The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-03
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Southern Pacihc railroad, and is one
Of Ogden's well known young men.
Dir. and Mrs West viii make ogden
their future home.
jolly crowd Of young people met
Wednesday evening at the home of Miss
Kathryn Riddle and orgaEized the
Chaos club. The evening was spent
In music and games, after which dain-
y refreshments were served. The fol-
lowing officers were elected: Edmund
Thompson, president; Miss Alta New
eonb, secretary; Miss Lille Pearce,
treasurer.
There viii be a meeting of the Pres
byterian Missionary society at the par
'lors Of the First Presbyterian church,
IN this city, on Tuesday afternoon at
o'clock. Mrs. Thomas Weir VIII re-
late some "reminiscences Of her journey
20 Jerusalem and Mrs. ". II. Jones VIII
deliver q paper On syria.
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The p. +. o. society held its regular
meeting yesterday afternoon at the
residence Of the Misses Palmer.
PARK CITY.
The first annual gathering % The Park
city High School Alumni ASSOCIATION was
neld FRIDAY evening Inc New Year :
ball was attended IN body by the as
sOciaJion and al j O'Clock. iutermissiOn
time, the entire organization. together
with q few invited guests, repaired 10 thc
Park City hotel, where a banquet was
awaiting The tables were lastly
decorated with cuts flowers aud the
cOlors Of the classes of 1902 and 1853, the
composers of the association The ban
quet was an elaborate affair and the
tables were filled with all the choice eat
ables afforded by the market
Mr. and AIRS. g A. Blocher chaperoned
the party and were the guests IT honor.
This first meeting Of the graduates of the
Park City High school has gone Gown
N the history of the school as one Of
the most successful events since the es-
adjustment of the institution.
Mrs Ed Blake spent Thursday in the
Yark.
Senator Kearns. wife and son. Edmund,
were in Park City Tuesday last.
James lvers was q Park City visltef
the early part Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Gerrans are
spending a few weeks in Salt Lake.
= Ike Iregea IS in salt Lake, where he
was called by the illness of his wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Welsh returned 20
the Park after pleasant VISIT in the
a very pleasant but informal party was
given Thursday evening at the home OF
Mrs. May. The guests present were:
Mrs. Huey and brother Mr.. and Mrs. G..
r Shields. Mrs. A. J. Drake, Kay and
Johnnie Shields.
A SdcceSs1m surprise party was planned
and carried out on Mr.. and Mrs. Eph
Howeils 70 watch the old year out and
The new year in. The guests who enjoyed
the evening were the Misses Sarah How
els, Eta HoWells. Lottie Oliver, Emma
HOweils. Burned DurkiDs, Olive Robinson,
Eva Gully and Messrs. James HOwells,
c. Gates, Byron Leillefs Alex Mcdonald
H0Weils and Mrs. HOwells.
Hiss Margaret Johnson OF Salt Lake
came to Park City Monday morning to
spend a few days with Miss Florence
Hurlbut
Miss Myrtle Robinson returned home.
Monday after q pleasant visit in Salt
Lake.
Murray King returned TO Park City
Monday after a pleasant vacation spent
in Salt Lake.
l. A. Malone returned 10 Park City
Sunday morning after a short visit in
Salt Lake.
Miss Valentine Murphy returned to her
home in Salt Lake after a short visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. G A BlOcheT.
James Rasband spent Sunday in Salt
Lake visiting his family.
II. Ben Hampton returned TO Park City
Monday morning from holiday visit.
The first mass on Christmas at st.
MaFys church was at G O'Clock. at which
q large number Of the Pensioners re-
ceiyed holy communion. At the O'Clock