The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-28
PARK CITY.

very pleasant picnic was given Sun
/ eay by the following people: Mr.. and
I Mrs, sherman Fargo. Mr. and Mrs. +.
/ " sherman, Mr. and Mrs. J. W Geiger.
/ Mr. and Mrs Charles Shields Mrs Lem
Learn. Fred McFadden W. T. Hopkins.
( Frances and DOrithy Fargo. RANGES and
/ Roy Shields, David Geiger and Frances
I Mrs Lem Learn left Tuesday for her
home IN Peasant Valley, Ore. after a
/ seven weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs
John w. Geiger.
Miss Bessie Wilson returned home from
Michigan Monday where she has been
Miss Laura Townsend returned home
from the city "Wednesday after a pleas
ant visit with relatives.
tuesday evening Miss Libbie Gibson
planned very successful surprise party
on her sister. Miss ida at their home.
Games and music furnished the enjoy
ment or the evening. About twenty
yCang people were present and a good
time bad by all
The4 Rev. Fathers efuinan Murphy and
DwyeT. of All IaloWs college. and Fa-
| ther Harding of New Orleans came up
: TO the Park Tuesday TO attend the com
megncement exercises of St. Mary
Miss Edna Griggs returned to the city
sunday afternoon after a ten days visit
at the Park
Mrs. Henry Fares was passenger from
the city Thursday morning where she
has been visiting for the benefit of her
health.
A very pleasant farewell party was
given MOnday/evening by Mr. and Mrs
John w Gsiger in honor Of Mrs. Lem
earn The evening was spent at cards
and after some delicious refreshments
were served the guests repaired TO their
homes feeling that they had spent a
very pleasant evening. The guests pres
ent were the Mesdames Fargo. DOnOher.
Shields, McCarty. LOckhart, Learn and
Bird, and the Messrs. Fargo, McCarty,
Lockhart, Hopkins and Bird
The Misses Carroll and Olive Shepard
or Salt Lake are visiting with their
cousins Edna and EUgenia ThiriOt.
Laurence Malone returned home Tl1pS-
day after a ten days visit in the city.
Tuesday evening the closing exercises
of the 81. Mary's Of the Assumption were
held IN the Dewey theatre and, as usual,
an excellent programme was rendered.
and especially the musical numbers. both
vocal and instrumental, which showed
careful PREPARATION and training on the
part of the teachers.
Mrs: J. W. Wright returned home from
the city Wednesday.
n B. Dusser Of the Park City Miner
was visitor to the metropolis this
- eek.
Mr.. and Mrs. James W. Lockhart en-
tertained at dinner Wednesday evening.
Q. Lockhart. Mr.. and Mrs z. J. Beggs,
Jessie and Ella Beggs; Clifton, Hortense.
Louis and Milton LOckhart.
John D. Harrington returned to the
Park Tuesday from Notre Dame, Ind.
where he has been attending school at
that place.
Wednesday evening at their hall Uin-
tab lodge No. :, F & A NJ. celebrated
St Johns day. The following literary
and muSs-al programme was rendered: /
Vocal solo. Mrs Reppingham; vocal solo.
Charles T. Prisk;f RECITATION, Mrs. r.
Whitehead; Instrumental solo. Miss NJ
Whitehead, and address by Henry
Hughes.
Mrs. Mckee of Mammoth, Utah. was
in the Park Monday
Miss Belle Mcclellan entertained a
number of her friends at her home on
Park avenue Wednesday evening The
game of the evening was cinch Supper
was served IN three courses and a good