The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-09-09


The ball given by the Ideal orchestra
at the Dewey theatre Monday night was
a deli~htful affair and society was out
in force.
]. ]. Thomas of Salt Lake made a brief
visit TO the Park the first of the week
Mrs B. E. Brown left Tuesday after
noon for PhiliDpsburg. Mont. where her
husband is now employed, and where she
leaves many warm friends in the Park,
VINO wish her every success in her new
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Mrs. D. c. Mclaughlin was passenger
t TO salt ft, Lake Monday last and visited
Park yesterday morning.
Mrs. P. B. Morris and granddaughter.
Mrs. Rhoda Mason, returned from
two-months' visit in Salt Lake Tuesday
last.
chant of Victor, Colo, is in the Park on
a few weeks visit with sisters, Miss
tanning and Mrs. T. L. Love.
Mrs. VIII DEM and Mrs. G. NJ Whit
more more returned to their home in Nephi
visit with Mrs L. Z. Hubbard
The Masonic lodge held a special meet
Master Mason degree was conferred
upon Mr.. w. ]. Snyder. A social time
HdS 6uJOyeQ dlIeT the session at WDlch
refreshments. We're served and speeches
made by c. A Blocker, Mr. Snyder and
others.
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Mrs. E. Cannon is back TO the Park af-
ter a three-weeks' visit with her daugh-
ter-in-law, Mrs J. F. Cannon of Stockton.
Mrs. Jackson Fairhurst was among the
Salt Lake passengers Wednesday after
noon. where she viii visit for a few weeks
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Miss Wayne Hurley is visiting in the
metropolis for few days
Mrs. Charles Wilson is visiting with rel
atives in Salt Lake
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Mrs. John Paradise and Mrs. George
Smith accompanied their husbands to
Salt Lake Wednesday afternoon, their
mission being TO attend the Democratic
Mrs James Farrell. accompanied by her
daughter, Miss Kate, of Salt Lake, is in
the Park enjoying visit with friends
Mrs Julia Kennedy has resigned her
position with the "a. S. Aschheim Mer-
camille company, and Thursday afternoon
Journeyed TO Salt Lake tor few days
visit and recreation
NJ. s. Aschheim has been in the Park
several days this week on business and
where he will probably spend the winter.
James d. Murdoch for many years the
master mechanic of the Ontario company,
will move his family to Salt Lake the
first OF the week and take up their per-
manent residence Mr. Murdoch has ac-
CURED sufficient means to take life easy,
which he proposes doing in the future.
T. L. Gallaher, principal of the High
school, returned to the Park Wednesday
morning from his visit in Illinois, and
will enter upon his school duties next
Monday.
Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. L. E.
Hubbard gave a dinner in honor of Mrs
The others present were Mr.. and Mrs.
w. w. Armstrong, Miss Lees, Mr.. and
Mrs. Char Shields and Mr.. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. w. G. Lamb entertained
a few friends at luncheon Wednesday af-
ternoon.
Mrs. ]. S. Gard of Salt Lake is visiting
in the Park, the guest OF Mr. and Mrs
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Sorensen returned
Thursday from a four-weelzs' visit at Al
ger, O. They visited with Mrs SOrensen's
relatives and report very pleasant time.
Mrs. 0. L Brown of Salt Lake has
been visiting with Mrs. F. S Fox, at
her country home at Rockport, this
county. Both ladies were in the Park
Friday greeting old friends.
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Miss Bessie Grace, one of our former
school teachers. and one of the most
popular young society ladies of Park
City, will be united in marriage next
Wednesday to Mr.. Harry Lansdown of
Everett, Wash. After the CEREMONY the
happy couple Will take the afternoon
train for their future home.
Miss Ruth Winters. who has been
visiting with her sister. Mrs. II. B.
Bates of this city, returned to the me-
tropolis this week accompanied by
Mrs. Bates. who viii remain in the city
for several days.
Miss Verde Post of Provo is a Wis
itor in the Park. the guest of Miss
Claire Stevenson.
Miss Minnie Kescel entertained a few
friends at her elegant home Friday
evening. The evening was pleasantly
spent with graphOphone selections, re-
freshments and social converse. Those
present were Misses Ida Cohen, Mary
Shields, Esther Weist, S. H. Radon,
Frank Shields and Harry Malone.
Harry Lansdown arrived in the Park
this morning from Everett, Wash, and
will remain until after his marriage to
Miss Crosse.
D. S. L. McCorkle came up from Salt
Lake yesterday morning lie Will nave
charge of the Ontario school
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Mrs. Anna Gibson, one of Summit
county's delegates to the Democratic
state convention. returned home yes
terday morning.
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Horace Russell brother of Mrs. Ar
thur Williams, of Missouri, is on a
visit in the Park
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Mrs. Florence E. Williams is visiting
with friends in Salt Lake
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Miss Jessie HurIbert entertained the
Ask-Me club last Thursday evening in
a very pleasing manner, with obser-
walton contests, refreshments, etc. The
prize winners were Miss GitSch ana
Mrs. w. G. Lamb. Those present were
Mrs. w. Scott. Mrs. Middour, Mrs.
Cross, Mrs. Charles Heath, Mrs. w.
w Armstrong, Mrs. w. G.. Lamb. Mrs.
Arthur Williams. Mrs. LIE Compile, Mrs.
F. Smith. Misses Gitsch, Lees and
Macomber.
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A delightful L O'Clock luncheon was
given By Miss frankie NOOnan last
vxrn1,a Miss Pes