The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-23
PARK CITY.

Monday afternoon at the home OF her
parents Miss Irene Jeffords entertained
q number of little folks in honor of her
fifth birthday. Games were played and
delicious refreshments were served and
a jolly time had by all.
Mrs. J. l.. Conner and family are visit
ing in the Park with Mrs. Fitzpatrick.
Mrs. Annie Shields is spending a rev
days with friends in the Park
Mr. Matthews was up from salt Lake
Wednesday.
Ed Evans and family. Mr. Walter Evans
and family, Mrs. Fargo and family ana
Mrs. Ward and son returned Wednesday
from ten days outing on the Provo.
Mrs. p. J: McKenna of salt Lake and
AIR. and Mrs. Keene Of Boston spent
"Wednesday at the Silver King mine
Mrs. McEWan is visiting in the Park
for ten days with her son. Frank Nc
Mrs. John Watson entertained a few of
her friends at whist party Wednesday
evening. Refreshments We're served and
pleasant evening spent.
w. +. Mclaughlin and wife, Mrs. Kelso
and son Louis, Mrs. Nelson, Mr.. McDon-
aid and Frank A Shields form a jolly
camping party who are spending a few
Miss Lessie Wardle Of Tonopah is Wis
iting with friends in the Park.
John Geiger spent Sunday in the Park.
Rev. Father ROSer Of All HallOws'
college came UP to the Park Sunday
morning
Malone and l. Connolly spent the week
on the Provo river.
Miss McEwan is visiting her uncle,
Mrs. Adams and daughter. Miss Ger
trude, are visiting with Mrs. NJ. d. Hurl-
Mr.. schmidlapp gave dinner at the
King Consolidated Tuesday in honor of
the Misses Clark Of Wyoming and Miss
Hannah LecOmpte of Park City.
Mrs. Johnson was a Park city passen-
ger Tuesday morning. The lady will spend
several weeks visiting with her son
Miss Hannah Lecompte entertained
crowd OF young people Monday evening
in honor of the Misses Clark of Wyoming.
The guests were Misses Minnie Clark,
Florence Clark. Florence Talbot Lillian
Hedges. May Hedges. Daisy Roy. Lulu
Roy and MeSsrs. Rob Roy George Geiger,
Franks, Lee Talbot. Schmidlapp. George
Quinn and NJ. Bates of New York.
Mrs Wilson returned TO Salt Lake
Thursday after extended visit in the
Mrs. NJ: Condor is visiting with relatives
Miss Amber Bardsley entertained
Wednesday afternoon in honor of her sis
present were Crescent Smith, Pearl Sny-
der, Elsie Snyder, Jennie Sherman Edna
Sutton. Clara Kimball Ada Kimball Stella
Staley, Edna Staley, Virginia Smith, May
Young and Gladys Bywater.
Charley Adderly of Bingham Canyon
came up to the Park Friday morning.
Dr, 6 Nj. Wilson is home again from
Mr.. and Mrs. Culbertson, Miss Wilson
Provo.
Misses Clark of Wyoming were outRO-
Ing passengers Wednesday afternoon. The
young ladies have been visiting with Miss
Hannah Lecompte.
Transfers union. No. 37S. A L. U. of
Park City gave a banquet in Clerks hall
Wednesday evening. About forty mem
bers were present a very fine time was
had by all.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Weeter returned
Sunday from an extended eastern visit.
The local camp. @. a. r.. reunion on
Wednesday evening was thoroughly en-
toyed by all who attended. Following the
business the invited guests were allowed
70 enter the room, where an Old-time
pork and bean supper was served. The
cOuncilmen were invited and gladly &C
Cepted the invitation During the even
bers present and on the whole a pleasant
evening was spent.
Miss Mary Smell is visiting with Miss
lrma Evans.
Mrs. Jane Parker entertained at din
ner in honor of Mrs Owens.
Mr.. Hopkins has gone to St. Anthony
Falls, Idaho
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ d. Hurlbut and family.
Mrs. Adams and Miss Adams spent
Thursday at Brighton.
Mrs White was a guest at Mrs Sher-
man this week.
The following young people spent Sun
day at the Hot Pots and Provo river:
Misses Hannah LeCOmpte. NJ Clark. r.
Clark Florence Talbot, Lillian and May
Hedges. Daisy and Lulu Roy. Florence
Hurlbut, Virginia Smith. May Young and
MesSrS. Radon, Hetterburg. SChmidlapp,
Talbot. Franks, Geiger and Roy The
young people were Chaperoned by Mrs.
e 2. Lecompte.