Truth. [volume], September 09, 1905, Page 4, Image 4

About Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908

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I IN THE SOCIAL REALM.
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jn , F. J. GiiBtln has gono to Kcarnoy,
I j Neb., to visit his parents.
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H i Miss Mary Olivo Gray has returned
J ',! after an absence of a year abroad.
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H ( Mr. and Mrs. D. Elliott Kelly have
J n ' moved and arc now at homo at 033
J: p. . Second street.
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ji Miss Jean Odell will leavo about the
J j' middle' of the month for Miss Ben
j i1! nott's school In Now York.
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H I Mrs. Emma S. Ellorbeck Is back
H J' from Long Beach, where she spent the
H 1 bettor part of the summer.
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H L Mrs. Fisher Harris, Miss Margaret
H ', Harris and the boys are homo from
Hi '' Brighton, whero they spent the sum-
H if mcr.
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HI Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Cape passed
Jl k through the city tho first of the week
yli on their way to San Francisco.
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J l Louis' McCornick entertained a
HJ I ' party of his men" friends at a stag din-
HJ ji nor at tho University club Tuesday
HJ L evening.
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H t Mrs, Robert G. Smith and Miss
HJ I I Mayme Noblo will leavo tho latter
HJ I ' part of tho week for a stay of some
HJ i ' i months In tho east.
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HJ Mr. and Mrs. Edward Treganza are
B expected shortly from Fernonda, Cal.,
HJ I to bo guests for a tlmo of Mr. and Mrs.
HJ A. O. Troganzar - -
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HJ ' Miss Louise Root will entertain a
HJ number of her girl friends at a lunch-
HJ j i con Saturday, prior to hor departure
j I to re-enter school at Crete, Neb.
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HJ ( Arthur Clinton Moore, who has
HJ been tho guest for tho past fortnight
HJ of Colonel -and- Mrs. C. D. Moore, left
HJj Tuesday for his homo in Boston.
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Hj Mrs. George Forrester wont to Og-
HJ1 den Tuesday evening, whero sho nt-
HJ1 ' tended tho wedding of her sister, Miss
HJ Elsie Bohn, and Harry Bayard of Chi-
HJ1 cago.
HJ Mrs. Jolm-A-.-Marshall left Thurs-
HJ. day with her two daughters for Eu-
HJ rope, where she will placo tho girls In
j school for a few years. Mrs. Marshall
HJ will remain through the winter and
Hi will bo joined later by Miss Mary
HJ Kirkpatrick. Mrs. Moses Kirkpatrlck
HJ and the Misses Ruth and Moso Kirk-
HJ Patrick will .tako tho Marshall home
HJ for the winter.
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H' The marrlago of Miss Stella Salis-
HJl bury and Lewis McCornick occurred
HJ Wednesday" ovonlng at tho Salisbury
HJ home. Owing to tho illness of Blalno
HJ Salisbury tho wedding invitations wort
HJ recalled. Asldo from tho bridesmaids,
HJ only members of tho two distinguished
HJ families witnessed tho ceremony,
HJ which took placo at 0 o'clock, Bishop
HJ Scanlon ofllciating. Mr. and Mrs. Mc-
HJ Cornicle left the same evening for
HJ Honolulu, where they will spend a few
HJ weeks.
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J Mrs. John Y. Rich and Miss Ailccn
HJ i Crlsniotf" wore tho hostesses of a card
HJ party Monday aftornoon In honor of
HJ Miss Elsie Rltcr, whoso marrlago to
HJ Tracy Young Cannon takes placo next
HJ Tuesday. Hearts was tho gnmo
HJ played during tho afternoon, prizes
HJ ' being awarded to Mrs. Hobor Burton
HJ: l and Miss Helen Buckingham. Miss
HJ Rltor received beautiful guest prizes.
HJ Tho hostesses woro assisted In recoiv-
HJ Ing tho forty guests by Mrs. Charles
HJ Cain Crlsmon.
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Mrs. Frank Kimball is in Long
Beach, Cal., a guest of tho Mehesy
family.
Miss Lola Maddlson is hero from
Chicago where sho has spent the past
two years.
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Mrs. A. B. Sloan entertained tho
women of tho garrison at a bridge tea
Thursday afternoon.
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David R. Gray has returned from a
trip of some two weeks' duration
through Yellowstone.
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Mr. nnd Mrs. E. W. Packard will go
to Portland early noxt week to re
main some time at tho fair.
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Mr. and Mrs. Don Carlos Roberts
will leavo Saturday for Seattle, whero
they will make their homo.
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Mr. and Mrs. Jay Baumgarton are
homo from a stay of some time in Los
Angeles and Catalina island.
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Mrs. Emmanuel Kahn and daughter
Rita are back from a short stay in
Glcnwood Springs and Manltou.
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Mr. and Mrs. Jules Mailloux, who
have been guests nt tho homo of Mrs.
Julia Alexander, have gono to Texas.
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Tho Misses Elizabeth M. and
Frances Qualtrough nro now In their
new homo at 3510 Seventh East street.
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Miss Bello Parsons, a former Salt
Lako girl, arrived Tuesday afternoon
and is a guest at tho Sherman home.
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Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Keyes ex
pect to leavo about the middle of the
month for a trip through tho north
west. St st
Miss Jennie Glaser entertained
Wednesday afternoon for Miss Gert
rudo Circle, who is tho guest of Miss
Helen Cohn. .
Miss Elizabeth Fitzgerald is back
from a summer spent in Klmberly and
Is at homo with Mr. and Mrs. Law
rence Green.
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Mrs. Hiram Gray and her two chil
dren are hero from Spokane visiting
Mrs. Gray's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John Strickloy.
Miss Loulso Wheeler and niece, Miss
Margaret Farnsworth, are In Santa
Barbara, whero they will spend part
of tho winter with Mr. Farnsworth
and Miss Zetta Farnsworth.
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Miss Elslo Green, a former student
of Rowland Hall and now a graduate
of Vassar, will be In tho corps of that
Institution during the opening year.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Prosser are
homo from a visit with friends in Ar
kansas. Mrs. Lucy Mitchell Is a guest
at their homo on hor way- back from
Portland.
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Mrs. Ezra Thompson, her son Lynn
and daughter Norinne, and tho two
small boys, aro homo from a season
spent on tho coast. They returned by
Wtay, of, Portland, spending some tlmo
at tho fair.
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Miss Lorna Russell entertained a
party of her little friends Tuesday aft
ernoon at tho Dwyor home on North
Tomplo street. The hours woro spent
in games and merriment. Tho followr
ng were present: Margaret McMil
lan, Floronco Wells, Martha Wells,
pKVT1",8' ABnes Pltt- Alice
1 Itt, Prlscilla Cartwright, Amy Howe
Geneva Wright, Claudia LcunJ
Gladys Dean, Prlscilla Jennings.
Edward Rosenbaum has gono to
New York City, to bo away about six
weeks.
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John J. Wallaco has returned from
a three weeks' visit with friends In
Denver.
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Mrs. F. D. Bickford is expected
homo today after a three months'
tour of Europe.
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Miss Vivian Little entertained at a
luncheon on Thursday In honor of
Miss Elsie Rltor.
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J. Knox Bodoll of San Mateo, Cal.,
is visiting his mother In this city for
a couple of weeks.
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Mrs. Martha Roylo King nnd son
Roylo aro enjoying a two months' va
cation at Avon-by-the-Sea.
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Elmer Young entertained on Thurs
day evening in honor of Miss Riter,
Mr. Midgloy and Tracy Cannon.
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Mrs. Harry B. Windsor, accom
panied by her father, Colonel Copp,
of Chicago, are guests of Mrs. Wind
sor. st st
Mrs. Russell G. Shulder entertained
at luncheon Wednesday in honor of
Miss Helen GlIlo3pIo, nt the Country
club.
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Members of tho Sowing club gave
a luncheon Tuesday at tho homo of
Mrs. Frederick St. Clair, in honor of
Miss Jenny Lynn.
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Mrs. A. M. Howard, Miss Rose
Howard and Charles Howard have re
turned from Brighton, whero they
spent tho summer.
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Mrs. W. P. Klser entertained at
luncheon on Thursday at tho Country
club In honor of Miss Helen Gillespie
and Miss Sarah Alexander.
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Mrs. William Jennings entertained
rt dinner Thursday in honor of Miss
Elsie Riter nnd Tracy Cannon.
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Mrs. Edward Parsons entertnlned
nformally at luncheon Wednesday at
tho Commercial club. Covers were
laid for seven.
George W. Valiery, general man
ager of tho Coolrado Midland railway,
is In tho city. Mrs. Valiery has been
visiting hor parents hero for tho past
ten days and will return to Denver
with Mr. Valiery.
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Mrs. C. Ira Tuttlo and Mrs. Charles
O. Norton and son Oliver of Kearney,
Neb., have returned from a six weeks'
tour of Alaska, tho northwest and the
Pacific coast, spending a couple of
weeks In San Francisco.
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Mrs. A. Robins and daughter, Miss
Lydia, have removed from their old
homo on First street to 441 South
Main, whero they will remain two
weeks prior to their removal to Call
fornia, whero they will mako their fu
uro homo.
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Matthew Brodlo entertained at dln
lor last Sunday evening at tho Uni
versity club, In honor of Miss Helen
Gillospio and Louis S. Cates. Dinner
nm? ,70d ? tl10 roof sardon, pink
d,wh't0 asters being effectively
combined for tho table decorations
and favors. Besides tho guests of
honor, covers woro laid for Miss
Aileen Maclean, Miss Beatrice Chocs
man Miss Genevieve Horlick, SIdnoy
Pawonrg0r' CurB wm,ama aml Arthur
Mrs. Ingram, accoinpauic i iB
daughter, Dorothy, has rotuii r, "CIHJ
Long Bench, Cal. IrH
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Miss Nolllo Pottlt and Tho. m S
ton woro married Wednesday .. ,n Ml
wedding supper was served i n,':Hl
relatives of tho brldo and (, n, 'Hi
tho homo of Edwin PettH, nHJ
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Miss Eliza Dey entoVtalnr nt HJ
dinner at tho Commercial ci t H
day evening in complImW . n.lfl
Misses Mary and Cary MaW, , I.."".
left Thursday for Paris. 'lV rpq,0Hj
were seated at tho largo ro5no ,i
in tho private dining room, wlVi, '
decorated with tho season's V.woiJWJ
Tho friends to meet tho Mis AHrHl
shall were Miss Marjorlo De m!M
Dorothy Rooklidge, Miss Allnr McN liHl
Ian, Miss Margaret Walker iV-ikHl
Knox, Ellsworth Farnsworth if3H
Siegol, Morton Cheesemnn, c irencnHl
Sprague, Ted Brown and Roj;. . p0.hJ
H
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A pretty homo wedding was, solcm-H
nlzed Wednesday evening at the homcHl
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crane, wiicufl
their daughter May became tho bridcHl
of Carl Prlnz of Mllwaukeeo. Rev Kj-'H
mer I. Goshen performed tho ccre-H
mony. In tho presence of tho famillcsH
of the bridal pair and a few closoH
friends. Following the ceremony a
reception was hold from S until l'lH
o'clock. Tho brldo was attended IjvH
Miss Calla Crano as mnid of honor H
who was gowned in white crepe nbH
cheno with trimmings of lace, and car-M
rled pink roses. Little Miss Antes
Coffey bore the ring on a white rosu-H
bud. Alfred Prlnz, a brother of the HI
groom, was host man. Miss Clara H
Deighton played the wedding march H
from Mendelssohn. The bride woreH
a gown of creanf de metier over taf-H
feta, her veil being caught by a spray fl
of real orange blossoms. The only or-B
nament worn by tho bride was a beau-
tlful diamond brooch, the gift of the 9
groom. Punch was served during the H
evening by Mrs. Drydon Coombs ami H
Mrs. Ernest Ansteo. Assisting in the
dining room wero Miss Holt, MissH
Irma Walker, Miss Edith Ilobbs, Miss !
Estelle Beenter and Mrs. R. S Con-W
ners. Tho Nettleton orchestra was m'
stationed in the library, behind a
screen of sunllowers. Those who as-
sisted the brldo and groom in rccciv- M
ing wero Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crane, '
Mrs. Prlnz of Milwaukee and Mr and
Mrs. George Walker. B
Mr. and Mrs. Prlnz loft Thursday 9
morning for n six weeks' trip to Now
York and Washington before return- M
ing to their future homo In Milwait-
kce. !
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The marriage of Miss Ella J. Builile-
mer and John N. Mackey of Beaumont,
Tex., took placo Wednesday evening
at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
Cox, of Capitol hill, Bishop Talbot of M
the First Methodist church ofTicIatins.
Mrs. William Wetzell played tho wed- fl
ding march from Lohengrin as the M
bridal party entered tho parlors. Dur-
Ing tho ceremony Mrs. Wetzell sang
"Oh, Promise Mo." Mrs. Oscar Cox
was tho matron of honor. Oscar Cox
acted as best man. Pink asters wero 11
used in profusion in tho parlor, vlicro II
tho ceremony was performed. unch
was served In ono corner of tho hall
by Mrs. A. J. Gorhant. Tho dining
oom was prettily decorated with
white asters, tall Candelabra with
crimson candles and shades casting a
rosy glow about tho room. Tho hriilo
woro a beautiful gown of whlto silk
mull over taffeta, and carried a shower
of bride's roses. Assisting lji receiv
ing tho guests wero Mrs, Louis H.
Buddomer, mother of tho bride, and
Mr. and Mrs. William Bramel. Mr.
and Mrs. Mackoy left on tho evening
train for Beaumont, Tox., whero they
will mako their future homo,. Mr.
Mackey being a popular attorney of
that city.