The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-04
PARK CITY.

Special TO Tho Tribune,
PARK CITY, Sept, 3.-Slss Rhea viii
liams is visiting in Park for a few day
with her mother. Mrs. Norris.
A number OF friends OF Ncttis Mai
pleasantly entertained Thursday evenin,
with surprise party, The erenin,
hours were pleasantly spent In music
r and games, and dainty refreshments wer'
served
Miss Marie Cass came UP from Sal
Lake, Friday morning. TO remain oveI
Sunday,
Mrs. Kate Fahrendorr was a charming
hostess OF Monday evening. when sh,
Maude Gates OF Ely. New Five hundred
was the game played. and prizes were
awarded Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Sutton
Mrs. Lecomptc. Ed. I-ecompte and Miss
Gates. The decorations were OF cu
flowers: Those who enjoyed Mrs. Fab
rendorfs hospitality were the Misses
Harrington. BaiIlie, Raddon. Shields. Nc
Laughlin, Hughes. Mcdonald Lecompte
Cunningham; Messrs and Mesdames Far
go, Frankcl sherman, Lecomptc, sutton
Eorslund, Loring. Welsh. Thompson
Whitley, Williams. Lawrence. Buck. VIII
son, Garnn. stevens. and George Quinn
J ED. Lccompte, r. a Shields, Mark
Wight. Tom Walden. Harrison. and Dr.
| Bardsey.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. e. Canter returned TO
noon, after a very pleasant visit in Park
with Mr.. and Mrs. Huffman.
Mrs. Fahrendorf was n Salt Lake pas
senger Wednesday afternoon
I a pleasant affair of the week was that
| OF Wednesday afternoon. when Mrs. ].
| F. Welsh entertained the members OF the
| 500 Card club and few invited guests.
| The prize winners of the afternoon were
| Mrs. Sherman and Miss Crescent Smith.
! Flowers werc used in decoratlng and
IN.
| the hostess. Those present were: Misses
Crescent Smith, Edna Sutton. Minnie
| Cunningham, Kathryn Cunningham. Julia
Hurley. Nell Sullivan. Mae Baille Hor-
Mrs. Sherman, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. VIII
liams. Mrs, Whitley, Mrs. Townsend Mrs.
w. z. Sutton. Mrs w. d. Sutton. Mrs.
O'Hara. Mrs. McEwan Mrs. Loclhart
Mrs. Hedges, Mrs. Frankel. Mrs, Fargo
Mrs, Bridgland, Mrs. Forslund and Mrs
Bcggs,
Mrs: Frank MeEwan returned home
from Salt Lake. Sunday morning, after a
pleasant visit with relatives.
The Cotilion club met Wednesday
evening In Society hall. A good crowd
was present and enjoyed the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hughes have re-
turned from their eastern trip.
Mrs. Jake Huffman delightfully."- enter
tained Tuesday evening for Mr.. and Mrs.
r. Il. Canter of Salt Lake, The evening
was spent In music, which was furnished
by Mrs. Cantor, Mrs. Anna Don Graham
and Mr.. Hapke. About twenty people en-
joyed the evening.
Misses Myrtle Peterson and Clara KIM
bail were Salt Lake passengers during
the week.
Mrs. Dorrity Will leave in the near
future for a visit to her old home In New
York.
A pleasant affair of the week was the
picnic to the Little Bell mine Tuesday
not H.
later trip through the mine was made.
The following people enjoyed the days
outing. Mrs. Norris. Mrs. Wright, Mrs.
Webster and daughter. Edith; Mrs. Bar
nicott. Mrs. O. Liner. Mrs. Corey. Mrs
McLelland, Mrs. Holllngwager Mrs
Smoot and young son.
Tessie Beggs has gone to Ogden, to re-
main for some time.
Miss Loretta Jennings is visiting with
friends near the Provo river.
Miss Maude A. Gates left for Ely, New.
Friday afternoon. after a pleasant visit in
Park, the guest OF Mrs. Fahrendorf
a crowd OF fourteen people enjoyed
day at the famous Hot Pots early In the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. ". Deighton were Salt
Lake passengers during the week.
John Doyle visited in Salt Lake during
the week.
Miss Marie McDonough is home again,
after pleasant visit in Salt Lake with
her aunt, Mrs, Duffy.
Monday evening Miss Frances Ander
son and Emmett Wright entertained a
number of their friends at a moonlight
picnic up the tramway. Lunch was eaten
by the light OF bonfire and games were
played The following people enjoyed
the evening: Misses Dena Thompson,
Jane Nimmo, Laura Huddy. Ella Snyder,
Hays. Jennie Uric Marie Berry Rhea
Riley, Beth Withero. May Turner, Hazel |
Post. and George ZabrIska, VIII Berry. |
Frank Walker. Ed Hogan. Elmer Stine. |
George Cruser. Frank Frates. Marnot |
Burns. Harry Z. Hapke, Robert Ramsey, |
Alex Mcdonald and Mr.. and Mrs Berry |
Miss Ethel Hales left Tuesday for
Idaho. to spend some time there.
A farewell party was given Wednesday
NJ, Wilson. who will leave soon to make
his home In New York The doctor was
with a gold headed cane as
mark of the esteem in which he Is held
by the members.
Miss Mary Leahy is visiting with reIa.
tives and friends In Salt Lake.
Miss Eleanor Wright left Sunday sfter-
noon Tor Wyoming to accept a position
as teacher in ono Of the schools of that
state. N'"'
Miss Nellie Jennings left Sunday after
noon for Ely, New
AZ ohe y, lne thost interesting affairs Of
inc week was the farewell party given
by the choir and Mutual Improvement as
sociations of tho l. d. S. church for Miss
Ethel 1ales, at the home of her parents
on Park avenue. All kinds Of games were
played. Several musical selections we're
rendered and refreshments were served.
Those who enjoyed the evening were:
Misses Agnes Stromness Ruth Strom-
ness. Rachel Stromness, Reba Howarth.
Mary Briley. Emily Briley. Emily Smith
May Fernette, Emily Foster. Mary Mar
Tin. Ethel Hales. Catherine Shields. Ber-
lie Beatty. Luella Smith. Blanche smith.
llzma Lewis. Fern Lewis. Anna Jensen.
Eva Wilson. Lille Beatty. Hazel Eales
Lois Leffler, Mr.. and Mrs Fred Clnff
MT and Mrs. Lorenzo Aubrey. Mr. and
Mrs. Fred George. Mrs. Richard Hales
". j. Lewis, Paul Stromnees, viii SfuIrh
Farley Smith. Fred Wood Norman
stromness. Scott Robertson, Budd John
son and Lynn McNa1ly,
Mrs. Rob Kimball and daughter. Miss