The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-02-14

from Butte Sunday morning after a ten
days visit in that place.
Mrs A. T. Drake returned home frosd
the city Tuesday nf0rning after q pleas
ant visit
What promises to he the event Of the
season is the grand Dali 70 be given by
the Teamsters union I'm the Carpenters
Maple hail, Monday evening. Feb. -. The
teausters have arranged for the enlarge
ment Of the orchestra AID have secured
the services q Professor u. 3. Younger
for pTDmDfer Au unusually large at
/ tendance Is expatted
Miss Mary Shields is visiting IN the
city; the guest OF Miss Dolly McCasn-
Miss Bessie Wilson left wednesday, for
Ann. Arbor, Mich, 70 resume her studies
a that place.
Fred Crosse went down to the city
Sunday on q snort visit
The largest and most successful event
Of the week was the surprise party given
| 10 Mr. and Mrs g. a. BlOcher at their
home Tuesday evening. A number Of
| friends met and went To the house in "a
body thereby making it complete sur
prise on Mr. and AIRS. Bsocher. and the
house was soon q scene Of much merri-
ment. Cards were played and a most de-
lightful time had by al present. The
guests Of the evening were the Misses
Martha Lsanning Bessie Wilson, Eliza
beth tanning. GeneyieYe Wilson. Nellie
Goodrich, Kate Thorpe. Alice Fisher and
r. Lulu Bates, MessTs. and Mesdames
r. t. Lecompt, Charles Heath. Charles
Shields. l. Is. Wright, Fred NJ. smith, n,
\ MCCarty. Arthur Williams. A. r.
Weeter f. J. Beggs Ed IecOmut. Harry
Culbertson, John Malta George Sessions.
Alexander Moffatt James H Hauce. F.
I. sherman, John Lefavour, C. ". Gull
lien and G. f. Bowman
Mrs. Johnson is visiting in the Park
with her son George.
George ". Shepherd vent down to salt
Lake Wednesday
John J. Daly was in Park this week
william Murdoch was a passenger to
the city Sunday.
Cards are ont announcing the marriage
of Miss Pearl Stanley ana John Lowe,
Feb II. at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Stanley on Park avenue.
James n Lockhart was fn the city this
week on business
The members of the Park City Military
band net Monday evening over the city
hail. their practice room, and installed
their new officers During the evening
speeches We're made by the different
members of the association. After the
installation Richard Rippingham, on be-
half of the band. presented John Morrow,
the retiring leader, with fine gold
watch chain as q token of the esteem
IN which Mr.. Morrow is held by the
band
c. T. Mixer returned to the Park Tues
day after an extended trip through the
east.
Miss Brundage entertained a few friends
very informally at her home Friday even
ing. Cards were played and all enjoyed
pleasant evening.
The Park city Social club has made
elaborate preparations for the grand ball
To be given in the Dewey theatre, Mon
day evening, Feb. %
Wednesday evening Mr. and Mrs.
F. W. Sherman entertained a num-
Der Of friends AT their home on
Park avenue. Cards We're played during
the evening, euchre being the game, and
the prizes We're won by the following
guests: Ladies' first prize. Miss Kate Ma
lone; ladies' second prize. Mrs. MOugln;
gentlemen'S first prize, ". j. Buck; gen
tlemen's second prize, J. I. Welsh. After
the awarding of prizes supper was served.
Mrs Sherman was assisted in serving
supper By Mrs J. ". White. Mrs. John
Lefavour and Mrs. +. =. HUrlbut- Those
who enjoyed the evening were the Misses
Agnes TOwey, Katherine Lawrence, Ag-
mes Harrington, May Bailey. Lulu Bates,
Katherine MalOuey Florence Hurlbut,
Martha tanning and Elizabeth Lanning;
Mesdames LefavouT. Welsh. Buck Mou-
gin. Huribut. CULVER. Davies. Marshall,
Gushing, sutton. aud the MessTs- Lee
favour Welsh. Buck MOugin. HurlbUt,
CULVER. Davies, Marshall, Cushing SUIT
ton. Bountevell, Armstrong. Clapp, W. d.
Buck Farmd0rf and Boreman.
Miss Dr. Mabel Hughes came up to the
Park Thursday on visit to her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Hughes
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Welsh left on
Monday afternoon FOR Salt Lake. Mr..
Welsh will 60 east from Salt Lake and
viii visit IN Boston. New York and Phil
adeiphia. Mrs. Welsh viii visit with Mrs.
James Ivers in Salt Lake until Mr..
Welsh returns home.
Mike Fitzgerald was a Salt Lake yisi-
tor on Monday,
Miss Agnes Harrington returned home