The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-11
PARK CITY.
Special TO Tho Tribune.

PARK CITY. Sept. Complimentary
TO Mrs. Bridget Hurley was luncheon
Tuesday, given by Mrs M, j. McGill ct
her home on upper Main street. Six
guests enjoyed the affair and a delight
full afternoon was spent. The guests
present were; Misses Julia Hurley. Le-
more Hurley, Mrs. Hurley. Mrs, Thomp-
son, Mrs Garvin, Mrs. McCarty and Ell
wood Garvn
| Miss Mildred MInnich and Merle Min
Mich have returned from Chicago where
they spent the summer months study
| ing music
Mrs. Fargo, Mr.. and Mrs. F'orsund. Mr..
| and Mrs. McEwan. Mr.. and Mrs. Troun-
son, Mrs. lrankel. Mrs. Beggs. Miss lior-
tense Lockhart, Clifton Locl5hart. John
Shields and Thomas Welsh formed n
jolly crowd that spent Labor day on the
Provo river,
Miss Martha Kelly and Jake Sorcnsen
spent Monday al the Hot Pots.
Mr.. and Mrs. Deighton returned from
Salt Lake. Monday morning
Mrs, William Kncale is homo again,
after a pleasant visit In Salt Lake with
friends.
The members OF the O. S. p. club were
! pleasantly entertained Thursday after
noon by Miss Anna Mclaughlin at a
kensington, Delicious refreshments were
served by Mrs. Mclaughlin, and the dec
orations were cut flowers. The ladies'
who enjoyed the afternoon were Mrs.
Sadie Rosevear Mrs. Lizzie Fitzgerald,
Mrs. Ethel Minlbrook, Mrs. Nettie An
derson and Mrs. Alice Paxton.
+, Mr.. and Mrs. Rome Paxton and son,
Clarence, have returned from a pleasant
visit in Charleston
Miss Pearl Crowther. Tom Trythall and
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. y. Hurlbut enjoyed an
outing at the famous Hot Pots, Monday.
A pleasant affair OF the week was the
luncheon given Thursday afternoon by
Mrs. L. w 'HhnmnSOn cOTnnlimpntary to
her mother, Mrs. Hurley. who will leave
Sunday afternoon to make her home in
Salt Lake, The invited guests were the
Misses Hurley. Mrs. NJ, ]. McGill, Mrs.
j. T.. Welsh. Mrs Garvin and Elwood
Garvin.
Frank ]. Wescott came up to Park.
Friday morning.
David Keith Thomas Kearns and
Judge Mccartney came up TO Park on
Wednesday. returning TO the city Thurs
day afternoon,
Monday was Elks day at Heber. the
occasion being tho Park City production
of the "Big Noise" Monday evening, ia
that city. The children and young la
dies, who numbered more than sixty,
were driven over TO the small valley
town in the morning and the day was
spent by them In making the Wasatch
metropolis a lively village. The show
and on the whole the day was thoroughly
enjoyed by all.
Miss Ada Stewart returned home
Monday morning. after IA pleasant visit
in Salt Lake with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Welsh. Jim Ivers
and j. j. DAILY came up to Park, Tues
day morning in the Ivers automobile.
Mrs. A. B. Williams, Miss Ada Stew
art Misses Marjorie Williams. Irma
Shields and Margaret Shields spent Mon
day up the tramway
One OF the enjoyable events OF the
week was the dancing party of Wednes-
day evening at the Swedish-Finnish hail.
The following ladies and gentlemen were
present; Edna Sutton, Nell Sullivan,
Crescent Smith. May Bailic, Frank
Fountain. Dick Smith, Tom Walden. Mr.,
and Mrs. Forshnd. Mr.. and Mrs. Welsh,
Mr.. and Mrs. Talon and Mr.. and Mrs.
Thompson.
Em!net Shields returned home Wednes-
day morning from visit with his broth
er In Salt Lake.
G. B. Tahrendorf OF Ely, New. visited
In the Park. Saturday and Sunday.
Finley Watson and r. II. Sutton are
enjoying an outing on the reservation.
Mr. and Mrs Blood, Mr. and Mrs.
Thompson, rode over TO the Hot Pots.
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. j. f, Welsh entertained
at luncheon Tuesday for James Ivers Jr..
of Salt Lake. and ]. j. Daley OF Vir-
ginia-
DoGloT ana MIS-. u M. wilson visited
In Salt Lake during the week.
Frank Keith and Keith Buck spent
Monday at the Hot Pots.
Mr.. Archibald. John Buck and Doug
lass Archibald are enjoying few days
| on the river,
Miss Jeannie Sherman returned home
Monday morning after an extended visit
| through the east.
Miss Amber Bardsley Is home again.
/ after the 10
! university.