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Show ivi-v;'':.':- ....-:,,x nh t.lklJ i ; ' : : v . '. . . . :. ' - . .. rrr- ! . CHRISTMAS diversions at Neighborhood House. Upper left, Miss Eleanor Richards and Miss Mary Neel distributing goodies to charges of the day nursery. Upper j , right, Miss Catherine Graham reading a Christmas story to an interested audience. Lower left, Miss Dora Thomas, Miss Eleanor Richards, Miss Mary Neel and j : Miss Catherine Graham laden with toys and sweetmeats lor the little folks. Lower right, Miss Dora Thomas, showing her skill in drawing to amuse tiny tots. v lJ OLL and rcil ben ic on cerv M T ,V BV fV ' I A ? , t ' W T ' O hand ,d tl,e .n-nent smell ol , I I V " ' -f' 5 W J " M V ' 1 spruce gne ceidc.R,, of the app.oad. , K , il' ' " i t f i i- j1 T 4 , V - ' nnn.be,. of SOUK, bo s v o 1, e beeu " V V " C - , ' I I t ' i , ' mustered out of the wnus at arioii3l K , . 1 1 Li" t'T. C t it " ! - f. S J , , J v camps and ome fro,,, ov or eas. '7 , i 1 ' , V I -WJW' ' ' . k J- i make tlu, indeed a glad . hmtnv.. sea h t " ' ' " f v ' ,1 , ' J ' 'son m many home Cold stars , Serv , . f . 4 " - ' I V ' b - , ? f " I L ice flat, w.ll sadden utbe.s, and et f T , "? . A I " f ' v , L ' all time in numoiy of the lues gnen "V.i ? . " ' ' A k 1 L ' S 1 . j , "i ' . t that the principles of tiuth indt;entle . , X 'i , 4 , t-'!1 , T "'s ? - . ness taught b one Nhose adxoit to the . k, J( 'f8,. i r Ht f ' "" '"i l" t f ' J -world i announce I In the btar ot ' " s " , , "j iV"' 't',aA'4'X " s's'-'.l'.1 , " Bethlehem on that tn t Christina near ' . 4. . , A " ' if , if t vS ! 1 ' x A ' " ' ' , .Lr-- , t ' : Boual 1. te has t,(t revered from iV"'" 1-' . - W ' i , . J ' J- conl.lions anJ to, ( hr.stma paitie , N 2 ' s ' T I -T S&l - , 4s? tJ'J " h -Plann,, fhoba mb.Lains -( -V,., O- '' J'V T f on dances keeps the cntlu.sia.sin of the ?V - I I Cfp,Vi vSfe flV younger folks in abeyance, for dancing . Q ; ; uIIIlI I " ' ' JHAiV 'i ', J&-rls ( J parties are the favorite form of amuse- Zf . ' U&ka I VOt CM7 . incnt among the younger set. A mini- ' I f $ ' 7 Happy Reunions Wiff.nark : Tufetide ' fln OLL and red berries oil everv U 11 huiul qnd the jjunL'pnt smell ot spruce give cveideiieu of the approach of the hohdav season. 1 lie return oL numbers of soldier buvs v.-lio have beeu mustered out of the servu-u at various y camps and some from overseas, will make this indeed a glad Christmas sea- 1 son in many homes. Gold stars m serv- i ice tlais will sadden others, and vet 1 theso gold stars will yleam brightly lor 1 all time in memory ot the lives given : that the principles of truth and gentle- 1 ness taught bv one whose advent to the world was .announced bv the btar ot Bethlehem on that tirst Christmas near- j ly two thousand vears ago, might live. I Social lite has not vet recovered from the inertia made necessary bv health i conditions and few hristmas parties are planned. The ban whieh remains 1 on dunces keeps the enthusiasm of the ! younger folks in abeyance, for dancing ! parties are the favorite form of amuse- j . ment among the younger set. A mini- j bcr of parties of an informal and impromptu im-promptu nature doubtless will be given' during the week, however. Since Christmas time is particularly a children's fesi-ival, the charitable institutions in-stitutions iu which children find homes will be visited by warmdu-arted society folks, who are pager to share their worldly possessions with those less fortunate, for-tunate, and Christmas entertainments will be given in the various orphanages of the city. A prominent worker at , the Neighborhood Neigh-borhood house, where children are provided pro-vided for in a day nursery and kindergarten kinder-garten while their mothers work out by the day, said recently, in discussing the work of the Neighborhood house: V "Never before iu the life of country 0 and community has there beeu such a desire on the part of the people to reach out and help little children. In the stress of war and new responsibilities. ou own Neighborhood house has not been forgotten. The publis lias gener- ousiy responded to its needs and manifested mani-fested a kindly interest in its welfare. "The problem now confronting those interest ed in .settlement work is the housing problem. Women who are compelled com-pelled to earn a living for their little ones are entitled to more comfortable and better home environments. Neighborhood Neigh-borhood house has been exceedingly for-tunatey for-tunatey during the past few weeks in i finding a friend in 'Hdwin S. llalleck, IprincijKil of the Fremont school, who lias deeded the property known ad llalleck llal-leck h::ll to the Neighborhood House association. ' ' l-'or many years Mr. llalleck lias been known as a philanthropist in Sait Lake City, his interest centering in i working women and little children. His I splendid generoMty in deeding this valuable valu-able prufTty t Neighborhood house 1 will mean the realization of a long-cherished long-cherished dream on the part of Mr. Hal- leek a nd the Neighborhood House association. Plans are already being formulated for rehabilitation with I added and sanitary i mpruveme-nts. j '"The Christmas celebration at Neigh- ' borhood house has been in progress for ! the past week. Although duty strongly points in the direction of orphaned chil- I dreu iu foreign lands, it must not be forgotten that little hands are stretching stretch-ing toward us in our own community ; that the Christmas spirit must be kept alive and glowing at home.' The officers of the board of directors , of Neighborhood house include .Mrs. J. W. Knokiidge, president; Mrs. A. L. "iloppahgh, first, vice president; Mrs. C. W. Watson, second vice president ; Mrs. S. R. Inch, secretary; Mrs. Adolph Simon, treasurer. The other members I of the board a re : M rs. W. W. A nn-strong. nn-strong. Mt T. AV. Huyer, Mrs. Heldoii I. Clawou. Miss Stella Colin, Miss Hose Jones. Mrs. 'J'. C. Criffin, Mrs. Arthur E. Craham, Mrs. Lee Charles Miller, j Mrs. C. E. Richards, Mrs. J. W. Kook-lidgc, Kook-lidgc, Mrs. I). C. "Roberts, Mrs. George A. Snow. Mrs. Frederick Steigmeyer, Mrs. William Story, dr., Mrs. Allen T. ; San ford, Mrs. 1 Ji. Stephens, Mrs. Sol iSiegel, Mrs. Georgina Webber, Mrs. Henry N. Byrne, Mrs; L. C. Robinson, i Mrs. A. IT. Boxrud, Mrs. Johu IX. Spencer Spen-cer and Mrs. F. C. Richmond. A PRETTILY arranged bridge lunch-con lunch-con was given by Mrs. Harold Bird at her home in the Maryland apartments apart-ments yesterday a fro moon in honor of Mrs. B. O. Mecklenburg, who will leave today for Riverside, Cab, to make her home. Christmas ideas were carried out in the table decorations. Red carnations, carna-tions, arranged in a cut glass bowl with ferns, was the center pi";".'. The place ; cards had designs of poincettia. Covers were laid for the following, beside the guest of honor: Mrs. L, R. Vattis. Mrs. John A. Stone, Mrs. 11., M. Chamberlain, Mrs. A. II. Ensign, Mrs. FT A. Bird, Mrs. A. K. Annis. Bridge followed luncheon. Events of Cqming Week Miss Naomi Hoffman has issued invitations in-vitations for an informal Christmas party Wednesday evening at. her home on Fast South Temple street. The Sans i-om-i club, which was re-centlv re-centlv organ ii'd. will entertain at a watch party Tuesday, December at the home of Miss Gladys Sewcll, SL'ii Fast Third South street. The club members include Miss Liola Christy, president; Miss Gladys Sewell, vice presitent: Mis La mine Pendleton, secretary: sec-retary: Miss Mercedes Olsen. treasurer; Miss'Maude Taylor, Miss Mildred Full-j Full-j mer, Miss Mildred Harris. Miss Nellie I Mr Don a Id. M Pauline I lag ma n, M iss Stella Stull and Miss Dorothy Connors. The IT. G. club will entertain at a dinner party Saturday at the Newhouso I hotel in honor of Mrs. T. W. Gardner, a recent bride. 'Die club was entertained bv Hiss Marguerite Kolt. Thursday evening al her home on Fast Fourth Smih street. The decorations were effectively ef-fectively carried out in holiday designs. Music and fortune telling were the features fea-tures of . the evening. Those present were Mi.s Fva Tavlor, Miss Lily Shore, Miss Cvnt ilia d ohnston. Miss Margie Hrimley', Miss Melba Shore. Miss Bella. Dunn, Miss Alice Wright, Miss Amelia Gardner. Miss Kliznbcth Kolt.. Miss Marguei'it e Kolt. uu'd Mrs, Armour of Denver. Weddings and Engagements , Mr. and Mrs. James Bo.ilton of J'.irk City announce the marriage of their daughter, Margaret, arid Juliu Irons ol' Moruni, llah. Tin' weddia 1 m k ;!::fe W'-dn'jMiny jftrraonn a the Imini'. or' the liride's parents in I'ark City. The ft ren.otiy was performed by Hii.np William J. Lewis. After a brief honeymoon X'r. and Mrs. Irons will make their home in -Moroni. The marriaye of Min Idel Ingram and Kno'-l A. N'ordstroni took pliieo last evening. The eurr niony took place at the home of .he bride's mother, Mrs. Laura Ingram, VJI South Second liast street, Hislo.p John Clnvtoi. of the Third wind officiatine;. imly the immediate im-mediate family of the bridal couple were presrnt. .Miss Ingram is a )onnlar vonng woman and formoily resided in Nephi, ! Iit 'or the past two vears has made her home in Salt Lake' ( itv. she has oeen employed a 1 t.ie Historian 's offieo. .Mr. Nordstrom i stationed at fort Iiotiylas .'.viih the Third war prison troard. ,The youny couple expect to make their home at 10-lli South West Temple street. H I A ii noil nc.Mjient is made ot' the juar-J juar-J riugr "f Mi- .-susi.- i lo,-. Suiith and j ! 'rival.- Hiram I). i v.!i;ch took place at tin' home of Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Smith, Ml Pacific avenue. Tuesday 1. (Continued on Pago Two. ; 1 SOCIETY i (Continued from Page One.) evfiiin;;. Tb'1 ccrpmnny wan performed l.v tlii Jiv. P. A. Siin.!:in in rhc pr-M-i'iico of u ffW intininr- friend. Tli' 'oulo are at homo at 1 II t':eit'ic y e-niif. e-niif. ; Mr. ;md Nfr. I;, H. Vi rr-.-ut a n noiifv'e 1 Iih GtipaiMmfn t of trwi r d;i u filter, . Louisa, to Wilford Joh:iri,n. The- mar- ; rint(o will take jitace t-arly in January. .fr. and Mi'H. Thorn as J. Hansen an-nunnce an-nunnce the marriage ol' t hf ir danhtr. Pauline Marie, to Thomas Kennanf I olden, wliii-h took placi- J H'oinbi-r I 'J at Colorado Spring, Coin. Tins bride is w !l known in Halt I-ako and baa many friend in the ciW. , :)( Mr. and Mrs. Saiiim-I A niter of Don-i Don-i vrr, Culo., Hnni)iin'' tlio rnuament, of their daughter. Anna, In Siinun Shapiro ol' Salt Lake City, rhc p.ist week. The wfildin will talm pluce at an early i date. i Miss Mayo Austin, daughter ol' Mrs. W. J. Austin of Seattle, Wash., whh married in Han Francisco recently to Frederick J. Cot of Juneau, Alaska. ! Miss Austin lived in Salt. Lake, until a few months ajro, when she moved to Heat t la Who lias many friends hare. After extended trip in the east, Mr. , and Mrs. fox will make, their homo in j I Juneau. I j Miscellaneous Events ; Mrs. A. M. vtnnen entertained Wed nesday evening at a dancint; parly at ; her home, 4-M! South Fourth Kast street. Tlte hou.se was decorated with yellow chrysanthemums artd a yellow color pr heme was carried out in t lie refreshments. refresh-ments. The quests included Miss Alice liidd. Miss Alvira Hansen, Miss Helen ; lieed, Miss Leone Kenner, Miss Hazel i Yaneell, Miss Kloiso Lfinimon, Miss Kollene Jukes, Percy Walker, Starr Dcnham, Kred Host, Walter Mc.Dnniels, Jack Urickner and Charles Vandoll. , Mrs. J. K. Evans entertained at tea i Monday s fternoon in honor of her mother, who celebrated her eightieth birthday. Mr. and M.rs. A. A. Halt entertained N Monday evening at a dinner party at Their home, 31 Uintah apartments, in , honor of I'Yanklin Kedman, son, of Mr. 1 j and Mrs. R. h Redman, who is here ; i on ri furlough, and will soon return to Kelly field, Han Antonio. Texas. The M house was decorated in patriotic colors and flaps of the allied nations. Covers : ' were laid for ei'ht. ! ; i j Mrs. L. D. Latnont entertained Mon day evening in honor of Miss Catherine ; . Castle, a bride of next month. Christmas Christ-mas decorations were used throughout the house. The guests numbered twenty. i Mr. and Mfs. J. M. Molvin, 816 Fifth j Fast street, have as their guest Mr. Melvin 's mother of Hartford, Conn., tv ho has more reeenj' bee a stationed at A an is ton, A In., iu connection with her i work in the law enforcement division I I of the War Camp community service. j ! She will spend some time with her son and dauiihter-in-law. i When nourishing diet is required use ' Rorlick's. the original Malted Milk. (Adv.) J : ttfl RS. WALLACE M'BRIDE, who has re- j & cently returned from Texas, where she has j h:been with her husband, Lieutenant McBride, j ji who is in service at Ellington field. j 4 . : :., - .. .... . - . , ' - , ' X , : ' . , I , ' ' . " I " - -X t ' ' ' " : , - - . - -A I i H '' ' - " ''J I r " ' " ' i ? - t i, v ' .if . - ' ' - IV - ' ; r " - I $s ' -f I ' ' 3i A ' , s i 4 . Personal Lieutenant Thomas Kearns has arrived ar-rived from Mather field, Sacramento, Cal., where he is an aviation instructor, to spend the holidays with his mother, Mrs. Thomas Kearns. Lieutenant Kearns will be here about ten days, Mrs. Arthur George Tibbv and small son left yesterday to join Mrs. Tibby's husband. Captain Tibby. at Fort Rill, Okl;u Since Mrs. Tibby's return from Palo Alto, Cal., last spring, she has been with her mother, Mrs. Charles Kook-lide, Kook-lide, ou B street. Mrs. Walter M. Gilmer and daughter, Mary Louise, are here to spend the win-v ter with Mrs. Gilmer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Croxall. j Mrs. Will R. Ferris of -Pocatello, I Idaho, is visiting relatives and friends in Salt Lake. Mr. Ferris will arrive to spend Christmas. Mrs. Ferris was for- ! merly Miss Leola Schrack. ! I Edmund Wattis arrived yesterday to spend the holidavs with his parents, , Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Wattis. He is attending at-tending school at St. John 's inilitary ; academy. Delafield Wis. 1 Miss Bernice Davidson, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Davidson, who is attending school at Smith college, Northampton, Mass.. will spend the j Christinas holidavs with friends in Lit- tie Falls, N. Y. i Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Burnett and little1 1 daughters, Wanda and Dorothy, left to-dav to-dav for Los Angeles, where they will visit with their son, Whitney Burnett, j who is in the service. i : ! Lieutenant "Robert Bruce Wray will arrive today from Camp Joseph 12. Johnston, Jacksonville, Fla., to spend the holidavs with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George H. Wray. at their country home Villa del Wrav, in Cottonwood. Edward D. Collins has returned from Fort McArthur, Cal., and is now at home with his mother, Mrs. C. J. Collins. Col-lins. Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Yonu of Ban-Croft, Ban-Croft, Idaho, are guests of Mrs. Young's mother, Mrs. J. S. Ferguson, for the Christmas holidays. Mrs. Young was formerly Miss Mildred Ferguson. i George Kirk lias arrived home on a furlough and will spend the Christmas holidays with his mother, Mrs. John Hickev. Arthur Schayer is home on a furlough for- the holidays, and is visiting his brothers and his mother, Mrs. Carrie Scbayer. Mr. and Mrs. Everett 1 Goodall will spend the holidays with Mrs. Goodall 's parents in Ogdeu. Mr?. Goodall was formerly for-merly Miss Grave Meek. Mr. Goodall is to hnve chartre of the offices of HhI.-ton HhI.-ton Go. in Salt. Lakr. After the holidavs holi-davs Mr. and Mrs. Goodall will bn with M rs. Kditlt Whitney, Mrs. Goodall 's aunt, until thov are located. ' Mr. and Mrs. '. A. Walker hasp returned re-turned from a month's visit to ( hi.-ai'o and Los Angeles. Tu Chicago Mr. njid Mrs. Walker were gupsN of their daughter daugh-ter Mr'. W. B. FJodenhal'er, formerly Mis Edith Walker. ;ind Mrs. Walker attemieil the meeting of the exoc,ttive bn;ir't of the Women Chri.tian Tempera Tem-pera nee union. -x -Y- Lieutenant and M!rs. I'loyd S. fj(.'a-er returue'-i i r " 1 1 1 Fort Si II ve-.t ei i'my to make their hmr in Salt Fake. 1 ' -P -i I Mr. and Mr?. Claud Eddington : nd j family !ihv gne to L5; A ngeli-s to I make' their homo. I Lj'm.t'-nant l.obin Frauei- " f f i r r . i .,n of Mr.-., btanle-- C. Sfars. lr-i.- ?r-j ?r-j lived ho:ve froni Camp Zr"-har ''aur. I Kv.. v. hre he with the flying I -;-'r,;)dron. ("'aplain "ars alo ai"riii 'from ' amp Rumrdiries la.-t wtV ! i Mr. and Mr;. O. Jfvde V..edham vil j arrive- Tui'dav from Amerii-an Lak'1. u-h.'p.' My. Nee'lhani ha-i i-ou in amv-' service. They will be with Mrs. Need-ham Need-ham 's parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Walker, on East First South street, for the present. Mrs. Needham was formerly for-merly Miss Erminie Walker. ' Mrs. A. F. Cardon of Logan is spending spend-ing some time at the Hotel Ftah. Mrs. Cardon was formerly Miss Chloe Smoot, daughter , of Senator and Mrs. Eeed Smoot. " Mrs. Sa-die Osterman of San Francisco Fran-cisco is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Silver, 10G6 Markea avenue, bn her way to visit Mr. and Mrs. S. Silver at M"a-rion, M"a-rion, lnd. Mrs. Osterman will be here about two weeks. . Miss Ruth Harwood, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Harwood, left last week for Berkeley, Cal.. to spend the Christ mas holidays with Miss Fern Eives, Miss Anne Newman and Miss Persha Heginbotham of Salt Lake, who are attending at-tending the University of California. " Herbert Schiller, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Schiller, has arrived from San Diego, where he is in the service of the United States navy, and will spend Christmas with his parents here. -t Mr. and Mrs. Charles Montgomery of Treinonton aro in the city to spend the Christmas holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Montgomery are former Salt Lakers. Edwin Francis Peabody, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Peabody, arrived yesterday yes-terday from Fortress Monroe, Va., after spending a number of davs in Washington. Washing-ton. New York and Salem. Alfred J. Peabody. elder son of Mr. and Mrs. Pea body, has received a commission in th; reserve corps camp at Camp Humphries, Va. He will be located in Philadelphia. - Mrs. Wallace McBride has returned from Texas, where she has spent the summer with her husband, Lieutenant McBride. who is in service at Ellington Elling-ton field. Mrs." McBride is with her mother, Mrs. S. F. Gams. She was formerly for-merly Miss Bret a Garn. Lieutenant McBride has not yet been mustered out of service. Mr. and Mrs. B. 0. Mecklenburg will leave today for Riverside, Cal., to mae their home. Miss Grace Wilkinson has arrived from Black foot, Idaho, to spend the (Continued on Page Four.) SOCIETY (Continued From Page Two.) , Christmas holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Wilkinson, S2o East Twenty-first South street. She iras accompanied ac-companied bv Miss Genevieve Cutler, who is her 'guest. Corpora Horace B. Stratton has been mustered out of service at Camp Lewis, and is at home with his mother, Br. Grace Stratton-Airev. Mrs. Ij. A. Manes, formerly Miss Janet. McLeod, has arrived to spend the Chnstmas holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.'L. McLeod. Lieutenant Lieuten-ant Manes is at Camp Jackson, Columbia, Colum-bia, S. C. Mrs. Henry Stephens, formerly Miss Tosephine- Wallace, is here from her home in Nevada to spend the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Wallace. . Lieutenant and Mrs. Roy H. Billings and son, John, have arrived from Vancouver Van-couver barracks, Wash., where Lieutenant Lieuten-ant Billings has been mustered out of --rvi.-r. For tin: .r-.-.- nl Lir at c-naut :md Mr... Liiiingi v. ill b- at ho'n- with I 1 icut-uant Killingj's parcib.'., Mr. aud j Mrs. .S. L. Liliiiijs. Ca !;..! Jo-I SihU-y ba rrt.iru-d I'roni 'o. a.hin .'tun, D. f'., wncic ho Lkis becu in ijo'ci nnic-m service. Y- Hirlow Sharmau, on of Mr. au:l Mrs. S. H. Sharn'an. will arrive the latter part of the week from the -'orLhv.'e;t-ore Military school, Chicai-o. lo sneud the Christmas bolidavs with his parents. -f 4 Mrs. Otto Fisher and little sun have returned from southern California, where they have spent several months ; v :'f Mrs. Harry Bennett 1'elts. vnfe of Captain Kelts, arrived last week from Camp Lewis to spend several days with Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Stewart" in the Prescott apartments. Captain Fells has ne to Minneapolis, where Mrs. Felts will joint him for the holidays. They will go to New York earlv in" the year, where Captain Felts win take a post-graduate post-graduate course in medicine, and will return to Salt Lake in the sprint; to make their home. Mrs. John T. Donnellan. who has spent the past few months with her mother, Mrs. L. C. Scheid, has returned to her home in Ocean Park, Cal. - Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sellwood and daughter, Virginia, have f;one to Los Angeles to spend the Christinas hob-days. hob-days. Mrs. Dora Kippe Croft has pone to San Irancisco to spend the holidavs with her son. Henrv Eippe. Mrs. Croft expects to go to southern California early in the new voar to remain until spring. Lobcrl McConaughv, who has been in the naval unit at Yale the past vear will arrive Tuesday to spend the Christmas Christ-mas holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. McConaugh--. Major and Mrs. Duncan Grant Rich-art Rich-art and children, formerly of this eitv, are now making their 'home in San Diego, where Major Kichart is chief of military police,, Miss Frances Evans, daughter of Mr and Mrs. S. D. Evans, oil-Third East street, is ill at her parents' home. Miss Evans is reported to be suffering from influenza-pneumonia. Miss Clarissa Ellerbeck has returned from two months', visit with her sister, Mrs. J. A. Rouvevrol. in St. Louis. Miss Ellerbeck will be at home with her sister, sis-ter, Mrs. T. D. Lewis, on South Eighth East street, for the winter. . Lieutenant Lawrence Tripp arrived Thursday from Camp Hancock. Atlanta Ga., where he was mustered out of service, serv-ice, and is now at home with his parents on G street. Miss Frances Johnson will return Tuesday from Seattle, where she has spent the last two months visiting relatives rela-tives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph P. Walker have arrived from San Diego, Cal., where Mr. Walker has been in military service. serv-ice. They are at the H. W. Walker home on East First South street Miss Euth Kerr of Seattle, Wash., who has spent some time with her grandfather, Le Grand Yroung, and aunt, Miss Afton Young, will return to Seattle Seat-tle early in the year to .attend the University Uni-versity of Washington. ; . Mrs. Russell Goodman Graham and her two sons, Robert and Russell, Jr left Thursday for their home in Walnut! Grove, Cal., after a stay of several weeks with Mrs. Graham's narfnts M,- and Mrs. Walter Allen Cooke. Mrs. Graham was the matron of honor at the marriage of her sister, Miss Grace Cooke, and Lieutenant Commander John LawTence Fo.y, which took place early in the month. Mr. and Mrs. 0. E. MeGahen aud then- little daughters, Miriam and Ed-wina,'will Ed-wina,'will leave this week for Los in-geles in-geles They will spend the winter in Los Angeles and the beaches. Mrs. John Solcy Se! fridge, wife of Captain Selfridge, and their small son Theodore Bruce, arrived Friday from Maryland to spend the holidays'. Can-tain Can-tain SelfridL'e will remain at Edtrewood arsenal. Captain and Mrs. Selfridge ' elder child, John Solev Selfridge, Jr" has been with his grandparents 'some time. Lieutenant L. L. George, son of Mr and Mrs. W. R. George."has been discharged dis-charged from armv service at Fort S,.,-,tt aud has returned home. Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Evans will leave the latter part of the wek to spend the holidays with Mrs. Evans's parents Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Kellv, at Helena' Mont. Mr. and Mrs. George William?, daughter, daugh-ter, Mrs. V. w. Yarncv, and granddaughter, grand-daughter, Mary Beth Varney, left last weeK for San Francisco to speud the winter. Lieutenant and Mrs. James A. Wolfe, who are making their Ivjme at Americas! Ga., have gone to Philadelphia to spend the holidavs with Lieutenant Wolfe's oarents. Mrs. Wolfe was formerly Miss Carolyn Williams, daughter r,f Mr .-rd Mrs. George Williams of Salt Lake. Major Harold T Fabian arrive heme last week from '".'.-nip Lewis. Wash., to soeud the holidays with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand Fabian, -f Mrs. W. Greene, who has been the -nest of Mr... A. V.. i-hefp.-i. and Mrs.. Robert Camnbell in Cottonwood for several wc-ks, has gone to mirhcr:i California 1 ,- ;rei.r the rcmaiuic- -f the wir'-.T. ; Mr. and Mr;. John S. Criti'Mow ft last week for San Franc::. co to spend the holidays. : Mr. a. id Mrs. C. E. i:-rocbetk of Y'ork w.:re m the ebv J::t week mi their T.-ay to CaliiVrnU to spent! the j Mr. and Mrs. E. TV. -;.h..?;,rv have returned item i ph I'-mi,-,. wh.re Mr. Sali.-burv has recLnllv beeu mustered out of military sei a i.t. Mrs. Chester Murphy, who has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. C. W. Whitley, returned Thursday to her home in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Judge Reams have arrived from their ranch at Keno. Xev., to speni?- the holidavs with Mrs. Kcarns's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Jenkinson. Mr?. Clyde H. Benuion and little daughter, Barbara, arrived in Salt Lake from Seattle, Wash., yesterday to spend the holidays with Mrs. William M. |
