The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-20
PARK CITY

| Special to The Tribune.
| PARK CITY. Utah, juno l9.-The
affair Of the week in society circles was
the reception given Tuesday, afternoon
! by Mrs. Ed Kopp TO meet her guests,
Mr. McGoary, Mrs. Hagar aud Mrs. Ag-
new. The rooms were prettIly deco,
rated with cut flowers. Pansies and
ilacs were used in profuslon. About
ternoon Misses Laura Townsend, Le-
nora Hurley. Mable Carpenter Frances
Fargo and Edna Sutton assisted Mrs.
Kopp.
Mrs. Ed Birshser and little daughter
Runabell arrived in Park Monday morn
! ing from Nebraska and will visit mere
with relatives until the first of Sep
tember.
Numerous picnic parties have been
| given this week. The largest one was
given Wednesday TO the Hot Pots for
Mrs Diem before her departure to
the northwest TO make her home, The
Diem and son Francis, Mrs, A. B. Will
lams and Miss Marjorie Williams, Geo
Williams Of Denver, Mrs Snyder. Mrs.
Townsend, Mrs. Frankel Mrs, King,
Mrs Neinuth and Miss Nobir-
Mrs T. Muirbrook and daughter went
| TO Salt Lake Thursday afternoon, where
they expect to remain for about two
months.
Mrs. Mary Townsend is visiting with
relatives in Salt Lake.
Rev Martin and Mrs. Joe Kemp took
the members of the Methodist Episcopal
Sunday school on a picnic to the Provo
river Friday.
Mr.. Con Hunt was Salt Lake pas
senger Monday afternoon.
F. L. Gushing was in town Wcdnes
day.
Mrs. Ben Lloyd entertained few
of her friends Tuesday evening at
cards complimentary to Mr., McGeary,
Mrs. Hagar and Mr.. and Mrs. Agnew.
Besides the guests of honor there were
present Mr., and Mrs. Kopp, Mr.; and
Mrs. Hurlbut, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Crane,
Mr. and Mrs. Frankel, Mrs. Garvin and
Miss Nobir.
Mr.. McGeary, Mr. and Mrs. Agnew
and Mrs. Hagar left Thursday after
noon for their homes after a pleasant
visit with Mr. and Mrs Kopp. Mr.. and
Mrs. kopp accompanied them to Salt
Lake.
Mr., and Mrs. John Italian were Salt
Lake passengers Sunday afternoon.
Miss Hannah Lecompte has returned
from visit Of some weeks in Salt
Lake.
On Monday in Salt Lake the mar
riago of Miss Catherine Mccormick to
Russell Scown took place at ST. Mary's
Caholic church parors. Rev. Father
Collins performed the ceremony. Mr..
and Mrs. Scown returned to Park City
Thursday morning and are at homo TO
their friends at their cosey little home
on Park avenue.
Mrs. Julius Frankcl is in Salt Lake,
spending few weeks with relatives
Mr. John Shields was in Salt Lake
to attend the All Hallows commence
ment exercises and to be present at the
graduation of his son Emmett,
The members of the +. r. club pic
nicked up the tramway Thursday ev en-
ing and later attended the Electric the
ater. The following members were
present: Misses Rose Barnicott, Mar.
garet Wilson, Pearl SNYDER, Laura
Townsend, Laura Huddy, Winnie Jen.
nings, Ella Snyder, Florence. Fernette,
Theresa Quinn, Nellie Jennings and
Mrs. Cove.
parcel shower was given Thursday
evening for Mrs. Scown, and the fol
lowing young ladies were present: Mrs
Trevanna, Lisle Webb, Anna Paul, Hill
da Wilson. Frances Fargo, Enid Riley
Vina Mawhinney, Berthe Beatty, Grace
Stringer. Virginia Sutherland and Ad
die Mccormack
Mr.: and Mrs. Frank Daley and little
daughter Frances are home after a
short time spent in Salt Lake.
Henry Welsh and Hugh Kilkenny
were Park City passengers Wednesday
morning.
The dance given by the Misses Union
Monday evening in Maple hall was we'll
attended and thoroughly enjoyed.
Miss Rhea Williams is visiting reIa.
tiyes IN Salt Lake and Bingham.
A jolly party, consisting of Miss
Bean. Rob Roy, George Ames, Chaun-
sey Hetterberg, Mr.. and Mrs. George
spent Friday at the Hot Pots.
Mrs. G. B. Fahrendorf of Elv. New,
is the guest of her mother, Mrs. J. G.
Laurence.
Mrs. Laurence returned from Salt
Lake Tuesday morning.
The Temperance society of the Swed.
lsh Lutheran church gave picnic to
the City park Monday.
The ladies of the Methodist Episco.
pal church served dinner in 1. o. o, f.
| h'il uu ~ ulpH udN.
Leo Shields visited in Salt Lake Mon.
day and Tuesday.
The benefit concert for Mr.. and Mrs.
Stewart, given Tuesday evening in
Dewey theater, was well attended.
Every number was we'll rendered and
appreciated by all.
Misses Minnie and Kathryn Cunning.
ham are in Salt Lake for the summer
months.
Misses Helen Deason and Mary Miller
are attending summer school in Salt
Lake.
Mrs, Hugh McGill and sons, Tony and
Charles, came up from Salt Lake Thurs.
day morning.
Mrs. D. j. Gallivan is visiting in
Park.
Mrs. NJ. NJ Condon and son LLOYD
went to Salt Lake Tuesday afternoon.
The men of the local hive of Macca.
bees entertained the ladies Of the hive
Thursday evening in I. O. o. F. hall.
A pleasant evening was spent