The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-07
PARK CITY

Tuesday evening Mr.. GaIligan planned
very pleasant surprise on Mr.. and Mrs.
1nolnas Powers AT their home in Snyder
vile; Those present were the Misses
shields. Fitzpatrick. Connolly. V Eitz-
patrick Vale MOlOne. Lucy Cacke, the
9tesdaInes Galhgdn and COniOn and the
Misses McQUeeney, Gallivan, Cloonan,
clarke, Donovan. Alien and COulbee. The
evening was spent in music and dancing,
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Mclaughlin left for
a month 5 visit through Minnesota.
MIS- John Deru and children were pas
sengers on the Union Pacific for Nevada
Ihqrsday morning, where they will visit
Win relatives for two months.
Mrs Edward PECAN and children left
"wednesday afternoon for an extended
visit in Washington with her mother.
Friday evening Miss Mary Mcdonald
entertained the members of the senior
class of the High school at her home
The house was decorated with the COlors
OF the class The invited guests were the
Misses Catherine Cunningham, Mayme
Fernette. Martha w. tanning. r. Grace
Srillman. Ella Snyder, Freida and Lillian
Tunk. Eva Lambert, Tenie Mcdonald
Florence Carpenter. Nellie Goodwin and
4lessrs- Carl Stephenson, Harry Freeman,
Leo Durzin. Willard Mcclellan, Jerry
Harrington, Professor BlOchee, LOrenZ
MuirbrOOle and Professor Hauce.
NJ J. Daily was in the Park on business
DR.. Cleveland was visiting the Park
Monday. the guest of n j. Daily
Joseph Mclaughlin left for a two
months visit in Ontario, Canada, Thurs
Mrs. Hoyt delightfully."- entertained the
members Of the Womans Athenaneum
Monday afternoon, June ].
II was an open day In honor of Mrs DR..
Dart of Salt Lake City, and many guests
were present. Current literature was the
topic and was presented in two delight
IuiIy interesting papers. The first was
review OF the book Mrs. Wigs in the
Weeter and read by Mrs. Florence White.
which was an exceptionally fine paper.
Mrs Darts paper was a most delightful
review of the story In the Valley of De-
cisiOn." by Edith Wharton 1t IS a very
difficult book tc review. and was handled
In a very charming and comprehensive
piano solo entitled Kathleen MavOur-
neen.' by Louis Dove, and she also re-
sponded to an encore with pretty two
step The next meeting viii be the an
nual one and will be at the home of Mrs.
+. J. Biggs Monday afternoon, June s.
Timothy Sullivan was a passenger TO
the Park on business this week.
Mrs A. D. Drake returned home from
the city Monday.
The fifth annual county commence
nenJ exercises were held in COalvIhe Fri
day evening, and q large number Of people
from the Park were present
WllIam DOCKET returned 10 the Park
Sunday, after a few days visit with Iela-
tiVes in Salt Lake.
Mrs. Dr. DOnohu entertained a few of
her friends at luncheon Thursday after
noon. and very eujOyab time was had
bv all present. The game of the "a ter
noon was a buttOn-hOle contest, and the
prize was won by Mrs. Lean. Those
present were the Misses Wilson. IreiaBd
Of Salt Lake and the MesdaE.es Shields.
Love. Ha-tsOOk, GOist. Armstrong, Hurl-
but Thompson, Davies, Wight r. Wight,
Bird Smith. Weeter. HOyt, Geiger, To
wey. Lean LeCOUpt. keScel. BlOchu. Nc
Phersay. Warde. I-ickhart, Wilson. Buck.
Boyd, Fargo, Espylstym. Hubbard, CTetch,
Sherman. Austin. WiddOm- Glenn Nc
Carly, ". D. Sutton, Gulliver- Kearns,
DOnOhue. ST.. Conrad and Mr.. Brinke or
Salt Lake. Mrs. Donohu was assisted in
her entertaining by Mrs TOwey and Mrs.
Mcpherson. The decorations were of
snOwballs. red peonies and plumOSd.
Mrs. Henry Fares returned home from
business trip to the city Thursday
morning.
Mrs w. Wilcox and nephew. Willie
ScOble. left Tuesday for a visit through
the eastern cities.