The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-07-03
PARK CITY

Park City. July Friday evening
in the Carpenters Maple hall the mem
bers Of Uintah lodge No. F. and A.
II, their families and friends, cele-
bTated in a becoming manner st.
Johns day with a dance and banquet
The hal1 was very pre-tily decorated
with the national cOlors, flags and
bunting being used
Half of the hall was used for dane
ing while the other half was used for
( the banquet tables, the two were
! separated by four large American
flags.
The dancing commenced at $50 and
/ continued for two hours, when the
flags were drawn and the guests were
seated at the tables. which were placed
/ IN the form or square and compass
and We're laden with good things.
Before the banquet began Rev. d. o.
| Grabiil of the Congregational church,
pronounced the invocation.
After the repast Mir. = L Radon.
/ as postmaster, proposed the following
toasts and announced the musical
numbers:
Park City and its Great Industry:
! The Greatest Mining Camp in the
1 West" c. A BlOcher. Vocal solo.
Charles T. Pitsk The Initiate His
| First Impression of Masonry, response,
/ c. NJ. Wilson: Our Wives. Mothers.
Sisters and Daughters response by
| Henry Hughes: vocal solo Mrs. G. +.
Joist. Order Eastern star" response
| by Mrs. VI. NJ. F. Allen; Masonry -
response by T. ". PinkertOn of Salt
Lake.
Mr.. B. n Sperry left FOR a two
months visit in the east. this week.
Owen Ellis was in Park from Wood
| land Wednesday.
Lucy Walsh is visiting in Scipio,
| Utah
H z. Morton returned to the Park
/ Tuesday after a short visit In Arizona.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Heath enter
tained a number of young people at
| their home Monday evening in honor OF
Miss Jessie Kenyon Of Salt Lake.
Cards were played during the even
| ing 49, being the game played and
the prizes were won by Ladies prize,
Miss Maud Gray; gents prize. Dan Is.
Shields. The guests Of the evening
were the Misses Maud Gray. Jean
/ Pearson, Bessie Wilson. Winnie Kes-
| eel. Genevive Wilson. Agnes Harring-
/ ton. Katie Lawrence ana the Messrs
Marshall. Pearson, James Kescei. Ben
]. Hampton, John n Malta. Harry
| Culbertson. Rowe Patton. Dan B.
/ Shields and Claude Armstrong.
Dan Lambert of Kamas was in Park
| Tuesday on business.
Mrs John Lefavor is visiting in Sal;
/ Lake
Mrs Brundage and daughter Mar
| gaTet are visiting in COaivilIe.
Thomas Kennedy has been visiting
/ in the Park this week.
Professor II. B.. Younger is making
| extensive preparations for a grand
/ ball 10 be given by him. in the car
| penters Maple hall Monday evening
/ July 4.
An enlarged orchestra of six pieces
viii furnish the music and a good time
( is looked forward 10, by the many
/ dancers Of Park
II G. Bates returned home from the
/ city Wednesday morning
W. s. Mccormick came up to the Park
I Wednesday.
Barney Riley and two daughters
| spent the week visiting il Salt Lake
/ and Ogden.
Farley p. Christensen is visiting in
| Park City.
| The ice cream social given Monday
evening in the Clerks hail for the
/ benefit of the Steele children was 4
J grand success and a neat sum wa:
1 turned over to the unfortunate people
by the members OF the L. Q. T. NJ
John McSorley came up from Sal
/ Lake Wednesday morning.
/ George Manning spent Tuesday II
( salt Lake
Charles 7. Prisk went down 10 Sal
Lake Sunday on business and returned
/ Tuesday morning
Vernon Glade returned home from