The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-13
State Society
PARK CITY.

Especial to The Herald-Republican)
Park City, Feb. 12.-The regular
meeting o. the Woman's Athenaeum
was held Monday afternoon at the
MONS of Mrs. julius Frankel on Park
avenue. Miss Eva Hughes was the
leaGer of the lesson. She also read an
excellent historical sketch. Mrs.
trankel presented paper on civics.
Mrs. +. NJ. Smith entertained Wednes-
uay evening in honor of Charles Heath,
a former Parl1ite, but now of North
Yakima, Wash. Card playing was the
feature of the evening, W. j. Buck be-
ing awarded the gentleman's prize and
MIS-. sherman Fargo the ladys prize.
Ihe guests present were. Mr.. and Mrs
W. j. Buck, Mr.. and Mrs r. w. Sher-
man, Mr.. and Mrs l.. E. Wight, Mr.. and
mrs, sherman Fargo, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
y sutton, MI. and Mrs. Julius Frankel,
MI and Mrs. O. ". Allen and Mr.. and
Mrs. O. &. LOckhart.
Mr. and Mrs. o. W. Allen left Fri
day afternoon for Salt Lake, where
they Will in the future reside. Mr.
Allen has accepted a position with the
new Copper National bank of that city.
Miss Birdie Beatty of Salt Lake is
mere visiting with relatives.
Miss Bessie McClelland entertained
the y. =. L. :. club at her home on
Main street Friday evening. Card play
ing was the feature. Later refresh
ments were served.
Henry Spriggs returned Thursday
inspecting his mining claims,
l.. Il. Palmer of Salt Lake was here
Wednesday Inspecting the American
lag mine.
The local lodge of EIks will run an
excursion To CoalNille next Thursday
over the Union Pacific railroad. \
grand ball Will he given at CGalVIlle in
honor of the visitors.
sam IreWeCk gave a prettly ap-
pointed dinner at the Wabash mine
sunday afternoon The guests present
were; Miss Gertrude Woods, Mrs.
Ralph Kenyon and Paul Billings and
Paul Billings. manager Of the Park
city Lumber company. left Thursday
afternoon for the Northwest territory,
where he viii visit for two weeks.
The BilIikeu club was Charmingly en-
teTtdiucd al the home of Alice and
Blanche Doighton Friday evening. Mu-
sic and cara playing were the features
of the evening Refreshments We're
served.
Tho dance given at the Temperance
EalI Thursday evening under the aus
pieces of the society was largely at
tended ana a general good time en-
JoEed. The hall was filled To its ca
pacity.
Mrs. T. j. BcEzs entertained Thurs
day afternoon at her home ia honor
of Mrs. q. W. Allen. who viii leave
soon for salt Lake, where she Will in
the future reside. Gard playing was
the feature of the afternoon, and later
refreshments were served. Mrs. Sler-
man Fargo and Mrs. .. w. Allen were
The prize winners in card playing. The
guests were: Mrs. O. W. Allen, Mrs.
sherman Fargo, Mrs +. W. Smith, Mrs.
sam Whitley. Mrs. W. ID. Sutton, Mrs.
Frank McEWen, Mrs. ". j. Buck, Mrs.
T. ". Sherman, Mrs. .. q. Lockhart,
Airs. L. b. Wight, Mrs. Fran<eL Mrs.
John Welsh. Mrs. oscar FOrslund and
MIS-. Edward kOpp-
The Five Hundred card club viii be
entertained at the home of Mrs. L. b.
Wight on Main street next Thursday
afternoon.
Miss Cora MulgTave was visitor in
Salt Lake Friday afternoon.
The local lodge ct knights OF
Pythias Will celebrate their forty sixth
anniversary at Society hall next Tues
DAY evening.
Joseph LansfOrd returned Friday
morning after a brief visit in salt Lake.