The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-03
Park City
Society

.special TO The Tribune
PARK CITY, March 2-The Woman
,banoeum held pleasant meeting at
sse home of Mrs: d. Q. Grabill on mon
s}ieaS rewiaw was conducted By Mrs. {.
&IAIlson and an Interesting paper was
'3&fcslS5y Mrs. II, II. Hampton The cluo
irsn,r ST the meeting held ON organiza-
Prem nn dav the following officers we're
eiontcd and appointed; President. Mrs.
y p Lccompte: first Vice-president. Mrs'
ban r. Shields; second ice-president,
az. ,nn r; T. Bcggs; secretary, Mrs. Arthur
SMtIliams; treasurer, Miss Julia Burlin:
Mnai'nr Mrs. A. r. Weeter; critic. Mrs.
+ W. Hayt; Librarian, MIS- n Nrs e franK W
gsvt az Mrs L. B. Wight, Mrs, j. M. Mar
IN: entertainment committee. Mrs.
lsb, ilh, -,es Shields. Mrs. Sherman Fargo;
room committee. MISS hate La"rhece
and Mrs. John Diem
Miss Kate Thorpe OF Salt Lake and
.fTs' II w. Culbertson of Ely. New, were
tS,,ests of honor at very pleasant caro-
, ,,s rtv given by Mrs. Fl B, Hampton sat
nrday afternoon FIVE yf.ss nunalea ware swsred Ws @
,e Mrs S. Fargo, Miss Catherine Dene-
wetb. Mrs D. B. Shields and Miss Kate
TSorne. The rooms were bright with red
anN yhIte carnations ferns and the ma
i enc noIors. The talIies were miniature
hatchets-
Mrs. l.. D. Gray entertained at very
] .,easant Kensngton on Tuesday. In
hnnor OF her daughter, Mrs II. W. Cul-
bertson of Ely, who has % been n ner pI guess tions
rvere artIstically arranged In the several
rooms where the ladies' busted them
selves with their work, while they chat
srnuhments were served by the hostess.
Tho was assisted by her daughter and
Mrs F. Emery,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hurlbut entertained
zirteen guests at a delightful patriotic
I party on Friday The rooms were % neana
and fiags. with red and white carnations
and yiolets placed In vases and jardin-
4iers. In the guessing game prizes We're
I ava rdcd TO Mrs. J. Fl. Kirk, Mrs. A. B.
h Kirk. Cards were also played, after
Il which delicious refreshments were served
! in the dining room. The long table was
charn,ingly decorated @ YIN streamers a nnaot OF
/ In the same colors. The fayors were
\ inv cherry trees for the ladies and
blocks OF wood and tiny hatchets for the
gentlemen. Altogether 1t was one OF the
: daintiest and prettiest events given for
|, some time, and the guests spent a most
tdelightful evening with their host and
Mrs. William Rose and daughter. Miss
Maggie. OF Nova Scotia, were guests OF
Z honor al beautifully arranged luncheon
\ given by Mrs. w, ]. Buck and Mrs.
\ Thomas Fraser at the home OF Mrs
Il Buck ON Thursday. Niolets, carnations
fley were used with charming effect In
tho decoration of the several rooms
/ where the tabes were laid Al the right
\ot each guest were laid, alternately, car
and daffodils. The delicious
Qr Lu was served by the hostessess who
SeSSe assisted by Mrs, p. n. Towey, Miss
'I'lfHe Ballec and Mrs. w. d. Buck. After
Yluncheon the time was given to fancy
work, music and recilations by several
Miss Amber Bardsley entertained the
members of the o, n, O. club and few
Il served and a royal time was had by the
4 ladies' present.
II Mrs F. w. Hayt entertained at a
4 beautifully appointed Kensington We'd
4 nesday afternoon In compliment to Mrs
d. Q, Grabll, who. with Mr.. Grabill. will
\ soon leave for Chicago, and Mrs. Fl. W
Culbertson OF Fly.
/ Miss Claire Stevenson was the recipi-
ent of a Jolly surprise given al the home
OF her mother Saturday evening. The
i affair IVES planned by a number of teach
ers and friends. and an unusually pleas
\ and tempting refreshments.
II Mrs j, G. Perry will entertain the
n matrons' circle OF the o L, S. mex
A Thursday afternoon, March I. at 2:S'
o'clock.
A number OF friends OF Hazel Julif
i surprised her at The home of her parent
i Friday night. Jolly time was had b,
4 the young people, with all sorts OF games
music and refreshments.
Miss Katherine Post entertained ioll,
company of friends az party Wednes
day evening, the occasion being her eigh
teenth birthday. The time was given [,
dainty refreshments were served.
II Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Peterson gave ;
pleasant dinner Thursday evening il