The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-05
Park City Society
Special 10 The Tribune.

PARK CITY. June A very pleasant
AFFAIR was that of Sunday, when Jinks
Nelson entertained crowd OF his friends
mt the Nelson Queen mine. carriage
load OF young people left the city shortly
after 0 o'clock for the mine. which Is
about six miles east OF here, and as the
weather was ideal the ride was u very
enjoyable one. Upon the arrival of the
party at the mine a trip through the
workings was nrst in order. the party
being piloted by the host, Jnks Nelson.
Immediately following this all repaired
TO the boarding house, where a fine
spread was partaken OF by them. The
remainder OF the day was spent in games
and music. The return trip was made
in the cool OF the evening, it being about
o'clock when the homes were reached.
AS above stated. the affair was greatly
enjoyed, and another such day is eagerly
awaited by the fortunate ones who were
so royalty entertained by Mr.. Nelson.
Those present were the Misses Kate Ma
lone, Minnie and Kathryn Cunningham,
Jessie Mcdonald and Eva Hughes; Messrs.
Jinks Nelson, Jake OLiner and Alex
Mcdonald.
Mr., and Mrs. Cal Campbell left Fri
day afternoon for Kansas City. where
they expect TO spend the summer,
Sam Trewicl1 entertained at dinner
Sunday at the Wabash mine for a few OF
his friends - The guests TsrS S1I;, Mr. and
wick and Lee Talbot,
Mrs. Mckenzie, mother of Mrs. John
Mcleod, left Friday morning for her home
In Nova Scotia. after visit OF nine
months in Park.
Mrs. Eliza Nelson returned to Park
Monday morning. after a lengthy stay in
Marysvalc, Cal.
The benefit dance for the wife and
children OF J. j. Boyle was given Thurs
day evening in the /. Q. o. +. hall and
was largely attended. Quite neat sum
was realized for them
Mrs. May and Miss Christine Mcdonald
were passengers TO Salt Lake Friday aft
crnoon, where they will remain for some
time,
Mrs; Fred Tracy spent 4 few days in
Park this week.
Mrs. A. Il. Williams and daughter,
Marjorie. spent Sunday in Heber,
Tho members OF the graduating class
OF the eighth grade enjoyed u very pleas
ant trip to the Schneitor Hot Pots Fri
day. y lunch. which had been prepared
by the young lady members OF the party.
was eaten on the banks Of the Provo
river. and to say that the meal was en-
joyed is putting it mildly, for the crowd
of merry makers, after their long ride
In the fresh mountain air, were hungry
Indeed and did justice to the lunch. The
where number of the party enjoyed the
bathing at that place Tho return trip
was made In the evening, and tho tired
but happy crowd arrived home about
lark,
The members OF the M r. church choir
enjoyed an outing at the Hot Pots Sat
urdaf-
Frasier Buck and Roger McDonough
will take summer course at the Logan
Agricultural college, and left Friday
morning for that place.
Mrs. Cass ana daughters visited In
Park this week with friends
Mrs. II. S. Townsend spent the week
in Salt Lake with relatives
Mrs. Townsend will entertain tho mem.
bers OF the Past Noble Grand club at her
homo Tuesday next.
Mrs. Fred Young of Salt Lake came up
TO Park to attend the funeral OF the late
Jonnnie Canty.
The members OF the Ladies' society
of the Congregational church wera
pleasantly entertained Friday afternoon
by Mrs f w. lJayt at her home below
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Welsh and son.
Thomas. are home again. after n pleasant
visit in Salt Lake with relatives.
Miss l.ottie Liner is visiting with
friends in Salt Lake.
Miss Lilly Mortcnsen visited in ParE
this week,