The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-08-09
PARK CITY.

Dr. and Mrs. e. p. Lecompte enter
tanned at bridge whist Friday evening.
iwenty-four guests were present
aa Mg; and Mrs: Dan I, B. Shields and
their home in Salt Lake Tuesday after
noon.
Sam Radon and family spent Sunday
AZ the Hot Pots
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Welsh Misses
Agnes Harrington and Amber Bardsley.
formed jolly camping party that spent
Monday and Tuesday on the Provo.
Miss Susie Shields entertained at a
theestre party Monday evening for Mar
tina Watson Of Salt Lake.
Mrs. NJ. j. McGlll is visiting in Salt
Lake with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Mr.. end Mrs. Fred Morgan. Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrus. Misses Thelma Morgan and
Edith Andrus spent Sunday at the Hot
Pots.
Frances Shields. Tessie Mclaughlin.
Bessie McI.elland, Miriam Hubbard.
Marjorie Williams. Frances Sherman and
David Gelger were entertained at the
atre party Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Gladys Grose is visiting her broth
or in the Park.
Lee Talbot entertained at dinner Sat-
urday evening for Misses Marjorie Brooks
and Tcssie Godbe of Salt Lake.
Mr.. Ireland and Miss Higgins were over
from Brighton THURSDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j. McGill were pleas
antly enter tanned at dinner "Wednesday
by Mr. and Mrs Henry Welsh.
George Quinn. the popular young dry
goods man at the Mcpherson store here,
left Friday afternoon for a two weeks
visit in Seattle.
Leon Wilson of Salt Lake was in the
Park Friday en- route 10 Brighton.
Misses Mcdonald. Mr.. and Mrs. Rymer.
Ed Tracey ana Zen Rymer spen: Monday
ut the Hot Pots.
Miss Ethel Clark has returned TO her
home in Salt Lake. after A pleasant visit
with her sister. Mrs. Davidson
Miss Mcdonald is visiting in Salt Lake.
Mrs. Leonard and son were Salt Lake
passengers Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Buck and family spent
Friday at the Hot Pots.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rymer have returned to
The NJ. T dance is being looked for
ward TO as the social event of the season.
Mrs. Shermer and two daughters are
spending a few days in the Park with
Mr. and Mrs. McGill entertained a few
of their friends at the New York mine
"Wednesday. The following guests en-
joyed their Hospitality. Mr.. and Mrs.
Sled1en. DR., aud MSS Bardsley. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thompson.
Henry Welsh visited IN Salt Lake this
week.
one of the most delightful affairs of
the week was the party given Thursday
afternoon by Mrs. w. D. Sutton for Mrs.
Shermer at her home on Norfolk avenue:
The afternoon was occupied by 800, and
y
were the prize winners.
Miss Forester and Miss Kathryn Dris-
coll returned 10 their homes in Salt Lake
after q very pleasant visit i'm the Park
with the Misses Carey.
George Frankel and Claude Willis are
visiting in Salt Lake with Willie Nor
tcnson.
Mrs Charles Rachel has returned 20
Salt Lake after visiting with Mrs. Hoff-
man in the Park.
Misses Mary Martin and Eleanor
Wright and crowd of other young peo-
pie spent Monday at Brighton.
Mrs. Wigland is visiting WITH her sis
ter. Mrs. Short.
Mrs. Julius Frankel is in Salt Lake for
a short visit with relatives and friends
Mrs. ]. II. Parsons and son. Ewing.
went to Salt Lake Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Hardy. Mr.. and Mrs. Rigby and
jack Thompson spent Monday in Park
CITY the guests of Mrs. James T. kescel.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Thompson. Mr.. and
Mrs DALEY and Mrs. Anna Conklin rode
over to Brighton Sunday.
David Geiger entertained four little
Mrs NJ. J. Daley and children and
Mrs. Conklin are visiting at the Silver
Kin6 mine.
, Mrs. Cupit and Mrs. Hurlbut visited in
Salt Lake the early part of the week.
Misses Margaret and Maria Jones were
Salt Lake passengers Wednesday.
Mrs. Dan J. Gallivan and children are
visiting in the Park with Mrs. NJ. M
Miss Miriam Hubbard celebrated her
twelfth birthday Monday. Miss Hubbard
took a number of her friends 10 the the
atre and refreshments were served at
Waters & F'itzgcrald's ice cream parior
Miss Minnie Heenan and Patrick
Byrne. well known young couple of
Park City. We're married in Salt Lake
Thursday.
Miss Martha Watson returned to her
homo In Salt Lake Tuesday afternoon
after short visit in Park City.
Kim Snyder. Joe Walker. Dick Squires
and Henry Stewart came up to the Park
Friday morning.