The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-22
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Special TO Tho Tribune.

| "3Uf$SS SEspfSe
Special to Tho Tribune.
| PARK CITY, April 2O-The congregation o
| St. Msry's church much appreciated th'
! Easter lilies. roses and carnations sent from
| California by Senator and Mrs. Thomut
| Kearns for last Sundays Easter services.
Mrs T a. Bird WAS tho recipient OF q very
| Jolly surprise given at the homs OF Mra r.
Dor OF ladies' spent on enjoyable time a
awarded to Mrs. F, A Bird and Mrs. c F
Goist, after which delicious rotreshmen,,
wero served. Tho friends present TO meet
| the guest OF honor Mira. w. D. SUIT
ton, Mrs. T. NJ. smith, Miss Bortho Geteh.
| Z ]. Bcggs Mrs. W. j Buck Mrs. c F
| Goist, Mrs. Charles Shields.
a special meeting of the Forget-Me- Not
club was held at the home of Miss Birdie
Beatty Monday evening After transacting
| business matters dainty refreshments wore
served and adjournment taken for two
weeks Those present were tho Misses Fran
ccs Fargo, Enid Rlloy. ollie Smith. Mabel
Carpenter Hlldred Wilson. Frances Shields.
Grace Stringcr. Vina Mawhinncy, Rose Goist.
Another pleasant event OF the week was
tho surprise party given at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. E. j. Besss Monday evening in
s0mPerS In mt to S Mf rs rd,sc sFG ,Go wa0 has as
300" prizes were awarded to Mrs. o. c.
Lockhart. Mrs. F. u Sherman F, W. sher-
were served, after which the friends returned
TO their homes Besides the guest Of honor
there there were present Nr and IN Mrs. w. j.
Mrs. F. W. sherman. Mr. and Nrs. h. d
Robins Mr.. and Mrs w. u. Sutton. Mr..
and Mrs. o. c. Lockhnrt. Mr. and Mrs. F
NJ. Smith. Mr.. and Mrs p. X. Towcy. Miss
Bertha Getsch. Miss J, Thomson. Miss Marie
Dexter, Mrs. Charles Shields.
Tho Woman's Athenacum met at the home
OF Mrs. C NJ. Wilson Monday afternoon. Mrs
c. VI. Wilson gave a very good paper on
Food for Inmates OF Public institutions and
Food FOR Old Age" Mrs b. Deason
on he TSt
~ String OF Pearls" the second Dance OF
tho Frowsly Heads. -. Mrs. l.. Il. Wright con
Quoted tho parliamentary drill. The club Will
meet with Mrs a A. Pike tomorrow Lesson
review. chapter eight 70 question nine chap
ter nine
John Buck was given a very pleasant sur
prise at the home Of his parents Wednes-
day evening. All sorts OF games, music and
tempting supper were enjoyed by the young
friends who arranged this Jolly affair. Those
present were the Misses Emily Foster, Jean-
ME sherman. Dora Evans Frances Shields
Miriam Raddon. TcsSie Mclaughlin. May Ly-
ons. LoTette Jennings. Bessie Gushing Birdie
Beatty, Hazel Lcory, Alton Olson. Mcssrs
Warwick Foster Norris Getsch Jack Town
send. Leland Nichols John Donahue, Law
renee Christensen. Clarence Golst, Lewis OIL
son. Joseph Weeter. Fraser Buck.
Prof IL II. Younger gave two dancing ex.
hioitions at the Dewey theoter Friday and
Saturday evenings One hundred children
and misses took part, follows Floral
grandc by sixteen couples; skirt Ounce. Tessie
Mclaughlin Scotch dance, three llttlc glrls;
jockey horuppe. Bertic Beutc scarf dance.
six little girls pastorale. two girls and boy:
fishers hornpipe John Trcgea: highland
fling, four girls tambourlnc dance. Edna Sta
ley; step quadrile. eight girls; cuchucha. six
girls: majestic Poonsise. sixteen couples:
grand finale by all dancers
The members OF tho Five Hundred club en-
Joycd pleasant afternoon al the home Of
Mrs B J.. Cripps on Wednesday. Prizes
were by Mrs. f \. Bird ond Mrs. John
Welsh, The next meeting Will 30 held nj the
home OF Mrs. Eugene Giles In TWO weeks
The last or series OF club dances was
given at Maple hal TUESDAY evening. when
the members and several invited guests par
tcipotcd In the pleasures of tho evening
The club will reorganizo In the carly ral
with larger membership
The ladies' society Of the Congregational
church gave II maple syrup supper In the
church perlors Thursday evening. which wa,
well attended. number OF aprons were
sold and neat WAS realized which goes
into the treasury.
3fr. and Mrs. J. w Thompson entertained
Mt dinner very Informally Thursday evening
in compliment 10 Ars. f. A. Bird and chil.
dr0n
w. CULVER. Air. and Mrs E j. BegCs and
Mr. ard Mrs L K; Hubbard have issued
Masonic hall Monday evening. April 80 ut s
O'Clock.
Tho Women of woOdcratt gave matinee
ond ball at Maple hall Monday both event.
being we'll attended
The y. o. L. w membsrs surprised the
d OF II nj their lodge rooms Thursday even
ihs- An excellent literary and musical pro
grommo was rendered.. after which refresh
mcnts were served.
Rov. ID. . Grnbiil and his guests OF Apins-
ton, Ill, enjoyed a trip through tho DAILY |
West mill Tuesday.
REV ana Ms u. q GrRbni entertained at
q beautifully appointed dnnor Wednesday
evening In compliment to their Euesta Covers |
were lnid for fourteen
Miss Katherine Lawrence spent several days |
In Salt Lake the past week visiting with |
friends.
Mrs. l.. b. Wright and two children oe
visiting in tho city with relatives having !
gone down Thursday
Mrs. II. A. Bird and two children depart |
ed for SAT- Lake Friday where they VIII |
reside.
Mrs. Arthur Williams md daughter Mar
jorle left for Warrcnsburg Mo. on Wcdnes- |
day. called there by the serious Illn~ss OF |
Mrs Russell Mira Wilinms'e mother
Mrs w ID. Sutton and two children have
returned from their trip TO Fort Wayne Ind |
whcr" they went 10 attend tho burial of a |
fcbu'
u =. X. Ward left for California wedne,. |
as ficTnoon in search OF Mrs. Ward and |
DIh who were visiting In san Francisco
nj The timo OF tho dieaster.
Mrs +. j Frankel and son. George. re-
turned TO the Park Friday morning having
left san Frunciseo Tuesday night In time 20 |
escupc tho terrible disaster