The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-14

turning to the Park
Mrs. NJ. McIlhenney, after two
years absence from the Park, arrived
from Watertown, y. Y, Monday last
and will remain a month or more visit
ing with her son, Mr. E PECAN
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On Tuesday evening last Miss Jean
/ Pearson and Mrs. Charles Shields
deliberately entertained at the home Of
/ the latter in honor of Miss Gunnell Of
Evanston, who is the guest of Miss
/ Pearson ''KIOndike hearts was
played, and the prize winners were
Miss Edith Hale, Mrs. J. w Geiger, w.
d. Donaher and J. A. Malta At the
close of the game delicate refreshments
were served and music, singing and
dancing enjoyed. The guests were:
MeSSrs. and Mesdames Armstrong,
Lamb, Geiger, Scott, Mcpherson,
Davis, BlOcher, Hubbard, Mesdames
Harris, Crabbs. Hale, A. Williams. the
Misses Julia Burlin, Brundage, Hale,
Hardy, Wilson, Lawrence, McPhie,
MesSrs. Hampton, Steele, Shields, DON
sher. Fleming, Malta, Goliath, Kan
ters, Leibert, Blood, Wherritt, Idle
mann and Anderson.
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Friday party of ladies and gentle
men drove over to Brighton, the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Lamb.
On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. W. G.
Lamb entertained q party of lady
friends with trip to the great Silver
King mine. After a tour through the
mine dinner was served and a delight
full time enjoyed. The guests were
Mesdames Harris, Crabbs, Shields,
Hale, Armstrong and the Misses Hale
and Hardy.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. V. Rice returned
from their Canadian trip Monday last
and are now comfortably located for
the summer in their home on Park
avenue.
A successful progressive euchre party
was given at the home of Mrs. w. w
Armstrong Monday evening in honor of
the Salt Lake visitors, Mrs. and Miss
Hale. Choice refreshments were served
ana enjoyment reigned. The prize
winners were Mrs. Walter Scott, Mrs.
Charles Shields, J. B. Fleming and J.
II. Steele. Those present were: Messrs.
and Mesdames Shields Lamb, Scott,
Learn, Weeter, BlOcher. Mrs. J. T. Har-
r1s, Mrs. CrabbS and Mrs. Hale (SaH
Lake., Misses Lawrence, Pearson,
Hale, McGhie, Wilson, Hardy, GunnelI.
Messrs. Steelye, Hampton, Blood, An
derSOn, Wherritt, Donaher, Goliath,
Kanters, Fleming and Lederman.
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Tuesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Robert Mawhinney, her daughter.
Miss Winnie, was the recipient of a
pleasant surprise party given by a
number Of her young friends. With
games, music and refreshments a. very
pleasant time resulted.
Monday last Miss Effie Van ATstine
and Mr. Kenneth Crawford, both of
Park City, were united in marriage, the
ceremony taking place at Lehi, Utah.
"Wednesday the bar,r1xr %,
the Park, and in the evening a dance
and reception were given in their honor
at the Dewey theatre, at which a large
number of their friends participated
The young people are well known and
popular and congratulations were
showered upon them and well wishes
for future happiness and prosperity
were numerous.
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Gay NeWcOmb, sister of Mrs. 9. F.
Goi6t is in the Park on a few weeks
visit.
Wednesday last Mrs. Charles Shields
gave d delightful picnic to the Alliance
tunnel, when the picnickers were roy
ally entertained by Mrs. J. T Geiger.
Mountain climbing and mine explCring
were INDUCED in, and all were inter-
ested and pleased The affair was siven
III honor of Miss Hardy of Salt Lake.
the guests We're Mrs. J. T. Harris of
Salt Lake, Mrs. C. D. Craibbs of Gin
cinnati, Mesdames L NIB, Frankel,
Scott, Blocher, Arms ,rong, White.
Blood. Wilson, Learn, J. W. Geiger and
Miss Bessie Wilson.
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After a pleasant visit of a week with
Mrs. w. W. Armstrong, Mrs. and Miss
Hale returned to their home in Salt
Lake Wednesday afternoon.
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Bird Wednesday evening a pleasant
sixty-three party was given in honor
of Mrs. Bessie Minis anitz aud Miss
Fannie Bird, who are visiting in the
Park The home was prettily deco
rated and at the close of the game re-
freshments were served. Prizes were
awarded to Mrs. ". w. Armstrong,
Mrs. Charles Shields, James Steele and
Mr.. Charles Shields. The guests IF the
evening we're Messrs. and ATesGames
Lamb, Armstrong, Shields, Weeter,
Bird, Mrs. Harris, Mrs. Crabbs, the
Misses Pearl Lambert, AIcGhie, Messrs.
Ben Hampton, j. Steele, Kenyon, Malta
and Fleming.
Thursday afternoon the past noble
grands of Silver Leaf lodge No. 9,
Daughters of Rebekah, met at the
nome Of Mrs. William J. ROsevear. che
parlOrS were especially decorated for
the occasion. and the ladies were en-
tertained royalty by the hostess. Choice
and varied refreshments were served
and a good time enjoyed. The ladies
present were: MesdameS Kneale,
Lindsay, Fox, Smith, Kane, Addison
and Patrick. The next meeting will be
held the second Thursday of next
month at the home OF Mrs. 9. A. Adj
olson.
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Wednesday Miss Bessie Wilson en-
tertained at the home of her parents.
DR.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Wilson. Guessing
contests, music, games and refresh
ments were the pleasures of the even
ing. The prize winners were: Miss
Kate Lawrence, Miss Minnie Kescel.
Mr.. Goliath and Mr.. Kanters. The
guests We're: Misses Hardy, GunneH.
Trethewey, Pearson,n Kescel, Sutton,
Malone, Lawrence, Messrs. Anderson;
II. Wright, Goliath, Kanters Leder-
man, DOnaher and Hogan.
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Among the visitors to the Silver
King Wednesday last were Mr.. and
Mrs. F. A Bird, Mrs. Kanitz and Miss
Fannie Bird.
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Mrs. A. A. Mcbride OF Salt Lake is
the guest o Mrs. NJ. J. DAILY of the
Silver King mine.