The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-25
PARK CITY SOCIETY.

Especial CorreS0oDdenceN
Park City, Nov. 24.-Mrs Helen Wright
was a passenger to Salt Lake Monday
afternoon, being called thither by the
death OF her bTOtheT-in-law.
now comfortably located in their new
home on Park avenue.
NJ. and Mrs. l. E Camomiie came I'D
from Salt Lake last Sunday with the
mining excursion and spent few hours
in visiting and meeting few of their
After many weeks of absence fr the
city, Manager SoIOu SpirO of the Asch-
Park a few DAYS. this week, looking after
the interests OF that institution. His wife
G-a not accompany him.
Mrs. Joseph Franklin is at present at
Bellevue, Ida. where her brother Jim IS
at deaths door from consumption
.
Charles Thorurose LETT Wednesday for
Mexico, where he viii remain for sew
ersl months.
Miss J. l. Wood. one Of Park City's
popular young ladies. left Thursday IOr
Mexico. where she goes to keep house
Tor her uncle, J. L; Quinn, 2 former
Mrs F.. r. Thirtot has been in SaIt
La the past week in ATTENDANCE on her
ro-r-a some time next week.
Mrs. w Z. Grey and family will ar
rive Thursday next from Salt Lake and
Park.
Mrs. J. W Stevens and her two daugh-
tiers, Misses Maggie and Clara were IN
the Park several days This week, guests
at the Silver King mine They enjoyed
their visit very much.
Miss Ross came un to the Park Thurs
day morning with little Golden Fleming.
on q visit 10 the father of the latter. J.
b. Fleming of the Silver King mill. They
week.
Mrs Julius FTankel and son. George.
returned Friday from Ogden, where they
have been for several weeks visiting ,rel-
at.ves.
Z. . .
ger Thursday morning on a visit with
TRENDS for week or So
Tuesday evening last Mrs Charles
Shields entertained deliberately at sixty
three Eleven tables we're filled and the
aFpointments We're well arranged and
beautiful Dainty refreshments were
served and the event was a most enjoy
able one Mrs. Mcpherson. Mrs. Geiger
and Mrs. Armstrong assisted the hostess
in serving Prizes were awarded 20 MIR.
W. /. Snyder. Mrs. W. " Armstrong
lacting genD. Dr. L. P lie Compile. Miss
FerCCa. Miss Watson and Miss Pearson.
The following were the guests present:
MeSsrs. and MesdameS J. w White r
J. WeSJCott. W. T.. Snyder, l. f Hubbard.
j. W. GeiEer, f r. Davis. z. J. Begss,
W g. Lamb, ". W. Armstrong, D. g.
Mclaughlin, r. p lie COmptc Walter
Scott. g. A. BiOCheT. p. Mcpherson, II.
Welsch- Misses NJ. Hurley. M McGee L
Baine- Zetta FamSwOTth. EStella Wat
son, Bertha GetSCh, Lena MObir, Eva
Conner. Julia Bur.iu- Margaret Brund-
age, Louise Sherwood, Edith Lowery,
Anna GetSch. Cora Snyder. Maud Gray,
Jean Pearson. Lou Delaney. Kate Law
renee, IT. Ferron, Valentino Murphy,
Agnes Harrington. MeSSTS- -. p Shields
I. Lederman, g. D. Blood, Jack Thorn
son. ID. ). L. MCCorkIe. Rob Wherritt
DIR. Donoher, A. Williams and James
John \ Malta was a passenger to Salt
Lake Friday afternoon To witness Alice
Nelson in The Fortune Teller" he
VIII remain in the city until sunday.
The Misses Annie Corrigan, Teresa and
Annie. Deason gave a party TO num-
latter Wednesday evening With games.
refreshs-2uts and social converse a de-
f-2ttul time was enjoyed
Miss Masgis Donovan returned from
weeks delightful visit with friends.
The ladies of the Congregations church
gave dime social last evening which
was well attended and thoroughly en-
joyed.
q q e,
Local talent viii hold the boards at
the Dewey theatre next Wednesday
company. comprised of prominent young
society people of the Park. viii present
the Irish drama, The Shamrock and
the Rose"
O. % -
Miss Zetta FaruswOrth gave a musicale
at her home Friday evening, which was
enjoyed by all present. Those partIcipat-
ing were BERTHE Jensen, Gatha and Bur
mai Durkin, JEANNE Rasband. Vera
Lowe. Edith Evans. Ada KimbaIl. Flor
ence Hurlbut. Lillian and Frieda Funk
. .
The Woman's Athenaeum met at the
home of Mrs. ". ". Armstrong on Mon
day Nov. -. President T. Whitehead
presiding. After The reading of the min