The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-21
PARK CITY

Special To ?'hc Tribune.
Park CITY. Nov. @Q.-Th9 regular
meeting of the Woman's Athcnecum was
hold last Monday afternoon nj the hom2
of Miss Eva Hughes. Tho !csson IN
American literature was led by Miss Am
bcr BArdslcy. Miss Bardslcy also read
an excellent paper on Washington Irving.
Tic next meeting vii he held Norday
NovomGer - at the hom, al Mrs, julius
l'ranEsi,
Mcssrs Emmett Shields and Stor2,
Plau returned nome Monda! II 'in salt
Lake.
Monday evening. 3ir1. Ioscph l|randl
planned end was Siccass'uI IN carrying
oUt n very pleasant surprise party on her
husband. TIE cNcpir- was the reSn ar
nicl; OF the B. =. o. r. n ~hIcn order
M. bYnndl holds m"mh"rSi::r and w'uHe
the gentleman w1S attending tn lodE"
session, Mrs. Br3ndl. with tI's assistance
Of Tyler Mclaughlin anl several IalieS
and friends were busy preparing a nc"
sprcad for Mr. fSrandi aud his brother
lChec members in the Banquet room ar
Society nail. Al the conclusion OF The
meeting the large doors which oiNido The
lodge room and banGuet room were
thrown open and all pres ant joined with
Mrs. Brandt and nc word surprise
was loudly proclaimed. After Mir. Brandt
had sufficiently recovered from ;hc sur
prise the Jolly bunrn took their places
at re table and par;op5 OF the many
nice things which had been prepared Tor
them Later dancing Was begin aud
Kept up untll late hour. The occasion
In, the pertv WAS the EIv:hday of Mr..
FYnndl. and those whr enjoyed tho even
.ne were loud in wishing ''thc ioli% Eik
nsnny more happy ht"thdayS
pr Kelly OF Rock Springs. iNyo.. was
q Park visitor this wit.
Tindley Watson returned home from
Zion Wednesday morning.
Park city people were given rare
treat In the way OF literary programme
Tuesday evening. when the Testimonial TO
ater. The affair was handled by good
live committee. and TO their untiring et-
forts is due the success OF the PRO-
srsmme, and il Will be some tine before
the entertainment Is forgotten, The at
tendance was large. and each number
was loudly arplauded by the audience
Rev C l.. Martin delivered the ad-
dress. and lie had nothing BIZ praise
for MIR. Don, who. he said. was an en-
emplary man and one whom any person
should feel proud to- call friend: MY:
Martin told OF Jim Don'S sOffcrin@S Mt
the local hospital and how caceTfully he
bore up through it all and now that re
covery was In sight for him how THANK
ful he seems, and how he appreciates
what has been and what is being done for
him. The people taking part in the pro-
grammc were not all Park City people
but came from the various parts Of tho
state to assist in making the teSslmonlal
a grand success. which II proved to be.
and Park cay people are very much
pleased to think that so much consider
most respected citizens IN his hour of
trouble. The programme was as fol-
lows:
PART l.
Chorus, 4 and Gloria from Mozarts
Twelfth Mass.
"Siar of Descending Night. ........,.
pitlson Combined Chorus.
Address. 1.-THE Fraternal Spirit OF
l, This Occasion ,,..,, Rev. c. L, Mart Martin
Mrs. M. J. McGill.
Recitation, Overheard on a Seeing
London Motor" ,..... Clara Kimball
Violin solo; A and e Mazurka. ,oocrtoss
Marjorie Brooks.
Vocal solo, Just Tell Her That I
Love Her. Too. Charles *. Harris
Charles IT. Prisk.
Selection. Springs Awakening" Ba ch
Professor Minnich's Orchestra.
One-act farce. "A Morning and Com
pany.'
PART ii.
and Il overture. Poet and Peas
sextette Lucia" .,...... ..... Donizetti
Park city Military Band,
J. G. Whltta, leader.
Vocal solo. 'Carrssina". ..-.....,. Perry
Geneva Harris.
Select resding. -: Prof orson Ryan
Mrs. q. ii. w ellis.
Violin solo; a and B. "sercnadeI. Pieine
Marjorie Brooks
Recita ation. Colonel Was Compli-
mented' -. -. Mrs. A. b. Williams
Constance Reese and Geneva Harris.
Accompanists-Mrs Jessie Drake
Misses X. Malone. 4. sutten. Miriam
Brooks. and Mr.. William Dodge.
The ladies' guild OF the st. Lukes F,pis-
copal church will be entertained Friday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs Jack
Crane.
Misses Miriam and Marjorie Brooks
we're In the Park this week, the guests
of Mrs. John Thompson.
The Cotlllon club will meet Friday
svcning in Society hall.
o. c. Iockhsrt was Il visitor TO Salt
Lake Friday afternoon.
The members OF the o. S. s. club were
most pleasantly entertained "Wednesday
Mclaughlin. The ladies spent the after
noon in sewing. and later they repaired
TO the dining room, where a most deli
cious luncheon was served.
Miss Vera Bean is in Park the guest
of Mrs. c. W. Hodgson
a very pleasant social was given
Thursday evening by the members OF the
congregational Sunday-school.
Mrs. James Waters returned TO her
tended visit in the park the guest OF
Mrs. Hancock and Mrs, a. Il, Williams.
The children oC the Mormon Sunday
schools gave very pretty costume dance
at their amusement ball Wednesday
evening. Delicious refreshments We're
served TO tho youngsters. aud a jol:
time was had by all present
u. w. Allen left the fore part of the
week for a trip TO California. lie VIII be
absent 4 few weeks.
Miss Florence Taboo and Fred T. VII.
lains were quietly married by Rev
Nr George Wednesday afternoon in Tho
Episcopal church.. L.. /. Talbot, father
Of the bride, and his son, Lee, were ths
N0Pe 10 7so1a may5 aeo-.