The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-03
PARK CITY.
Spccia' 10 The Tribune

Spccia' 10 The Tribune
PARK CITY. July 2-Sunday morning
the following people formed jolly party
to the Hot Pots and Provo river Mr., and
Mrs, Oscar Forseland. MI and Mrs,
Frank McEwan. Mr.. and Mrs, L, j. Begss.
Mr.. and Mrs, Hutchinson. Mr., and Mira,
O. G. Lockhardt, Eula Beggs and John
Shields and Dolores McEwan
Mr. and Mrs. f. w. Sherman. MIR, and
Mrs, Sherman Fargo, Alice Fargo. Dor
Alice sherman spent Sunday very pleas
antly on the cool banks of the Provo
river
The first rehearsals for the Elks' big
noise, to be given here In the Florence
theater on the 1ith OF the month. were
held Tuesday evening, and as there are
some eighty people taking part In the
show. treat in the theatrical line is
promised,
A quiet but pretty home wedding was
that OF Tuesday afternoon, when Miss
Margaret Scanlan and Frank Fleischman
were married at the parlors OF the Cath
olic church. Rev, Father Galligan per-
formed the ceremony. The bride was
neatly gowned in white and was at
tended by her sister Miss Gertrude Scan
Ian. William Mcdonald acted as best
man. Mr., and Mrs. Flelschman left on
the afternoon train for Salt Lake. where
they will visit for a short time after
which they will return TO this city, where
they will make their home. The newly
%edS are we'll ana IaNOraDly Known ana
their many friends all unite in Wishing
them all possible success in their new
venture,
An official visit of the grand lodge
officers to the local lodge, F. and A M
No T. was made Tuesday evening. The
work of initiation was also given and at
the close OF the session all repaired TO the
banquet hall where a nice spread was
partaken of by them,
The members OF the 500 club were
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home of Mrs. S E. Whitley. A couple
OF hours were pleasantly spent at cards.
The prizes were awarded to Mrs. a. b.
Williams and Miss Hannah Lecompte;
and another afternoon was pleasantly
spent by the ladies OF this popular club.
Those present were Misses Hannah Le-
compte, Ada Stewart and Nell sullivan
Mrs G. E. Hedges, Mrs. A. 3. Wtlllams,
Mrs J. c. O'Hara Mrs. John Welsh, Mrs.
Julius Frankel. Mrs. II. S. Townsend,
Mrs Frank MsETa1 RrdElans MTs shsTnan MTa O. fsc E
Lockhart and Mrs. Z. s. Beggs.
Miss Edna Sutton entertained a num-
ber OF her friends at her home very
pleasantly Thursday evening. About
and music furnished the evenings en-
joyment.
Mrs Julius Frankel entertained few
Of her friends at cards Thursday evening.
Refreshments were served by me lazy
and an enjoyable evening was spent.
Something new in the way OF parties
was the birthday party given Friday even
ing by the ladies OF the o. e. 5; Dane
ing was enjoyed during the early hours
of the evening and later banquet was
served to all present The t,o 1ny,.aoon,s heinr ,S
small envelopes with wording neatly
printed on the outside extending the in
vitation and asking that the envelope De
invited one was years old. AS above
stated the affair was a successful one
and enough money was taken In to part
" defray the expense or the evening en-
tertainment.
The members OF st Luke's guild Will
Mrs. Hilda Stevens.
A very pleasant affair was the farewell
party given Saturday evening at the l.
o. o. F. hall for M, ]. Daley and Frank
pioyment of the Silver King. Coalition
company, by the local officials OF that
company At o'clock the twenty-five
present sat down at the banquet tables.
good things which It bore, Course after
course was served and after the inner
man had been thoroughly satisfied snort
talks were made by several OF those pres
ent and each one told Of the many pleas
ant hours spent while at work under the
DALEY boys and expressed regret at the
thoughts OF their leaving the OLD SILVER
King" During the evening NJ. ]. DALEY
was vas presented with writing desk and
Frank Daley with A solid gold watch, the
gifts coming from the ones so nearly
associated with them during thesr WORK
In this city. The DALEY boys eacn
thanked them for so kindly remembering
them and assured them that the gifts
were greatly appreciated and that they
never would forget the donors and the oc-
casion upon which they were given,