Social items and travel notes in a 1920s city column
Society notes from a Salt Lake City page describe gatherings, parties, and visits. Entries cover dances, teas, and club events at the Plaza social club and other venues, with names such as Mrs. Mealy, Mr. Healy, Mrs. Browning, Miss Day, and many others. The column notes friends traveling to Chicago, Salt Lake, and San Diego, plus engagements and upcoming leave for Stanford and occupation-related leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bake
City
Holand
Eccles
Chicago
Baker Cl
Ore
Matilda Peterson
Salt Lake Heads
Oxen
Frmaux Canyon
Entre Nous Club Socials and Red Cross Efforts Highlight City Events
A string of society notices describes the Entre Nous club gathering at a hospital nurses home, Acadie club plans a Friday meeting hosted by Mrs. W. I. Emmett, and Baptist Kensington inviting all church ladies to a Tuesday afternoon event. The socials emphasize Red Cross work including knitting and making meal sets for soldiers, reflecting a community active in charitable service.
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Acadia Club
Acadie Club
W. I. Emmett
Red Cross
Soldier Boys
Baptist
North Ogden notes and local items
North Ogden notes report unusually long Bee weather aiding tomato harvest and canning yields with extended ripening improving fruit condition. Local social events, fires, ward conference, and residents Josephine Blaylock’s move, Alma Montgomery reports, Julius Campbell’s return, April Staley’s birth, and Hawthorne surgery notes covered.
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F. Blaylock
Husbaniman
The Narrow Trail at the Alhambra and The Woman Who Would Not Stay
Hart stars in The Narrow Trail at the Alhambra a western melodrama filmed amid Sierra Nevada hills and canyons with thrilling action as he pursues a forbidden love in San Francisco. Also at the Cozy a strong cast presents The Woman Who Would Not May a drama praised for its acting though its plot felt brief.
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Alhambra
Tix Tul Hart
Hart
Sierra Nevadas
Rand
Sam Franciseo
San Francisco
Madison
Two Auto Accidents at Riverdale Crossing
Yesterday afternoon two crashes occurred at the Riverdale crossing involving a new Oakland driven by Tarnasky of Salt Lake and a Ford driven by Pascal of Salt Lake. The rear wheel was torn off as a northbound passenger train struck Tarnasky’s car, lifting it into Pascal’s vehicle and causing extensive damage. All occupants escaped serious injury, with first aid given at the scene. The incident delayed freight traffic. another truck narrowly avoided collision, catching fire briefly but suffering only minor damage.
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Riverdale Crossing
Oakland
Ernest Mralr
Utah-Oregon Lumber Company
Dish
Pastal
Ralt Lake
Ogden
Salt Lake
Local Mountain Theatre Shows Mixed Screen Offerings
The Ottumwa program last night offered diverse cinema including The Soul Herder a Western drama praised for action and taunts along with the Laughing Dancers. Lost Firepeas a new Lyceum entry featured Helen Kolmes in a serial about a daughter of a wealthy inventor who locates a gasoline granulation method. The Bushranger’s Strategy continued Stingares serial acclaim and a bright comedy Jerry in Yoder Land plus a Mutual Weekly segment completed the bill.
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Sromn
Lyceum
Ogden
Helen Kolmes
Kalem
Stingares
al Eplande
Furether
Moaldens
Hat
Jerry
Yoder Land
Sermon on Self Culture by Rev John W Hyslop
The Rev John W Hyslop preached at the Church of the Good Shepherd Hinett on Sunday the sermon titled Christian Self Culture drew from St Paul 1 Timothy 4 16. He urged believers to heed themselves first noting three maxima Know Thyself Control Thyself and Sanctify Thyself presenting Greek Roman and Christian roots with emphasis on knowledge self mastery and self sacrifice. The talk framed personal virtue as the foundation of social service and humane progress.
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John W. Myelon
Church of the Good Shepherd
St. Paul
Timothy
Socrates
Mateus Aurelius
Jesus O
Nazareth
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Ill
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Anthony
Idaho
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Pingree
OW. HL Bhipley
Tlush Tiroon
Cyril T. Pingree
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Wye
Sir
Nes. H. &. Pignon
Salt Lake City
John Owens
Grant Avenue
State Department
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Rite Cawley
Hannah Bexiood
Mra. Caws
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Laura Redwine
Hetty Hutchinson
Sarah Hoblacon
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Lillian Horton
Stells Malone
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Jordan
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H.C. Hawkins
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White Rose Club
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Dee Hospital
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United States
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Western Union Telegraph CO
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Eal Thelief Society
Dean W. Alvord
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Sunmer Ranch
Apirl
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Florence Jackson Staley
Sheer
Hee
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Wberry
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Oxden
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Riverdale
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Uinad
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Utah
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Utah Canning CO
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