The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-25
PARK CITY.

Mrs. William T. Dunn of Nephi was the
guest o. honor Tuesday afternoon at q
card par V given by Mrs. l.. E. Hubbard
at her no ne on Main street. Sixty-three
was the 90 ne played, and the prizes were
won by NJ. s. Sherman Fargo and Mrs
John thompson. Immediately following
TINS refreshments were served and de-
hghtrul afternoon was spent by all.
MISS Sallna Rutchie returned Monday
morning after pleasant two weeks visit
in Salt Lake and Logan.
George Hall drove down TO the city
Tuesday, where he spent the week visit
ing friends
Tuesday evening a china shower was
given to Miss Sadie Rasband by a num-
Der of her young friends at her home on
WOOdside avenue.
Mrs. F. w. Sherman and children re-
turned home from a pleasant visit n
Invitations are out announcing the we'd
ding of Miss Sadie Rasband and Earl
Glade, both Of this city, on Tuesday, Au-
Miss Mary Shields was Salt Lake Wis
itor Tuesday.
Miss Kate Allen entertained Misses
jeanne Sherman and Frances Shields at
tea Thursday evening at her home below
town.
William Donovan was called to Salt
Lake on business Tuesday afternoon
p. Mcpherson left Monday morning
for his home in Seattle, after a pleasant
three weeks visit in this city.
Frances Sherman entertained a crowd
OF ITlSnuS at a picnic up the tramWay
Thursday The day was spent in games
of all kinds, and a delightful lunch was
served that was indeed enjoyed by all
present
Mr. and Mrs. ]. F. Lubbock and two
daughters spent Thursday in Salt Lake.
MIS- John thompson and son Kent re-
turned home to Salt Lake Wednesday aft
ernOon from this city, where they have
been visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. James
Kessel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rose and Mrs. F. w.
H9yt spent Wednesday at Brighton
Fred Sweinhart was in Park this week
en- route to Brighton lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Rose OF Elmira,
N Y, were the guests of honor at a din
ner given by Mrs. z. P. Lecompte.
a number of young friends of Miss
jeanne Wilson planned and carried out a
very pleasant surprise party on the young
thursday evening. The jolly crowd
amused themselves with cards and other
games, and a delightful time was had
by all.
Jerome Paxton and Miss Alice Turner
returned from a pleasant weeks visit in
the metropolis Friday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Street arrived in
Park Wednesday morning and will re-
main here during the winter.
William Stietel, who has been visiting
in this city during the summer, left Fri
day afternoon for his home in Boston.
Mrs; DR.; C NJ. Wilson was the hostess
home on Park avenue Covers were laid
for twelve.
Dr. and Mrs Wight, Mrs Charles
Shields and children, Miss Bardsley, Miss
Kellogg, We're Wight and Fred Sweinhart
spent Sunday at Brighton's lake and on
their way home in the evening ate din
ner at the Copper Apex mine.
Tuesday afternoon Bernice Redding eel
ebrated her fourth birthday at her home
on WOOdside avenue. A number of her
little friends were present and the amuSe-
ment for the day was the game of fish
pond" each girl present receiving a doll
and each boy a ball Light refreshments
were served and pleasant time had by
all
Misses Clara and Ada KimbaH went
down to Salt Lake on a visit with rela-
tives and friends.
Ella Malin entertained a crowd of her
young playmates at her home Wednesday
afternoon. Games of all kinds were
played and a good time had by all
The Hobby party is the latest innova-
ton in entertainment in Park City, and
on Friday afternoon Mrs Sherman Fargo
entertained in honor of Miss Clara Fargo,
using this method of entertainment for
the guests
The permanent institution Of the Malta
commandery Of this city was held Fri
day evening in their lodge rooms, and af-
ter the work had been completed the
members and their ladies sat down TO an
elaborate banquet. The affair proved to
be very successful and one that will not
be forgotten very soon by those who at
tended.