The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-28
PARK CITY,

Miss Tina Wilson entertained 2 minnie,
or her pidymates Saturday on picnic
up the ITamway. The day was pleasantly
spent IN games of all kinds and at noon
lunch was served.
The Misses Morris and Kobb of Sal;
Lake spent the week in Park the guests
of Miss Ellen MOrtenson.
Francis Shields and David Geiger We're
among the morning arrivals from Salt
Lake Sunday.
A crowd composed of the following
young people, Misses Lottie Oliner. Bur
nell Durkin, Sis CrOnin, Florence Cronin
Cleo GetCh. Messrs. viii Gillette. William
Cronin and Fred Gillette. were taken
through the Wabash mine Monday even
ing. after which a lunch was served To
the Jolly party. and it was after midnight
before the homes were reached.
Mrs. T. V. Alden spent Wednesday IN
TINS city with her husband. Frank Alden
Leo L. Twigg came up from the city
friends.
Master Bay Shields gave a picnic I'D the
Iramway Monday for a number of his
friends. Games were played and in the
afternoon lunch was served which was
much enjoyed by the young people. Mrs
Charles Shields was chaperon and saw
that all had d good time
Mrs. DR.. Lecompte returned from a ten
days visit in Salt Lake Wednesday
morning.
James Byrne returned from brief
Ogden visit Thursday morning.
DR.. and Mrs. Wight and a few friends
spent Wednesday up the Tramway.
Mr. and Mrs. John Funk, Misses Frieda
Funk and Eva Hughes and Leo S
IWigg spent Wednesday very pleasantly
at the Hot Pots.
Grover Evans spent Wednesday al
Rockport, the guest of Miss Susie Stem
bridge.
William Ashby arrived in Park Wednes-
day from Salt Lake
Pioneer day was fittingly celebrated
here Wednesday by the members of the
ratnu T.
carryalis commenced CARRYING the peopie
TO the City park, where all of the DAVIS
amuSementS were held. and all during
the DAY the crowds continued 10 go. The
day was spent in races of ali kinds and
other sports. which seemed 10 be very
much enjoyed by the crowd In the even
ing a grand ball was held in the Maple
hall, which proved to be both social
and financial success.
Mrs. Campbell and family. Mrs. Redding
and family and Miss CsthaTine McCOr-
mick spent Wednesday up the Tramway.
Mrs. Prudence and children are visiting
friends and relatives in Salt Lake.
The members of the local lodge of the
NJ. ". of A. held a social session after
their regular work Thursday evening.
when a cold lunch was served and q
short program was rendered.
The Y. c. G.. girls gave a moonlight
picnic on Bald hill on Tuesday evening.
large crowd enjoyed the evening. They
were chaperOned by Mrs Charles Shields
Mr.. Churchill visited in Park Tuesday.
Mrs. Henley returned home Wednesday
morning.
Ralph Watson left Thursday afternoon
for Deep Creek.
F. W. Sherman left Thursday afternoon
Tor trip 10 Arizona.
Miss Winnie Cunningham returned home
Thursday morning after six weeks in Salt
Lake.
Miss Agnes Stromness was passenger
to Park Thursday morning.
A jolly party of young people spent Fri
day at the Odin-
Miss Lillian Kneale is spending a few
weeks at Brighton.
Misses Susie and Elizabeth Shields en-
tertained a few of their friends at pic
nic Wednesday at the City grove.
Frank A Shields. Ralph W. Watson. Ed
Lecompte and George Quinn spent Sunday
at the Hot Pots
Misses Irma Watson. Margaret Watson.
Amber Bardsley. Angie Kellog. viii Car
euth HALEY were jolly party that en-
ioyed horseback ride Tuesday evening.