The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-27
PARK CITY.
Special 10 The Trlbune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
PARK CITY, March 26.-LiLte
Genevieve Merritt entertained . number
OF her young friends al her home Friday
afternoon. Games Of all kinds were
played. and later dainty refreshments
were served. The youngsters present
were Edith Andrus. Margaret MCFar-
and. Beatrice Mcfarland. Clifford Fife.
Maybell Orr David Orr. Ida McCaTel
Nellette Mills, Gertrude Wllliason. Erma
Wiliason. Ora Workman. Merle Work
Guyman. Bernice Thomas, Blanche
Thomas, Loona Brown. rhelna Houeter.
Frank Burrows, Irene Jeffords. Rhea
Widdison. Alice Fargo, Russell Widdison
and Clyde Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. d. Sutton returned
Friday morning from Salt Lake. where
they were in attendance at the wedding
Glenna Algood OF Salt Lake
Mrs. \ p. Williams entertained twenty
littlc children Saturday afternoon at "a
theater party in honor OF her daughter
Miss Marjorie Williams. After the per-
formance the youngsters wcrc taken TO
Waters e Fitzgerad's. where a dainty
lunch had been prepared. The lucky
ones were Tootsie Michael. Thomas and
Christina Martin Margaret Shields. lrma
Shields James Jennings. John Shields.
Mary Alice Sherman Bernard Meelhan.
olive Hales, Mary Radon. Gene Radon.
Edith Girad. Alice Hansen. Horace
Hedges James Mcintyre. Ha rold McIn-
tyre and Eleanorc Wight
Miss Frances Fargo came up from Salt
Lake Friday morning and will spend
Easter with her parents.
Miss Ezns Lewis was most pleasantly
surprised Thursday evening by num-
bcr Of her young friends. After several
hours of amusement. dainty refreshments
were served. The invited guests were
Tennic Wilson. JEANNE Wilson Rhea
Williams RUBY Boulton. Lilly Beatty.
Hazel ltaies. Mildred Minnich. Lue!la
Smith. Miss Smith and Etoial Martin.
Leo Shields. Ora Sherman, Nazier Buck,
Merrill Minnich. George McCarty. Alfred
Bircumshaw. Irwin Evans, Eddie Evans.
Sterling Lewis Chester DagleiSh James
Dagleish Bud Johnson and Earl Smith.
Mrs Z. w Sherman and daughter.
Miss Frances were passengers To Salt
Lake Wednesday afternoon
The officers for the ensuing year OF
ST. Luke's Guild were elected Friday
afternoon al the home OF Mrs, Smith.
Mobcr. president. Mrs. Fred Smith, treas
urer; Mrs. II. s. Townsend secretary.
After the election. dainty refreshments
we're served.
Mrs, j.. c; Perry left Monday afternoon
for Salt Lake. where she viii remain for
some time.
One OF the novel features for some
time was the calico ball given Wednes-
day evening in the Ampnsen ball OF tho
Mormon church. Dancing was INDUCED
In and later refreshments were served.
James Muir has returned 10 the Park
after an absence OF several months The
young mans many friends will he glad
to know that he is going 10 remain in the
Park.
The largest affair of the week was the
card party given saturday afternoon by
Mrs. a r. Williams. Mrs. G. L. Hedges
and Mrs. Charles Trownson al the home
of Mrs. a. r. Williams. Cards were
played and later delicious refreshments
were served By The ladies. The house
was beautifully decorated and very neal
place cards were used
Miss Nolan LEFT Tuesday afternoon for
Salt Lake. whore she went TO spenc
Easter week
Monday evening the pupils OF the JEFF.
fcrson school entertained the teachers
the school trustees and their wives, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Griffin. at a dance. The
Swedish Finnish Amusement hall was the
one used. The hall was beautifully deco.
rated In pennants. bunting and the clas.
colors. Dancing WAS indulged I'm fol
several hours. and about II O'Clock Z
dainty rcpast was served All the in.
vited guests present wished that th,
pupils would entertain soon again.
Several picnics were given Saturda,
afternoon.
Mrs. Ed Pesan left Sunday afternoon
for Butte, where she was called by IN.
sudden death Of her brother. John Mar
tin.
Mephis Norris was an outgoing pas
senger sunday afternoon.
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