The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-10
PAvY CTTY

Miss Kate Malone went down 70 salt
Lake Monday to hear Patti sing.
Miss Claire Deckert returned TO the
city sunday after very pleasant visit
with friends in the Park.
Monday evening. at her home. Miss
Frances Shields entertained a number
of her friends in honor of her twelfth
birthday.
The house was very beautifully deco
rated with cut flowers and bunting.
Games. dancing and singing furnished
the evenings enjoyment. Those pres
ent were the Misses Tessie McIsaush-
lin, Sadie Jurgensen, Gertie AicLaugh-
lin, Tessie Beggs, Frances Fargo. Jen-
ME Sherman, Ethel Doyle, Lillian
Knabe, Miriam Raddon, Frances
Shields and Master Roy Shields.
Misses Catherine Cunningham and
Frieda Funk returned. to salt Lake
Sunday. where they are attending the
University Of Utah.
John Tracy returned to the city sun
dax.
Miss Cleo Geteh returned to the Park
Tuesday morning aofter a pleasant
visit in the city.
Miss Margaret Shields returned TO
Salt Lake Sunday, where she is attend
ing the Sisters academy.
Mrs. Hyrum Parsons went down 10
the city Monday, where she expects to
remain ali winter.
Wendell Cunningham was a Salt Lake
passenger on the outgoing Rio GTande
train Wednesday.
Tuesday evening Mrs. J. ". White
entertained at dinner in honor OF Miss
Frances Shields. The guests were the
Misses Tessie Mclaughlin, Jennie Sher-
man, Frances Shields and Masters
Myles Martin and Ira Sherman.
Miss Alice Hockin returned to the
/ Park after pleasant two weeks visit
with friends and relatives in Salt Lake.
Willard Mcclellan returned to the
I city Sunday.
n. B. Dresser. formerly of the Park
| City Miner. left for Salt Lake Tuesday,
where he viii make his home.
! Wednesday evening, in the barber
/ shop of Aubrey & Mclaughlin. the
members Of the BARRIERS union in
stalled the officers for the ensuing term.
/ After the installation a cold lunch was
/ served. after which number of mu-
/ steal selections were rendered, but sDe-
ciai feature of the evenings amuse-
ment was q song by President Harry
| West. About twenty persons were
/ present end all declared IL the event
/ of the season.
| Mrs. Maggie Mcdonald was in the
! Park this week on visit with her
mother. Mrs. Mawheiney.
! W. W. Weed left this week for San
/ taquin, Utah, where ne viii remain.
Owing TO the holiday season, the reg
ular meeting of the Woman's Athenae-
um was not held on Monday, but
! sessions viii be renewed on the 18th,
when the first meeting Of the year will
/ be held at the home of Mrs. Charles
| Shields.
Marie Taylor went to Salt Lake Mon
| day after spending the holidays with
/ her parents.
| Tuesday evening Misses Jean Pear
son and Maud Gray entertained a few
| friends at cards. After the games. re-
! freshments were served, and all pres
ent enjoyed the evening greatly. The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur r.
| Weeter, Misses Kate Thorpe, Neele
| Goodrich and Blanche Woodward:
! Messrs. Ben Hampton, John A Malta.
/ II. H. Culberson and d. B. Shields.
! The social dance given by Professor
! Younger IN Maple hall was largely at
! tended, and a pleasant time enjoyed
by all.
/ A dancing class has been organized
! by Professor II. 3. Younger, at the re-
| quest of the pupils Of the eighth grades
IN the schools here. Every Tuesday
/ the class is instructed in Maple hall.
Quite 2 number of the teachers are
taking advantage Of the opportunity
afforded and are learning to dance.
/ James II. Hance left Tuesday for
Chicago, where he was summoned TO
the bedside Of his father, who is dan
! geTOusiy i'll with pneumonia
| Messrs. Con Salmon ana John Gal
! lighan returned to Salt Lake Monday.
where they are attending college at
/ All Hailows
The members Of the Park City branch