The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-21
Park City
Society
Special to The Tribune.


ms was awarded ladies prize and w.
>. Sutton the gentlemen 8 prize. De
hclous refreshments were served. The
informal event WAS planned in honor
of the Misses Bertha Getsch and Marie
Dexter. Beside the guests of honor
there were present Mr., and Mrs. h.
D. Robine. Mr. and Mrs. w. D. Sat.
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. f. J. Beggs. Mr., and
Mrs. J. J. Frapkel. Mrs Lynn Kimbali,
Miss Carrie Sutton, Mrs. p. H. Lowey
and Arnold Smith,
Mrs. j. Hoffman entertained twenty
friends very delightfully."-, Monday even
ing, in honor of the birthday apniver,,
ssry of Mr.. Hoffman. Music. cards and
dainty refreshments were features or
the pleasant event.
Alma Eldredge and son Lawrence, or
Coalville, were guests of honor, at
pleasant dinner given by Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Hoffman Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. johnson, two chill
dren, and Mrs L. Pitkin have gone 10
Logan where they will make their fu-
ture home.
The regular meeting of the Woman s
Athenae cum was held at the home of
Mrs. D, 8. Grabill, Monday, with the
president and twelve members present.
After disposing of important matters.
an excellent paper, How to Beautlfy
Our City,' written by Mrs. J. 2.
Hampton, was read by Mrs. 4. a.
Pike, The latter also gave an inter
esting paper on Public improvements
Affecting Our City which caused
much discussion, and plans were sug.
rested for work along these lines IN
the early spring After singing Amer.
ica." adjournment was taken until
Oct. %, when the club will meet with
Mrs. E. J. Beggs.
Mrs. J. Thomson was hostess of
charming luncheon given at her pleas
ant home Sunday in compliment 10 the
visiting ladies Of the o. e. s. The
board was prettily arranged with
chrysanthemums and smilax and covers
were laid for Mrs. Walter Scott, Mrs
.. A. Cushing Mrs. r. Conely. Mrs.
Flora Sinclair, Mr.. l.. P. Judd of Salt
Lake, Mrs. ]. T. Keseel, Mrs. Chas
Shields.
Mrs. J. T. KesceI entertained a small
company of friends al beautl1ully
appointed luncheon, Saturday. Pink
ana white asters formed the decoration aai
of the board, around which were seat
ed beside the hostess, Mrs. D. a. Cush-
ing, Mrs. Walter Scott, Mrs. NJ. B.
Lawrence, Mrs. r. Conely, Mrs. F. SIN
clair, all of Salt Lake, Mrs. John
Thomson and Mrs. Chas. Shields.
Mrs Katherine Thomson, who has
gone 10 the city for the winter months,
was guest Of honor at beanttul
Luncheon given by Mrs. J. c. Perry;
guests included the Matrons' Circle, of
which the guest of honor is an earnest
and respected member, and IN behalf
of the ladies, she was presented with
a beautiful cream ladle, Mrs. NJ. l..
Allen doing the honors most charming
IL. The guests enjoyed an unusually
pleasant afternoon, the memory. OF
which will remain with each one Tor
long time To meet the guest Of honor
there were present: Mrs. NJ. F. Allen,
Mrs. ]. Diem, Mrs. +. Emery, Miss
Agnes Kelly, Mrs. 2. S; Whitehead,
Ms. c. T. Prisk, Mrs. G. Moulding,
Mrs. c. Shields.
Mrs. Norah Driscoll and 7. Holland
were united in marriage, Wednesday
morning at 6 o'clock, Rev. Father l.
Galliean of the Catholic church oihelat-
ing The bride wore a travelling SUIT
of blue, while her attendant, Miss
Mayme Malvey, of Salt Lake, was at
tired in white. immediately following
the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Holland
left for Salt Lake and Denver. Upon
their return they will make Park City
Miss Bertha Getsch entertained
small party of friends at skating
party, "Wednesday evening, foliowe9 m oy
who participated in the Jolly event
we're the Misses Marie Dexter, Edna
sutton, Ethel Clark, Messrs. Robert
Row. c. e. Tanton, Rob. Dalglelsh and
Will M. Falls -.
The Freshman class of the high
school entertained superintendent and
Mrs. Martin and 100 young people at
a skating party, Friday evening 191- l
lowed BIZ banquet at the Clerks hall.
Attorney and Mrs L. 3. Wight en-
tertaiued the members of the Duplicate
Whist club most delightfully."- Tuesday
evening. After playing three games,
q most delicious luncheon was served.
THE club will meet with Mr.. and Mrs.
A. R. Weeter in two weeks.
Mrs. D. D, Sutton will entertain the
"A fternoon Card club at her home next
"Wednesday. g,
The Friendly Card club will meet
With Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Fargo next
Friday evening, October 70, at
MI. and Mrs. J. C. Perry were host
and hostess at pleasant dinner given
in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Ros-
evear Sunday evening, There Were
and Mrs. C. 7. Prisk, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Moulding and children.
A special meeting of the Ladies So
ciety OF the Congregational Church
was held in the. parlors Friday after.
noon, to make final arrangements for
the serving Of the meals to the club
women,
Mrs. J. Thomas and son Kent were
Salt Lake passengers on Friday. whert
they expect to remain indefinitely
Their many friends wish them every
success and prosperity.
Mrs. G. NJ. Anderson and Mrs NJ L
Graham of Zion spent Saturday ant
Sunday III Park as guests OF Nj, anc
Mrs. John Diem.
Mrs. Flora ST. Clair and Mrs. r. Cone
Iv, of Salt Lake, were guests of Mrs
j. T. Kescel for several days this week
Mrs. D. A, Cushing has returned t.
her home in the city, after n brief staJ
with Mr.. and Mrs. j. Thompson
Mrs. r. Fanning and little son re
turned 10 their home in Zion Wednes
day, after pleasant visit with Mr.. an
Mrs J. p. Kelly.
Joseph Cohen of Salt Lake spent sey
eraI DAYS in Park City this week i
the interest of the American party.
Rev. D. Q. Grabill Went TO Prov
Thursday 10 attend the State Congre