The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-11
PARK CITY.


! Mr.. and Mrs. c. +. Goist entertained at
! dinner Thursday afternoon in honor of
Miss Kate Thorpe of Salt Lake
George Bates and Henry Hall came up
to the Park Monday morning and Will
remain here all summer
Mrs Edward Blake came up from Salt
Lake Friday and is visiting with Mrs
Mclaughlin.
the week at Park visiting with her par
The wedding Of Mr. Dan Richardson
and Miss Junita NOblet viii take place
J Wednesday, June Il
NJ S Ascl1iem came up from Salt Lake
Wednesday on brief visit with friends
John J. McAfee left this week for an
extended visit with relatives in Denver.
Mrs John Finley. who has been visit
ing in Baldwin, Kan, for the past six
months, returned home TO the Park Mon
day.
Miss Margaret Watson is visiting in
this city with her sister, Mrs. Dan B.
Miss Valentine Murphy spent Sunday in
Park visiting with Mr. and Mrs Dan B.
Shields.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holland Wright were in
salt Lake this week.
Joe Bell returned home from Logan
Thursday, where he has been attending
school
Invitations are out announcing a recep-
ton to be given Thursday evening by
Mr. and Mrs G. r Bowman at their
Mrs NJ g Phillips was a passenger to
Salt Lake Wednesday afternoon
John A. Malta left Saturday afternoon
on an extended visit through the north
". H. Deighton and children returned
home from Salt Lake Thursday morn
The following people formed a jolly
crowd who rode to Salt Lake in an auto
mobile Sunday afternoon Mrs Arm
strong. Mrs. DonOheri Mrs. Geiger and Dr.
Miss Susie Williams of Salt Lake and
Archie Gray Of Park City were married
Friday
visiting in Salt Lake, returned home to
the Park this week
John " Geiger was among the outgoing
passengers Thursday afternoon
Miss Kate Thorpe spent the week in
Park visiting with friends
One of the prettiest home weddings,
which has been solemnized IN Park city
for a long time. was that of Miss Maude
Gray and Harry ". CulbertSOn which
took place at the home OF the bride
parents on Ontario avenue, Wednesday,
June !. at high noon.
Only the immediate friends of the young
people were present about twenty III all
The bride was dressed in a beautiful
gown Of white material and carried
shower boquet Of brides roses The
bridesmaid, Miss Kate Thorpe was
gowned in pink and carried a bOquet Of
white carnations
The groOm's best man was John \.
Malta and both men wore the cOnven-
tiOnaI black The ceremony was per
formed in the parlOr by Rev d G. era
bin of the First Congregational church.
Immediately before the bridal party en-
tered the room, Mrs c F. COist sang
Loves Paradise. and during the CeTe-
mony played Goddard 'Angelus' on the
piano, and after the ceremony Men
delssOhn's Spring Song
The house was decorated for the Occa-
sion with pOtted plants and cut flowers.
in the front pdrlOr the scheme being red
and white. in the back pariOr red, and the
dining room pink and white. Following
the ceremony d reception was held and
light refreshments served Mr. and Mrs
CuibeTtSOn left on the afternoon train
for a short bridal tour and after July l,
viii be at home to their friends at No.
20 Ontario avenue
James Kearns returned home from Lo-
gan Friday morning
Joe Mclaughlin returned home from
Logan Thursday, where he has been at
tending school
Mrs Kate Carpenter announces the
of her daughter. Miss Florence,
to Mr. Fired l. Peterson. at her home
Wednesday June H. at high noon.
Mrs. Charles Shields chaperoned a pic
mic of the Little Girls AthaeEaeum'
Monday up the tTamWay- At noon a
lunch was enjoyed by the young people, |
after which games we're played The af- |
fair was much enjoyed by all.
Mrs. Sarah J. Wilson returned to her |
home in the city Thursday afternoon.
The wedding Of Miss Blanche Martin |
has been announced to take place We'd |
neSday- June Il.
Miss Nellie NJ Theriot spent Sunday in |
Salt Lake on a pleasure trip
Invitations have been received in this |
city announcing the nineteenth annual /
commencement exercises of All HallOws |
college to be held in the Salt Lake the |
atre. June Is.