The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-28
PARK CITY.

Especial to The neutrality-suspicious.
Park city, aug. 21.-Mrs. Charles
Shields gave picnlc on Bald mr.
monday evening, Tor number OF htte
folks. The fOuOWIns were present
Francis Shields, Tessie Mclaughlin,
lrma and Margaret Shields, rancls
sherman, Alice Hanson, Jean Byrne,
Grace Martin, Marjorie Williams Mary
and Jean Radon, Nary Alice sherman
ana John Shields.
Roy Mcdonald Of Iowa was visiting
in the Park the first OF the week win
friends ana relatives.
MISS FRANCES Shields and Birdie
Beatty or salt Lake are visiting rela-
tlYes ana trends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Murphy OF Ely
have returned 10 Their home,
Mr.. and Mrs. James quinn OF salt
Lake spent Thursday in the Park.
Mrs. James Berry ana MRS. Fred CluII
rendered a farewell surprise party TO
Mrs. Charles Ence, at ner nome IN
MOOdslde avenue. Monday evening.
Those present We're. MIR. and Mrs. Fred
Clu1t, ar. and Mrs. James Berry, Mr..
and Mrs. Lorenzo Aubrey AIT ana Mrs;
". ID. Lewis, Mr.. ana Mrs. Edward
Malin, Alr. and Mrs. David Seamons,
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen JOrdOn, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Henry Hales. AIR. and Mrs. Rich
ard Hales, Mr.. ana Mrs. Paul StrOmness,
Mr.. and Mrs. rank Hancock, Misses
Agnes ana Rachel StrOmneSs, Maree
Berry Frances Anderson ana Frank
Frates Mrs. Ence LETT Wednesday Tor
Colonel Stevens OF san Francisco is
visiting in the Park, the guest OF Dr.
L. =. LeCOmpte.
Miss Emily Foster of Twin Falls,
Ida, is the guest OF Mrs. Henry Hales.
\ jolly party composed OF Misses
Jessie Mcdonald Lcttie Oliner Minnie
and kaIheryn Cunningham. Helen Dea-
son, Eva hughes, Alex. Mcdonald,
Fountain ana Robert Ramsay spent
SUNDAY al the Brown PARK IN Snyuer-
vile.
Mrs. John Tracy of Salt Lake is the
guest or her sister. Miss Christina Nc
Donald.
julius FrankeI returned Thursday
from brief visit in Salt Lake.
The social dance given at the SWed
ish-Finnish hail Wednesday was large
ly attended.
The following members OF the A. B.
U. 5. club spent Thursday al the Hot
Pots in Midway: TessIe Mclaughlin,
Francis Shields, Bessie McClelland. Ger
trude Mclaughlin, Birdie Beatty, Hllda
Wilson and Emily Foster.
John Galligan left Friday for Omaha,
Neb., where he will continue his course
at the Creighton Medical school.
DR.. c. NJ. Wilson, who for many years
has been practiclng in this CITY, ana
has been mayor for two terms, will
leave September l for WatertOWn, y. y,
where he viii make his home.
Mrs. Bridget Hurley ana daughter
Lenora, Will leave for Salt Lake the
Miss Eva Gates of Ely is visiting with
Mrs. Gus FahrendOrf
Mrs. c. p. Schlichter of Ely is visit
ing in the Park, the guest Of Miss
Hannah LeCOmpte.
John Began, a former resident of this
city, but now OF Bingham, was visit
ing here the first of the week with his
brother, James Began.
Miss Bertha Getsch left Thursday aft
ernOOn for her home in North Yakima,
Wash.
The members OF the Five Hundred
club were entertained at the home of
Mrs. L. A. BTidgland. Wednesday after
noon. After several hours OF playing,
Mrs. +. NJ. Smith was awarded the club
prize, and Mrs. Charles of Salt Lake the
guest prize. Those present were Mes
danes John Welsh. h. J. Beggs John
O'Hara, A. b. Williams, F. W. Thomp-
son, Sherman Fargo. julius Frankel o.
Z; Lockhart, W. y. sutton, f. NJ. Smith,
Charles Smith, Samuel Whitley, Oscar
Forslund, f. w. Sherman, Miss Nellie
Sullivan.
Mrs. Lucy Garvin and son. Elwood.
MIS- MIS- J9sePh hemp and daughter. Mabel.
Mrs Harry Burns, Mrs. Andrew Berg
and Mrs. James Farrell spent Monday
in Hebcr.
Mrs. Harry Burns has gone to Bing-
ham, where she expects 10 reside
Fire Chief E. p Evans II. s Town
send, A. n. Martin and ". B. Wilson,
who were appointed as delegates 10
represent the Park City volunteer fire
department at the volunteer firemen's
state convention held at Bingham Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesday, returned
Thursday.
Mrs. H. a. Given and daughter of
GOldfield, New. are visiting in the Park
with DR.. and Mrs. S. W Platt.
Mrs. +. W. Sherman enttrtained We'd
nesday evening in compliment 10 Mrs
charles Shields Of Salt Lake. Five
hundred was the game OF the evening
and Mrs. o. c. LOckhart won the first
prize and Mrs Charles Shields the sec
Ond prize.
Mrs. Henry Hales entertained Fri
day evening in honor of Miss Emily
Foster Of Twin Falls, Ida