The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-08-09
PARK CITY.

Monday evening Misses Hazel and Elva
MihilntSns were the recipients OF a NEST
friends Of the young ladies came TO the
residence Of Mrs. Reese Williams. on
were spending the summer and there II
was that the party was given. Delicious
refreshments were served at about II
O'Clock and the guests departed at a late
hour, all unanimous in voting the Misses
Williams most charming hOstesses. Those
present were the Misses LOttie OIncr.
Brunneii. Durkie. Ida McFarlanc Wayne
wilson. May NimO, Eta HOWcllS. Mag
gle Ferguson. Emma Howells. Ruby Fer
guSOn, Rose Kaufman, Della Villa ms.
Myrtle Van Alstyne and the Messrs. Al
Charles Ford. Frank Pinncp. jr.. Joe Bell.
James Metcaif Robert Dalglish. Roy
Gushing, James Howell and Barren Sell
ers.
Mrs. Genettc Scott of Butte City. Mont.
IS in town on a visit to Mrs. j. Il. Tregea
Mrs Scott formerly lived in Park city
and has host Of friends who are delight
ed to have her again in their midst.
Mrs. Isaac Iregea came UP Sunday on
visit to her husband, who is living in
Mrs. James Beede is spending few
days visiting in the Park, the guest OF
Mrs. w. w. Armstrong.
Mr.. and Mrs. w a. Radon went to
Salt Lake Wednesday and took in Ring
ling Bros circus.
The Messrs. Sam II. Radon. George
/. Geiger and Mc-tague Allen spent Wed
Silver lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Prisk. Mrs.
John Prisk. Mrs. John May and Mrs. J.
G. Perry formed a jolly party that spent
Wednesday at Brightons lake.
Monday evening the members of the
honor OF Mrs. Neidig. musical pro-
gramme was rendered and refreshments
were served and a good time enjoyed by
ali present. The following programme
was rendered:
Piano solo ............... Mary Mcdonald
Vocal solo ........,.....-... Agatha Durkin
Remarks ........................ Mrs. Neidig
Piano selection ..-....... Merle Whitehead
Remarks ECONOMICALLY. H. MalOna
During the refreshments several very
entertaining graphophone selections were
w w. Armstrong left Wednesday for
California on business.
James Lockhart returned to Park city
/ Thursday after having spont several days
| In the metropolis.
Invitations are out for a card party to
be given by the Misses Christine AicDon-
aid and Maggie Ninno.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles =. COulon and
Mrs John T. Welsh left Saturday for
f, Antwerp. y, y. where they so 20 visit
friends and relatives. They expect 60 be
gone about month or six weeks.
T E VIII OF Kansas City has been
spending n few days in Park City en- route
John w. Geiger returned wednesday
after having spent the past three weeks
an Baltimore and Burlington. Ia Mr.
1
City lodge No. 724. +. i. .. e. at n grand
I lodge meeting Of that order held in Balti-
more last month.
Thursday Miss Bertha Duridns enter
tanned several friends very pleasantly az
a picnic-on Bonanza flat. Those who on
jOyed tho hospitality Of Miss Durkn
were tho Misses Ella Williams. Hazel
Williams Alice Durkin. LOtiie oliuer.
Irunice Knapp. Eta HOwclls. Ida McFar-
lane. Emma Howels. cleo Getch and
Elva Williams.
Mrs John w. Geigcr went Co Salt Lake
Tuesday and returned Thursday.
Thursday evening the Degree OF Honor
! No. 2 a. Q. L. w. celebrated the teutt
anniversary Of its organization. A gless-
ing game was one Of the features OF the
evening. i'm which Miss Christina McDon-
aid won the ladies' prize and r J. Me-
/ Laughin the geutlemans prize A worry
/ fine musical and literary programme wa
rendered as follows.
I Piano solo .........-...-.... Lizzie Watson
Recitation .....-...-........ Flora CroSSmar
Recitation ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. James Dor
Recitation ....-....-.-..-.-.- Rhoda Mason
I Vocal solo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Nettie GRAY
I Recitation ................. James N'mmc
! Recitation .................. Esther Gidlcl
| Instrumental duet ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
| .....-............L Lillian and Frieda Funk
I At the close Of the evenings entertain
/ meut delicious refreshments were served