The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-14
PARK CITY.

4 very pleasant picnic party was en-
Joyed by a crowd of young friends of
Mrs. a. r. Weeter up the TramWay on
Tuesday evening. Games of all kinds
were played, after which supper, cooked
over camp fire, was eaten and il proved
10 be delightful spread. The affair was
in honor of Miss Dean and ]. Milton
Ward, and IL was quite late hour before
the homes were reached.
Professor and Mrs. J. NJ. Martin left
Sunday morning over the Union Pacific
road for Ohio. where Mrs. Martin will
spend the summer, while Mr.. Martin will
have an extended visit through Europe.
1t is indeed to be regretted very much
that the gentleman will not have charge
of the local schools again next year. as
he was certainly one of the most capa-
BILE men for the position that Park City
has ever had.
Several camping parties are being
planned for. and within the next week or
so a number of the society people will
be found along the banks of streams en-
Joying the cool, fine and refreshing noun
tain air. as it is only possible 10 enjoy
at such places.
Mrs. John F. Welsh entertained the
members of the Sewing club very pleas
antly at her home on Woodside avenue
Tuesday afternoon, Mrs. O'Hara will en-
terrain the ladies next week at her home.
Mrs. Mary Wynn and son, George, re-
turned TO Sandy on Thursday last. and
little Mertie Wynn accompanied them
Among other things that are scheduled
to take place during the week, the most
important affair will be the wedding OF
Miss May Hedges and Charles Trownson.
The last year pupils of Miss Winnie
Jennings planned and carried out a very
successful, as well as pleasant. surprise
party on her last Monday at her home.
After playing games and partaking of the
was presented TO the young lady, as a
mark of esteem in which she is held by
her little friends.
David Keith and Thomas Kearns were
in camp on mining business this week.
DR.. Bardsley spent Tuesday evening IN
Zion visiting with his sisters.
The members of the senior class of the
High school spent Tuesday at the Hot
Pots very pleasantly.
Miss Eleanor Wright entertained at a
kensingtOn at her home on Woodside ave-
nue. Tuesday.
Mrs. Charles Shields returned home
from the metropolis Tuesday morning, az
ter pleasant months visit with relatives
and friends.
Mrs. F. W. Hoyt entertained a number
of friends at a o'clock party Wednes-
day afternoon for Miss NJ. w. Lanning,
who Is soon to leave this city for good.
II was quite late in the evening when
the ladies arrived home, but they were
all very much pleased at the good time
shown them by their charming hostess.
Ernest Watson left for Butte on Thurs
day, where he expects TO remain during
the summer.
Mrs. Victor Youngberg is visiting in
Salt Lake with relatives.
Mrs. Edward Walsh and children went
down TO Salt Lake on Thursday last 10
visit with Mrs. NJ. ]. DAILY.
The members of the A. B. U. S. gave
a moonlight party on Mt. Masonic Friday
evening, which was very much enjoyed
by all present. Misses Hattie Baker and
Laura Huddy were chaperones.
Mrs. John Began returned to Salt Lake
Monday afternoon. after a pleasant visit
in this city with friends.
The Degree of Honor meeting, which
was held Friday evening in the Miners
union hall. was followed by a delight
full social session, at which time a guess
ing game was played and a musical pro-
gram given. Light refreshments were
then served and a real pleasant evening
was spent by all.
Frank Fernette returned home from Ne
Vada Friday morning.