The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-17
PARK CITY.
Special to The Tribune.

SpecllI TO Inc lTlDuncs
PARK CITY. July 16.-Wiliam O'Keefe
and Miss Pearl Martin, popular young
people of this city. were married Thurs
day night at the Catholic church., Rev
Father Galligan officiating. MIR, and Mrs.
O'Keefe Will make their home in this
city
Miss Laura Townsend is home from
Detroit, where she has been attending
school for the past year. The young
lady visited In Chicago for several days
on her return trip.
Mrs. c. NJ Wilson entertained at
luncheon Friday for Mrs. Cray OF Ely.
New
Mrs. ella McLelland OF Idaho is visit
ing with relatives and friends In Park
City.
Mrs. Charles Prisls has returned to her
home In Park City, after pleasant visit
In Salt Lake.
Miss Tessie Beggs. after an absence
Of several weeks in Salt Lake, is back to
her home in Park City
Misses Eva Hughes and Jessie McDon-
aid and Jinks Nelson and Alex McDon-
aid formed a jolly party that spent Sum
day horseback riding over the hills.
Mrs John Prisk is spending few days
in Park City with friends.
Mrs, Grose has as her guest for few
days her niece, Miss Prelce OF Salt Lake.
Mrs. Q. O. Snyder entertained at a de-
lightful luncheon Thursday afternoon for
Mrs. Gray of Ely, New, who Is visiting
here for short time.
Thomas Welah has gone to Salt Lake
to visit for a week with relatives.
c. E. Falknor was an outgoing passen-
ger Thursday afternoon,
Andy Petersen and family. John Wes-
land and family and Keith Buck are en-
joying an outing on the Provo river.
Mrs. Jim Rasband Of Salt Lake has
been in Park City for several days en-
joying the cool mountain air.
p. Mcpherson OF Seattle. Wash. spent
several days in Park during the. week
looking after business affairs and shaking
hands with old friends. Mr.. Mcpherson
left Wednesday for the east, and will
stop for few days again In Park City
before his return to his homo In Seattle.
Mrs. Ida Torvey Is In the Park tho
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Kimbah.
BARLEY McDonough was an incoming
passenger Friday morning,
A beautifully appointed 6 o'clock din
ner was given Friday evening by Mr.. and
Mrs Mason at their home at the DAILY
Mrs. Mason's hospitality were Mr.. and
Mrs. Julius Frankel, Mr.. and Mrs. SIt-
ton.
Ed Kaufman was in Park Cit? M
early part OF the week, returning to Selt
Lake Thursday afternoon.
Thursday was Elts' day in Park City
the occasion being the production OF the
big Noise" at the Florence theater In
the evening. under the direction Of Rufus
K Love. The show was made UP OF po-
lite vaudeville stunts and minstrel first
part, and the affair proved to be the hit
OF the season in a social way, and a
huge success In a financial way. Some
fifty. girls and young ladies took part
In the big Noise" and helped to make
IL the big event which II surely was.
Frank Warren came up to Park Thurs
day morning for stay OF a few days.
The members OF the $500 Card club
met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. c.
w, Trounson at her home IN Woodside
canyon. After cards had been enjoyed
for an hour or more. dainty refresh
ments were served by the hostess and a
good time enjoyed by all, The prizes
were awarded Mrs. o. c. Lockhart. the
Those present were Misses Carff. Lc-
compte, Talbot Mrs. o. c. Lockhart
Mrs. Fred T, williams. Mrs. Clarence
Calfelton, Mrs. Crawford Mrs. Hutchn-
son. Mrs. O'Hara. Mrs. Williams. Mrs
Forseland. Mrs, Fargo. Mrs. McEwan
Mrs Welsh, Mrs. Frankel Mrs w. D
Sutton. Mrs w. e. Sutton. Mrs. S. z
Whitley and Mrs. r w. Sherman.
Saturday afternoon Master Mansfield
friends at the home OF his parents, Mr.
and Mrs r. Hales, the occasion being
the little fellows ninth birthday Games
of all kinds were played by the little
people and the afternoon was pleasantly
spent.
The Girls Friendly society met FridaS
evening in St Luke's church. and. as is
always the case a very pleasant and
profitable evening was spent.
Miss Lena Fafek is visiting in Park
the guest of Miss Bessie McIelland,