The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-27
PARK CITY
Special to The Tribune.

I special to The Tribune.
PARK CITY, June 26.-Lee Talbot en-
) tertained the members of the Glmo
Brown Stock company at dinner at th
DAILY West mine Monday evening.
(. DR.. Connor OF Gorenent n. Y. ha
spent the week In Park City visiting VIII
Mark Wright
Dr. r. H. Wight. George Quinn. Pau
Billings. Mark Wight and DR. Connor o
New York spent Sunday on Bonanza fiat
Miss Mercedes Powers Is home from
ST. Mary's academy, where she has beer
attending school.
A jolly picnic party OF Monday was
given by Miss Tenie Wilson to the fol-
lowing young people: Misses Blanchard
Boiten Paul, Morgan. Sherman. Coffee
Wilson, Mcponaid. BOYD and Ira Sher.
Mccormack, William Horan and Kcith
Buck.
Emmett Shields left Thursday after
noon for DeLamar. where he has ac-
ceptcd q position.
Matt Connolly was Salt Lake pas
senger Thursday afternoon. called by the
death OF his daughter. Mrs. Mcclellan.
Mrs, John Phillips was in Park city
during tho week.
Miss Lois Lockhart OF Ely, New, is in
Park City for a few days visiting rela-
tives before leaving for Pennsylvania.
where she Will spend the summer
A jolly nshlng party composed of Joe
Mclaughlin john Wesland, Andy Peter
son. Albert and Henry Sundquist. spent
Sunday on Iimballs creek.
MIR, and Mrs John Diem and TWO boys.
Ira and Francis. left Sunday afternoon
for their new home IN North Yakima.
Mrs. Ellen Quinn visited in Park City
with Mrs. ]. c. O'Hara.
MI, and Mrs. Bean entertained at n
most delightful dinner Sunday evening In
Dlilnent Misc Tho
following guests were present: Mr.. and
Mrs. c: w. Bodgson. Mrs. William Nc
Laughiln. Il Rob Roy; deS Talbot, Chann-
Misses Nell Sullivan and Josie Kelly
OF Eureka are visiting In Park City with
Mrs. S, 70. Whitley.
Another pleasant affair of the week
was, the dinner given Monday evening
following people: Miss Laura Bean. Mr.
and Mrs. Bean. Mrs. William McLaush-
I'm. Chauncy Hetterhers, Rob Roy, Mr.
McGlll and Mr. Valentine.
Miss Rose Barnlcott left Sunday after
noon for a visit with friends and rea-
tives in the Northwest.
Lee Talbot entertained the following
ladies' and gentlemen at a theater party
Wednesday evening: Miss Bean. Rob
Roy. Mrs. Mclaughlin, Mr.. and Mrs
Hodgson. Mr.. and Mrs. Bean, Chauncy
Hetterherg.
Miss Bean, Mr.. and Mrs. Bean. Mrs
Mclaughlin, G. Hettcrherg. Rob Roy and
Mr.. and Mrs. Hodgson were entertained
TUESDAY evening by George Ames at n
horseback ride
Tuesday evening Society hall was
crowded With guests ENJOYING the pro
fb Dah9Ye 9g The ana s aancs re Tonn gys by
honor OF the grand lodge officers The
rooms were beautifully decorated with
cut flowers.
Mrs, Crawford of Salt Lake is visiting
IN Pa rk with rho MiGsaS CxprfTD6e q nd
Tessfe McLaushlin.
Mr.. Couver of Seattle. Wash.
The members OF the Degree OF Honor
Thursday for the grand lodge officers
The luncheon was served al / O'Clock at
Society hall, and decorations of roses.
lilacs and sweet peas were used.
during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Minnict chaperoned the
orchestra OF the freshman class of the
high school TO the hot pots Monday. The
foowhg 0e s. nrn pfoR E. E Heoyfa R he mews1d eqt
TownssnS n0adsni j. wilson W a's B. y BrdgmsRaS. T =.
Bay, l.. Shafer and G. Tobin.
Frank Daley was In Coalvile several
days during the week.
The Misses Beth Withcro. Gertrude
Woods, Ida McFarlane. Lottie o.Liner,
Anna WILSON,. MSSSlS l1H1fN Ii1ll, cllllltS
Wright. Lee Talbot George zabriska,
Paul Billings. Mr.. and Mrs Berry, Mrs.
Harrison and Mrs. Higaan enjoyed
moonlight picnic up the tramway Thurs
Gay evening.
Mrs. Cuther OF Nevada is the guest OF
Mrs. IL w. Deighton.
The r. r. girls spent Thursday even
ing up the tramway. The following young
Laura Townsend, Margaret Wilson: Laura
Huddy Lillian Lanyon, Pearl Snyder and
Ella Snyder.
Mrs. J.. Clapp was a. passenger to Coal
villo- Wednesday morning
Miss Hortense Lockhart was hostess
Friday afternoon ct q thoroughly enjoy-
able card party. when nineteen OF her
friends were asked TO meet Miss Lewis
rooms attractive. and prizes were award
cd the winners OF the games. Dainty
refreshments were served. and the follow
ana e Tessie Mclaughlin. TenIe and Bessie
Mcdonald, Pearl and Ella snyder, Nellie
Jennings. Hannah Lecompte. Crescent
Lenora Hurley, Tessie Bisgs. Frances
Fargo, Anna Wilson, MAY Nlnmo and
Miriam Radon
Mrs. Fernette entertained at dinner
Thursday for her guest, Mrs t, H. Wat
son OF Ogden.
number mI5: e. Of NJ her AfT friends TUESDAY after
noon at an enjoyable bridge tea at her
home on Empire avenue ne HcIle,
which is very attractive, was beautiful
with the seasons flowers
Mrs Edward McEwan has been the
guest Of Mrs. Frank McEwan for sew
eral days.
The members of the NJ. e. church Sun
day school enjoyed a picnic Monday:
Rev Martin, Mrs. Zoe Kemp. jT. and
Miss Margaret Wilson acted as chaper-
ops.
Mr. Welsh. Mr.. Ruffa and Mr.. Scrnis
spent z few days IN Park City during the
week.
Mr.. John Mcclellan went TO Salt Lake
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs Carey and daughters, Minnie and
Hiltrude, were passengers to Salt lake
Friday 10 attend the funeral OF hrs.
Hannah Mcclellan
Little Ruth Townsend celebrated her
seventh birthday Wednesday and she In-
vled the following little girls 10 il party:
Ethel Berbeck. EVELYN Berbecl, 1hol-
mer Berbeck. Eleanor and Carolyn Wight.
Alice Fargo. Chloe and Zoe Radon, Ev
elyn McGivern. Mae Cunningham. Irene
Jelforda Madeline Cunningham. Lizzie
Strickland. Jennie spargo. Louise Prisk.
Ethel Sullivan. Lucille Hoffman. Margaret
Sutherland, Alice Hansen. Velma Jones,
Mary and Grace Regan. Adelaide liamp-