The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-11

! noAle, sweet home. was STRUCK up D4
/ the orchestra, the merry dancers could
not seem to realize that the pleasant
evening had passed so quickly.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. Z. Hubbard and daugh-
/ ter Miriam came up TO this city on Sun
/ day last to visit with friends for a short
[ time.
| Spencer Snyder spent a part Of the week
in camp with friends
The members of the Past Noble Grand
Of the Daughters of Rebekah, L
| o. o. F.. were entertained pleasantly
| Tuesday afternoon at the home Of Mrs
AUrua Gaetilli. Large American flags
we're used in decorating and the rooms
! presented a very pleasing and pretty ap-
( pearance. The fair was brought to q
close by the serving Of refreshments by
the hostess.
Blanche GreenweH spent Monday in
Park with her parents.
The event Of the season was the euchre
party given Tuesday evening by Mrs
Sherman Fargo at her coy home on low
er Woodside avenue, when number OF
! friends we're delightfully."- entertained
Seven tables for card players were SET
and many interesting hands were played
At the conclusion refreshments were
served by the hostess.
Mrs. w. A. Langford and family and
Miss Jones' Of Salt Lake City. spent Mon
day in Park City, the guests Of Mrs
Riden and the Misses Niles.
Word was received in Park City this
week to the effect that Miss Lille Burlin
formerly OF llllS CITY anu EugdE MdChdg
Of Calgary, Alberta, Canada, had been
married at the home of the bridegroom
on Wednesday. June p. at the Presby-
terrain parsonage in Lethbridge. The
young people are both well and favor
ably known in this city and their many
friends will wish them a long and happy
welded life Mr., and Mrs, Mackay will
make their home in Calgary.
]. ". Wilson of Canastola, n. Y, ar
rived mere Monday morning where ne
spent the week visiting with his brother
Dr. Z. NJ. Wilson.
Mrs. Charles Shields returned to her
home in Salt Lake City Sunday after
noon after a brief business visit here,
While in Park City she was the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs, F. W. Sherman.
The members of the Five Hundred Card
club were very pleasantly entertained
Wednesday afternoon at the home OF Mrs
Der Of hands had been played the prizes
were awarded as follows; First prize
Mrs A. FOrslund; second prize, Mrs. W
D. Sutton. Following the awarding OF
prizes delicious refreshments were served
All we're loud in their praises of Mrs
WhiJeby as an entertainer. In addition
20 the regular members present were Mrs
L. E. Hubbard Of Salt Lake, Mrs. Julius
Frankel and Mrs. Mattershad.
Society hall was the scene Of a pref
ty gathering Tuesday evening, when the
members of Park City lodge No. I. K,
of P. held a public installation for their
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furnished the evenings enjoyment and
later refreshments were served.
Farley Parker arrived in camp We'd
nesday morning. where he expects to
remain during the summer months.
Mrs. Islam of Salt Lake was the guest
of Miss Ruby Warner Of this city this
week.
The Misses Minnie and Hiltrude Carey
entertained the Misses Susie and Eliza
beth Shields at their home south of town
on Wednesday.
Another very pleasing band concert was
given Thursday evening. A fine program
of catchy airs was played and Leader
Miller has been the recipient or numer-
Gus congratulations since that evening.
p. Mcpherson of Seattle stopped over
in Park City Thursday on his way tC
New York Mr.. Mcpherson reported his
wife and son as being in the best OF
health and extended a cordial invitation
TO all his Park City friends TO visit them
David Keith and Judge Dickson and
daughters came up TO this city Thurs
day morning in Mr.. Eeith's automobile
and spent the day at the Silver King
mine.
/ L. Walden is visiting in Park City
1or a few days
on business Wednesday.
John F. Welsh was Salt Lake visitor
this week
Arnold Smith and Bert Pspe were Park
City visitors this week.
5 L. Radon spent Monday in the city
with relatives
Frank J. Westcott spent a couple OF
days in camp this week.
Dr. and Mrs. c. NJ Wilson entertained
at a u o'clock luncheon Thursday for J
w. Wilson of Canastola, \. Y The
guests present were Mrs. L. r. Hubbard
and her daughter Miriam.
The Misses Minnie and Kathryn Gun
bingham spent the Fourth in this city
with their parents.
George Ames entertained q crowd OF
his friends at dinner Wednesday even
ing at the Ontario mine.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. DeightOn left
Thursday afternoon for Los Angeles, Cal
where Mr.. DeightOn will attend the Elks
grand lodge session. he having been SEM
from the Park City lodge to represent
it. The return trip will be made by way
Of Seattle. where few days will be
spent by them at the fair
Henry Welsh came up from Salt Lake
Wedne sday morning
The members of the r. r. club spent
a very delightful evening on a picnic Al
the Old MainOla. Thursday evening
Mr. and Mrs. James Malvey were pas
sengers on Sundays outgoing train.
Mary and Gene Radon returned e
their home in Park City Thursday attel
a delightful visit in Salt Lake.
Miss Amber Bardsley was chaperon fol
her last years class up the tramway Fri
dav. A pleasant time was enjoyed.
The Misses Laura Huddy, Birty BeatA
and Laura Townsend were chaperons FOL
about forty young people on picnic W
the tramway Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs EllWOOd and children Spen'
Monday in Park City.