The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-07
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PARK CITY.

/ York to spend the summer in Provo
with Mrs. CaTrutheTs.
PARK CITY.
] Park City. July 81 4. Malta and
Frank Daley were visitors at the Hot
Pots this week, where they spent the
Fourth.
Wednesday afternoon the ASK Me
club was royalty entertained by Mrs.
NJ D. Hurlbut- Mrs. Learn was the
guest Of honor.
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A circus party was given last even
ing by Mrs. W. @. Lamb and Mrs w
w. Armstrong. 1t. was an enjoyable
affair.
A lawn party was given by Mrs. W.
Q. Lamb Oh the evening of the Fourth
About twenty persons We're present and
with fireworks, refreshInents and mu-
sic a delightful time gas had.
Mrs. Fred Hale and daughter Edith
are enjoying a visit in the Park and
are the guests Of Mrs. w. w. Arm
strong Tonight party viii be given
in their honor.
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The St Luke's Guild will meet at
the home of Mrs +. A AIcCaTty Tues
day afternoon next
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The Fourth of July ball at the Dewey
theatre Thursday night was one of the
finest social affairs of the season.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John lIcSorIey gave an
elabO- ere dinner Thursday in honor of
Mr.. an Mrs. William McSorley. The
table and dining room were beautifully
decorated and the menu was superb.
After a pleasant ten days visit with
Miss Frances Shields. Miss Thethe Har-
dy returned to her home in salt Lake
yesterday afternoon.
Mr. w. D. Sutton and Mrs. Annie
Schafter were united in marriage at
salt Lake Thursday evening. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. Henry of
the NJ E church, and only a. very few
friends were present. The groom is a
prominent business man of this city
and the bride is a we'll known lady Of
salt Lake The couple have the well
wishes of hosts OF friends, and their
homecoming viii be hailed with pleas
ure by friends in Park City. They viii
return 10 the Park Monday.
Mrs. Charles Shields entertained at
cards Wednesday afternoon in honor
Miss Vera Hardy. The parlors were
handsomely decorated with bunting,
flags and cut flowers. Hearts was the
game played, and the score and tally
cards were the national COlOrs and cut
in the shape Of hearts. The prize win
nerS were MIS-. A Weber, Mrs. +.
Emery and Mr.. G. A. BlOCher. After
the game choice refreshments were
served and the affair was pronounced
a most successful and pleasant one.
The guests. AIeSdameS J. T. Geiger, J.
w. White, r. q. RalstOn, F. Emery,
w. &. Lamb, ". W. Armstrong, W. L.
Boyd, p. II. TOwey, Ellen Blood, w. J.
Buck, L. T. Hubbard, j. W. GeIger, G.
NJ Wilson, Walter Scott, Z. McPher-
kelSO +. 5. Fox. A. Weber. +. White
head, +. A McCarJy, /. Condor, 4.
Williams. +. W HOyt, William Ferry,
c. A. Blocher, J. T. Kescel; Misses
Bessie Wilson. Katherine Lawrence
and Laura McComber.
Miss Marie Dablestein and Miss
Annie Peterson Of WinOna, Mimi, are
visiting in the Park and are the guests
Of Andrew Peterson and his wife. The
young ladies viii remain for two or
three months.
AIRS. George Z. Hedges and daughters
left Wednesday last for Terre Haute,
Ind. where they VIII remain during the
summer months.
Miss Jessie Huribut leaves next Mon
months with friends.
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A happy surprise party was given
Monday last on Miss Maud Kennedy -
her home by a number of friends. Tie
game played was saints and the
prize winners were Miss Bessie Wyclz-
of, Miss Nellie Sperry, Ed Phillips
and Frank Fernette. Excellent refresh
ments were served Those present
were: MaUde Kennedy, Mary Kearns,
Bessie Wyckoff, Grace Richardson,
Jennie ArchbOId. Bessie DOrity, Claire
Stevenson, Maud JuTgensen, Teassie
Deason, Annie DeasOn, Nellie Sperry,
Laura Sperry, John WyckOff, BOnie
DeasOn, Ed Paxton. Ed Phillips, Rich
ard williams, Frank Fernette, John
Perry and Laurence Cunningham.
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Mrs. Charles Haueter is visiting with
her mother Mrs. Schlagle.
This afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie
Condor. left for MarenCi, ATiz-, where
they viii in future reside. Mr.. Condor
has accepted a lucrative position at
that place.
Dr. and Mrs. Z. Viko left Fri
day for New York, where they go to
remain. A number of friends were at
the depot to say goodbye and wish
them success.
The many friends of Miss Mayme
Hurley were surprised Sunday last to
hear Of her marriage with Mr.. J. ".
Thompson, formerly of the Silver King.
The ceremony took place at the Cath9-
lie church in this city at a. m. sun
day, end the happy couple took the
o'clock train for Pearl, Ida, where tncy
viii reside The couple have hosts O..
friends in Park City, and they take
with them the best wishes for q long
and happy matrimonial career.
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Mrs. J. W. Geiger was a visitor II
salt Lake this week.
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Mrs. c. A Blocher was among the
salt Lake visitors this week.
A surprise party was given at the
home Of Mrs. Charles Shields Monday
evening by George Geiger. on Miss
Thethe Hardy Of Provo. Games, music
and refreshments were the features Ct
The occasion. and a happy time result
Cd. Mrs. Shields was assisted in sorV-
ing by Mrs. KelsO and Miss Hardy. The
invited guests We're: Misses Gratta
Price. E. PECAN. Mabel AfOffat May
Hedges, Florence Hurlbut. Edna suit
ton, Lillian Hedges, Laura Townsend,