The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-29
STATE SOCIETY
PARK CITY

Frank e. Tregea spent Sunday in Park
with John A. Malta.
DR.. c. NJ. Wilson was a Salt Lake Wis
itor Wednesday.
Henry Fares returned home from the
city Wednesday morning.
A very pleasant party was given Tues
day evening by Miss Mabel Kemp at her
home. the occasion being the young lady s
twelfth birthday. Games and music were
INDUCED ia by the guests during the
evening and a good time was had Mrs
Crompton and Mrs. Plant of Salt Lake,
Misses Lillian and May Hedges and Bessie
Thomas assisted the hostess at entertain
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ. Lockhart and
children were among the outgoing passen-
gers this week
The members of the Ruthbone Sisters of
the Is. of L. were served refreshments in
the Waters Bros. ice cream parlOrs on
wednesday evening. after their regular
Mrs. L. H. Barlow was Salt Lake
passenger Tuesday.
Miss Nettie Bywater returned TO her
nome in the city Tuesday afternoon. after
a very pleasant visit with Hiss Stella
Staiey
One of the most successful dances Of the
year was the one given Thursday evening
an the Maple hall by Professor Moore s
orchestra OF this city. An enlarged or
chestra of eight pieces furnished the mu-
Sic for the dancers ana Professor Young
er did the prompting, a large crowd at
tended and all seemed 20 enjoy them-
selves
Or. s W. Plat and son stonee left
sunday afternoon Tor California or an
extended visit.
Mrs. S. /. Radon and daughter Miriam
returned home TO the Park Sunday morn
Ing, after a pleasant Fisit in the city.
illH popular clerks of Tfe BlNtH- Fargo
Mercantile company entertained at a
Dutch lunch Saturday evening i'm the Oak
club rooms, and the evening was pleas
antly spent
Clarence Gates and Thomas Roberts
We're in the Park this week visiting.
Miss GeneViezve O'Counor spent Sunday
don
The members of the sophomore class of
the Park City High school entertained
Inc other classes Of the High school and
the teachers at "A Halloween party Fri
uay evening in the Clerks hail on Main
street Tables We're laid for 100 and the
dining room was artistically decorated
with the national coloTs- The reception
room was prettily decorated in the class
colOrs of green and white. and jack-o'-
lanterns. The evening was spent in card
ar the room WOuld-be fortune teller was
at work telling fortunes. The members
or the reception committee We're dressed
IN white, representing ghosts. Al il
clock the supper was served and the
evening was very pleasantly spent
Misses Van Eman and Fisher returned
10 the Park from the city Sunday morn
ing.
The Philadelphia Literary society gave
farewell party TO Miss Virginia and
MIR. Austin Smith and Mr. Charles Hos
mer. three OF their members, Saturday
evening. i'm the Clerks hall. The room
was decorated with yellow and black and
red and white bunting. Games and dane
ing We're INDUCED in and the evening was
pleasantly spent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell and Mrs, Arthur
Williams spent the week in Heber visit
ing with Dr. and Mrs Wheritt.
The members Of the local lodge Of the
A. O. L. W. entertained the members of
the d. of II. and their friends in the
hall Friday evening. Cards We're played
and refreshments serNnd