The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-06
ALUMNI BANQUET HELD.
Park City High School Association
Entertains It's Graduates and
Friends

Park City. June 5.-The eighth annual
meeting of the Park City High School
Alumni association was held last even
ne at the Society hall. where royal
time was enjoyed by all The Park City
High school graduates and their friends
At O'Clock all took their places in
the banquet room. where tables loaded
with am abundance Of good things 70
eat were set, and il was. indeed, a jolly
crowd of young people who took ad-
vantage Of the appetizing spread which
Nas placed before them.
At the conclusion of the banquet Presi-
dent MuirbrOoR welcomed the new mem
0ers i'm "a short but pleasing speech and
introduced Leo Durkin as POSTMASTER
FOR the evening Mr. Durkin talked along
Inc line Of organization among classes
and closed by thanking all for the honor
they had given him in their selection of
POSTMASTER. He then called upon mem
bers from the various classes, and lastly
upon Professor Griffin. who talked very
interestingly of the state of Utah Next
in order came the initiatOry work when
the members of the class of 90 were Civ
en- the work and made members of the
association. Dancing came next and this
popular sort of amusement was COntin-
ued until an early morning hour.
As a whole. the affair last night WAS
one of the most successful ones socially
that has ever been given by the Park
City graduates.
Monday. June A. will be a holiday in
Park City-Miners Union day-and d
grand celebration viii be had under the
auspices of the Park CITY union No IA
Western Federation of Miners. The fol
lowing is the program for the day: Pa
rade, promptly at a. m. headed By the
Park CITY Military band, members OF the
Miners union and school children. Every
child IN the parade will receive a ticket
Parade from Miners Union hall march
south on Main street and north on Park
avenue to McDOnall's BLACKSMITH shop
returning TO Miners Union hall Immedf-
He.Hu- a.
grand concert i'm the band stand by the
Park City Military band, during which
viii be held the following:
Children's races, on Main street-Bovs'
race, under 10 years, forty yards; prizes,
SD. 81. 75C, SOC. SOC
Girls race. under - years. forty yards;
prizes. ST. 81, i5c. SOC. Soc.
Seventy five-yard BOYS race, ages Is TO
IS years; prizes 81 $50 81 and 75c.
Fifty-yard girls race. ages 10 to Is
years; prizes, s., $50 81 and 75c
Fifty-yard boys race, Il to a years;
prizes. $50. 81, 55c soc.
FOrty-yaTd girls race ages y to In
years; prizes, $. $50, 81, 75c.
Twcnty-five-yard boys race. ages 3 to
years; prizes, $50. S1.1o, Soc, 75c, Soc Sc.
Twenty-five-yard race for girls, ages 5
to S years; prizes, $50, S1.l0, 81, soc. 75c,
Thirty-five-yard race for girls. g to p;
prizes 1.51 Sl.25. ST. 75c 50c 25c
Fifteen-yard boys race. ages to
years. prizes. $50 81 ., 81 90. 75c CSC. SOC
i0c 3lc &c
FifteCn-yaTd girls race ages TO S
years; prizes $50. Sl.25, 81, 75c, 65c. SOC
40c SOC 25c.
At the ball grounds, commencing at
o. IN. sharp. Marathon race. champion
ship of Summit county. open to the
world. -Four prizes, $50, s, g and a
bride
Baseball-Park City against Juniors.
for purse Of So.
Fottball-Park City against Eureka.
Purse. SO.
DOuble-handed drilling match Bonanza
flat granite. Rules to govern: One ighth-
inch steel, eight-pOund hammer: ten min
utes drilling. Prizes. 800. $50 Entries for
drilling contest will close Sunday. June
l3. at 7:30 p. m. Entrance fee. s. per
cam.
Grand bail at Maple hall in the evening.