The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-01
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INNS NtlfAa were IlHNEIs anu
prizes were awarded 90 Mrs. Fargo and
Dr. Wilson A supper was served by
me ladies' and the proceeds are 20 be
given 90 the poor The hail was ar
usucaliy decorated with the colors Of
the lodge.
Mr.. i. J. Mclaughlin and little
daughter. Tessie We're passengers to
the city Sunday
Mr.. George Geiger was up from the
city sunday.
Tuesday evening the Misses Vnate
Gibbons and Marjorie Archibald
planned a very successful surprise par
y on Miss Alice Archibald of snyder
vile The merry crowd were driven TO
the home of Miss Archibald and there
pleasant evening was spent Those
present were the Misses Hazel Lindsey.
sadie Wilson, Sadie Gibbons, Emben
Rasband, Gertrude Woods, Jennie
Archibald, and the Messrs. Rome Par
ton. j. Coleman, William McFaus. Mar
snail Pearson, George Quinn. Harvey
West Clarence Carly. ID. Workman.
Willard Mcclellan Roy Lenzi. Clifford
Mayne, John Beyly. Roy Briggs. Lau-
renee Cunningham and Frank A.
Shields.
Mrs. John Trenton, accompanied by
her daughter Daisy, came up 60 the
Park Wednesday on ten days visit
Mrs. Charles Shields entertained at
dinner Sunday I'm honor of Mr.. George
j.. Geiger. The guests were the Messrs.
George Geiger. George Bates. Harry
Hall and Frank Banic0tt.
The Columbia and Philadelphia Lit
erary societies Of the Park City High
school held a joint programme Monday,
concentrating the birth of Washing
ton.
Mrs. Franklin and her daughter. Mel
lie. came up from the city this week
The relief society Of the l.. D. S.
church gave a basket" party Thurs
day evening in their amusement hail.
and the proceeds viii be given to the
choir.
Wednesday evening at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Buck. Miss May
Bailey entertained the NeighbOrhOOd
Whist club. The prizes were awarded
as follows. Ladies' prize. Miss Burlin;
gentleman's prize. Mr. sherman. The
club VIII hold IT'S next meeting al the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Goist on
March III. Those who spent the even
ing with Miss Bailey We're the Misses
smith. Getch. sutton. Burlin. and the
Messrs. and Mesdamcs Sherman, GOIst,
Shields. Middour, sutton, Davis. Smith,
Fisher Peterson. Walden and Fraser.
Mr.. John McSorley was in the city
This week on mining business.
Miss Jean Pearson entertained a few
aof her friends at a chahng dish party
saturday evening. Those present were
the Misses Bertha Getch Blanche
Woodward, Jean Pearson, and the
Messrs. James Hance, William McFalls,
Bert Mufat and George Quinn.
Mrs. McGrath returned from the east
Wednesday, after a few months visit
with relatives and friends.
The Woman's Athehaeum met at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. q. A. BlOcher on
Monday, and being organization day a
very social afternoon was spent I'm mu-
steal and literary selections. The his
torian, Mrs. Hubbard, made an excel
lent report OF the years work The fol-
lowing programme was then rendered.
Duet, Mrs. Geiger and Mrs. kelsO,
song, Mrs. Love, guitar selection, Miss
Lawrence, vocal solo. Mrs. McGII;
recitauons, Mrs. Reed; plano solo. Mrs.
Diem. violin selection, Professor Schus-
ter piano selections, Mrs. CAMS. De-
licious refreshments were served and
the next meeting VIII De held with Mrs.
Love Monday, March @.
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. NJ. Reynolds came up
from Salt Lake Sunday and spent the
day with Mr.. and Mrs. A. r.. Weeter.
Monday evening at her home Miss
Tens Rasband celebrated her four
teeuth birthday by entertaining a num-
her of her friends. A musical pro
gramme was rendered and games were
played. The prizes We're awarded as
follows Ethel GreenOugh. first prize:
Nellie PAUL, second prize; Evelyn
Dresser. first prize. and Stella Staley.
second prize Those who partOOk of
Miss Rasbaud's hospitality were the
Misses Evelyn Dresser. Ethel Green
ough. Rhoda GreenOugh Margaret
PAUL. Lilly FulkersOn, Nellie Paul.
Katie WlJhrOW. Annie PAUL. Lizzie
Withrow Olive Robinson. Blanche
Whitney, Cleo Getch. Ema Evans Ed
ma Saiey Edna sutton Stella Staley
Embell Rasband, Jennie Rasband, Jean
Thir.0t and Ethel Rasband.
A large crowd Of Park people attend
ed the dance given by the Maccabees
I'm Heber Thursday evening.
Mrs. Mabel Dykes spent this week in
the Park
Mr. and Mrs. p. Mcpherson enter
tained few of their friends at dinner
Sunday. Those present were Miss Jen-
uie Archibald, Dr. lie Compt Thomas
Frazer and George Quinn.
Mr. Harry Hall was in the Park sun
day.
Friday evening Mr. g. r. Cook. pastor
of the Methodist church, gave a candy
puH 60 his Sunday school class. The
guests present were the Misses Eta
Howells Elma LaustIom. May Hedges.
Lotue Oliver Ida Mcfarland, Dena
Thompson, Bessie Baruicutt Nena
Brown, Ellen Mortins0n Myra Wykom.
Lillian Hedges Rosa Barnicott Esther
Gidley Mary Cook and Mrs. Cook and
the Msssrs. Moore. Cook and Peterson.
Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs Ed
ward Berry entertained "a few of fheir
friends at cards The prizes were
awarded 90 Miss MOber and Miss Sui
llvan. Those who spent the evening
with Nh and Mrs. Berry were the
Misses M0ber Emma Berry May Berry
and ella Berry; the Messrs D0uoher,
Evans. Lawrence Berry and scott.
Miss Hannah Lecompt came up from
the city Saturday
Air. and Mrs. t.. A. Blocher gave a
very enjoyable card party Thursday
evening 10 a few of their friends The
first prize was awarded Go AIr. Hamp-
ton. some very dainty refreshments
were served and an present enjoyed
themselves Immensely. The invited
guests we're. The Misses Goodrich and
IfaINs LAH elHrFA D. anu aArrNc mes arm
strong. sherman, Hubbard, Shields
Fargo DOnoher. Frankel. McCarty.
GeIger. LecOmpt. Reed. Wilson. Hance
Hampton. Davies Goliath, Jens and
Malta.
Dir. Kirby OF the Daly-West. Min
ing company came up 20 the Park
today
Miss McNaughton of H6bcr was in
the Park Saturday.
The event Of The week was "a card
arty given at the home Of Sir. and