The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-17
PARK CITY


Williams had the members Of the
Woman = Athoncnm at her home Mon
day. The regular work was taken mp |
and much ~ expected this year, as the |
wcrlt commenced is indeed very interest
ing and great results. arc looked for.
The next meeting will be held Monday |
afternoon Mt the home Of Mrs. T.. l.. |
liopp.
Miss Isabella Buck returned To her !
home in Park City Friday morning.
a novel sort of entertainment was
that Of Saturday evening, when the
members of the junior class Of tho high |
school were made the guests Of thcl
Daly-West officials The Young people
left town about . clock and arrived
&C the mine in time for the ) o clock
dinner After partakiug Of an appe-
tlzlng dinner. the tables in tho large
dining room were cleared from the floor
and dancing was enjoyed by the young
students for nearly three hours. The
return trip was made down the shaft
TO the l200foot level, where the Jolly
crowd were given places in mule trains.
Miss Kathryn Cunningham chaperoned
the class members on the trip.
Miss Ida Mcfarland is visiting in
Park City, The guest Of Miss Lottie
Oliver.
The ladies of thc Five Hundred Card
club were royalty entertained Wcdncs.
day afternoon, this time at the home Of
Mrs. Sherman Fargo on Lower Wood
side avenue, The decorations were IN
Keeping with the season, autumn leaves
beng used with much taste, and the
rooms in the Fargo residence presented
a very pretty appearance. Cut flowers
were also used to decorate the tables,
Prizes were awarded TO Mrs, q. C..
Lockhart and Mrs. Fred sherman.
Dainty refreshments were then served
| by the hostess and a real pleasant time
was enjoyed by all present. Besides the
members the following ladies were
present: Mrs. Julius frankie. Mrs. Fred
| sherman. Mrs. ID. Q. Grabil. Miss Ada
Stuart, Miss Amber Bardslcy and Miss
Nellie Sullivan.
Charles Shields. former resident of
this city, spent the fore part of the
week visiting with his brother, John
Shields.
Miss Pearl Crowther entertained the
members Of the II O. a G, club at the
| Thursday evening. Cards and music
| furnished the enjoyment for the young
ladies, and later refreshments were
| served Those present were Misses Ada
Stuart. Ella Snyder, Helen DcasoH,
Winifrcd Jennings, Marjorie Muffett,
Laura Huddy, Agnes Stromness, Miss
Nolan and Miss LaughllD.
Miss Beth Withcrou. Miss Gertrude
Woods, +. l.. Talbot and Paul Billings
rode over TO the Hot Pots Sunday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Than Gibson were pas.
sengers to Salt Lake Thursday after
noon.
evening at the i. d. $ church for Bishop
Fred Rasband and family, who are to
leave III few days for Provo, where
they VIII make their home. a short
programme was given, which was fol.
| lowed by a dance in the amusement
hall. and the affair was brought to 2
close by the serving of refreshments.
Mrs G. ". IIodgson returned home
from Salt Lake Tuesday morning, after
a pleasant visit in that city with
friends.
The entertainment given Thursday
evening i'll the Dewey theater by the
members of the local volunteer fire de
part ment. for the benefit of that or.
ganization, proved TO be n grand sue
| cess.
Miss Lizzie Walden Is in the Park
visiting with friends for a few days
Mr.. and Mrs, c. w Hodgson enter
fained al dinner Wednesday, evening
Those present were Miss Ida McFar
land, Miss Lottie Oliner and Harry Hall
Mrs Brant and daughter, Miss lsa
bella. Of Canada, are visiting with hel
sister, Mrs Henry Shields of this city
On Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. J
d. Wagner entertained as number %,
their friends Mt dinner at their home
on Empire avenue. After dinner card,
were played until a late hour after
which refreshments were served anG
the guests departed loud in their praises
of Mr.. and Mrs. Wagner as enter
tainors. Those present were Mr.. an(
Mrs. G.. w. Hodgsou. Mr.. and Mrs, o
w. Allen and Misses Florence Talbot
Treewick Edna Sutton and Nellie Sut
ton. and Messrs. Lee Talbot, Georg,
Quinn and Will Sutton.
Chaunccy Hattcrherg left Sunday
Afternoon for Arizona, where he vii
spend the winter
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hedges enter
tanned at dinner at their home on Sun
dav. Covers were laid for twelve thc
guests being Mr., and Mrs, Sherman
Fargo and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Julius
Frankie and son. Mr., and Mrs. Charles
! Trownsou, Mr.. and Mrs. George Hedges
and son,
Another very pleasant affair was The
! dance given Thursday evening by Mn
aud Mrs Leo Wykoff and Miss Bessie
( Wy6off at the Ontario drain tunnel
The Jolly crowd of about TWENTY-FIVE
young people left town here shortly
after clock. and were driven to the
| Wykoff home in large carryaIls, The
old boarding house was used for the
dance nall, and fine time was had hy
all. Refreshments were served about
- clock, after which the RETURN triT
was made and The crowd arrived in
town about 3 o clock. a tired but happy
bunch. Those present were McssrS
and Nesdames Forslund, Dcv King. Dan
! Richardson, Archie Wilson. Billy Burns
William Dickert. Fred Morgan, Jackson
and Woodward, and Misses Mary
Lcahy. Dena Thompson, Martha Kelly
Bessie Wykoff Maggie Nimo, Jane
Nimo and Miss Bunnel. and Mcssrs
John Lcahy Billy Wright Jim Muir
Alex Gibson, Bob Wright. Bill Shelton
George Iahriske and George Amcs.
Miss Ruth Trowick returned TO hen
home in the city Saturday afternoon
after worry pleasant visit in this noun
tain camp. the guest of Miss Florence
Talbot.