The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-17

and afterwards entertained them at din !
rer at the boarding house.
=. ". Reese is II Park On business.
Miss Esther Jackson left for SAT- Lake
Tuesday on an extended visit with her
sister IN the city.
Mrs. l. Fox came % to the Park on
Tuesday morning to assist in the IN
staliation Of the officers of the Rebeeca
The wonan's Athenaeum held the reg
uiaF meeting Monday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. Charles Shields. where the
following. programme was rendered: The
Luther Towns, Miss BuTlin; Reign ct
Early German Art" Mrs. Heath; lesson
review, leader Miss Burlfn. The CLUB
. then adjourned until Monday, Jan. .
when it wiz meet at the home OF MIS-
F'raniz. cargug returned home from the
city Sunday after a short visit.
Mrs. Emma Mcbride and mother re-
turned from the city Sunday.
NIr. and Mrs. John r. Meakin are VS.
ting in this city. the guests or Nr. ana
Mrs. Charles Getch
Professor ". ?. Jenney was IN the faTk
this week on business.
J. p. Egan came up to the city Thurs
day morning on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Short of this city
entertained q number Of their frlend5
at cards at their home on Main street
Monday evening. After cards had 1eSn
played for some time, delicious FeIresn-
ments were served by Mr.. and Mrs. snort.
-, The guests of the evening We're Mr.. and
! Mrs. Joseph Genans, Mr.. and Mrs. DO
seph Kemp. Mr. and Mrs. B 5,s13a,1aI
| Kemp. Mrs. Morris, Mrs: iolhurst.
Misses Annie Barrett. Mabel Kemp and
1 Messrs. Joe Kemp, Leonard Johns John
The many friends Of Wade Plat viii
+ be surprised to learn that the young man
/ is at home in a very critical condition;
Saturday evening at their home Nf.
and Mrs, c. A. Biocher entertained az
! dinner Covers were laid for eight anG
/ a dinner of five courses was served
/ After the dinner the guests were enter
tanned with several selections OK rnusica5
and vocal selections. Those present were
! the Misses Maud Gray, Jean pearson
{ Kate Thorpe, Nellie Goodrich and MeSsIs.
/ Harry Culbertson, Dave =. Shields, JONI
! a. Malta and Ben Hampton.
Miss Della Loring is visiting in the
Park with Mrs. 5. w PIatt.
The marriage of Miss Mary COOK ana
Air. Fred Brooks was solemnized Thurs-
day at noon at the Methodist church by
! Rev. G. +. Cook, pastor OF the chufca
and father Of the bride The cnurch was
| carnations, American Beauty roses ana
/ palms being used with very pretty eI-
| feet. Miss Blanche Woodward and MISS
Eva Lambert acted as bridesmaids. anu
| the three beautiful women formed
charming picture in their becoming gowns
Of white as they stood at the altar LOT
the ceremony Mr.. Ernest Fisher was
grOOmsman. Mr.. James Don acted IS
usher and took care of the large as
sembly of friends who gathered TO see
| the ceremony performed. lmmeclaIe1y
/ following the ceremony a grand wedding
reception was held at the home or Rev
and Mrs, G. +. Cook something near
/ 100 guests were present. Mr.. ana MRS.
| Brooks were the recipients OF very many
/ useful and costly presents. The newly
welded pair viii reside in Bing nam,
where they Yil 80 at once and take
/ possession of the beautiful and cof1ToFtd-
/ bic home that has been provided by the
Professor W. S. Janey and wife were
Park CITY visitors on Thursday.
/ James McLelland was up from the city
Mrs. j. p. FIygare IS spending few
/ days in Park, the guest OF Mrs. WHIT
Mrs Henry Hughes was a Salt Lake
The members Of the Park city High
/ School Athletic association are making
/ elaborate preparations for a grand ball
/ to be given on the 2eth inst.
Mrs A. r. Weeter entertained at her
! home Friday evening in honor of MISS
Blanche Woodward and Miss Cora shy
! THURSDAY evening the Rebecca lodge
4 installed officers, Stste President Mrs l.
/ Fox doing the work. The. officers Tor
/ the coming year are: Mrs Clara john
/ son. n. c.; Mrs II West. v. G.; Miss
/ Esther West. r. s; Mrs. c. Addison,
/ lowing the ceremony refreshments were
! served and = most pleasant evening en-
/ jOYed by ali present
: The J.. D. 5 mask ball on the 18th is
an event to which the dance loving people
| are looking forward with interest
y. 3. Dresser was a Park City visitor
/ this week.
| Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs. T. p.
/ LeCompte were the hosts at one Of the
most successful card parties of the sea-
son. given I'm honor OF Miss Cora Snyder
/ of salt Lake and Mr. Ed LeCOmpte.
/ Euchre was the game Of the evening and
about fifty enjoyed the game. Prizes
were awarded to Mesdames Charles
Shields. Mrs. Biggs, Mrs. Morgan.
/ Messrs Charles Shields. L. E. Wight ana
j. Lefavoure- Following the card
Games, elegant retresnmeDts were served
Those present were Messrs. and Mes
/ danes r. Morgan. J. W. Geiger. Charles
Shields. r. J. Biggs, Julius Frankei
James Lockhart. c. A. Biocher; +. A.
Mccarthy. a. r. Weeter, Frank Bird
/ Fred Smith. /. p. Wight. w. 5. Sher-
/ man. Charles Heath l. (. Hubbard. @.
/ ". H0dson. John LefavoTre. sherman
/ Fargo. NJ J. Daley. w. D. sutton. d.
d. Hurlbut, Thomas MOhrle, G NJ. Wat
Z son, r. r. Wight T. Reed. Misses Gene
/ We've Wilson. Bessie Wilson, &. Wells,
| Lena Mober NJ. Bailey, Cora Snyder, ID.
LorTing. NJ. BeaTdsleys MessTs. y. 3.
I Shields, il. Culberfson. George Quinn,
/ George Sessions, l.. Moffat and Dr.
| Beardsley.
Tuesday evening the ladies of the Re
/ beccas installed the following officers
I for the ensuing term: Mrs. Clara john
I ston. n. c.; Mrs NJ West, V G.; Esther
: Weist. r. s.. Mrs. Addison. +. s, and
! Mrs. Stringer. treasurer. The grand Of
ficers OF the local lodge we're assisted in
! the installation by Mrs. J. Fox. presi-
( dent Of the state lodge. and q number of
/ grand officers from salt Lake City After
/ the installation some musical numbers,
! both vocal and instrumental, were rem
dered. after which an oyster supper was
had and doubtless much enjoyed by ali.