The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-02
PARK CITY


g Special 10 The Tribune.
PARK CITY, May 1.-The Woman IS
Athenaeum met Monday afternoon at
the home OF Mrs. A. b. Williams. After
the reading of thc minutes of the prov
, ious meeting and several communca-
tons, also tho resignation of Miss Bur
, lin and Mrs. Charles Shields. the reg
ular work Of tho day WAS taken mp.
Mrs, c. w Wilson had charge of the
programme and 1T consisted of two very
interesting papers. "The Reign of
Charles IL by Mrs. Bcggs, and
'Whcn London Burned" by Mrs
Dicnc. The study Of English history
was continued and Mrs. i. b. Wight
was leader, Rollcall and singing Of
America followed and the ladics adj
lourned 10 meet next Monday with Mrs,
f.. P. Lccomptc.
The "J00' Card club met Thursday
afternoon at the homo Of Mrs. f. W.
Smith and the invited guests. besides
the members of the club. were: Mrs.
John Diem. Mrs. sherman Fargo. Mrs.
Forseland, Mrs Julius Frankcl, Mrs. T..
W. Sherman, Mrs. T., p. Lccomptc, Mrs,
w. j. Buck and Miss Hannah lie
compte. Mrs. Welsh was awarded the
club prize and Mrs. John Diem the
guest 5 prize.
Miss Gonevievc Fitzpatrick, accom-
panied by her niece, Margaret Connor,
and nephew. John Connor, returned TO
Salt Lake Sunday afternoon.
! Mrs. John Diem entertained the
members of st. Luke's guild very pleas.
antlv Tuesday afternoon. After
! couple of hours spent at sewing, Mrs.
! Diem served delicious refreshments to
| the ladies.
Miss Agnes Harrington has returned
to Park after n pleasant visit with
friends in Salt Lake.
Miss Helen Wilson was n Salt Lake
passenger Thursday afternoon. where
She Will visit for few days.
Two popular young people of Park
City. Miss Blanche Il, West and Mr..
a. Il. Fletcher, were married in Salt !
Park IN a few days, where they Will |
make their home.
+. T. Mclaughlin spent Monday and |
Tuesday in Salt Lake.
+. w. sherman iourneycd TO Salt I
Lake Monday afternoon.
The grand ball given by the Park
City Military band Thursday evening,
In Maple hall, was great social sue
cess.
Mrs. A. P Slichter Of Ely, New. is
visiting in Park with Miss Hannah
Lecompte.
Senior week has been observed at
the high school this week. Every
morning a program was rendered by
the members of the senior class. and
number of people have been present
at the exercises.
William McFalls visited in Park
with relatives and friends for cou.
pie of days during the week.
The o. l.. S, c. met with Mrs. +.
w Sherman, Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. A. J. O'Connell and three chill
dreu left Wednesday afternoon for
their home In McGill, New, after
pleasant visit in Park with relatives.
Mrs. Holland and son, Joseph were
Salt Lake passengers Wednesday aft
crnoon.
A pleasant affair of the week was
the social given in the NJ. Z. church
Thursday evening.
Miss Veronica Fitzpatrick went TO
Salt Lake, Wednesday afternoon, where
she expects to reside in the future |
The young lady's many friends wish ;
her success
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Shields left for ]
Salt Lake this week, to make their
home. Mr.. and Mrs Shields ara old 5
residents of Park. While their many :
friends regret their departure, they c
wish for them every success In their
new home. q
Miss Sybil Holland visited in Salt
Lake during the week.
The members of the Sunday-school T
II the Congregational church gave a j
l0-ccnt social Wednesday evening. The j.
oliowIng program was rendered: Reel .,
ation, Florence Smith; vocal solo. Rose v
3arnicott; piano selection, Grace Rich \
'rdson; recitation, Eula Beggs; piano J
selection. Ethel Blacklcr; reading, \
Icanie sherman; piano selection, Freda q
foung. After the program, games were F
played and cake and coffee served. W
DR.. G.. NJ Wilson was in Salt Lake :,
his week q
The junior class of the Park CITY 6
lgh school entertained Friday evening G
n honor Of tho seniors, All members
" the high school, the board, and su- n
'erlnt ntcndcnt and teachers, were invit- u
ID; also Misses Dora Evans, Anna Paul. d
race Stringcr. Margaret Uric, Miriam
taddous, Katherine Mccormick, Alice
leighton, Anna Wilson, and LEROY :.
jushing and James Evans, who wcro "
ormer members of tho class. The hall
vas decorated with school colors, and d.
cfreshments were served. IT was al. cl
ogethcr an enjoyable affair.
Bishop Spalding spent Saturday and y;
sunday in Park. During his stay he VI
vas the guest of Rev. George, ~