The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-24
PARK CITY.

Chamberlain came up to
| Mrs. a mis- morning on brIef VISIT;
! the faIl a1-;1iisu, McSorley left W edIeso ~
MIS-. for GoIdfield, New Where Sne
| Hornlnf he, husband and make hei
| will join Fey
| bone. .to.,sapt affair was the ami
We oeIebration of the N, n So
versary eeleDii r1er i'm Masonic hall AitSf
Tuesday =. -eqsion of the lodge W. y
the ~ NJ. SpeTry, Johh -, =. tbc
Ndts' phillips and James Ci,t'ited the
.or,be-s of the comm - .ee, where a
guests lh'g 9rt,eresting program was Ien-
short put foIloWfng this cdlus
Cered 1--we siXty-three DeinS w
payeu' kfter several hands W e-,p,i -
gam. ylars awarded ana IelieS'
were - sWilism Staley and daugu'ei'
NE Is' are visiting i'm Zion. ~ ,-isitor
Stella. CIV Armstrong was PARK
TINS ns,' S Keith spent Tuesday III 'i'e a.
raining business ,,,,tertsiued
on Minnie Cunningham enc et be~
Miss Mll.e'', Of the q. \. o. club at ne
me IN park averue WEDNESDAY sev-
hyi besides the members there
eral guests pfesett- L-earus and lit
.s daughter were Park vlsl 5 pr the Park
Me- Bessie Faddis visited ID
AZ first part of the wees .,ina5 a few
hg III -rbonoss Powers entertallIle5u a ,-iIis
~ fr{ands at her home IN 81, - - NJ
s-,eedav afternoon. 10 hohuI VI
Sorlev and Mrs. Me1in- 5ou-n 10 the
Miss Frida Funk Ven WEI ON a visit with
-. thursday afterL OOH vi
1Il el..,,.,. Hetteberg returned 70 ,llI
psIt Monday afternoon aliei
Tronfbs' visit in CaliIoThliaii ,.t Lodge of
Wednesday evening the ioCdl - ft,,,.
N s held social sessiuli d" ~
w n session. for their ladleS- 1ns
tnT u - nrettilv decorated with lnt ma ma
Han coI6rs and the jolly crowd aniH s.,
,bcmselves with a program anu me- us,l'o'''
Va l,tar refreshments were SCI Ncu,
am i' whist club held its regular neeI-
LNS tbc home of Mr.. and Mfs- l.. d
wight Tuesday evening 10, -, zio,,
Penreseutatives Sutton ana IsssSdi iu
ul,ed to the Park Friday morning.
Mrs. G. r. Drake Was d P"7ee''7
zion Friday morning .,.--,.,,,-
Mrs p J. Beggs entertained al I az NJ
,-,',i..,,a -, evening in honor Of Mrs. II. W.
Culberts0n. o., .bo paul, Fri
day morning 10 visit Win lr'e'ius ioi a
Tow days. 100 M, from
e., IKE Friday morning TO visit with
her mother for a short time.
AIRS l. r Hubbard entertained at qtl-
uer Sunday evening az her Hol,it -" 1na ~
street i'm honor of DR.. and Mrs b n
T+sTJ Miss Amber Bardsley, DR.. Bards-
lev and Mrs. Hale
Mrs Arthur Mcclellan came up from
salt Lake Friday morning to visit Tor d
short time with relatives and friends
Iobp A Malta left Thursday afternoon
o. Flv New. where ne goes TO accept
8 position in the Bank of Ely. Mr. Ma
Iis IL well known in this city, having
Leen raised here. and has many friends
who will wish him success IN his ne"
venture.
luncheon Thursday at her home, IN honor
Of DR.. and Mrs E X. Ward and Mrs.
Hale. mother OF Mrs. Ward.
William sutton came up 30 the Park
FRIDAY morning 10 visit with his parents
for a few days.
Mrs. Henry Welsh entertained at din
Ter Thursday in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs
John McS0rley and Mr.. and Mrs NJ. j.
McGin. The table was prettily decorated
with cut flowers ard the dinner was
served in courses.
end Mrs. Hale left THURSDAY afternoon
for Salt Lake. where they viii visit for
a few days. From there 'Dr. Ward will
go TO Chicago 10 enter a medical college.
and Mrs Ward and children and her
mother, Mrs. Hale, will go to California
Roy Carpenter came up from Salt Lake
Friday morning. where he is attend4n g
the University Of Utah, TO visit with his
parents until Sunday.
Thursday evening. at the Lincoln school
building, the sophomore class of % en-
tertained the freshman. junior and senior
classes. the faculty. and Superintendent
and Ms. j. NJ Martin at a party. At
40 The guests assembled in room L,
which vas decorated in the national col
Ors, pictures of Washington and Chinese
lsnterns were artist.cally hung about the
f00m Guessing games were played ana
the prizes were won by Rhea Riley, May
Nimmo and Willie Hillstrom. After the
awarding Of prizes the jolly crowd of
students went down TO the lower hall,
where dancing was enjoyed for about an
hour. In this hall was the punch booth,
Which was presided over by Jack Towns
er1- Al II O'Clock all went up stairs to
Stpper. served in room H. which
Nss prettily decorated with royal blue
ana gold. cOOrs of the class. and several
large American flags were also hung
around The place cards were small
Aatenets IN the class ColOrs Supper was
served In three courses. after which
ieasts were given. Miss Tessie Beggs act
lug as POSTMASTER, and they were re-
Shonded 10 by Miss Edith Morgan, Miss
Hnea Riley, Miss Eleanor Wight, Miss
iima Evans and Professors Santon and
-@Arth Following this Willie Shea pre-
saNed the three visiting classes and Pro-
leSser Martin with a small token to ever
III cupiulllOlt CLASS anu TIC
slI OF February. 1907 The successful
atalr was brought TO a close by singing
Seseral school songs and at - o'clock
ltncoln building was dark and the happy
eepwd was on its way home
r .Sliss Edna Wilkinson is visiting in the
Park with her parents.
ne grand bali and matinee given Fri
uas oy Professor Il. B. Younger were
E-and successes.
firs Gem Hampton entertained at
ss<ls saturday afternoon at her home. in
n95or Of Miss Kate Thorpe of Salt Lake
ga Mrs H. W. Culbertson of EIv, Ney,
A a.. several hands were played AMI
r 49, mad been awarded, refreshments
bs all e0o" ''nie was hau
EPHRAIM.
eiss ns domestic science and dressmaking