The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-30
PARK CITY

! fAKN OtIY
Special to The Tribune,
| PARK CITY, MAY 29,-Thc annual
meeting Of the Woman's athenaenm
was held Monday afternoon at the
home of the president, Mrs. +. w.
Hoyt After the regular business. the
annual reports of the Officers were
given and the retiring president. Mrs.
i. ". Hayt, IN a few well-chosen words,
gave the gavel 10 the new president,
Mrs. a. b, Williams. The following
programme was then rendered: Piano
duet, Misses Ruth Wilson and Laura
piano solo, Miss Townsend; vocal duet,
Miss Townsend and Mrs. l.. y. Wight;
select reading. Miss Bardsley. Follow
! ing the programme. Mrs. Hayt. as
sisted by Mrs. L. b. Wight, served
dainty refreshments TO tho ladies. Be-
sides the members, few invited guests
were present and each lady present was
given boquet of pansies. This closes
the work Of the athenaeum for the
summer months.
Mrs. j. c. O'Hnra visited in Salt
Lake for ten days with Mrs. Quinn and
other friends
Mr.. and Mrs, j. c. Lindsay returned
TO their home in Park Friday morning,
after a short visit in the city.
Ed Hurlbut returned to Park Wed
nesday morning,
One of the pleasant events of the
week was the surprise party in So
| ciety hall Wednesday evening given
! by the Pythian sisters i'll honor of their
grand chief, Mrs. Nora Williams. Quite
a number were present and a musical
programme was rendered, and with so.
J ctal converse and delicious refresh
ments, the evening was pleasantly
spent.
Mrs. Quinn came up to Park Satur-
day morning to be the guest OF Mrs.
j. C. O'Hara for several days.
| Mr. and Mrs. John F. Welsh enter.
tanned at n prettily appointed dinner
Thursday evening, and the guests were
Miss Block. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j. Daley,
! Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Thompson
Finely Watson was Salt Lake pas
senger during the week.
DR. and Mrs G., NJ Wilson left Sat
urday for an extended visit in the east
with their daughter, Mrs. Grabil.
The order of Eastern Star celebrated
their anniversary Tuesday evening by
of Masonic temple The ladies who did
not play cards spent the evening in
making paper hats, for which prizes
were awarded. Mrs. Mcdonald being
the winner Of first prize. Other prizes
were awarded to Mrs, Sherman, Mrs.
Van Losnand and Mrs. Andrus. After
dainty refreshments, the crowd re-
turned home well pleased with the
evening s enjoyment.
Mrs. Daley and Miss Block will re-
turn 10 Salt Lake Sunday afternoon,
after spending a week in Park.
Mrs j W. Thompson was hostess at
~ Il oIn 1a,- Eor
Miss Block and Mr. and Mrs. NJ. j,
DALEY,
Miss Mobir entertained the members
of st. Luke S guild Tuesday afternoon.
SoIon Spiro, George Morse and John
Donovan were passengers to Park We'd
nesday morning.
The members of Park City Council
Knights of Columbus entertained their
lady friends Monday evening at a card
party and dance. Mrs Welsh and Mr..
Flanagan won the prizes. Light re-
freshmcnts were served and a Jolly good
time had by all present.
Mrs. Fares came home from Salt
Lake Wednesday morning.
The o. l.. S. G. met Tuesday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. F.. p. LIE
compte, and very pleasant afternoon
spent.
Mrs. Henry Welsh left for Salt Lake
Monday afternoon, where she viii in
friends regret her departure, but wish
every success for her in her new home.
Mrs. Hicks and family left Wednos
day morning for Seattle for several
months visit.
Mrs. Buck returned home from Salt
Lake Friday morning.
Tho Pillilop
Wednesday evening by Miss Miriam
Raddon in compliment TO Miss Bessie
Cushing, who leaves soon to make her
home in Salt Lake. Miss Cushing was
presented with a Billiken box A mo.
lasses candy pull was INDUCED in, and
Misses Gertrude Mclaughlin and Dora
Evans were the prize winners, and the
Misses Ada and Clara Kimball, Ger
trude Mclaughlin, Teresa Beggs, Bessie
Gushing. Dora Evans, Crescent Smith,
Edna Sutton, Lenora Hurley.
Miss Hannah Lecompte is visiting in
Salt Lake with relatives and friends.
Miss Catherine Sullivan entertained
very pleasantly Friday evening at her
home in North Park. The guests were
| Misses Minnie and Catharine Cunning
ham and the following members of the
| senior class Of the high school: Ethel
| Hale, Adelaide Newcomb, Catharine
Shields, Susanna Shields, Ada Kimball,
Ethel Rasband, Tessie Biggs, Nellie
Mitchell, Otho f. Weeter, William Shea,
Jack Townsend and John Dalgeish.
The rooms were tastily decorated in
blue and gold the class colors. and
Miss Sullivan was presented with
souvenir spoon, token Of appreciation
of the work done for the class as pres-
dent for four wears. Miss Sullivan
served dainty refreshments. and with
games and social converse the evening
was spent.
John Diem has gone TO Seattle for
short visit.
The Park City Military band gave
another grand ball Wednesday even
ing. which was we'll attended and thor