The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-09
PARK CITY

! PARh CITY, May S.-Monday aflcr-
noon the Woman's Athenaeum mot
with Mrs. j.. z. Locompte. After the
reading of tho minutes and some bnsl-
ness, the following programme was car.
ried out: '"Thc Reign OF James III,
Miss Mobir, which was a very inter
esting paper; "Tbo Growth of the
House Of Commons. another excellent
paper, by Mrs. L.. b. Wight, Mrs. John
Diem was the leader of the lesson in
English history. After roll call and
adjourned, to moet again Monday next
with Miss Eva Hughes.
Twelve young ladies, members Of the
Billiken club, were pleasantly enter,
tanned Tuesday evening at the home Of
Miss Alice Deighton, and the evening
was spent in making paper dresses, and
prizes were awarded to Misses Rhea
Riley and Dora Evans, Miss Deighton
served dainty refreshments, The follow
ing were present: Misses Teresa
Beggs, Ada Kimball, Clara Kimball,
| Dora Evans, Rhca Riley, Crescent
Smith, Miriam Raddon, Bessie Gushing,
| Monte Hurley. Adelaine Newcomb, Ger
trude Mclaughlin and Edna Sutton.
Miss Lottie Oliver and her mother re-
| turned from Salt Lake Monday morn
ing.
Mrs. !. T. Welsh and Miss Baltic
visited in Salt Lake with friends and
relatives during the week.
The Cotillion club met Friday even
ing, A good crowd was present and
an enjoyable evening spent.
Mrs. Jet Brazicr of Butte, Mont. is
visiting in Park, the guest of Mrs
Henry Halcs.
h,c
Wilson, of Idaho, are visiting in Park
with relatives.
a. ID. Griffin gave n lecture Monday
on Development of the Child. . which
was much enjoyed by all. The lecture
was under the auspices OF the Woman s
Athcnaeum, and short musical pro-
gramme was rendered. The following
IS the programmes: Violin solo. Jack
Townsend: vocal duet. Mrs. l., b.
Wight and Miss Townsend, violin solo.
Jack Townsend: piano accompauist,
Miss Townsend.
Ernest Bambergcr was in town Thurs
day between trains.
Mrs. Frankcl entertained al dinner
Sunday for her brother, Mr. Rosenbaum
OF Salt Lake Covers were laid for
SIX.
Mrs. Henry Welsh was passenger
to Salt Lake Thursday afternoon. where
sho VIII remain for two weeks with
relatives.
The ladies society of the Conere-
gational church was entertained Fri
day afternoon by Mrs. H. 3. Wight.
Sam Radon and Fred Morgan were
SalC Lake passengers Monday after
noon.
Tho / u1i.c'
church met Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Shields enter.
tanned at dinner Saturday for Charles
Shields and daughter. Miss Frances
Covers were laid for eight.
Miss Agnes Stromness took the pu-
piis of her room ON a May walk up
Empire canyon Monday afternoon.
MI Rosenbaum visited in Park Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Franllcl.
Mrs. j. j. Galligan went 10 Salt Lake
Tuesday afternoon to met her son,
John, who has Just returned from
Omaha, where he has been attending
school at the Creighton university.
After the regular meeting of Park
City lodge No. 734, B. p. O, f., which
was held Monday evening in Society
hall Tyler Joseph Mclaughlin and 10.
seph Brandlc reported that there would
he something doing after lodge in the
banquet room, and so there was 4
real old-style "Dutch lunch even
10 the sauerkraut, was served. with
plenty of wet stuff as side issue. The
boys ate, drank and were merry until
past midnight, when a goodnight was
said 10 all. The meeting and social ses.
sion of Monday evening was one simi-
lar TO the ones of former days, when
good fellowship reigned supreme. and.
needless to say, the present set of off
GERS VIII cndcavor to make the lodge
surpass all previous records during their
term of office.
Mrs A. Woods left Monday for
stay of some weeks in California
Mr. and Mrs j. S. Kescel left Sun.
day morning for their former home in
New York for a month S visit with
friends and relatives.
Miss Deason and Miss Wilson chap
eroned a crowd Of young people on a
picnic Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Il. D. Gray left Thursday af
ternoon for n stay Of some weeks III
Salt Lake.
The O, j.. S. C, were pleasantly en-.
tertained Tuesday afternoon al the
home of Mrs. G.. NJ. Wilson. The ladies
spent the afternoon IN sewing, followed
by dainty refreshments. The next meet
ing will DO with Mrs. f. J, Beggs.
Mrs. Thomas Very and little son
went to Salt Lake Tuesday to visit
with relatives.
Mrs. Muffet. Miss Jennings and Miss
Townsend took their pupils out on n
picnic Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Reynolds and Mrs, Peachard Of
Salt Lake are the guests of Mrs. Ed
Walsh at her home at the Silver King.
Tho boys and girls of the high school
spent Friday in Hcber.
Mrs, Chris Storen and Two boys were
in Park Thursday, leaving on the
afternoon train for their homo at Kim
balls.
Mrs. Franklin and daughter, Mrs.
Jessie Drake, were in Salt Lake for a
few days during the week
Miss Flora Anderson and +. j. Walk.
er, two popular young Park City people,
were married in Hcber Monday. They
will make their homo in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Bridgeand jour
neyed to Salt Lake Thursday after
noon for stay of a few days