The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-02-22
PARK CITY.

tuesday evening Park lodge No. 4,
h. of p. celebrated their fortieth an
niversary. The wives and children of
the members were present. short
programme was rendered and delicious
refreshments were served. During the
evening a beautiful gold pin, emblemat-
ic of the order, was given Mr.. 3. NJ.
Sperry, he being the Oldest member of
the lodge in this city.
Thursday evening the Misses NSttie
and Winnie Tucker entertained a num-
Der of their friends. The invited guests
We're the Misses Belle Mcclellan, Jen-
ME Burchamshaw. Hazel Lindsey, An
ME Feeney, Josie Bailey. Effie BrennOn,
Winnie Tucker, Fannie Oliver and Net
tie Tucker, the Messrs. Bailey, Packer,
Arthur Mcclellan. Grin Cousins. John
Fitzgerald. Roy Lenzi, Jim Wright,
Will Wright. Ernest Williams, Harvey
Weist and Chris Anderson.
Miss Veronica Fitzpatrick was a pas
senger to the city Monday, where she
will remain for few weeks visiting
her sister
Thursday evening at their hall, Silver
Spray lodge No. .. D. of H, held a So
sion session after lodge. The following
programme was rendered: Piano solo,
Mary Mcdonald; recitation, Mr.. NJ
HenneSey; vocal solo, Mr.. Hunt: read
ing, Mrs. Deighton: dialogue. D. Pat
tlSOA, L. watson, MIS- N6ilSF anu Leo
Durkin; vocal solo, Mrs. n. Malta; vo-
cal sclo, Mrs. n. Gray; piano solo. Miss
NJ. Pattison; after which light refresh
mentS were served.
Mr.. George Manning was a passenger
f; to the city Friday.
Miss Ida Mcfarland and Miss Mary
Thompson planned a very successful
surprise party on Miss Dena Thomp-
son Thursday evening. Games were
nfaVed and Very r11aa nt time wa <
had by all present Those who enjoyed
the evening were the Misses Rose
Kaufman, Sadie Jourgensen, Hazel
Williams, Cleo Getch, Tresa Quinn.
Lottie oliver, Vilate Gibbons, Katie
Campbell, Maggie Wilkinson, Retta Al
len, Mable Smith. Bernal Durkin, Ger
trude Furture. and the Messrs. James
Rowe. Joe Bell, Wesley Mcdonald. Err
nest Jourgensen, George Mckay. Frank
PinneO, Charles ConlOn, Frank CIVIL
liams, Albert Lanyon, Charles Mckay
and Alex Mcdonald.
Mr. L. F. Jeffs journeyed to the city
Friday on business.
Mr. George Hall was in the Park this
week
Miss Minnie Kescel entertained the
wives of the Elks Monday evening at
her home.
Extensive preparations are being
made for the Elks' grand ball, to be
given in Maple hall Monday evening.
Mr.. Peter Martin left for the city
Tuesday afternoon.
The relief society of the L. D. S.
church gave a benefit entertainment
Thursday evening. The following pro-
gramme was rendered: Vocal solo.
Miss AllgOod; address of welcome, s.
Rasband: vocal solo, Della Rasband;
recitation. Anna Scott; comic reading,
Mr.. S. Barrett; duet, Mrs. Anna Phil
lips and Mr.. G. Phillips; reading, Mrs.
Cusby; recitation, Mrs. Baxter; dia-
logue, Ella Rasband and Roy Strom-
ness; vocal solo, May Genalds; vocal
solo, NJ. Peterson.
Mrs J. G. Harrington returned home
from the city Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred r. Davis enter
tanned number of their friends at
cards Thursday evening The prizes
We're awarded to Mr.. and Mrs. Sher-
man. Those who partook of Mr.. and
Mrs. Davis hospitality were the Misses
Grace Stillman, Kate Thorpe, Hauf
and Bertha Getch, the Mesdames Fred
Smith, Charles Heath, P. Mcpherson,
McCarty, Sherman, Donoher. Hurlbut
Fargo, Shields, Hubbard and Johnson,
and the Messrs. Fred Smith, Charles
Heath. P. Mcpherson. Huribut, Nc
Carly. Tom Walden, Shields, Hubbard
and Sherman.
The teachers of Summit county held
their regular institute at Park City this
week
Miss Jennie ellis returned from the
CITY this week