The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-29
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Tho affair was planned by q number OF their
intimate friends and invitations to tho mum
hcr Of 100 had been issued, and nearly every every
one responded. Tho scene In the ortlsucally
decorated rooms was beautiful in the eN'
;remc Tho main hall was effectively doc.
ora,ed with the national colorS white coluIn,
hines and pinks In tho parlor pink and
whitc was the color scheme and carnations
ho flower ATtist;eolly eGSulifnl we're y I'm, Sns
Den shades Large mounds graccd tho con-
ter OF tho two long tables. and on opposite
corners stood cut glass vases blled with tho
same flowers, while princess lamps and cleo
t-oliers shaded in pnk added to the beauty
delightful musical programme was rem
dered, including solos by Miss Florence nnri'
but Mrs Joseph Waters. Miss Kate Allon,
Mrs, C. f. GoiSt, Miss Laura Townsend;
Charles T. Prss and w,Hr aUar'esG Da '0MpSsGa pssr,
Kemp and Prisk. Mr. and Mrs Goist have
been residents of Park City for number
vi ycars and have cndonrOd themselves TO
oyery mnD. woman and child of tho town.
Mrs Gost, who is an accomplished musician
and clocutionis; has lent hcr services and
assisted in overy enteTtainment both private
and public, and Park City docs not yet realize
'he great loss it has sustained by the doparrI,. prI
gre OF those people and honored iriSpas ,hn une
wherever they may reside, and cordial vel
como will always await them should they re.
and spoons were presented ,hem. Mr. Grabll
doing the honorS. The dining hall was pro-
sided ovcs By tho Misses JSans So.s sh0Flaan o;s
Tessie Mclaughlin, Annie Wilson aud Birdie
Beatty. Those who enjoyed tho pleasant al
Z. D. " Robins % B. L. aG cripps. % a. Williams, ".
pio1, 81 naT'' H. B. ~ wsh., En' f. W. "S Sherman :
Wsl.S. IsGss' j. welsh, eli "so" ". RgcE: II Hughes
g. ". Gulliyer. F.. Giles, W, D. sutton, A.
r Wcs'eT T NJ Smith ;, F; W, H%y', az nJv;S ); j.
SOP. Charles Shields, G. 7. Prisk" l.. Z. Hub
Sn5d, II oISpP Mrs q Il pDyrx cSISsrtsop. MSs cSp
~ A piS
Misses Katherine Lawrence, Iulis Burlin.
Clara Fargo, Mso Bsilee, Tessie Lambert
Agnes Harrington, Eva Hughes, Kate Allen,
Laura Townsend. Abbic Herman: MoSsrs, 10,
seph Kemp. S. Fargo, Montague Allen. John
Hancock, William Waters, Jasper McCsskell.
Mrs. William NJ. Ferry and daughter, Mrs.
NJ. F. Allen. entertained at beautifully APP
pointed luncheon Monday III compliment 20
their guests. Mrs W:tcner and little danEh'
Ter, of Salt Lake The othor guests wer0
Mrs C. F. Gost, Mrs. O. ". Wilson, Mrs., D.
g: GrabiIl, Mrs. II. W. culbertson, Mrs. F.
". Sherman and daughtor Frances, Kate Al.
len, John Hancock and Montague Allen.
Misses Josephine Berry and Eta staley
gave most enjoyable party Friday evening
1t the homo of Mr.. and Mrs. Berry in honor
of Miss Thema Burton OF Salt Lake. Tho
rooms and vcrarda were prcttily decorated
with cut flowers and bunting. Punch was
served from a gsily decorated booth by scv.
ernl little misses. all sorts of games wore
played in doors. and late in tho evening
dainty refreshments were served. Those
ESS tcssos. were % the Misses Seth Boyd Boyd Margaret Mar
Snyder, Barbara Hasson, Margaret FitEpat-
rick, Frances Shields, Necy Mcclellan. Della
Ros6ond, Edna Staley. Blanch smith, Elthora
Higgins, Julia Morse. Ruth Andrews. Ella
Campbell, Stella Staley, Florence Kimball,
Drucia Cunnington. ATby Christensen.
Mrs, F. McEwan entertained at beauti-
fully appointed Kcnsington Friday afternoon.
AZ her cory home Woodside Avcnue. Sweet
peas, nasturtiums and roses wero used pro
tuscly in the several rooms, where tho guests
ms fheyO Oaaly wi
Dainty refreshments were served. tho hostess
hoinE assisted by her uieces. the Mlsses
Those who enjoyed tho delightful afternoon
Mrs. John Welsh, Mrs. NJ. z. Kirk.
Mrs. V. YoungberS, Mrs: NJ, j. DAILY, Mrs.
\. B, Kennedy, Mrs. NJ. Wynne, Mira. II. M.
Snort, Mrs. Morris and Mrs. Ford
The 500 club mot At the homo Of Mrs. ].
". Thompson, Wednesday afternoon. Prizes
wero awarded to Mrs, Henry Welsh and Mrs.
J, j: Frankel. Those present were Mrs. ". j.
Buck, +. W. sherman, Mrs. y. L. Cripps,
irs H. Welsh, Mrs. +. NJ Smith. Miss Clara
Fargo Mrs. J. Welsh, Mrs. Z. J. Beggs. Miss
D. Sutton, Mrs. c. shie!ds, Mrs. ]. Frankel,
Mrs, ]; Dion. Mrs; P. r. TOwey; Mrs; l.
6ipball, Mrs G " GullivOr. Mrs. R. D.
Miss Laura Townsend Robert Jennings
and Roy Mcdonald spent Sunday at Brighton
with Mr.. and Mrs, G; 7. Mixer and the
Misses Ruth and May Wilson.
Nr; and Mrs. Ed Pesan snd two children,
at the Jupiter. near Shadow lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Roedmnn entertained at
luncheon very informally. Monday, In honor
Of @. z. Goodin, route agent for tho Wells
Fargo Express company.
Mrs Morris, Miss Kennedy, Mrs. F. Mo-
Ewan and Mrs. 4. B. Kennedy spent Satur-
day ct tho Silver King, the guests Of Mrs.
NJ. J. Daily.
Mr. and Mrs, Henry Welsh and Mr.. and
Mrs. ". J. Buck dlned at tho Odin mine
Tuesday, returning homo lstc in the even
ing.
A large number Of ladies and children spent
Tuesday a. the City park. where all sorts Of
games were played and luncheon served
Mr.. and Mrs. R. D. Robins are entertain
ing their mother, Mre. Currie OF Ogden, who
will be their guest for some time.
Mrs. witcher and little daughter returned
TO the city Tuesday, sfter a most delightful
visit with Mrs. William u. Ferry and dsugh.
tor, Mrs NJ. T. Allen.
Mr. Stewart Mcdonald Of California spent
n few days in Park. the guest OF his brother,
Roy, prior TO ths latter's departure for Ely,
New.
Miss Florence Hilliard, a charming. young
woman from osliforna. spent two dsys In
ner way East
Mrs Henry Hughes and daugh.sr. Miss
Eva, departed for the East Tuesday Before
aud friends in Michigan. New York md iii.
nois. They will be gono until October.
Mrs. F. W. Sherman and son. Ira, spent
Thursday in the city with Mr. and Mrs. j,
W. White.
Mr and Mrs. Robert Kelly arrived In Park
Saturday from California for short stay
with thelY relatives.
Miss Abbis Herman. who has besn camp
ing near Rockport with o party OF friends
spent two days in Park with Mr.. and Mrs
R. D. Robins, on her way homo TO the city.
Miss Emily Eos.or is visiting in Heber
With relatives and friends
Rev. and Mrs. Martin Thomas are enter
n.ir yhnr Mre At al,
fornis.
DR.. and Mrs E. P, LeCompte and daughter,
Miss Hannah, wont down 10 the city Mon
day, called thero By the death OF Mrs. Ls-
Complies brother.
Mrs. 3. E. Deason is homo from short
stay in Zion.
Rose and Clarence Goist departed for
Missouri Wednesday, where thoy will visit
with their grandparents for several weeks.
Miss Matte Kent Of Nebraska IN visiting
at the Park City hotel with her uncle. A. N.
Spooner.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hurlbut visited with Salt