The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-07
PARK CITY.

The Noman's Athenaeum held its first
regular meeting of the season Monday
afternoon at the home of the president
Mrs. A. II. Weeter. No regular work was
taken up at this meeting and after some
discussion for the good of the club, Mrs
w eter served dainty refreshments The
next meeting will be held Monday at the
home of Mrs Charles Shields, when the
lesson review on How to Look at Pic
lures will be studied. Mrs. L. K. Hub
bard is the leader OF this lesson and Mrs
WeeteT has a paper on Vacation Ech-
oes' Miss Kate Laurence has a reading
Mrs. c. Lusty of Coalville spent We'd
nesday IN the Park visiting with her sis
Mrs. r. lie Pate left Sunday for her
home in Pittsburg, and her sister. Mrs
Hardness, accompanied her as far as Salt
Mrs. Lee Chamberlain spent wednes-
day in the Park.
Mr. and Mrs. James Waters returned
home from the city Tuesday morning
after a brief visit with friends.
Mrs. Z. ]. Beggs entertained the
Friendly Card club at her home on Park
avenue Friday.
Mrs. S. II. McCarty and two children
returned home from the city Tuesday
morning after pleasant visit with
Miss Nellie Sperry returned to her home
in Zion "Wednesday evening after short
visit with Miss Bessie Wykoff
M. j. DAILY left Sunday for Los Angeles
Cal, where he viii visit for q short time
4 ne DupilC WHIST cluD met 1ueSOt
evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Henry Welsh. After several games had
been played. refreshments were served
by the hostess and very enjoyable even
ing was spent by all present.
John f. Geiger went down to Salt Lake
Tuesday on visit, with hopes of bene =
fitting his health.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McGivern returned
home from their honeymoon TUESDAY
morning.
Mrs. James Peters of Salt Lake came
up to the Park Wednesday on a short
visit with Mrs. Laurence.
A very pleasant affair Of the week WAS
the hard-time party and candy pull Civ
en- Wednesday evening by Misses Hattie
Baker and Florence Talbot at the home
of the latter. The evening was we'll
spent in games and music and a real good
time was had by all.
Mesdames Parry, Jones. Fox and Cohen
city
Miss Mary Shields is visiting in Sail
Lake for few weeks.
The following young people spent Sun
day very pleasantly at the Hot Pots:
Misses Alice Turner, Mamie Wilson and
May Hedges; Messrs Rowe Paxton, Day
King and Harry Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Osika and son
were Salt Lake passengers Monday aft
ernOon.
Mrs. r. D. Robbins entertained the Five
Hundred Card club at her home Wednes-
day afternoon After the awarding Of
prizes to the card winners, refreshments
were served and a pleasant afternoon
was spent.
Miss Margaret Paul returned to the
city Sunday afternoon after a short visit
in the Park with her parents
MIR. and Mrs. III NJ Short returned
home TO the Park Tuesday after pleas
ant visit in Salt Lake
Mrs. NJ. NJ. r. Allen entertained at dir
neE Sunday i'm honor of Sam II. Radon
and Montague Alien the occasion being
the twenty-third birthday of each young
man. The dinner was served in seven
courses and the table decorations were
very pretty autumn leaves and cut flow
ers being used with very pretty effect
The place cards were pen sketches. the
work being done by Mr. Allen.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Diem returned home
from the city Friday morning after a
brief visit with friends.
Mrs. Thomas j. Tanning is visiting
with her parents In this city.
The sophomore class of the Park CITY
High school and the teachers spent Sat
urday on the Provo river. The day was
spent i'm games Of all kinds and at noon
time the jolly crowd sat down to a fine
cold lunch which had been prepared for
the occasion.
Mrs. r. c, Camomile of Salt Lake spent
Wednesday in the Park.
The Shakespearian plays given by Pro-
fessor Byron w. Kings school OF ex-
preston Friday and Saturday evenings
were much enjoyed and a fair-sized crowd
attended.
The next regular meeting of the o. N
o. club will be held Wednesday evening
at the home of Miss Eva Lambert.
Professor and Mrs. Martin are visiting
in Salt Lake.
returned home to the Park Sunday. after
a pleasant two months visit in New Jer-
sey.