The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-31
PARK CITY.


Miss Nellie Tyler planned and car
ried out very successful surprise par
~ on Miss Margaret MoclNler, Monday
evening. in the parlors at the hospital
when about twenty young people We're
present. Cards were played and, after
several hands the prizes We're awarded
10 Mrs. Nesbitt and Frank Warren. Re
freshments were then served, and IL
was after midnight before the jolly
crowd started homeward.
Mr.. and Mrs Pat TOwey returned
home TO the Park Sunday morning.
after pleasant six months visit in St
George.
Misses Susie and Lizzie Shields re-
turned home Monday morning, after a
brief visit with Mrs. Charles W. Wat
son in Salt Lake.
Mrs Arthur Williams entertained at
dinner Sunday afternoon at her home
for Mr.. and Mrs. L. +. Hubbard. Mr..
and Mrs. G. f. Hedges. Miss May
Hedges, Miss Ada Stewart and Charles
Townsend.
Mr.. and Mrs. VI. L. Condor returned
home from the city Wednesday morn
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. O'Hara went dDwn
to the city on Monday afternoon TO ats
tend the funeral of Mrs. Wilson
Misses Kate Malone and Genevieve
Fitzpatrick are visiting in Salt Lake
Tor a few days with relatives and
friends
Another very successful surprise par
" was that of Tuesday evening, when
the members of the eighth grade class
OF Miss Trella ]. Cresap met and went
TO the home of the young lady on Nor
folk avenue. The young people amused
themselves with games and music and,
about 1880, refreshments were served.
During the evening Miss Cresap was
presented with a solid gold bracelet as
mark of esteem in which she was
held by her pupils. Although taken
. somewhat by surprise. the popular
teacher thanked them for their kind re-
membrane, and assured them that she
would ever cherish it and that the do
nors would never be forgotten by her.
!. Miss elena Algood is up from Salt
Lake. and viii visit with her sister.
Mrs. Ed Berg, in this city for few
days.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Welsh visited in
salt Lake with Mr.. and Mrs. James
Ivers the fore part of the week.
Tuesday afternoon little Vevia Hen
man entertained number of her little
friends at her home, the occasion being
her ninth birthday. and the little tots
amused themselves with games of all
sorts, which were followed by the serY-
ing of refreshments.
W. d. Sutton and wife returned home
from a pleasant months visit in the
coast towns on Tuesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. McPhee returned
HON from California Friday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Buck were Salt
Lake visitors this week.
Mr.. and Mrs c. r Whitley were
among the morning arrivals from Eu-
reka Tuesday morning.
Mrs. W J. Buck entertained a crowd
of young people at her home Thursday
evening for her son. Fraser, who was
one of the eighth grade graduates.
The pupils of Mrs. G. +. Hedges sur
prised the lady at her home on Wood
side avenue Friday evening, and the
boys and girls present had a good time
playing games and telling stories. Re
freshments We're served, and 1t was
quite late when the party broke up.
Mrs Ellen Franklin and her grand
daughter Lille Beatty, came up 10 this
city Friday morning To visit with rela-
tives for a few days.
The grand ball given Thursday even
ing by the Park City graduates was a
great success, and the crowd of young
people present all had a good time.
Mrs. j ". White came up from the
capital Friday morning, and Will be the
guest of Mrs. F. ". sherman while in
this city
Mrs. Frank McEwan returned home
from salt Lake Friday morning, and
her niece, Miss Dolores McEwan, ac-
companied her TO this city, where she
will visit for a few days.
Mrs Quinn. Mrs. Crompton, Mrs
Snyder and Mrs. Thiriot came up TO the
Park Saturday. 10 be here for Decora-
tion day.
Mrs NJ NJ. F. Allen and her mother
Mrs. Ferry, returned home Wednesday
. from Redlands, Cal. where they spent
the winter.
The last regular meeting OF the WO-
mans Athenaeum for the season was
. held Sunday afternoon al the home OF
Mrs. A. r. WeeteT, and was followed
by d short program and the serving OF
refreshments This last meeting of the
wear is known as the annual day. anC
a good deal of business is Away!
transacted by the ladies. Mrs. Weeter
as hostess, called the meeting 10 or
der, in the absence of the presiden
and vice presidents, and at once placed
the gavel in the hands of Mrs. F. W
. Hayt. who will be the presiding office
? during the coming year. The annua
reports of the various officers were
read and filed and a motion carried 4
the effect that all outstanding biia
against the club be paid. Year books
and leaflets for the work of 190S-0
were also given out at this meeting
and after a vote of thanks had beer
extended TO Mrs. Weeter for the us
of her house and the trouble and eX
ira work that she had been put TO II
preparing for this day. an adjourn
ment was taken, TO meet again OF
Monday, Oct. s. The following progra n
was given; Piano solo, Miss r. Wilson
reading. Mrs /. r. Hubbard; Voca
solo, Miss F.. Lanning; recitation, Mrs
J. Frankel: vocal solo, Miss c. Fafek
piano solo. Miss /. Townsend Imme
diately following the program refresh
ments were served TO the sixty guest
and mem bers by Mrs. Weeter, Mrs
Frankel and Mrs Fargo. The plac
cards were scenes from Dickens
works and were quite unique. All il
all. the affair was a grand success an,
VIII long be remembered by all VIII
were present.
PROVO.
The Forum gave a banquet at tn
Hotel Roberts Tuesday evening.
Miss Eliza Chapman. daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. w. II. Chapman Of American