The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-20
i'm Cities and Towns of Utah
PARK CITY.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune
PARK CITY. Nov. 19.-The Wonnns
Athenaenne met at the home OF Mrs
L. p, LocomPte Monday afternoon, The
only paper for the day had was prepared
by Miss Minnie Cunningham on Three
New Forms of City Government Amer.
lea" was sung and the ladies adjourned
10 meet again Monday, November 2S.
MIR, and Mrs. ]. c. O'ETara were out
going passengers on Thursday afternoons 9
train. The lady and gentleman VIII visit
for time with friends in Salt Lake.
The Daughters OF Rcbecca gave so
cial dance Tuesdny evening In l. o. Q. II.
hall, large crowd attended and en-
joyed the affair.
Mrs. Joe Brandle left Thursday after
noon for Idaho where Mr.. Brandle is In
business and where they will make their
future home, Mr.. and Mrs. Brandle are
old residents OF Park City, and their
many friends wish them all success in
their new home.
A meeting OF the members Of the Park
City High School Alumni association was
held Wednesday evening at the home OF
Miss Edna Sutton to arrange for an en-
tertainment TO be given about the hol
day time.
Row. J: ]. Guinan. president Of All Hal
lows college, spent Sunday and Monday
in the park. the guest of Rev. Thomas
Galllgan.
A wedding Of interest Of the week was
that of Monday evening, when Miss Mar
garot Wilkison Of Salt Lake and Alfred
riase. Miss Wilkison was for many years
a resident of Park City and was a gem
eral favorite with all her acquaintances.
Mr. Dodge Is the popular ,boolSkeeper
will be at home to their friends In Park
City. and all wish them a long and
happy life.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Powers enter
tanned very pleasantly at their home be-
low town Tuesday for Rev. Father
Solution OF Washington and Rev. Father
Galligan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan McCann entertained
number OF their friends Thursday even
Ing at their home.
Mr.; and Mrs: Dan r. Shields and
daughter Miss Mary. spent Thursday I'm
the Park with relatives.
Rev. Fathers Solution and Galligsn
spent Wednesday at the Silver King mine
as guests OF the management OF that
place.
Father Louis Miller was an outgoing
passenger Monday afternoon. Father MIL
Ter Is one of the Redemptorist fathers
who has been giving q mission TO the
people of st. Mary's parish.
A very pretty home wedding took place
Wednesday at high noon at the home
let Wright became the bride of ]. A.
Buck, In the presence of relatives and
friends, Rev. Paden OF Salt Lake per-
gowned e%Tmed q, the ,St. ceremony The bride was
Snyder. the bridesmaid. w. D. Wright,
brother of the bride. acted as groom's
man. Following the ceremony d dinner
vas served and the happy couple left on
the afternoon train for short wedding
trip. Mr.. and Mrs, Buck Will be at home
to their friends in Park City.
Mrs G, B. Fahrendorf left Tuesday aft
ernoon for Ely. New. after several
months spent In Park with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S, Laurence.
The society event of the week lust
ended in the way OF lodge affairs was
that OF Monday evening when the mem
bers of the local order OF knights of Co
lumbus entertained for the Rev. Father
A delightful banquet was served 10 tbe
knights and their guests by the lady rel
at,Ves of the members. under the direc-
tlon Oh Mrs John F. Welsh. After the
the many good things that had been pre-
pared. all repaired to the lodge room,
y Where a short programme was given.
VINE the banquet was being served
IA, j. McGill and Miss Kate Malone.
Lecturer M. j. McGill. who had the even
ings affair In charge, introduced as the
nIst speaker The Rev. Father Galligan.
"nom ne spoke Of as Our dear pastor
VINO spoke on the good of the order and
how much good was being accomplished
oy TINS order. Rev. Father Schutton was
next introduced and his talk also dealt
with the workings of the Knights of Co
lumous as Catholic organization. He
told OF the work that had been done that
is being done and what must be done In
the future to accomplish the aims set out
by the organizers OF this American So
ciety. Let It be the aim" said he. "in
your council to have quality rather than
quantity, and after assuring those pres
ent that Park CITY would ever be re-
memoered by him and thanking the
knights of Columbus for the entertain
ment furnished himself and Father Cal
ltgan, he bade them all good night Mrs
McGlll and Miss Malone sang duett
and later Mrs. McGilI sang annie Lau-
rie' with much effect.
Mrs. NJ. G. Fraser OF Nevada, who has
spent some time in Park City visiting
with Mrs NJ. II. Hughes and other friends.
left for her home In Nova Scotia. Mrs.
Hughes accompanied Mrs. Fraser as far
as Salt Lake,
Mrs. II. w. Deighton returned to Park
Tuesday morning after a pleasant visit
with relatives in Salt Lake.
Mrs. o. C.. I!ockhart returned to her
home In Park Thursday morning Mrs.
Lockhart has been visiting with friends
and relatives in Salt Lake.
Rev, Father Solution OF Washington
left Thursday afternoon for Eureka,
where he VIII conduct mission.