The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-06
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% her home on WOOdside avenue. The
house was prettily decorated with cut
lowers. The afternoon was spent I'M the
telling Of original funny stories. and the
prize WAS won by Mrs. Henry Hughes.
Those present were the Misses Mae Bail
Ei Bessie wise D, Gcucyicve Wilson. julia
Burln. Minnie kescel. Carrie Sutton.
Ifen2 Mo6sr' Eva Hughes. DIT. Mabel
hughes, Margaret Bruudage and the
Mesdames Buck, Townsend. Shields,
Lam Backers. Fred Backers. Radon.
IiiEson Hulburt. Wight. Lockhart. Beggs.
GulliVer, thompson. Hughes. B%rundage.
sutton. MlddOws. Robins. Currie. Goist.
Carnan, Baker, Lindsay. McGrath and
Mrs. Joseph F.. Robinson was in the
dEk on business Thursday
Mrs, Annie Shields was "a passenger to
tnf city Monday last. where she viii In
future reside.
Dr. Mabel Hughes returned to Salt
Lake Wednesday afternoon. after q pleas
ant ten days visit with her parents.
MISS Mary Cook entertained very pleas
ahty MONDAY evening Those present
were Misses Minnie KeSCel. Anna Hedges.
Mary Cook and the Messrs. George Gel
ger. =. Fischer. Hall and Fred Cook.
DR. and Mrs. H l. Love and son left
Sunday last for Provo, where they viii
rake their home. Their many friends
wish them an success, but regret very
much their departure from Park City.
Miss Margaret Shields left Tuesday for
salt Lake, where she will attend school
at st. Mary'S academy.
John NoOnan is visiting In the Park.
Miss Belle Grant entertained very m
formally Monday evening. Her guests
were Nfr ana Mrs Ruck Mr. and Mrs.
Towey, Misses May Baillie. Clara Dick
ert of Salt Lake, Mary Shields and Mr..
Mrs. Henry Hughes and daughter. DR..
Mabel Hughes. and Miss Isabelle Grant
spent se yeral days at Brighton.
Mrs. Thomas Kearns was a Park City
visitor this week.
Mrs. Felix Traynor and sister. Miss
Jessie O'Hagan, returned home Monday
morning after a two weeks visit in Salt
Lake. where they had been for the bene-
fit Of Mrs. TraynOr's health.
Mrs. NJ. J McGil spent several days IN
SaltsLake this week with her mother.
Mrs. Jim Lynch returned to the city
Monday, after a pleasant visit of ten
John A.. Malta entertained a few OF his
friends Saturday evening at supper after
the n Those who enjoyed the even
ing were the Misses May Bailer, Agnes
harrington. Bessie Faddes. Bates, Katie
Lawrence and the Messrs. John A. Malta.
r T. Walden. Simon Frazier and Roy
Mcdonald.
Mrs. Henry Shields and daughters,
catherine and Henrietta. returned home
Thursday morning after a brief visit i'm
Willard Mcclellan left Thursday after
noon for Salt Lake. where he will attend
school at the university.
Miss Mary Shields entertained very in
formally Friday evening in honor of Miss
Diekert of Salt Lake. Her invited guests
were Misses Isabelle Grant Of the Keogh-
Messrs. viii Dickert. Frank Shields. Har-
ry Malone and Dan 3. Shields.
Misses Jean Pearson and Maud Gray
rode over to Brighton this week.
Miss Nellie Goodrich returned TO the
Park Saturday morning after having
spent a most enjoyable summer I'm Nor
borne, No, visiting with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. .Prisk and little
ga lghter left Wednesday on a months
yisit with Nh. Prisks parents in Ely.
MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Cupit and Mrs.
td Huribut returned home Thursday aft
ernOon from am extended visit in Eng
land and on the continent.
Miss Bessie Paddles. accompanied by
the children of Senator Kearns, left for
sail Lake Thursday
one of the most delightful informals Of
the season was the entertainment given
by John Geiger at his residence on Nor
lOik avenue. Ihe Park City Mandolin
and Guitar club was present and rendered
sweet music. Several guests were pres
ent and a most enjoyable time was had.
The house was Hastily decorated with cut
flowers daisies being used with very
pretty effect. Delicious refreshments
were served. Representative Evans pre-
sided over this part Of the evenings en-
t~crtainmcnt.
Miss Jean Pearson is spending "a few
DAYS in salt Lake visiting with friends
Mrs q. ~ Blocher returned Saturday
morning after a pleasant ten days visit
Mrs. J.. w. Geiger is visiting in Salt
A jolly party attended tho Tuesday
night social dance at Maple hall. After
the dance they repaired TO the senate
restaurant, where a sumptuous rcpast
was had.
John Fisher is home again after several
- A.. Hooper was a Park City visitor
j. d. Quinn was a Salt Lake visitor
About fifty members of the Salt Lake
lodge of Ladies of the MacCabees spent
Friday in Park City, the local lodge en-
were set i'm Clerks Union building. The
dining room presented a most pleasing
appearance. being decorated as il was
with an abundance Of flowers.
MISS Petrea Paul was the recipient of
a pleasant birthday party. The guests
Edna Hollendrakc. Dorothy Fargo.
Messrs. Ed Stewart. Joe Hoiendrakr.
CLYDE Paul, David Geiger, Harold Bar
Miss Mabel Benny entertained a few of
h.r friends Tuesday afternoon. The in
WED guests were Rose Niles. Mabel
Benny Leah Townsend, Charlotte Trie.
Bessie Uric, Fannie Uric. Jennie Uric.
Maggie Uric. Mary Townsend. Lilly Reat-
", Helen Reynolds, Ruth Brimhall. Rose
66fgnell ®or Benny, Eva Benny and
Richard Hapgood returned to his home
ln the city, after Il pleasant visit with
Hazel Wallace and Mabel Densmore are
visiting with Hazel Williams.
Mrs NJ G.. KimbaII returned to the CITY
after q ten DAYS visit with her daughter.
Mrs. 2. TT. TOwey.
Miss Grant entertained in honor Of DR.
hughes Tuesday evening. The guests
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Hughes NJ
and Mrs. TOWey. Mr.. and Mrs. RippinQ-
NAM. the Misses Martha and EliZabetb
tanning. DR.. Mabel Hughes. Eva HUGHES
Katie Malone, May Baillie. Mr.. L. l.. WAL
den and Mr.. Mixer.
Miss Grant and Miss Buck were nTeas-
autly entertained Thursday afternoon 9f
The Anchor tunnel. They were the CHESTS
or Mrs. j. Mckenzie.
Mr. and Mrs. r. w. Frazier arc pxDact-
ed home this week. They have been Wis
lti1g for three months at their old home
in Nova Scotia.
Misses Eva Hughes. Katie Lawrence.
Messrs. RObby Parry and Gus Farnaorph
were "a jolly party that spent "Wednesday
at the MinOla mine.
a moonlight horseback ride up the cam
yon Thursday night was enjoyed by the
following Misses X. Malone. NJ. BaUie
and Isabelle Grant. Messrs. IT. L. Walker
L. A Malone and J.. Walker. After the
rlde the party repaired to Miss MaIOne's.
where delicious refreshments were served.
which. together with vocal and iustru-
mental music, formed a very pleasant
evening entertainment
RTCHFIELD.
RichGeld. Sept. 6.-Rev. T.. + MorS
came down from Salt LAX on a short
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