs. Peterson Trill make tin; home at 125 Commonwealth svenoi Salt Lake City. Edward J. McCallum has annoiinei (Continued on Following Page.) MrtViBtlBUM imui ixciuu4 rage.) RnNBMt f t slMe t 1 th t N S $oii Walker The Mil fc , 8'i't', Y l(iciui y ui the pas , L,,, hr Mr nil M N 1 es c eBgasMnt of ttir daughter lat EC. T weddiu n II take plac llkt ftre f tin- V A Houhtou has a U, taj.JaMt of tier la khter I ra jjn to IinIm A Park.- 1 h P fife; UI take pla-v 1 tl it ... .Ut art Mr, Inthon M e stt Feuith Kat street u Mgjji oi dauj,ht 1 u gwtftta to 'auiuel Hak I 1 h a Itlt take (dace earl a 'to. Mrs. G 0 u a n ii n;i.men f the r da ghter 1 t H M Middle The n e I RtiII UX plM jl io Sept u I Jlra. Emuia A Emp announce th i Lnjemtat of her n eee M ss Hh ! o Janes R Kennard Th n mil take. Mee earl in x te ) f t Jtrv Hl H tamer announ . th. Limut of her daughter Urp er t4 Frank k. l-s. The wcud ui ltd Uk place vrteiyber 15 I Tjv J G Grav announces the en 'jv ol her daughter Nell e t r bats F Faddison of Juneau laka K diiag will take place lat i . fteaber 5 JL aaJ Mrs. Ot H. Oetler annouac tk tajjreajeiit f their da ghter ' to ueorge i Ftster of Logan J namaw will take pla e the lattei "5 -an of "September after whi h th mat eoapl will leare for Chicago " ier ill Fister will enter the Hull . xedwal college. The it for too weddint of Mm ikile Purefoj, daoshter or Mr aa! " tfcv Joha W Purefoy to Wilhaai D ' ftwler u tBBOuaeed tor beptember 1" hrsonal I Xr aad Mrs. William R. Sib ty anc tn uu will be at home to then ij a their sew home, 15 T boer-u boer-u i venae, West M or eland place aitei ftteber 1 3Ds Nora Gleaeon will leave Tnes- - It for the Hermitage in Ogden canyon p esd the remainder of tae week , ' Juia H. Hancock arnvad batordaj 'Ha H&Tden, Anr, to nait his parents ' ;X- aad Mrs. Georpe H Hancock on tertsth ast street - . LJIra. Ira D Travis and mo her Mrs - DoolitUe, have returned ironi ttre months visit to Mich gas 1 - JSx. aad Mrs. T Catlett G boon are in wa aew home at 1191 East Second Mb street J tSss Amv Howe and Mis 7ea Woo k vill re urn todav from "-j ng Del prr eanvjn. where th peat to ' p3re the C K. Howe bur-galo r 11 - Haves and daughter Mar : aae etnrned from a s x - ferb tn- to California whe e th Jed an DiCj-o Los ngeles ban - Baacseo aad other beach resort. rMt D T Havwooil ha arrived rom pN igeles and w II b at truest uf ; Brt Harry Mo Wet F rst ; fcr4 street, on her r.a to N w ork br aad Mrs re Benn ca w 11 leave KuaT for Bozcman Mont to mane par tome- Mr Bonn ou -will hte Ha-ze ef athletics n he Montana g Wrral college Mr and Mrs Ben pas w31 t sit in lit an Fal s and ape on Lneir wa to Bo eman f? 31 a-n D Fowler of Trm dad B I BP ' .will be married to M s Lu le K"fp ot th s c ) n September ported to am e a New U k Mon JPT lad will reach Sa t Lake about ' 9 ."r!. A Nelson is v siting n n 4osv Idaho. Kas Taft of Chill cothe Mo who m teen vis tine her sister Mrs. C A "os. left yesterday for Man tou Colo JJ JO- a house party She will also jjst in Denver before her return home . . . Eeed Smoot left yesterday for nwo to spend -'unday Mrs. Hmoot W leave for Washineton with her o small children Zella and Ernest wit Anj-ust 30 , ' loser Powers is entertaininz a week w kotue party at the Powers cottage Unghton. i Lfrs. Lindsay R. Holers of Tresno K- and daughter Helen are gnests F tie home 0f Tolonel and Mrs E A .?- ind w 11 r t Mr and Mrs. y 1L Allison George E Dav es wife of the JT George E Davies daughter and Jit. 901:8 '"H leave Monday for pnzhton to spend the rem nder of the I - 1 Miss Eeiaa Spencer daughter of Mr and Mrs. John D Spencer whose I engagement to Irca J West la announced today summer They will be joined later by the he Mr Davies. , Mrs. J II iederlckson and Miss ! Jeeaio Brownlee ha e gone to Brighton lor a few weeks stay , . Mias Margaret Walker has returned from a iaii to relau ea at Old Point L omf ort a. And also a ted ouer ' point in the south and east. i Mr and Mrs. V ctor Chris topherson aad little daughters, Louise, Miloreil ' and Jeane hae returned from kellow stone park ana Henry s lake. " Mrs. I O Manoneaax, Mrs. Mitchell and a part at ouug grls have returned from Brighton The girls are Miss Dorothy Mar oneaux Ai a Lisa Bamberger Mim (julia Dix Miss Edna Iroulkes and Miss ''"" , Uoseher I I Mrs. Elmer E. Darling and family ha e returned to Brighton and will oc ai their cottage there for the re-ma re-ma nder ot the summer ... Mr and Mrs. E. E Calm Miss Ermime Calvin and Miss Dorothy Jen in son are at the hot spr ngs in L.et hum, Idaho for a few days. Miss Lisle Bradford and Miss Elizabeth Eliza-beth Bradford have gone to Brighton I for a stay at the Girls Friendly iloli day house. Miss Louise Braby will leave today or Lpper Palls Provo canyon for a vt ek s vacation M ss Lorena Whipple is spending the week end at the cottage of Judge and Mrs George P Goodwin at Brighton. Mr and Mrs Dwight F Moms and three sons Eugene Dorsey and Gordon of Bock pnngs, Wyo are at the and hotel to attend the W zard of the Wasatch carnival. Mrs Morns and hr sons are talented mus cians and la a number of musical instruments. Th four make a complete orchestra, and are much in demand for concerts n the r home town The Morns family are fnends at Mr and Mrs. J F Mar shall of this city m I Leland Mayers left for Br ghton th s ' morning where he will spend the nex two weeks ... Miss Ella Hagerty and M ss Jess e Hagertv are spend ng two weeks at the Girls Fnendlv at Br ghton ... Miss Laura Crawford has returned from San Francisco after two weeks visit with fnends. Miss Nellie Pugsley and M ss Bess Hayward have just return d from a b r weeks tr p in Calif orn a. Miss Edna W Ikinson rema ned to visit with friends in Los Angeles . M ss Lou se Braby is spend ng a week at Lpepr Falls Provo canyon M ss Madge esterfield has returned after spending a week at the Hermitage in Ogden canyon Dr James Westerfield of San D ego Cal, s vis ting h s brother Samuel B Westerfield The following girls are spend ng the week end with Mrs A J dinger of Garfield M ss Bess Hayward Miss : Leona Hamlin, Miss Stella Beesley Miss V ola Jensen M ss Ivell e Pugsley, M ss : Rubv Ostler M ss May Grav and Miss Eowena Eogers Mr and Mrs Charles Sh elds and the r daughter M ss Frances are house . guests of M ss Mary O Day and M ss ; Tess e McLoughl a George Henry i Govyans and Werner Floyd are spend ng 1 today at Amer can Fork guest9 of M ss i Dora Hunter ... J Mr and Mrs J W Ge ger have gone c to Nevada for a stay of two months Miss Kate Fitzgerald is visit ng fr ends n Ogden She will later go to i the Fitzgerlad ranch to spend a month ( . i Miss Adela de Spaulding has reti rned ' from a vis t to Tooole Mr and Mrs L B McCornlck have returned to the r home on East Soutl Te nple street after spend tig some t me i at the countrv bome a M ss Oene r c T a k h h t ne e at es n R no 1 lea T this week for San Francisco to vis t oth r relit ea . Mr and Mrs Freder ck Dav ha e re turned fron a is t to Seattle and other po nts n the northwest M vi Margaret Katuenoe Eble of Grand Rap da M h a v s ting her brother Georgo I Lb e Dr John Galligan sited relat ves in Park City a few das the past week Mrs Edward J Roberts and baby daughter ha e returned to the r home in Twin Falls after i i I to Mrs. Bob arts a parents, Mr and Mrs. J J Daly Miss iell Sull van s vis t ng M ss Bea Riley in Park C tv for a few days. Mrs. O A Me Nay of American Falls, Idaho daughter of Mr and Mrs David R. Gill, is visiting with her parents. Mr MeNay will also be here next week to spend a fewdavs. Mrs. C D Heikes and Mrs. 8 C Slaughter have been visiting at Grand View camp n Bnghton for two weeks the en eats of Mrs, George F Goodwin. On Sunday Mrs. Goodwin entertained the following at a delightful dinner Pfrtr, Mr? Mr- & c Slaughter Mrs. C D Heikes, Mrs. T M. Thomas Miss Genevieve James Harrison Ohio Bob Goodwin and Ole Goodwin. . Mr and Mrs Benjamin H Scarborough Scarbor-ough of Los Angeles are the guests of Mr and Mrs. A. V McKay on their wav home from a tour of Yellowstone park. . Mrs A A B rd and two small daugh ters, Marion and Joan, and little Miss Deborah W Ikes will leave tomorrow for a week a visit to Eureka. . Mr and Mrs W Andrews have returned home after a week s visit with relat ves and fnends in Provo Miss Mercy Bachel Baker has re turned from a tnp through northern L tah and Idaho . Mrs E, H Ens gn is visiting in Lo gan. . Miss Jennie Groesbeek of Logan is visiting in the city . . Mr and Mrs Horace G Nebeker and 1 ttle son and Mr and Mrs rrank Chamberlain hae returned from Bear Lake Idaho ... Mrs Walter Squires is visiting fnends in Logan Miss Maude and Miss Lily Atkinson, Miss H Ida Schang and Miss Ethel Slafskay returned to the city Saturday after two weeks spent with Mrs At kinson at the Ellerbeck eotage Bngh ton. Miss Florence Evans M as El zabeth Evans Miss Ruth Evans Miss Carr e Patr ck and Mrs Ed th Armstrong will return todav after a two weeks stay w th Mrs Atkinson at the Ellerbeck cottage Br ghton M ss Emma Cayley s home after spending ten days in Bnghton The lat ter part of her stay was w th Mrs George W He ntz ... M ss Anna McCorn ck has returned from Bnghton where she has spent the past fortn ght v s t ug Mr and Mrs Ernest Bamberger Mrs Nat M Br gham and hef- two laughters M ss Nathal e and M ss Tir nnia are house guests of Mr and Mr.s 1 A. Clayton at the r home on B street Mrs Br gham is formerly of Salt Lake ind has many fnends here Mrs Bng lam and daughters will rema n w th her ster uut 1 the earlv part of Septem ser when they will return to the lome in Clen Ellen a suburb of Ch :ago Mr and Mrs John C Taylor left re-:ently re-:ently for Houghton Mich where they vill make the r home On the r way jast they spent some t me n Ch oogo r b t ng fr ends and relat vea Mrs raylor eTpects to cont nue her studies n mui c dur ng the coming winter n few York Cty Mrs Trank Tenn ngs a bad from a w weeks visit with M s I L T rrv .t her cot ago n B igh on . Mrs C D Cam be and daughter j )o otl a 1 M a I File y have re j . - K M M r M k o I I ha I e J-, u to . n 1 p h at j h h on I I ter a K ft HH H I 1 I Ma j. to h 8 t to in UtP M h r I f r 1 u a h a t N N k 1 1 k n 1 H ft 1 1 h h t M k (i n n 8 f I o M N ell a b 0 0 f u u w t UD H 0 A I Mm T T n I n t n a c rft ru a fo n W M ik W n t Brow a . f o cti," 0 It b r a r M a I Mr I l I ce Ms R T B no o ft tv of f i ant tp k f an nut n ob 1 t thr uffh the St aw y Dllm M rani Mr 1 tvnrif la no s and Mr nnd Mr I 1 nwou p h a re t rne f o h to ob tr to lid g Uk fth Mrs Be n co R ha don pe t a few la i ii jfd n ftti on tho ast wo k r . Harold Orlob has arri ed fro New York to s t h s parents M and M s A. F Orlob ... Mrs A D & rl ne an I da ghter M ss Alta fturl ne left yestcrdav for an ex tended tr p east . M ss Tess e McLaughl n of Park C tv vas tho guest of M ss Frances B Sh 1 Is the latter part of the week ... Miss Stella Hapgood has returned to her home in Los Angeles after a visit to relat et and friends in this city Mr and Mr L E Hubbard and daughter Mas Miriam Hubbard bate returned from Yellowstone park Mrs Lee Charles Miller and daugh ter Miss Bonnie Miller left last week for the northwest Mrs Elbndre Thomas and niece Miss Eleanor Park, returned last week from the Park ranch in Cottonwood ... Mrs C n McMahon Miss Helen Monroe and Parker Monroe returned home last week from the McMahon ranch. Mrs. Charles Keteham and daughter of Stockton, Cal are guests of Mrs. A. a Hinckley on East South Temple street. Mr and Mrs Jack Shafer had as their guests at their camp Knoblett Brook Bend n Parley s canyon the past week Mr and Mrs George Miller, : F Barnev, Mr bprugman Mr and Mrs. J W DeFord Sim Hornbuckle, Mr and Mrs. J B. CI nton Mr and Mrs. Claude Shafer Miss Mvrt ce Clin ton Mr and Mrs. Burt Emailing All enjoyed auction bridge and a big bon ' fire . C F Adams left yesterday for Los Angeles to join Mrs Adams, who has been there for several weeks They will return home in about two weeks . . Miss Margaret McClure returned i last week for a tis t to Mrs O J ( Salisbury at the Salisbury ranch in Idaho i ... j Miss Elizabeth Underwood of Logan s the guest of Miss Kendall Francke I today She will leave tomorrow for j Bnghton ... Mrs Thomas Manoneaux has re- turned to her home 415 West Cap tol ; Mrs. B Frank Miller Jr formerly Miss Gertrude Hanson of this city who was married Thursday in Ban Francis co street from the L D 8 hosp tal where she has been 11 for some time and will soon be able to rece ve her friends. Mrs. W W Old has returned from a visit to her mother s ranch in northern Idaho and will be the .guest of her s s ter, Mrs Thomas Manoneaux, for sev era! weeks before returning to her home n Berkelev Cal Ralph Zw cky has returned from a trip abroad He visited different po nts n Furope and returned home by way of the 1 anama canal. Mr Zwicky sailed from Europe July 25 just three days before war was declared. Dr and Mrs T A. Harlan left Saturday Sat-urday for a two weeks tnp to Long Beach Cal ... M ss Rhoda Sorenson and Miss Alene Rolla have returned from a tnp through Yellowstone and w 11 leave Monday for Bnghton ... H H Rowe and fam ly have returned from a two months v sit to Maine |
