The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-12
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Special to Tho Tribune.
PARK CITY, Aug. 1.-THE Forset-M Me-
Not club gave an enjoyable picnic at
City grove Friday, where the DAY mao
happIIy spent by the members and IN
yifea guests Luncheon was had under the
trees and il was late In the evening
when the return trip was made Inoso
Of the party were the Misses Enid kliey'
Olive Smith. Grace Stringer, Vina MA MA"
Whitney, Amia Pnul. Frances Fargo Hi
dred Wilson, Birdie Beatty, Eleanor
WRIGHT Frances Shields, Tessie' Nc
I,auehlin. Marie Berry, Bessie Cushing
Miriam Radon. Dora Evans. Emily pos-
fer Louise McEwan, Jeanne snernau'
Messrs. Norris GetsCh, Earl Stanley Lee
land Williams, lie Roy Cushing, Aerpert
Quinn, Fred Green, Dick smith, ferry
Baker, Eddie Evans, Lawrence raul
Myron watson. Bert Kelly, l.. WATSON,
bernard Woods, Charles Hartwell, Emmet
Shields. Mike oliver, Irwin Evan, lrVin
stringer The chaperons were the
Misses Rhca Riley, Vera Lowe ana Teresa
Quinn.
The 900 club met at The home OF Mrs.
A. A. Pike Wednesday afternoon, ana
after number OF spirited games prizes
we're awarded to Mrs. r. NJ. smith ana
Mrs R D. Robins Delicious refresh
ments we're served by the hostess, VINO
WAS assisted by her two sisters Inc
next meeting will be held at the home OF
Mrs. " Youngberg in two weeks
Mr.. and Mrs ]. w. Pearson entertained
at dinner today in honor of the birthday
anniversary OF their son, Marshall, Inc
guests who participated In the happy
celebration were members OF the Score
club and friends of the young man. ana
the event will no doubt linger long IN
the minds of the parents as we'll as IN the
honored guests. Mr.. and Mrs Pearson
we're assisted by their daughters. Mrs.
RI. B. Hampton and Mrs. Joseph Charl-
rand. The guests were hooer, roy; o.
n. Raddon. T.. A. Shields, J. Hurley,
George Quinn. Will McFalls. j. Quinn. #.
Warren, S. Oska, B. Kescel, j. fitz-
patrick, Lee Talbot II. Hall. d. King
]. A. Malta. r.. Paxton
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Sutton entertained
q small party OF friends very informally
Monday evening, cards being the DIVER
sion and Mrs. +. NJ. Smith being the
prize winner Dainty refreshments we're
served and enjoyed by the following
friends: Prof and Mrs j. NJ. Martin
Mr.. and Mrs. r. D. Robins, Mr.. and Mrs.
f. NJ Smith. Mr., and Mrs. ID. ID. sutton
Mrs, l.. Klmball, Mrs. l. Sutton, Mrs. q.
Kuster, Mrs. q, Getting of Evanston, ana
w. Sutton, Jr,
Miss Hortense Lockhart gave most
delightful afternoon, Thursday: TO which
a small company OF young friends were
hidden. Games and q tempting luncheon
were enjoyed by the guests, among whom
we're the Misses Tessie Beggs, Frances
Shields, Tessie Mclaughlin, Louise Nc
Evan, Ella Snyder, Miriam Radon,
Frieda Funk, Pearl Snyder, Ellen Morten-
son, Virginia Smith, Gertie Mclaughlin,
and Gene Theriott.
Mrs. H.. B. Hampton entertained at q
beautifully appointed luncheon, Friday,
rn1h hnr rfrnY
who has gone to Ely to make her home,
The dining room was fragrant with
ranged. The menu. which was an elab-
crate one and daintly served by the
hostess, was thoroughly enjoyed by the
friends bidden. among whom were, be-
side the guest of honor, Mrs. William M.
Ferry, Mrs. It. W. Hayt, Mrs. NJ. Il.
weeter. Mrs. d. @. Grabill, Mrs: ]:
Thomson, Mrs. l.. d. Gray. Mrs. j. Chart
rand. and Mrs. Charles Shields.
Mrs, C. NJ. Wilson and Mrs. E. c.
Whitehead's Sunday-school classes gave
dime social in the church parlors
Wednesday evening. Ices were served and
the following programme announced by
Miss Tessie Beggs: Recitation, Miss
Irma Snyder; violin and organ solo.
Master Ira Diem and Mrs. NJ. +. Allen;
reading Miss Jeanie Sherman; recitation.
Miss Edith Clark: vocal duet. Misses Eva
and Eova Jensen, poem, Mrs. M. f.
Allen.
Miss Laura Townsend entertained the
pupils Of her Sunday school class at a
lawn party Thursday afternoon, The
tables were prettily arranged with bowls
OF sweet peas. pansies and poppies. and
the little tots spent n most delightful
time with their charming hostess. Those
of the party were Maud Chartrand, Phyl-
lis Tregea Charlotte Uric, Pearson
Chartrand. Francis Cunningham, James
Uric, Edith Beckman, Robert Cunning
ham, Fannie Uric. Maggie Dunsmore
Ruth Townsend, Reta Stevens, George
Cunningham. Alice Fargo, Preslie Tai
bot George Beckman Mary Radon
James Batemau. Mag Chambers. Helen
Talbot Lawrence and Harry Radon
Mary and Leah Townsend.
Miss Mamie Wilson. Miss Matte Kent
Harry Hall and Day King spent Sunday a
the Hot Pots.
Messrs,- Art Haish, William wcstseld, F. A
Shields. ]. Cunningham. William Dickert o
the BlythFargo Mercantile company spcn
Sunday the Provo river
Miss Birdie Beatty entertained the Forget
McNot club at tho home of her parents Fri
day evoning- Those present were the Missc
Enid Riley. Grace Stringcr Vina McWhnney
Olive Smith Anna Paul Hildrod Wilson
Eleanor Wright and Frances Shields.
Mr.: and Mrs: F. w. Sherman ontertaine
evoning Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. White. Mrs
Henry Welsh, Mrs. Charles Shields and Mis-
Abbe Bishop OF Salt Lake
Mrs. Charles Shields entertained the Ma
irons circle nj her home Thursday Afternoon
The next meeting will bo held at the HON
Of Mrs. NJ F. Allen at North Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J, Buck and their guest
Mrs. Dean and Mrs. Milliner, spent Tuesda
at the Silver King mine. Tho other guest
were Mrs. J. Welsh and Mrs. w. D. Buck
Mrs. William Dodge gave a pleasant afte
noon party Thursday, in honor OF her siste
Miss frances Richardson OF Los Angeles On