The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-02
PARK CITY.

| Special to The Tribune
PARK CITY. Oct. 1.-One OF the pleas
ant affairs OF the week was the parcel
Mrs. oswald Addy at the home of her
! parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William kneale.
With music and games the evening was
spent: spent, Mrs: kneale assisted by Mrs
and the following young people we're
present: Misses Tessie Niles. Rosa Niles.
| Alta Lidlngham, Irene Grlsley. Olive
Martin Ethel Doyle, Enid Riley, Lizzie
! Shields. Susie Shields and Mary Cross
man.
Bernard Woods entertained the mem
Thursday evening. Delicious refresh
ments were served after the business
had been transacted The following
Herbert Paul. Storm Platt, Laurence
Paul Joe Jones. George Jones. Wnl
! Shea, VIII Withen and Emmett Shields.
Mr.. Frankel returned from Salt Lake
Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Acey came up to Park Sunday
morning and Is spending some time at
| the Park City hotel
Mr. and Mrs F. w, H9yt left Tues.
they will spend several weeks.
Mrs, Trumball and Miss Rod drove
over TO the Hot Pots Friday,
The Woman's Atheneum will hold
their first regular meeting Monday after
noon at the home OF Mrs. II s. Town
send and 1t Will be a musical affair
Mrs NJ. F. Allen was Salt Lake pas
senger Friday afternoon for a stay OF a
few days.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Metho-
dist church met Thursday afternoon In
the church parlors and a very pleasant
and profitable afternoon was spent
Mrs: Lucy R. Garvin returned to the
Park Monday morning. after a short visit
In the metropolis
The local friends OF DR.. and Mrs. c. NJ.
Wilson. who are TO leave here in the
near future, held an open reception at
the Congregational church Thursday
preclation for the many services rem
dered by this popular couple F. w Sher-
man presented them with a beautiful oil
painting OF Mary's lake. near Brighton,
Mr.: Sherman spoke OF the many duties
which the doctor and his wife had been
called upon to perform during their long
residence In Park City, and how cheer
fully they were always attended 10 by
the Wilson's. Charles T, Prlsk rem
dered several vocal solos which were
greatly enjoyed by the large crowd
by Superintendent Martin, Henry Welsh,
Bishop Lewis. Refreshments were served
to all In the basement OF the church,
Wilson are old and highly respected citi-
zens Of Park City. and 1t was with
feeling Of much regret that the many
lrleHGS teit VINO pade them farewell.
very pretty and pleasant affair was
that OF Thursday evening, when Mr. and
Mrs, J. j. Frankel Mr., and Mrs. J.
T: Welsh. Mrs. Lucy R, Garvin. Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. ". Thompson, Mr. and Mrs.
j. G, O'Hara and Mr.. and Mrs. S. i.
Whitley entertained large number OF
their friends at Society hall. Cards
furnished the enjoyment, and more than
two hours were spent In this popular
amusement, Prizes were won by Mrs.
Lorlng, Mrs, Tronnson and Mrs. Fab
rendorf: Miss Julia Hurley Mr., Nc
Garry, Mr., Bridgland and Mr.. McEwan.
The decorations were very neat and at
tractive, the chantecler idea being car
ried out and large vases OF roses and
chrysanthemums were placed about the
hall and added greatly to the attrac-
tiveness OF Society hall. At 12 o'clock
the doors OF the banquet room were
thrown open and the guests were seated
at the several tables. which were fairly
loaded with good things TO eat. Miss
Clara Fafek. Park City's favorite song
bird. was present and entertained the
happy crowd with number OF the pop
ular songs. All in ALL the party was
grand success in every way and one
which will rank with any ever before
given In Park City.