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Show Last Days of Summer Devoted to Conservation for Winters Store Fruit Stains- on Dainty i Fingers Marks of Honor CONSERVATION", tlio great watchword watch-word of the army which remains a( home has a particular significance in these last days of the summer time, when luscious fruits and vegetables invite in-vite preserving for the winter's needs. It is the carrying of the summer sunshine, sun-shine, so to speak, in the rosy cheeks of apples, peaches and tomatoes into the dreariness of winter, that they may emit rays of cheerfulness from pantry shelves, especially grateful during the food scarcity of war times. Salt Lake society women who have come to the front so nobly in all var work, are also responding to the summer sum-mer preparation for the winter's food supply. Daintily manicured fingers are not considered at canning ami preserving preserv-ing time, and fruit aud vegetable stains are honorable marks of patriotic service. Every day in the week Salt Lake housewives among the most, prominent women of the city attend classes at the community kitchen at Civie Center to Btudy the best methods of canning and preserving and the use of war substitutes substi-tutes as preservatives for their winter stores. :C BEAR LAKE, one of Utah's choicest scenic spots, has been popular among Salt Lakers for hunting and fishing trips this summer, especially for automobile parties. The arrivals for the past week at Ideal Beach hotel, Bear Lake, are the following frcm Salt Lake City: T. B. ,?lly, Mr. and Mrs. M. E. James; Mr. .-and Mrs. E. A. Lundberg, Mrs. Rae Spence, E. Jensen, Miss Helen Talbot, Miss Verna Green, Miss lone Coulson, G. Newton, A. H. Do Nike, Robert De- Nike, Bill Byrne, .Mr. and Mrs. Charles .YT. Bird, Afiss Maidie Dye, Miss Edith 'falker, Mr. and Mrs. Karl F. Murdoek, Sir. aud Mrs. A S. Gray, Mrs. Lee Mathews, Jack Mathows, Mrs. J. I. Burnett, Bur-nett, Miss Virginia L. AlcMuIlen, Miss Kuth Robinson, Mrs. O. N. Kelly, Mr. and Mrs. Will Brown, Miss Juliet Brown, Miss Reynolds, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Hampton, Miss Anna Hamptou, Miss AnfiHa Hampton, Miss J. V. Walker and family, Miss Margaret Felt, Miss Nada Smart, Mrs. Jva M. Davis, Miss Hattic Crabbe, Miss- Bertha Crabbe, J. M. Taylor, Miss Jessie BrowD, Miss Claire Brown, Miss Elsie Brown, Miss Eleanor Taylor, Miss Anna Stahl, Miss Hoi tense Spencer, M. S. Spencer, Dr. and Mrs. Keith, Miss Kath-erioo Kath-erioo Keith, Miss Mary Neil, Mr. and Mrs. W. AY. Armstrong, Harry Ono, Beau and Mrs. Fleetwood, Mr. aud Mrs. Villard Hanson, Dr. Kirtlcy, W. R. Clifford, Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Murphy, M. A. Murphy, Miss Dorothy Altuphy, Mrs. Clara Boebe, Miss Ruth Beebc, Mr. and Mrs. C. (3- Stark, A. H. Godbo and family, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Haw-ver, Haw-ver, Mr. and Mrs. R. II. Fry and son, Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Snyder, M. L. Nord-quist, Nord-quist, Earl Nordquist, Miss Aline Sexty, Mrs. L. T. Owen, Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Owen, Air. and Mrs. E. A. Smith, Mrs. C. T. Mixer, Charles Mixer, l-rank McClure, George A. Urauk, Mrs. Frank, Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Bird, Margaret Lay-ton, Lay-ton, Miss Frances Walker, ,T. K. Walker, II. S. Price, Mrs. Herbert Salinger and sister. AS the end of the season is near, many Salt Lake residents are ponding a few days or a week at 1:11 ton, one of the most popular of tin", near-by mountain resorts. Mr. and Mrs. G. it Walker and daughter, Janet, arc spending tho week-end at the J. R. walker cottage. They motored up Thursday. Mrs. W. D. Bratr. aud daughters, daugh-ters, Muriel and Madeline, are guests of Mrs. Hcrruic Sogers at the Rogers cottage. MisB Marie Glado and Miss Caiolino Exford are spending tho rest of. the summer at the Girls' Friendly cottage. Mrs. Everett Read returned Friday from spending several weeks at the cottage. The guests at the Balsam inn during the past week were: Mr. and Mrs. Mulliner, Mr. and Mrs. W- W. James, Mr. and Mrs. F. VV. lames, Mr. and airs. W. E. Wilson, Mrs. J- D- I'atcr, Robert Wilsoo, Mr. and Mr'- A. L. Andrews, Mr. and Mrs. Loon l'; Olscn, Calvin Olson, Mr. and Mrs. illar.i Hanson, Stewart M. Hanson, 'r. and Mrs. Parley P. Jensen, Miss -lane Covey, Miss Louise Hudson, Miss , a Kysor, Miss Lucile Covev, Miss Judith Keys,,,-, Miss Edith iJlludt; Mr. ajJt xiarry t.cabcrrv, Mr. and Mrs. !!,.,, "-Byrne, 11. K. Burton, F-azier ( ;Mor-aD. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. i r i ova Watson, Miss Marguerite Judd, Miss Zclma Xewman, Miss Ann Spring-man, Spring-man, Miss Rosiland Springman, Aliss Helen Springman, Miss Lillian Ateyor-hoffer, Ateyor-hoffer, Miss -Viola Fueger, Billy Lawrence, Law-rence, Aliss Elisabeth Page, Miss E. Wicsner, Miss Alice Kimball and Miss Irmarita Killas. TpHE Countess of Kingston, who has 11 been here the past week on a philanthropic mission, went to Bingham Bing-ham yesterday with a party. She expects ex-pects to leave Salt Lako this evening. Tho eounteSu has spent considerable time Ht Pinccrest Inn in Emigration canyon during her stay here. She was the guest of honor Thursday Thurs-day at a tea given by Mrs. Arthur H. S. Bird and Miss Anna Mc.Cornick at the McCoruick home' on Center street, when a number of the prominent, society so-ciety women of the city were invited to meet her. LIEUTENANT AND MRS. V. G. LOGAN of Rockland, Idaho, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. .M. Silvers of this city. They will leave shortly for a southern camp, where Lieutenant Logan Lo-gan is in the army service. Mrs. E. J. Groesbeek entertained at luncheoD on Friday in honor of Mrs. Logan. Those present were Mrs. Lillian Duncan, Mrs. Herman Johnson, Mrs. Charles Jenkins, Jen-kins, Mrs. Charles W. Stewart and the hostess. Mrs. Charles' Jenkins entertained enter-tained at a luncheon at her homo on West Fourth South street on Wednesday Wednes-day in compliment to Mrs. Logan. H w A LAKE party was given last evening eve-ning by a group of friends at Saltair. The entertainment program . included swimming, a picnic supper and daneing. The table was decorated with yellow and white. Covers were laid for the following: Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Anderson, Mr. and Airs. W. Clawson, Mr. and Mrs; N. E. Palmer, Air. and Mrs C. A. Williams, Mr. and Airs. Judge Jellison, Mr. and Airs. W. Harlin, Aliss B. Chase, Miss Ruth Turner, Tur-ner, Robert Bailey, little Aliss Frances Clawson and little Aliss vBcrnice Wilson. Wil-son. i: MRS. DELBEBT H. ROCK, a recent re-cent bride, was the guest of honor at au informal tea giveu yesterday yes-terday afteri.oon by her sister, Airs. Alma Kaatelor, at her home, 2183 South Stale street; The tea table had a crystal basket of pink swoet peas' and petunias, with a pink tulle bow on the handle, as a centerpiece. A pink and white idea was carried out in the refreshments. The living room was decorated in goldeuglow and sunflowers. Tho hostess was assisted by her mother, Mrs. Lorenzo Williams, and Mrs. M. W. Bentz. i Events of Coming Week Before their departure for Davenport, Iowa, to remain for some time, Air. and Mrs. O. S. May will be guests of honor at a number of entertainments. On Alonday evening Mr. and Mrs. E. Brazier Bra-zier will entertain at their home on Emerson acnue. A theater party will bo given in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Alay by Air. aud Mrs. Leslie Covey on Tuesday Tues-day evening. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Need-ham Need-ham will entertain Wednesday evening at their home ou North Stat street, and Thursday evening Air. and Airs. Harry How havo invited twenty friends to their home to meet Mr. and Airs. May, who will )eae the city Saturday. They will stop in Kausas City on the way to visit with Mr. and Airs. A. B. Siunmcrhays. The women of the Elks arc arranging a basket luncheon to be given at Lagoon La-goon Saturday. August ,".1. All ELk women are invited to attend with lunch baskets. Miscellaneous Events j The ieedle-craft club members und their husbands were entertained at a lake party Monday evening. The table had a largo vase of goldeuglow as a centerpiece. Those preseut were Air. and Airs. Ned Price", Mr. aud Mrs. W. G. Loveridge, Air. and Mrs. Mark Baxter, Bax-ter, Mr. and Airs. Marshall Cole, Mr. and Mrs. H. Williams, Mr. aud Mrs. MRS. LOUIS CATES and little daughter, Barbara, of Ray, Ariz., who have spent the sum-, sum-, mer in Salt Lake. They will leave Thursday for a visit in Los Angeles before returning I home. Mrs. Cates was hostess at a luncheon at the Alta club Thursday in honor o.f Mrs. Robert Campbell of Fort Totten, N.,Y., another Salt Lake visitor. Both Mrs. Cates and Mrs. Camp-! Camp-! bell spent their girlhood in Salt Lake. lilftilli 111 1 11 II II il 11 if 111 If j 11 S 11 II II III II II 111 II II II 111 if 1 1 II 1 El SfeSI?! 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The living room was ticcomtoJ with jruidengio'v arraugeU, iu wicker baskets. About ihirtv quests were prcs-!ent. prcs-!ent. I i were quests at a box friy t:ivt':i '-Vej-I nesday pftoruoon r.l Pantnges by t .'. Carftccson. Vr.s Pcurl Lira 'i Icy ou tcrl.:i inrl Thursday afternoon at her hn n ? o -i Klrenili Kaal street in honor of ilaxy PakeJ", iii Florence illason J ami Miss Lei.'c SiZrpcs of C-reeu Eiver, i who are viaitiaij in ka city. The afternoon aft-ernoon v::id sport inl'.jrrjially arj tea ! as ser'- cd. Siitt'ca gue;Js were pros-' pros-' out. c- ; Miss Th fires:) AViter f nterlained at j ;t borne in LaL;i; Brnce. Tbarid.Ty evc-iiiii:; evc-iiiii:; m -jtd i i::cn t Miss Kortunae I VYi: - who will leave to-iny for i'TMer, i v h ""'.? .;1te ".11! s 1 r n ' i t'r.roe moaihs is -j :iu re!;;' i o. A ba.ft of frwrci, p; and att-rfa luraicd the cenlcrpieec ol the supper table, wbcro covers wctc laid for the following quests: Mi::s J'or- tunae Wise, Mic Kern Re'Vfs, Miss AJjee My era, M 'sii Klin or lilton, 3.1 iss Flora Wise, Mis Kuth llar-vood, Mibs Mabel Bar tie tt, Miss Isabel Elton, Mi Vera Jam, Mi-'s Hvbil r;tiinnings. ' Mrs. Krnest Ixjwe I'rrkes entcrtainei at an informal tea Tuefeiiay afternoon ;it her hoie in the Progress apartments, in lionor of her mother, rr.-;. U. II. (Continued on Pa.e Tnrce.) Miss Pond to Wed Joldier in Training MP, AXD AIRS. S. S.- POXD an-announce an-announce the engagement of their daughter, Lillian, to A. H. Dilley of Corv-don, Iowa. Tho date for the wed,-ding wed,-ding has not. been set, as Air. Dilley is attending the fourth officers' training v eamp at Camp Fremont, Palo Alto, and the date for the closing of Ihc camp has not been determined. Aliss Pond is well knowu in school and social circles in the city. She was formerly a studeut at the University of Utah, and later attended the Agricultural Agricul-tural collego at. Logan, where she war. a member of the. Bel a Delta sorority. ANXOUAiCFMKNT was made the past week by Dr. and Mrs. F.. D. Woodruff of the engagement of their daughter. Helen, to Frnest H. Hill. Tho bride is a. popular young society girl and the bridegroom is a prominent voung business man of the city. The wedding will take place Saturday. 0 THE marriage of Miss Kuby Hacl Lang and Lieutenant Farl H. L'g-den L'g-den of Camp Pike. Little' Rock, Ark., will take place Tuesday eveninsz at S:il'i o'clock at the home of the bride's par ent.s, Air. and Airs. H. W. Lang, -1 , Tenth Fast street. The eeremoDy' will be performed by I he Rev. Chester A. Snyder of the Central Christian church, t The. bride will be attended by her ; sister, Miss Bcthene Lang as bridesmaid, brides-maid, and little Carmen Lundquist will be ring bearer. Lieutenant Ogden will ; arrive Alonday evening on a brief lca" e of absence... The couple will spend their :, honeymoon in the city. The bride will .' remain with her parents after Lieuteu :j int Ogden 's return to his military luties. i: The eeremonv will be witnessed only i;i .r by relatives and close friends, but a large reception will follow. i MISS DELLA V. COM STOCK and j Sergeant John T. Childers were married Wednesday ev ening. The ceremony cere-mony was performed by Bishop Perry at the home of Afr. and Mrs. Anson Kesler 538 West North Temple street. Aliss La Verne Kesler was bridesmaid and Ernest Harrison best man. Sergeant Childers left Friday for Camp Devens, Mass., where he is stationed. sta-tioned. Airs. Childers will remain at the. home of her mother until his return. Mrs. J. T. Raleigh announces the marriage of her daughter Ruth Redman Red-man to Lynn Peterson. The marriage took, pla.ee at Farmington Monday. Air. Peterson left Tuesday for a training camp in the south. Air. and A1 rs. W. S. Owens announce the marrige of their daughter, Mario, to Sergeant Richard IK AlcGhie. The wedding took plnco Saturday, August 10, in this city. Sergeant McGhic was in Salt. Lake on a short furlough, and has now returned to Cersfner Fields aviation school ou Lake Charles. Air. aud Airs. D. P. Thomas aunounra the engagement of their daughter, Evolyn, to John K. Pixton, the marriage mar-riage to take place. Tuesday, August XI, in the Salt Lake temple. it Air. and Airs. Ceorgo T. Hurrows announce an-nounce the engagement of their daugh tor, Carolyu, to J. Frank Herman. The date for tho wedding has not been scl. Mr. and Airs. Ralph Wood announce tho engagement of their daughter, Mary Alice, to Jos'-ph C. Ajoyer, the marriage to take place early in September. Mr. and Airs. T. !. llorman announce tho marriage of their daughter, liinma, to Charles L. Tyler. The wedding took place Wednesday :if thr home of the bride's parents on South Sixth Fust street. An informal reception was given in the evening. The couple will make Ibeir home iu Forest Dale. Dr. and .Mrs. W. ( '. Crocno announce tho engageuieut of their granddaughter. M;S lleatrice Sarlcs, to James JobrV son of Iiutfe. The wedding will take place August 28 at the home of the bride's aunt. Airs. W. B. Latey, !78'i Sixth Fast street. A reception will be given in the evening. The marriage- of Miss Nina Richards, daughter of Air. and Airs. George F. Richards, and F. Grin Woodbury iook placc Thursday at noon in the Salt Lake temple. A wedding break fx-.t was served later at. the. borne of Airs. Joel Richards on F street. In the c. e- (Continucd on Page Three.) (Continued from Page One.) jca who will leave soon to spend tlie wiu tor in California. The table was Joc'orateil in pink and white, with a out glass bow! of sweet peas as a cen-tormece. cen-tormece. Covers were laid for twelve. 1 A surprise party was given last Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Olivia L. Johnson on East First South street in honor of the seventeenth seven-teenth birthday of Miss Elsie Johnson. John-son. Gladioli, goldenglow, snapdragons and nasturtiums were the decorations. Naming was enjoyed throughout the evening. i The following guests were present: Jir. and Mrs. Andrew Nelson and sons, Carl and F.raar; Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Keeve.s, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Barry, Mrs. H. E. Greeno and daughters, Belva and Tulsa; Airs. Kichard Brady, Miss Elsie Olson, Miss Eva Swenson, Miss Hilda Kriekson, Miss Wiruiifred Sorenson. Miss Helen Johnson, Miss Dorothy ijprenson, Walter Swenson, Oscar Amdahl, Carl Anderson, Hymra Swenson, Swen-son, Leo Stain, Mr. Esesalens, Carl Friikburg, Bert Johnson, Louis Brown and James Carson. The guests were entertained by the hostess, Mrs. Olivia L. Johnson, and her daughter, Miss Helen Johnson, served the refreshments. Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Tanner, Jr., entertained en-tertained on Thursday evening at the first of a series of parties to be given for Mr. and Mrs. Orson S. May, who will leave soon for Davenport, Iowa. The evening was spent in games and dancing. Mrs. Tanner was assisted .by her mother, Mrs. L. J. Brown. Twenty prominent local society ladies met the guests of honor. . Mrs. E. L. Shimmin entertained on Friday afternoon at her home, 1840 .Ninth East street. The afternoon was spent in card playing. The rooms were decorated with goldenglow and white asters. Mrs. Shimmin was assisted by 0. K. Dibblo and Mrs. E. Freednrn. The goests numbered twenty-four. The regular weekly party of the Girls''Pa"tnotie league chapter for the soldiers at the fort was given Friday Fri-day at Unity hall. The evening was spent in dancing, light refreshments being served. In the dining room were Jliss Geneva Swayze and Miss Lucille McCandless. Mrs. D. N. Swayze and Mrs. E. V. Young were the patronesses for the evening. For the coming week Mrs. J. W. Currie and Mrs. A. E. Parker will act as patronesses, assisted hv Miss'Bernadine Peek and Miss Pearl Morgan. Personal Mr. and Mrs. "William 'Wraith, son, William Wraith Jr., and daughter, Miss Erma Wraith, left yesterday for New Vji, where the family will "make their ,ome. The son will attend Phillips academy at. Andover, Mass., and Miss Wraith will attend Columbia college next winter. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Findling and family fam-ily have roturned from a five weeks' vtrip to the ea.st, where they visited lieago, New York and other eastern foSnts. Mrs. Keith Clark of Newhouse, Utah, is visiting in the city for the remainder remain-der of the summer. Miss Leona Goodwin Good-win of Newhouse is with Mrs. Clark. Si Mrs. J. Perry Egan has returned to1 Salt Lake after spending the winter at San Diego near her husband, Lieutenant Lieuten-ant Egan, who was stationed at Camp Kearny with the 145th field artillery. ISS FERN ROBERTSON, whose engage-: Mvli- ment to Albert D. Johnson is announced! j today. The wedding will take place in Sep-: jtember. j 6 f ; s - - ! " 1 lb mil ' v " - ' - tt ' ' w ! " - - iff ' ' " ' V v ' i I J : ' " & ml - - v fes - r II, r V" i tt'l v I ! i i w Mrs. Egan is now with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Atwood, at their summer sum-mer home on the Weber., Mrs. Mary M. Neslen and daughter, Ethel, have returned from a trip to San Franeiseo and Los Angeles. Mrs. D. Ray Owen and two sons, Raymond Ray-mond and Donald, and her mother, Mrs. Hutchison, left Friday to join Mr. Owen in San Francisco, where they expect to make their home. . Mrs. R. T. Parkin, formerly Miss Martha Pugsley, has gone to Arizona to visit her husband, who is in military mili-tary training at the University of Arizona. Ari-zona. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas daliam and son, T. Reginald, havo returned from an outing in Provo canyon. News has reached the city of the birth of a daughter to Mrs. "Karl Willes, who has made, her homo in Pocatcllo with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chapman, Chap-man, since the death of Mr. Willes in April. The birthday of the little one, August .13, was the birthday anniversary anniver-sary of the child 's father. Mr. and Mrs. William J. Willes, grandparents of the baby, are visiting in Pocatollo, and will visit with Walter Willes in Inkom, Idaho, before returning to the City" Mrs. Sari Shannan and her daughter, Miss Inez Sharmau, have gone to Denver. Den-ver. They will meet Mr. Sharman and son, who aro motoring from Detroit, and will return with them. Miss Hazel Franks and Miss Ida Chandler spent' the week-end in Lehi with Mrs. Gordon McNitt, formerly Miss Gertio Adams. Mrs. Margaret F. Swift has returned from a visit to New York. Mrs. Alice Smith of Payson is visiting friends in the city. Miss Mary Gavin has returned from a visit with fMrs. C P. Harvcille at Mammoth, Utah. Mrs. Frank Hilton has returned home after a visit to Raleigh, N. C Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Holmes has returned re-turned from a two weeks' trip to Denver Den-ver and Colorado Springs. Mrs. W. C. A. Smoot, Jr., and Miss Juno Iverson arrived home 3-esterday after a four months' visit to San Diego, Ocean Park and San Francisco. MrB J. Harry Doming left yesterday to spend several months in Los Angeles with her sister, Mm P. J. Krause. Dr. Earl K. Downing of Chicago, accompanied ac-companied by Mr. and Mrs. William Lozier, aro in this city visiting Dr. Downing 's parents, Dr. aud rs. S. N. A. Downing. Mrs. James W. Birrell and two daughters, daugh-ters, Gaylo and Margaret Evelyn, left for their" homo in Portland, Ore., Thursday. Thurs-day. They have spent the summer months with Mrs. Birrell 's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Naylor, at 624.5 South Ninth East street Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Weeter, who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Guy Bower-man Bower-man at St Anthony, Idaho, for the past week, will return home by way of 1'el-lowstone. 1'el-lowstone. Mrs. Ralph E. Pressnall and little daughter, Mary Grace, have gone to Camp Lewis to be with Mr. Pressnall, who is in armv training there. " Mr. and Mrs Vermont Hatch arrived the past week from New York to visit Mr. Hatch's sister, Mrs. D. W. McAllister, McAl-lister, in this city, and Mr. Hatch's mother, Mrs. Abram Hatch, in Heber Citv. - Mrs. Charles Blyth and small son of Los Angeles will return earlv this week from" Evanston and Hear lake and will remain some time longer with Dr. and Mrs. J. T. Keith. Mrs. A. II. Cowie and daughter. Miss Ruth Cowie, and sou. Lcland Cowir- left the last week for Lake Tahoe and San Francisco. They will make an automobile au-tomobile tpui of California. Mrs. J. Benton Leggat and daughter, Miss Hebe Leggat, have gone to Helena, Mont, to visit relatives. ' Mr. and Mrs. Myron K. Billing3 of Boston aro guests of their parents, Dr. and Mrs. J. T. Kingsbury, and Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Billings for a short while. Miss Orpha Kingsbury, who was graduated in the spring from tho Anier.' ican School of Dramatic Art in New York and has spent the summer in Boston, is now visitiiig in Madison, Wis before returning home. She is expected this week. ' Mrs. Frank B. Hammond, formerly Miss Lillian Jones, has returned from Camp Grant, HI., where she has been with her husband, who has now started for overseas. Mrs. Hammond is with her parents, Mrs. M. A. Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Charles O. Rnlon have returned from a motor trip to Los Angeles An-geles and Ocean park, where they spent the month of July. Mrs. ' Clarence Baird left Friday for San Francisco to join her husband, who is attending the officers' training eamp at the Presidio. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Gemmcli and their guest, Miss Olive Remington, are spending spend-ing the week-end at Bear lake. Mrs. J. M. l?lair, Jr., who has been visiting friend in Logan the past few weeks, has returned home. Mrs. S. C. Ewing and her son, John Samuel Ewing? formerly of Salt Lake, havo boen visiting in the eity for the summer. The boy will leave soon for I tho east to enter tho boys' school at Lawrenceville, N. J., to prepare for college. Miss Myrtle Heath left for Los Angeles An-geles Saturday to join her sister, Miss ' Lucile Heath," who has finished a post- : graduate course. They will visit San j 1 Francisco on their return home. i , i ! Mr. and Mrs. M. E. James have re- j turned from a motor trip through Yel- : lowstone park, and are now at home at No. 3 Oaks apartments. Chester Dean has returned to Camp Kearny after spending a three weeks' furlough with his father and sister in the city. . Mr. and Mrs. Roy Coates will leave Tuesday for Boston, where Mr. Coates will enter the aviation school at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Mrs. Coates will remain with him during dur-ing the period of his training. Mrs. Wendell Smoot left yesterday for Galveston, Texas, to join her husband, hus-band, who is stationed at Camp Crockett. Crock-ett. Miss Garnet Avery and Miss Waimo Andrus, with Miss Avery's mother, Mrs. R. Hewett, are spending a week at Brighton. Mrs. J. F.Donelson has returned from California, where she spent the spring and summer months. Mrs. Fred C. Graham and little son, Edward, have gone to Richfield to join Mr. Graham and son, Douglas. They will go on a camping and fishing trip for ten days, returning by auto. , Mr. and Mrs. G. I. Norton will leave today for the east for a short stay. Mrs. W. H. Jones and Mrs. W. D. Gab' left last evening for Portland, where they will visit for several weeks. They will return by way of California, and will visit San Francisco, Los Angeles An-geles and San Diego. Mrs. R. W. Bradley and her daughter, Miss Elsie Dickert, are now at home at No. S Bransford apartments. Miss Ruby Renshaw left Friday for San Francisco, where she will visit her brother, Clyde, who is now stationed at Camp Fremont Before returning home Miss Renshaw will go to Portland and Seattle. Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Bird have received re-ceived word of the safe arrival overseas of their son, Captain Frank C. Bird. Miss Leona Johnson and Miss Lilly Kramer have returned after spending six weeks at Brighton. Miss Sadie Stevenson left during the past week for Logan, where she expects ex-pects to make her homo, and will enter en-ter the Utah Agricultural college for . the winter. Mrs. William Keisling and daughter, Louis, have returned after spending , two weeks at Brighton. 1 1 Mrs. James McGrath and family of 177 N street havo gone to Logan to 1 join Mr. McGrath and will make their . home there for the present. Mrs. L. G. Shriver and son, Lawrence, have returned after spending six , weeks at Brighton, ; Weddings and : Engagements (Continued from Page One.) nine a reception waa held at the home of the bride's parents on Third avenue. Miss Edna Richards was bridesmaid and Harry Woodbury was best man. The couple are spending a. short honeymoon at Pinecrest inn, and will later make their home in the Isabel apartments. Mr. and Mrs. James Robertson announce an-nounce the engagement of their daughter, daugh-ter, Fern, to Albert D. Johnson. The wedding will take place in .September. Mr. and Mrs. George H. Hardy announce an-nounce the engagement of their daughter, daugh-ter, Nora, to George H. Austin. The wedding will take place early in September. |
