The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-22
PARK CITY
SOCIETY

Park CITY, Nov. 2l-Mrs Cbar,e
lean was guest Of honor at an elab
Waeeiy appointed luncheon given b,
.dES. mEs. John Diem on Saturday. Th,
oao.e was beautifully decorated in pinl
oe Ihtlons hs ana roses, with q low bow
M nj lnem In the center of the boa rd
The place cards were pink and go!t
monograms of the hostess. To NEE
ssqe guest OF honor there were presep
mrs. r. NJ. Smith. Mrs. J. J. Frankel
mrs W. J. Buck, Mrs. E. j. Beeps
Mrs J. w. Thompson, Mrs. f. Getsch
Mfs. Edwin Nesbit and Mrs. Charlie:
Dr. and Mrs. c, NJ. Wilson enter
tanned at dinner on Saturday and Sun
91ay for J.. Fl. Brown and DR.. G. r
| Pfoutz Of Salt Lake, members of tho
Grand Chapter of Masons.
Mrs. w. j. Buck entertained the
former members OF the Emerson ciut
at beautifully appointed clock
dlnner on Monday evening. The affair
was planned in honor of Mrs. Charles
Heath and it was in every way a most
| delightful gathering OF old time friends
me dining room was bright with potted
plants and palms. A crystal vase filed
with, roses was placed in the center OF
tered, over the cloth. There were pres.
eent besides Mrs. Heath Mrs. T. NJ.
Smith, Mrs. John Diem. Mrs. J. ].
Frankel. Mrs. W. E. Boyd. Mrs. e. J.
Beggs and Mrs. Isabel Keith.
The Woman s Athenaeum met at the
home OF Mrs. Roval e. Wight on Mon
day. The president. Mrs. Hayt, gave
most interesting paper on "Ed-
mund. The study Of King Lear, with
Miss Ruth Wilson as leader, proved
instructive and brought forth discus
ha al Il
HThe Tempest" will be the next study
to be taken mp after the holidays, The
club will meet with Mrs. a. j. Miller
on Monday, November 26.
Mrs. Jack Talon was hostess at a
daintily appointed luncheon given at
her pleasant home on Thursday in com
pliment 10 Mrs ]. c.. Thomson and
Mrs. D. Lynch. The table was beauti-
fully decorated in pink carnations. AT
either end were silver candelabra with
pink candles and shades,
The members of the Afternoon Five
Hundred club and small number of in.
on Wednesday by Mrs. V. l. Youngberg
The rooms were bright with vases filled
with white and yellow chrysanthemums,
and after a number OF spirited games
the prize was gwen to Mrs. Henry Suth-
erland. The guests present were Mrs.
f. NJ. Smith, Mrs. II. NJ Short, Mrs.
w. D. Sutton. Mrs. H. Sutherland, Mrs.
E. j. Beggs, Mrs. o. G. Lockhart. Mrs,
o. ". Allen, Mrs. J. O,Hara, Mrs. S.
Z. Whiteley. Mrs. L. McEwan, Mrs.
Edwin Nesbit and Mrs. \. P. Slchter.
Mrs. Charles Shields. entertained
three tables at bridge whist on Tues.
J. Frankel won first prize. Mrs. Heath
was given guest prize. and Mrs, c. NJ.
Wilson, Mrs. E. w, Durfee and Mrs.
John Diem cut for prizes, To meet
the guest of honor there were present
Mrs. c. NJ Wilson. Mrs. e. J. Beggs,
Mrs. ". J. Buch. Mrs. J. ]. Frankel,
Mrs. E. p. Lecompte. Mrs. W. D. SUIT
ton, Mrs. F, W. sherman, Mrs. Edwin
Nesbit, Mrs. J. T. Kescel, Mrs. l.. N.
Smith and Mrs. John Diem.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand Getsch en-
tertained at a daintily appointed dinner
on Sunday in compliment TO their sister,
Mrs Charles Heath Of North Yakima.
4 cut-glass vase filed with yellow
cbrysanthemums adorned the center Of
the board. and covers were laid for Mrs.
Heath. Mr.. and Mrs. John Diem,
Dorothy Heath Ira and Francis Diem.
Mrs Y. I. Youngberg entertained in
formally at cards Wednesday evening,
in honor OF Mr.. aud Mrs. A. P. Slichter.
In the game Of FIVE hundred the prize
was awarded TO Mrs Slitcher, after
which dainty ices were served. Beside
the guests Of honor there were present
Mr. and Mrs. s. +. Whiteley. Mr. and
Mrs. w. D. Sutton, Mr. and Mrs. II.
M. Short, and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nc
Evan.
Miss Frances R. Shields entertained
the members of the a. 3. U. $. club
at the home OF her parents on Tuesday
evening. Light refreshments were
served and the following Officers
elected. Frances r. Shields, president;
Jcannie Sherman, secretary and treas'
urer; Tessie Mclaughlin, sergeant,at'
arms; Anna Wilson and Bessie McCIel-
Ian, music committee.
Miss Birdie Beatty entertained the
members of the KensingtoD at her home
Friday evening Light refreshments
were served carly in the evening.
Mrs, J. W. Thompson and small son
went down to the city on Monday for a
ten DAYS stay with Mrs. III. j. Daley
and family.
Mrs. w. S. Sutton has returned from
a short stay at Provo and SprlngVllle'
Mr.. and Mrs. +. ". Hayt went down
to fhc city on Tuesday for a few days
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. R. keycs.
Charles +. Prisis was Salt Lake
passenger on Sunday.
w D Sutton spent several days in
ZION fbc nasf week with his daughter,
Miss Edna, who is attending school in
the city.
Mrs. Nellie Theriot of Salt Lake spent
, connie Of days in Park the past week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Z. F. Evans;
Miss svbil Carey of Salt Lake spent
Saturday and Sunday with Miss Lillian
Kncale.
DR. and Mrs. r. E. Wight went down
10 tLn city Friday afternoon 10 meet
Miss Dean OF Watertown, n \, WHO
viii be their guest for several months.
Miss Sparks of Salt Lake came up to
PARK on Friday for short stay Win
Mrs j. L, Kescel.
Mrs. Charles Heath and little dauGh-
ter, who have been the guests oil i: III.