The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-07
Park City
Society
Special 10 The Tribune

Special to The Tribune.
PARK CITY, Oct. 6.-The first meet
ing OF the Woman 8 AtheDaeum, known
as President s day, was beautifully OBJ
served at the home of the president,
Mrs A r. Weeter, Monday afternoon.
The meeting was called 20 order at
o'clock, when reports of committees,
etc were listened to and business mat
ters pertaining to the club were trans
acted. Mrs. ID. b. Shields and Miss
Katherine Lawrence were elected secre-
tary and treasurer, both Offices being
made vacant since the election or OH
GERS in February. The members listened
intently to the beautiful address given
by Mrs. Weeter, which called forth
hearty applause. After short recess
the ladies were invited into the dining
room, where dainty ices were served.
The board was prettily arranged with
sweet peas and asters, and covers were
laid for fourteen. The club will meet
with Mrs. Charles Shields tomorrow,
October s, when the lesson study, chap
ters Il and l3 IN Glow TO Look at
Pictures win be taken up.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Hubbard enter.
tanned DR.. and Mrs B. w. King and
their class at n delightful luncheon af-
ter the rehearsal on Thursday evening.
DR.. King gave number. of selections,
which were greatly enjoyed by the
guests; Those who were present at the
charming event were DR.. and Mrs.
King, Miss Olice NJ King Miss Cora
Patterson, Mrs. NJ. F.. Allen, DR.. and
Mrs: c. NJ. Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. D.
6 Grabill, Mrs: E. P LeGompte; Miss Miss
Miss Mae Baillee, Miss Amber Bards.
ley, Miss Frances Shields, Mrs. A. a.
Pike, Mrs. r. d. Robins, Mrs Charles
Shields, Messrs. c. Z. TaEton, Mon
tague Allen, Il. a. Porter, Robert Jen-
ning5
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Hubbard enter
tanned a small company Of friends at
very pleasant informal dinner Sunday
evening. Goldenrod was used with
charming effect on the board, around
which were seated Mr.. and Mrs. q. W.
Gulliver, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Giles,
Lake, Miriam Hubbard and George
Giles
Mrs. William N. Ferry and Mrs. N
Z. Allen entertained a small company
Of friends at beautifully appointed
dinner party Saturday evening, in COM
eliment to Montague Allen 8 birthday.
The diningroon was bright with How.
ers and shaded lights and the board
was especially pretty with its decora-
tiou Of tinted autumn leaves and sweet
peas The place cards were pen and
Ink sketches. On the back OF each card
was representation Of some advertise
ment which the guests were asked TO
IS,
originality proved most entertaining. To
meet the guest of honor there were
present Sam y Radon, Mr.. and Mrs.
b. Q. Grabill. Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Mar
hin, Miss Amber Bardslev, Miss Martha
Lanning, Mrs. Charles Shields and DR..
]. W. Bardsley.
Misses Florence Talbot and Hattie
Baker entertained at a hard-time party
and candy pull at the home Of the for
mer on Wednesday evening, Those who
enjoyed the Jolly event were the Misses
Hannah Lecompte, Bertha Getsch, Ma
ME Wilson, Tessie Lambert, Stella
staley. Ruth Wilson, Pearl Lambert,
Messrs. W. SehmidlaPp, D. King, S. y.
Raddon, j. Hurley, Lee Talbot, G.
Quinn j. Fitzpatrick, NJ Pearson, W.
M. Falls, Rob Roy, j. A. Malta and
+. VI. Kimmons.
Mrs. C. ]. Prisk entertained the mem
bers OF the Matrons' circle of the o. b.
s. at her home Thursday afternoon,
Dainty refreshments were served and
Jolly time had by those present. Tho
neIt meeting Will be held at the home
pf Mrs John Diem.
The 500 Afternoon Card club will
meet with Mrs. Il. D. Robins next
Wednesday.
The regular meeting of the O. L. s.
will be held at Masonic hall Monday
evening. Saturday evening the officers
Sf the grand chapter, Will pay an othclaI
visit, when the work of the order will
be exemplihed by the members of
Mountain chapter,
Mr.. and Mrs. +. j. Beggs Will enter
lain the newly organized card club at
their homo next Friday evening,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. Sutton enter
sined small company of friends very
Informally at their pleasant home on
thursday evening with cards, dainty
ohua and UnuSIr
The Misses May Hedges, Alice Turner
tud Mamie Wilson, Messrs. Rome Pax
lon, Day King and Harry Hall went 10
The Hot Pots on Sunday, where an ex-
septionally delightful time was had.
The return tri ip was made late IN the
sveuing.
Miss Eva Lambert will entertain the
q. n. o. club at the home of her mother
'Ofs Dr.. and rd' Mrs T r. +. Wight entertained
1t dinner very informally Sunday, in
compliment TO DR.. W. B. King,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Welsh cutter
famed the members of the Duplicate
Whist club at their pleasant home Tues
lay evening After playing three
rames, dainty refreshments were served
Ind musical selections enjoyed. The
sext meeting will be held at the homo
II Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Weeter.
Society was well represented at the
two performances gwen Monday ana
tuesday evenings by Jane Corcoran at
he Dewey tbester.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. G. Lockhart enter
iained the NJ L. club at their pleasant
,oms Thursday evening. Prizes in the
rame were awarded TO Mrs Lucy Gar
lin and Ed. Hurlbt. Those who en-
Dyed the hospitality OF the host and
hostess were Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Hurlbut,
Nr. and Mrs. +. McEwan, Mr.. and Mrs.
4. Youngberg, Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Ken
lsdy, Mr. and Mrs. James Waters, Mr..
md Mrs. II. NJ Short, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
b, Hara and Mrs. Lucy Garvin:
Mrs. c. NJ. Wilson entertained the
members of the Ladies society Of the
congregational church at her home En-
lay afternoon.
y and Mrs. John Diem went down
10 The city on Wednesday for short
Misses AGNES and Martha kelly arc