The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-13
PARK CITY

Special 20 The Tribune.
PARK CITY, juno 12.-The Bill
kens were royalty entertained Thurs.
day afternoon, first by ride to Sny-
derville in the old stage coach, fol
lowed by refreshments at the home OF
Misses Ada and Clara Kimball, on
Woodside avenue, Besides the mem
bers the following guests were present;
Misses Adeline Newcombe, Frances
Shields and Sylvia Hay.
Mr., and Mrs. Frank Daley and
daughter. Miss Frances, were Salt Lake
passengers Tuesday afternoon, whore
they will visit for a short time,
The A. r. w s. girls were enter
tanned Friday evening by Miss Nir-
ginia Sutherland, at her home on Park
avenue, with games and refreshments.
\ pleasant time was had
Mrs. Charles Ioring is visiting in
Park. the guest Of Mrs. Clapp.
Misses Catherine Shields. Adclinc
Newcombo and Ada Kimball went to
Salt Lake Friday afternoon 10 attend
summer school
William Malvey gave a moonlight
picnic for his friends Thursday even
ing, and the following young ladies and
gentlemen partook of his hospitality:
Theresa Beggs, Laura Townsend, Hilda
Wilson, Francis Shields, Susie Stein
bridge. Clara Kimball, Ada Kimball;
viii Shea. Elmer Stein, Robert Wat,
son, Warwick Foster, Charles Hartwcll,
Bernard Woods, Joe Simm, John Don
ohue and Jack Townsend.
Otto Wecter left for Provo Saturday
morning. in which place he expects to
remain for the summer months.
Mrs. F. NJ. Smith entertained the
members of st. Luke S guild Tuesday
afternoon at her home on Norfolk ave
nue. This was the last meeting Of the
guild until after the summer season.
Miss Hortcnse Lockhart came up to
Park Thursday morning and brought
as her guest Miss Frances Lewis. of
wyoming, who viii visit here for sew
cral weeks.
Mrs. Joe Kemp, ir, gave dinner
sunday evening. Covers were laid for
SIX guests.
Mrs. Hampton and daughter Adelaide
nave returned to their home i'm Park
after nine months spent in Salt Lake
where Miss Hampton has been teach.
ing at Rowland Hall,
Mr. and Mrs. T. w. Sherman arc
visiting for a few days in Salt Lake.
Mr., and Mrs. Joseph Petty of Butte.
Mont, have returned to their home.
after n pleasant visit in Park. George
McCarty. brother Of Mrs. Petty. accom-
panied them home.
Mrs. Edwin Ncsbitt left Thursday
for her home in Illinois. The lady has
nade many friends during her stav in
this city, who regret her departure. Mr..
NeSbitt accompanied Mrs. Ncsbitt to
Echo
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Lindsay returned
10 Park Tuesday morning,
Miss Christine Mcdonald visited in
SAT- Lake the early part of the week. |
John Dicm returned to Park Wednes |
day morning, after a short trip through
The mort rthwest. Mr.. Diem has purchased
a business there and will soon move his !
lamlly and take up his residence in
North Yakima.
The members of the Fraternal
Brotherhood entertained at social
FRIDAY evening in Society hall. Dane
ing. cards and refreshments furnished
the evening enjoyment
Mr.. McGeary and Mrs. Gertrude
hager of Rhyolite. New. and Mr. and
Mrs. Agnew of Wisconsin are visiting
IN Park, tho gnests Of Mr.. and Mrs |
Ed Kopp.
The young people Of the NJ. T.. church
gave social in the church Wedues
day evening. \ number of young pco-
pic. were present and good time was
enjoyed by all.
Mr., and Mrs BARLEY McDonough
are home again. after a pleasant visit
In salt Lake with relatives and
friends.
Mrs J.. B. Wight came home Sunday
morning, after short visit in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. A. Pike and children
were outgoing passengers Thursday
afternoon.
Misses Sarah and Birdie Grimmet of
Idaho are visiting in Park, the guests
of Mrs. Cunnngton.
George Franlel is spending :cw
wcells IN Salt Lake with his friend,
Willie Mortenscn.
Ned Carnan left Wednesday morning
for visit to his old homo in Vim
ccHncs. 1ud.
Mr. and Mrs. Rosevear spent
Wednesday in Heber
Mrs. Charles Shields is visiting
friends in Park.
Mrs. George Amcs visited in Park
this week.
Miss Frances Fargo ~ home from
Salt Lake to spend the summer.
Invita- tions for All lIallows college
commencement exercises have been re-
ccivcd hy a number OF Park City
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