The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-28
PARK CITY

Special to The Tribune.
PARK CITY. Nov. 27.-Tbo ro,.,
meeting Of the Woman's Athonaourn NC. NC.
held Monday afternoon At the homo -
Mrs. Julius Frankie, The regular lsssoVn, ~,
In American literature was Given ,I.
leader being Mrs. Fred Uayt Mrs nv
Wilson wrote an excellent paper ON
lanes Fenimore Cooper. ana Mrs. T p
wight read 1t. The next meeting viii ha
held Monday. November q? when SIipcyss
intendent Griffin VIII give "A lecture IN
juvenile work ."
Joseph Mckay OF Salt Lake is In Park
City. the guest of Emmett Shicldq.
Mrs. julius Frankie entertained a few
Cards were the feature OF the cycnimss'
and later delicious refreshments were
served. ''e
Miss Misses Nellie Mitchell, Hannah Le-
Thanksgiving in Park City.
Mrs; Frank McEwan entertained tho
Five Hundred Card club and few in
yited friends Tuesday at her home On
Empire avenue. Tho ladies spent tho n,
ernoon In card PLAYING and other sorts Of
amuSem"nts, and later delicious rcfrcehA
mcnts were served by. Mrs. McI:wan to
Mrs Mrs iIsg' iEIGsgs' Mrs; smith, Mrs, Wagner,
Mrs: sutton, Mrs. Loclfheart Mrs NJ 1
Aialn OF kewmcrcr, Wyo: Mrs Franlln
Mrs. Sherman and Mrs. T.. Il. Wight
Mrs NJ. :; Malin and little son o,
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lting with Mrs, Malin's sister, Mrs 0liyor
Loclihcart 'c'
Another successful affair in the way q,
dancing party was tic one TucSisv
evening" which was sIyen in Maple hail
ana was handled 10y q. committee from tLn
local order II The knights Of roum
bps. Dancing was commenced a. q
clock and continued until mdnIvhi
when The Jolly crowd broke NJ. During
the evening punch was served hy tbo foio
lowing ladies; Misses Mary Leahy, Marv
Martin, Tcssle and Gertrude Mel. .auchIjH
Susie Shields Minnie Carey. Dora FSbnv
Eleanor Wright and Mrs. John p. welsh
and Mrs. j. &. O'Hara The paI.tv vn,
a social success. More than two hun-
drtd persons enjoyed themselves AT The
dance.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Morgan entertained
at A Thanksgiving dinner. Tho foase va
decorntcd with cut flowers. Covers vsro
laid for nine
W a pleasant birthday party was given
George smith: Jr.. for her daughter.
Gwen Smith. IL being the child's slXth
nlrthday some twenty children were
present, and the little tots amused them
selves with all SORTS Of games Those
present were Laura McCarrel, Ida McCar-
rel, Annie Don. Ada Don, Mildred Wyck
or, Bertie Smith, Jsanic Waref. Fern
| Wyckon. Mcrl Rasband Edwin HendricE~ :
son. Wayne King, Leo King, Ronald Lane
and Fay Carnan.
Mrs, Marie Hellla entertained Mr.. and
Mrs G. w, IodSson, Mr., and Mrs. A..
Mccter and William Miller at dinner
! Thursday evening.
Miss Margaret Bulcr visited In Parl,
| City sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. DR. Plalt had am m
formal dinner party Thursday. The In
| yited guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Lyn
kimball, Mrs. Torvey and Mrs. Heal OF
| Salt Lake.
| Misses Ada and Clara Kiinball are Wis.,
| ltInS in Salt Lake with friends.
Monday evening a pleasant surprise
party was given George Anes IT the On
tario mine boarding house, when some
| forty OF more lady ana gentlemen friends
OF his drove up TO that place and took
possession for tho evening, An enloya-
bic time was had.
Mrs. Oliver Lockhart entertained Fri
day evening most pleasantly at cards.
Prizes were awarded To Miss Agnes Har-
| rington and Mrs. j.. GarVin. After The
awarding OF prizes refreshments were
served. These persons were present. Mr..
and Mrs. Beggs, Sutton, Whitley, Towey,
| Fargo. Smith. Forslund, Hurlbut Frankel,
Sherman. O'Hara, GarvIn, Welsh Buck,
| l.. Il. Wright Allen Hurlbut and the
Misses Mac Baily and Agnes Harring-
! ton.
Misses Cora Mulgrave. Ada Stewart,
Miss Nolan and Miss Gertrude Woods
were Salt Lake passengers Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. 3. Wight entertained
at dinner Thursday, Their guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Fargo. Mir and Mrs. Sher-
man, Mr., and Mrs. Frankel, DR.. and Mrs.
| Il. T.. Wight and Miss Bsrdsley. Aftor
| dinner cards, music and games were had.
The freshman class OF the Park high
school gave a theater party Wednesday
evening. After enjoying the theater a
| dinner was served.
Perhaps the most elaborate affair OF
the Thanksgiving dinner was that Of
| Thursday evening al the Daily West mine,
| when the employees were kindly remem-
| bered by tho mana cement and fine Old
| fashioned dinner WAS served for them
In addition to those connected with the
| workings of the mine. there were many
Invited guests present 10 partaGe OF the
good things which had been prepared Tor
| the occasion. The guests We're taken 10
the DAILY West through the. tunnel on
trolley cars and thence up the shalt on
| the cage. The invited guests were MI
and Mrs De King, Burns, Wagner, Lock-
heart, Mrs Malin Miss Mockier, MISS
| Tyler and Messrs. Lee, Talbot Andersoh'
| Hedges, Townsend and Smith.