The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-26
PARK CITY.

PARK CITY.
Monday evening at the home OF Mrs.
Nellie NJ. Thlriot a very pleasant fare
well party was given in favor of Mr..
Ernest Bowman, who left for Ogden
Wednesday.
The game Of the evening was "63.
and the prizes were won as follows.
Lady's first prize. Miss Rosa Baruic0tt;
lady's second prize. Miss EmbeIl Ras-
band; geutleman's first prize. Lorenz
MuirbrOOk. geutlemans second prize.
Frank A. Shields. After the awarding
of the prizes some delicious refresh
ments were served.
The Invited guests were the Misses
Elsie Snyder. Ella Snyder Pearl Sny-
der, Mary Mcdonald, Christine Melon
AID Margaret NimO. Ellen Crossman.
Rosa Barnicott Jennie Rasband, Bell
Rasband. Tessie Lambert. Bessie Wy
kon. Myra WykOf, Ruby Stanley. May
Nlillams, and the Messrs. Willie Sny-
uerd, Grover Evans, James Mcdonald.
Lorenzo MuerbrOOk. Rome Paxton. Ed
ward Paxton, Frank A. Shields. Leo
Durkins. Frank BarnicOtt. Carl Steven
son, Bert Hartwell, John Tracy, James
Watson, Roy Briggs, Edward Walker,
and EuDPTt JeuninE,
Mrs Percy Brys0n went down to the
relatives and friends.
Hon. Thomas Kearns was in the Park
this week
A very quiet wedding took place
Tuesday afternoon at the Catholic
church when Mr.. Peter TrayuOr and
Mrs. nj. Carey We're united i'm the holy
bonds of matrimOny. Only the intimate
friends of the couple were present
The Misses Jean and Edneu Thiriot
were passengers TO the city Thursday
where they viii spend a few days visit
ing with friends
The members Of the Park City High
School Athletic association are making
elaborate preparations for a grand ball
20 be given Tuesday evening, April %,
I'm the Carpenter Maple hall A large
crowd is expected
Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. p. Nc
PheIs9n entertained the Cinnamon club
and a number of other guests. Cards
were played and after some light re-
freshments We're served the jolly crowd
all repaired 90 their homes declaring
they had spent very enjoyable even
ing. The guests present were the Misses
Bertha Getch and Jennie Archibald,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Armstrong, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Shields, Mr.. and Mrs.
ESseylstyue Mr. and Mrs. L.. g. Hub
bard, AR, and Mrs. Fred Smith, Mr,
and Mrs. i. ID. Hurlbut Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Heath, Mr.. and Mrs. LefavOr
Mr.. and Mrs. II. ID. sutton, Mr.. and
Airs. il, A. McCarty, Mr.. and Mrs T.
r Davis. Dr. and Mrs. DOnOhu, Mr..
and Mrs. Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. Far
so. SIR. and Mrs. lie Compt, Jack
Thompson and George Quinn.
Mr.. Jay Johnson was visitor TO the
Park Thursday
Miss Margaret Woods returned home
from the city Wednesday. where she
has been visiting with friends for the
past week.
The grand ball given by the Retail
Clerks union Tuesday evening was
largely attended and was a grand sue
cess
Mrs. Mabel Dykes came up TO ne
Park Thursday on a visit.
The regular meeting Of the Woman g
Athenium was held at yhe home Of Mr..
and Mrs. DIT. O.. M. Wilson Monday
afternoon. April 20. Miss Burlin read
an article on Shakespeare and the The
atre." which was very good. Miss Cen
evIcve Wilson rendered a very pretty
piano selection. and during the meeting
Two very pretty plano solos were rem
dered by Mrs. kelso. Mrs A. / -.Se gave
a very interesting paper on Shakes
peares Contemporaries
Miss GenevleVe Wilson Of New York
was a guest of the club. After add
journment Mrs. Wilson invited all TO
remain and partake of some light re-
freshmCnts. The next meeting win be
held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Pike. Monday. May A.
Mr.. Patrick Moran of salt Lake City
was In the Park on Monday. the guest
of Mr. Thomas kearns.
Mr.. Charles Keith was in the Park
on business Tuesday.
Nr. Frank Collins returned from wy
Oming Wednesday where he has been
rebuilding an opera house.
a number OF the friends Of Mrs. Jo-
seph +. Robinson planned a very pleas
ant surprise party on her Thursday
evening, the event being a farewell
party prior 20 her departure for salt
Lake, which place she expects 20 make
her home.
Those who spent the evening with
Mrs. Robinson were the Mesdames
Clark. Wright. CromptOn, Mari VIII
llams. H0Wells Morris. Barnlcott
Dykes Philips. oar, and the Misses
Mason. Burbin and Robinson.