The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-07
PARK CITY.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune
PARK CITY, Aug. 6.-Will McEwan Of
Salt Lake is spending a few days in Park
with Mr. and Mrs. Frank McEwan.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Welsh and Mr..
and Mrs. w. j. Buck spent Thursday
every pleasantly AT the Boulder basin.
Mrs. r. r. Mckenzie has returned to
her home In Salt Lake after very
pleasant visit In Park City with Mrs.
Frank McEwan,
Mrs, William Kneale entertained the
members of the Past Noble Grand club
al her home Tuesday afternoon. The
following members were present; Miss
Lillian Lanyon: Mrs. Bloom. Mrs;
Oska. Mrs. West, Mrs. Hooper and
Mrs. Townsend.
Misses Margaret and Sylvia Cahoon of
Salt Lake returned TO their home Thurs
day afternoon. after n ten days visit
with the Misses Mclaughlin.
Misses Gertrude and Tessie McLaugh
lin gave picnic Sunday for. their
guests. Misses Sylvia and Margaret Ca
hoon. h The followlng people enjoyed the
day: Misses Cahoon and Mclaughlin,
John Dalsleish. Emmett Shields. F. j.
Mclaughlin and Harold Cahoon OF Salt
Lake.
prettily appointed one o'clock lunch
con was given Monday by Mrs, +. 7.
Peterson for Miss Tessle Lambert OF Chi
cago. Besides the guest of honor there
were present Mrs, Kate Carpenter. Misses
Lillian Lanyon and Laura Townsend
joyed Thursday evening by the follow
ing young folks: Misses Nellie Shermer.
Frances Fargo. Laura Huddy. Edna SUIT
ton Hortense Loclhart Hannah Le-
compete and Louise McEWan, Mr. 1iar-
rlson, Clifton Lockhart and Arthur AL
len.
Misses Agnes and Martha Kelley are
home again, after an extended visit in
| California.
Mrs, Claude Armstrong and two chill
0reu are visiting in Park City with Mrs.
Armstrong's mother.
Mrs w ]. Buck and Mrs. Henry Welsh
spent Friday at the Powers ranch,
The Ladies' society OF the Congrega-,
Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Archie Wilson.
Mrs f. w Hayt left Thursday for a
months visit In Elmira. N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Welsh spent
couple of days in Kamas this week.
One of the pleasant affairs of the week
was the picnic given by, the Girls
| Friendly society, About thirty young
ladies enjoyed the day and were chaper-
oned by Mrs II. S. Townsend, Misses
| Lena Mobir and Ehea Riley.
| Miss Tessle Lambert left "Wednesday
| afternoon for her home In Chicago, after
pleasant visit in Park City with Miss
! Laura Townsend,
Miss Martha Watson of Salt Lake was
| in Park Saturday enrou,e TO her home
after Il weeks visit in Kamass
Mrs. Fred T williams entertained very
pleasantly at dinner Sunday evening for
| Miss Tessic Lambert OF Chicago
! Misses Julia Hurley, Lenora Hurley.
! Hannah Lecompte, Frances Fargo, Louise
! McBwan. Adelme Newcomb Ada Stew
art. Mrs. Woodson. Mrs. McEwan and
Arthur Allen and Ed Lecompte spent
| Tuesday at Brighton.
Mrs. Dean entertained very pleasantly
at dinner for Miss Hazel Ray and the
| Foil proi
pitality: Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Tinker
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Lionel Bean, Mr.; and
Mrs. c. W. G.. Hodgson Misses Hazel
Ray and Ida Fzlnberg.
Miss Minnie Carey has returned to her
home in Salt Lake after weeks visit
with friends In Park.
Misses Beth Withers. Ida McFarlane,
Lottie o'Liner,, Mrs. Joe Mclaughlin.
and George Zabriski, George Quinn.
and Harry Hall spent Friday at the ia
nous Hot Pots.
Miss Marie Jones and Miss Ida Nc
Farlane arc visiting in Park City: the
guests OF LoLue O'Liner
Mrs. Sanford Hyde and children re-
turned TO Salt Lake Sunday afternoon.
| Misses Wallace and Thompson Of Salt
Lake were in Park City Thursday ON
their way to Kamas. where they will
spend several weeks visiting.
Monday evening Mark Wight enter
| taincd a few OF his friends at his home
spent in dancing and music. The event
OF the evening. however was prize
dancing contest. The prizes were
awarded To Miss Belle Jyree and Samuel
Treweek. Refreshments were served and.
as a whole the evening was certainly n
delightful one. Those present were
Misses Bessie. Bertha, Ethel and Belle
Tyrec. Ruth TreweeIS and Mrs Tyrec,
Oscar Friendly. James Muir, Sam Tre-
week Frank A. Shields and Mark
Wight.
A very enjoyable lodge affair was that
OF Wednesday evening. when the mem
bers OF the Degree of Honor entertained
at a dancing party, and cards were also
enjoyed. at Society hall. a small fee OF
Il cents was charged to help detraY the
expenses and a neat sum was realized.