The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-11
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Park City. Aug. 10. Julia Bur
liz spent several days this week IN
Kamas and PeOa. She enjoyed the
outing very much
After visiting with Mrs w r
Thomas for several days, Mrs. Esther
Williamson returned to her home in
Logan Thursday afternoon.
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Tuesday evening last Mr.. and MRS
NJ. J. Daley entertained a few friends
at the Silver King An elegant dinner
was served and an evening Of rare en-
ioyment spent Owing to a hedVy
storm coming up, the guests spent the
night at the mine Those present were
Mr. and Mrs w. G. Lamb. Mrs. Nor
rison, Mrs O'Brien. Miss Mary Nc
Gee Miss Flora KVestcott; Messrs- j.
B. Fleming, g. Hampton ana Master
Ralph Morrison
Mrs. c. H Brink returned to Salt
Lake this afternoon, after delghttui
ten days visit with Mrs. w. w. Arm
| strong.
Mrs. Armstrong and Mrs. Brink were
/ entertained Thursday at the Slver
King mine
| Mrs J. S Ferris and children re-
/ turned to Salt Lake Wednesday, after
an enjoyable visit with her sister. Mrs
3 W. V. Rice.
After a delightful European trip with
4 Mr. and Mrs. ]. D. Murdoch, Miss A
! Thackeray returned to the Park Wed
nesday last. She has been engaged 10
I teach in the pubic schools
7 Mrs. H. Greena3 returned Wednesday
+ last TO her home in Cripple Creek. Colo,
! after pleasant visit with Mr. and Mrs
NJ. c. Harrington
Miss Valentine Murphy of Salt Lake
/ was a visitor in the Park this week,
I the guest of Mr., and Mrs. c. A Bio
cher.
Miss Mary Shields returned t. salt
I Lake Monday after visit with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Shields.
Mrs. A r. Higson came down from
I Pocatello. Ida, on several weeks
visit with Mrs. " A. Radon and Ms.
Fred Baekus.
Miss Addie Peters of Salt Lake is
/ spending a few days in the Park, the
guest of Miss Matte Richardson
Thursday afternoon the past noble
/ grands of Silver Leaf lodge, No. 13, ID.
I of r., met at the home of Mrs. g E.
/ Addison. A delightful afternoon was
spent with music, social converse and
refreshments. The guests of honor
/ were Mrs. J. J. jenkins and Mrs W !.
/ Snyder of salt Lake. Those present
/ were Mrs. y. Rowe, Mrs. w j. Rose
year, Mrs. II. 5. Townsend and &Ss.
| William Kneale.
Mrs. F. r. Harding of salt Lake Is
visiting with Mrs. Charles Shields.
Mrs. Charles Heath gave charming
KensingtOn Monday afternoon in honor
] OF Mrs. Morley Of Denver, who has hcen
visiting in the Park for the past two
weeks.
Mrs. C. NJ. Wilson and Miss Bessie
Wilson were passengers to lit Lake
this week on a brief visit
Thursday evening a birthday rarity
was given in honor of Peter Raley
With games of all sorts "a jolly evening
was spent Refreshments in a bundance
and variety were served. Those pres
ent were: Marie Sullivan, Eta Camp
bell Miriam Radon, Blanch and Alice
Deighton, Mabel Smith, Annie Keenan,
Ethel Doyle, Marie McPaiin, Mary
Thompson, Dena Thompson, Annie Gill
lis, Annie Raley, Joe, Frank and Any
les Stanley, Peter Raley, lie Page
Radon, Murtie McPalin, John Camp
bell John ellis. Leo Lenzi, Bert
Deighton, Harry Doyle, Charlie Thomp-
son and Joe Raley.
The cards are out announcing the
marriage of Miss Jessie Archibald and
Mr.. Walt Evans, which VIII take place
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Archibald, Snyderville, on Thursday
Aug. p.
Miss Minnie KesceI returned Tuesday
from three weeks visit with friends
in Provo.
Miss Rebecca Evans arrived in the
Park Friday from Pocatello, Ida,
: where she has been living for nearly a
year past. on weeks visit with rela-
tives. Miss Evans is a very popular
young lady and her many friends are
extending her a warm welcome.
Miss Lillian Lanyon left Sunday last
to spend two weeks with relatives IN
Kentucky.
Mrs Walter WiTeocks is back to the
Park, after an extended visit in salt
Lake.
Mrs. Z. II. Buchanan and Mrs Sarah
jenkins of Salt Lake are in the Park
on a ten DAYS visit with Mrs. Nick
Rowe.
: Mrs. Frank Schuyler of Salt Lake
made a brief visit to her sister. Mrs.
H. s Townsend, previous to her de-
parture for a years stay in Cali
fornia.
Mrs. James Farrell Of salt Lake and
her niece Mrs. Ldnett, of st. Louis,
No. have been IN the Park several
{ days visiting friends and taking in
the sights of the vicinity.
Mrs. w @. Lamb. Mrs Morrison
and Miss Flora Westcott were passen-
: gers for Salt Lake Thursday The