The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-03-10

guests invited: Misses Pearson, Graz,
Lawrence, Kescel Burlsn. Getsch. Balm,
Conover, Farnsworth, Mobir, FerrOn,
Lawry, Sherwood. Lanning, Watson.
Murphy Sutton. Brundage. Bird of
Salt Lake, Thackery, hurley; Messrs.
Hampton, Dcnoher. wilson. Fleming,
Shields, McCorkle. Wright, Lederman.
Condor, Anderson, Hood, Malta, Mr..
and Mrs Blocker and Ar. and Mrs.
After a several months visit with
Mr.. and Mrs J. w Cross, Miss Hattie
Long returned TO her home in Auburn,
Neb. The lady enjoyed her visit and
made many friends, who hoge she will
again visit this section
Mrs. F. Richardson is visiting her
relatives at Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Earl of Salt Lake
were IN the Park this week
Mrs Andrew Homer was passen-
ger from salt Lake Thursday morning,
on her way to RockDort.
Miss Maggie Lynch left the first of
the week for Canada, being summoned
by the serious illness Of her mother.
Mrs. N. A. Page and son are visitors
at Levan, Utah.
Last Monday Mrs. Ferd Getsch en-
tertained at lunch. the guests of honor
Paxton and Mrs. D. A. Sullivan Of Salt
Lake.
Mrs. d. A. Sullivan left Wednesday
afternoon for Salt Lake. after pleas
ant ten days visit in the Park.
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Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Name
Paxton was a passenger to Salt Lake,
where she will visit for fey days
with Mrs. d. A. Sullivan, then depart
remain for month or so before re-
turning home.
Mrs. Nellie Thiriot and daughter
June, returned Tuesday from a pleas
ant visit in salt lake.
Mrs. Eliza Nelson returned Tuesday
from Colorado Springs. where she has
been for several weeks visiting friends.
At their lodge room last Monday
night the Ancient Order of Hibernians
and ladies' auxiliary gave most sue
cessful entertainment. Nearly 300 in
vited guests were present and all were
delighted with the programme rem
dered. showing their appreciation by
giving hearty applause to every num-
beT- At the close of the programme
refreshments were served and the af-
fair was voted a grand success.
Mountain chapter no. 2. Order of
Eastern Star, hold their regular
monthly meeting next Monday even
ing.
The Ladies' Benevolent society viii
meet at the home of Mrs. Rhoda Nor
ris next Thursday afternoon.
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The teachers of Summit county held
an institute in this city March 1 and 2.
Vice President y. s. l.. McCOrl1le pre-
sided at the first meeting Friday af-
ternoon At this session two papers
We're read; one. What 10 Do With
Pupils Who Come to the Upper Ora DIES
Unprepared, by Miss Watson. discuss
ion led by Mr.. Smart; the other, First
Year Work in History" by Miss Muir
ply. followed by a general discussion.
Before adjournment the officers for the
ens&ing term We're elected. The bal
lOting resulted as follows; President
MI Smart; vice president, Miss Muir
ply; secretary, Miss Watson; treas
urer, Mr.. Allison; executive committee,
Miss Laning. Mr. McCOrkle and Miss
Brundige- Saturday morning Miss
Copley gave paper on Primary
Reading" discussion led by Miss
ThacBery. Professor RoyIance of the
University of Utah then addressed the
teachers on the subject of History"
in the afternoon he further treated this
same subject. After few remarks by
superintendent Blocher concerning
promotions and the closing of schools,
the institute was adjourned subject to
the call of the superin tendent. In the
evening the visiting teachers were en-
tertained al Masonic hall
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W. r. NAPLES of Salt Lake was In
the Park the first part of the week on
business.
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Miss Jean Pearson entertained a few
of her friends at cards Monday night