The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-30
PARK CITY

Special TO The Tribune.
PARK CITY. Jan. 29-The Woman 8
Atheanum held a most delightful session
Monday last at the home OF Miss Amber
paper on Longfellow: Mrs. Edgar Wells
rendered very sweetly two Indian love
lyrics from the Garden OF Kama" by
Laurence Hope: Mrs A B Williams was
he leader OF the lesson and after the
hnishlng OF the lesson Mrs. II Wells sang
TWO more selections. The Atheanum then
ADJOURNED until February Z, when It VIII
meet Mt the home OF Mrs. Julius Frankie,
Sanford Hunt Of New York is in the
Park. the guest OF George Ames.
Tuesday evening c. w. Hodgson enter
tained the members OF the X. r. lodge
AFTER the lodge had adjourned the mem
pSrs were invited into the banquet room,
where n sumptuous lunch had been pro-
pared by Mrs. c. w. Hodgson. Several
speeches We're made and ali present were
loud in their praises OF Mr. Hodgson as
an entertainer.
George Ames went to Salt Lake Fri
daY afternoon TO visit with relatives.
Mrs. William =. Sutton entertained n
few friends most pleasantly Saturday
evening. After several games of cards
had been played a delicious lunch was
served.
:, a pleasant surprise was given to c.
w. dodSSon at his residence ny a num-
Der OF his gentlemen friends, the occa =
sion being his birthday Dinner was
served at o'clock The house was most
beautifully decorated with ferns, The
invited guests were Frank A. Shields.
George Quinn, Paul Billings, Lee Talbot
and Martin Thomas.
Rev. Martin Thomas of Bingham was
In the Park Friday on business.
installation OF officers of the knights
OF Columbus for the ensuing year was
Aeld: Monday evening. After the cere-
monies ended the members were invited
ihio the banquet room whore q supper
nad been prepared by the ladies. Every
thing in the line OF good things to eat was
thcrc several of the officers made Short
talks and Just before supper was over
Bartey McDonough. in behalf of the
lodge. presented Frank Mclaughlin. re-
Iring officer, with ring, Mr.. McLaugh-
lin In short talk thanked the lodge
for Its kindness. The following Officers
were We're installed by Past Grand Knight
NJ M. j. L. Dmrltin: d. G. K. NJ. j. l.,
Tallon. G; w Shea, r.: p. j, Talon,
T. T.; Il. Cunningham, A.: r. Muir
brook. T.; j. Leahy, w
The Cot!llion club held an interesting
meeting Friday evening. Dancing was
INDUCED In until midnight.
Mr. and Mrs O. w. Allen entertained
a number OF their friends Wednesday
evening at their home on Marsac ave-
nue.: The party was given as farewell
to make their home In Salt Lake The
house was beautifully decorated with cut
flowers. After cards had been played for
several hours n delicious lunch was
served, The guests all enjoyed them
selves 10 the fullest extent. hut there
was sadness on account OF knowing that
Mr and Mrs. Allen arc going to leave
The members of the SEQ card club were
most pleasantly entertained Saturday af-
ternoon by Mrs. Ned Sherman. Mrs.
Fred Smith carried of the prize and those
present were Mrs. Fred Smith. Mrs Ju-
Illus frankie. Mrs. Sherman Fargo. Mrs.
William Sutton. Mrs, Samuel Whitley
Mrs. Frank McE,wan, Mrs. Oscar Fors-
lund, Mrs. Il. j. Beees. Mrs. Lee e.
Wight, Mrs. o. w Allen. Mrs Oliver
Lockheart and Mrs. I'D Non, At tho
close of the afternoon delicious lunch
was served by Mrs. Sherman. assisted by
Miss JEANNE Sherman.
The Woodcraft lodge held an inter-
csting meeting Monday night.