The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-03

mass the order Of IIibernians received
uoiS communion ia a bodF. Father Gal
lean para glowing tribute 70 tne - er
Inc ~ o clock mass was a nigh mass,
and was very largely ATTENDED. FatneF
tIaNlEan preached an eloquent sermon en-
the humility and example Of the Savior
Inc church was beautifully decorated
with sfniiaX carnations. chrysanthemums
and roses, which were contributed by the
ladies' q the parish special mention be-
ing due to Mrs. KearnS Henry Welsh and
Mrs. J. p Kelly. The music at an the
masses under the direction of Miss X.
malone was very beautiful and impress
siVe Those who assisted IN the oecorat-
lng n enc church yere. Mesoames w
Laughlin- y. 0'Keetle. J. Gall@san, the
Misses l. Connolly, \. Malone +. Wiz
son. G. Fitzpatrick and J. Alien.
Mr. and Mrs. William kuealc enter
tanned at dinner Saturday afternoon.
covers we're laid for nine. MT. and MTs.
Niehois, Joe Williamson, Mr.. ans Mrs.
kneaie. Dan Stephenson. Mr. ard Mrs.
j. G. Hayes and Miss Lille kneale.
Mrs Condor came up from salt Lake
Monday morning and is the guest OF Mrs
Tuesday evening the members OF the
Alumni society Of the Park City High
school met at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. A. BlGcheT and played cards. The
game was sixfv-fhree and the .lriree we're
Won, ladies first by Frieda Funk. second
prize, Ella Snyder, and gents fiTst prize,
Those present were: Misses g Stevenson,
Mae Williams. Lillian and Frieda Funk
Katherine and Minnie Cunningham
Florence Carpenter. Anna Deasoii, Mary
Mcdonald and Ella Snyder. and the
Messrs- l. Muirbrook. Sam Radon. VIII
lard MCCleiland Carl Stens0n, Jerry Hsr-
rington and Leo DuTRIus.
Ernest BambeTgPr of Salt Lake was
visiting in the Park this week
a. Larange vas visitor TO the Park
this week.
Mr. an6 Mrs. H. NJ Short came up TO
Park City Friday morning.
Ed Leeompte returned to PARK City
Friday morning.
P. Mcpherson was a passenger to Park
City Friday morning
Miss Maud Gray returned home after
a pleasant visit with Mrs. Armstrong IN
salt Lake.
Charles Bryant was passenger on
Friday mornings incoming train.
Thursday evening Mrs. Sherman enter
tanned her Sunday school class Games
were served. Those present were the
Misses Margaret CoFdeil. Sadie Jurgen-
son, Bessie Gushing, Shy Crab, kath-
leen5 Fay, Florence HuTlbut and juno
Daghleis, Adolph I-indorf. Dick Smith,
John Bucks Vincent Phillips, Frank
Miss Nellie Goodrich returned 10 the
Park after a few days visit in salt Lake
John a. Maid returned TO the PaEk
this week.
Guy Robinson was a passenger to the
PARK Monday morning
Harry CuIbertson returned TO Park City
this week.
A. J. Drake came back to the Park
Friday morning after an absence OF sew
eral weeks in san Francisco.
Thursday evening Frank Barricott en-
tertained number of his friends at the
home of his parents on Park avenue The
evening was spent IN games and music
and delicious refreshments were served.
Those present were the Misses Maggie
Nimms, Laura Townsend, BERTHE Beatty,
Pearl Crowther, Mabel Muffet, SlIen
Morts1sen, Myrtle Robinson, Rose and
Bessie BarnicOtt, Hannah LecOmpte. May
Hedges, Lillian Hedges, Gay Newcemb,
Margaret johnson, Florence Hurl0ut and
Ethel Clark, and the Messrs, Allen Wales,
Rob Wright, Emmett Wright, Joe Kemp
VIII Sutton, George GeigeT and George
Bate.
Miss Clara Diekert Of Salt Lake is Wis
ting in Park, City wiki Susie and Lizzie
Shields.
Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs. A
Williams entertained at klOndike hearts.
The prizes we're won, ladies' first, by
Mrs. Diem. second. MRS. Shields; gents
first Arthur Meter and second. Sher-
man Fargo The house was beautifully
decorated with holly and ivy. Delicious
refreshments were served and an enjoy
able time had by all The guests were:
Misses nellie Goodrich. b. Martin, Z.
AllgoOd. ,k.-LaureBce. J. Burlin. Messrs.
and Mesdames James Waters, L. b
Wright, c. Shields, c. Heath, l. Z. Hub