The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-14
PARK CITY.

The Woman's Athenaenni met Mondav
afternoon with Mrs. Charles Shields and
the work for the next year was planned.
Three very interesting papers were read.
Forestry, Mrs. Shields; Attractive Back
yards, Mrs. Begys; Curfew, Mrs. L. B.
Wight. After roll call and singing of
America the club adjourned to meet next
Monday with Mrs A. r. Weeter.
The Women Of WoOdcraft met Thurs
day evening and Initiated several new
members, and refreshments were served
after the meeting.
Miss Nellie Thiriot came up to Park Fri
day morning for a short visit
Mrs. Hays returned home to Park Fri
day morning.
knights Of Columbus had initiation
Sunday. Thirteen Knights from Salt
Lake were present
The ''Billikins'' met at the house Of Miss
Bessie Gushing Thursday evening.
The members of the o. Q. S. enter
tained their friends at a party Thursday
evening in the L. D. S. Amusement hail
as a farewell for Miss Rlanch Greenwich
who leaves soon for Salt Lake to enter a
business college
James ByTne visited in Salt Lake few
days this week.
William Bynes has gone to Goldfield
called there by the Illness Of his brother.
Mrs Gillette gave q parcel shower Fri
day evening for Miss Mabel Smith, whose
marriage is soon to take place.
Sunday DR.. r. E Wight, Buster VIII
liams and Mr.. Dupee gave a skeeing
William Kincade. ST., william Kin
cade, Jr., uncle and cousin of William
Kinrade, are visiting in Park.
Miss Marie Jones is visiting here with
Miss Ida McFarlane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman entertained at
dinner Thursday evening and the guests
were Mr.. Johnson Of New York ard Mr.
and Mrs. J. G. Thompson.
Dan Gallivan, Roy Canning and DIR.
Hummer, Of salt Lake, spent Sunday and
Monday IN Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin entertained at
Miss Clara Kimban is visiting relatives
and friends in Salt Lake fOr few days.
The members Of the Philadelphia Society
of the Parry City High school gave a
musical program Friday morning for
the teachers who are here to attend the
institute. Every number was well rem
dered and thoroughly enjoyed by all.
Rev. Father Kelly of Salt Lake spent
Friday in Park.
The o. L. S. c. met Tuesday afternoon
with Mrs. Charles Shields.
Mrs. Harry Culbertson left Friday aft
ernoon for her home in Ely, New.
Miss Vera Dean visited with Miss Hodg-
son for a few days Curing the week.
Mrs. Auckler is visiting with Mrs.
Dean.
Mrs. E. ]. Beggs entertained at lunch
con Wednesday for Mrs. L. d. Gray and
Mrs. Harry CuIberson, of Ely, New.
Misses Silvia johnson and Anna Koell-
ing spent the fore part of the week in Salt
Lake.
Mrs. julius Frankel entertained three
tables at cards Thursday evening ard
Mrs. Sutton was awarded first prize and
Mrs. Diem consolation.
Mrs. Helen Franklin was a Salt Lake
passenger Thursday afternoon.
John F. Gieger returned from Salt
Lake early in the week.
Arrangements are completed for the
grand ball to be given in Maple hall on
March II by the members of the Ancient
Order of Hibernians. This annual ball
has been in the past the social event of
the season, and this year promises to out
do all others,
Mrs j. r Richardson and daughter,
Miss Francis. left Wednesday afternoon
for Salt Lake, where they will visit for
some time with Mrs. William Dodge.
Miss Minlino is home rom Snyder
Vile
The Park City school teachers served
supper for the visiting teachers IN the
L o. o. F. hall Friday evening.
George zabTiSlde spent Wednesday n
Coalville-
The members Of the Columbia society Of
the Park City high school gave a pro-
gram Friday evening in the L. o. o. F.
hall and a splendid programme was rem
dered.
The r. Il. girls were pleasantly enter
tanned Thursday evening by Misses Helen
Deason.
Professor briggs of Ogden was in Park
Friday and Saturday.