The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-24
PARK CITY.

One of the most successful social af-
fairs of the year was the card and
dancing party given Monday evening
in the new dancing hall by MesSrs. and
Mesdames lie Compile. Steele, Hurlbut,
Rice. Heath. Davis and McCarty.
Invitations were sent to about $50
persons. and nearly all were present
The hall was decorated with banners,
pictures and flags of the various ma
tons, while in the center of the floor
was circle OF seats which were COW
cred with cushions After the dancing
and cards. refreshments were served,
and all present had pleasant even
ing.
Miss May Stanley was a passenger to
Salt Lake on Mondays train Miss
Stanley viii visit with friends there
for few days.
Monday evening was the regular
meeting night of Park lodge No. 7S4,
B. P. o. Elks, but, to celebrate their
winning the prize in Salt Lake, all
business was dispensed with and a
good time had. At 7:30 the entire lodge
formed in q line of march, headed by
the Park City band and marched
around the town, carrying purple and
white umbrellas, thence to their lodge
room, where a social session was held.
The band furnished music and the lodge
the refreshments. A general good time
was had. Several members furnished
entertainment, vocal solos and recita-
tons being given.
Mrs. Decker, accompanied by little
Mable Lubbock, are in the Park visiting
friends.
Several parties have gone over 10
Brighton's lake and spent day pic
nicking there, during the week.
Mrs. H. L. Gray of Blackfoot, Ida.
is in Park City visiting friends.
Tuesday afternoon Mrs Fred Hayt
entertained the Sunday school classes
of the Congregational church at her
residence in North Park City. The day
was spent in games and outdoor amuse-
ments, and a generally good time had
by the little folks. Mrs. Hayt was as
sisted in entertaining by Mesdames
Lindsay, Sherman, Hughes, Misses
Martha Laning, E. Laning, Mary Nc
Donald and Bessie Wilson.
The ladies' auxiliary of the A. o. H.
gave an entertainment at their hall
wednesday evening in honor of the Of
hcers of the grand lodge of the A O.
H A programme consisting of a one
act farce, That Rascal, Pat" and sew
eral musical selections We're rendered,
after which refreshments were served.
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Several camping parties have gone
during the week to the Provo river on
fishing and hunting trips, and all re-
port having had a fine outing.
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DR.. Wilson is taking a trip through
the northwest for a VaCa fiOO
j. P. Boyle of Salt Lake is in the Park
visiting friends
Mr.. Charles Keith spent Thursday in
Park City visiting the Silver King
mine.
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Thursday evening a pleasant party
was given by Mrs J. Mcdonald in hon
or of her daughter, Mary. Games were
played, refreshments served and a good
time had Those present were Misses
F. Carpenter, Christina Mcdonald. H.
Mcdonald, Messrs. Sam Radon. IT,,
Ed Walker and John Quinn.
Miss Katie Farrell spent the week in
town visiting friends.
Mrs James Lochart returned to Park
City Sunday after a visit with friends
in Salt Lake.
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Misses Jean Pearson and Maud Gray
returned home after a pleasant ten
days visit in Salt Lake.
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Extensive preparations are being
made for a grand ball to be given La
Dor day by the Park City Miners
union The day is to be properly OBJ
served and a big time is anticipated.
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Mr.. William McFalls returned home
Saturday from Salt Lake, where he has