The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-13
PARK CITY.
Special to The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
PARK CITY. Nov. 12.-Another yer.
as mHstnS SsG of the Ahe G
home of Mrs. kopp. Miss Lanyon had
prepared very good paper on The
Education OF Good Citizens Mrs: e.
Federation. Of Women's clubs, gave her
report, Mrs, Hayes favored tho ladies
with a plano selection, and the club al :
)ourned 10 meet again Monday, the 18th
with Mrs. u. p. Lecompte.
Miss Hannah Lccompte is visiting for
a few days with friends and relatives
In Salt Lake.
Mrs. c. T. Hedges entertained at cnrds
very Informally Friday evening.
4 pleasant affair of the week was of
Friday evening. when the members of
the Epworth league entertained at So
cial fishpond furnished the amuse-
ment for The evening and was we'll pat
ronized,
Mrs. G. B Fahrendorf came up from
Salt Lake, Friday morning. to visit with
her mother before leaving for home In
Ely. New.
The Modern Woodmen entertained at
social session Thursday evening at the
!. O. 0. +. hall. good crowd of mem J.
bers were present and enjoyed the af-
fair.
William o'Brien and Ed Gushing were
in Park for q few hours Thursday.
The dinner and supper served on cleo
ton day by tho l.. d. s. society, in the
Amusement hall, was we'll attended. and
goody sum netted by the ladies.
Mrs. w. d. Sutton entertained at cards
Tuesday evening for few friends.
The members of the Woodmsn OF the
World gave a social and dance Friday
evening in the I, Q. o. f. hall. The nf-
fair was we'll attended and thoroughly en-
joyed by all.
Charles r. Shields left Friday after
nol- nv at l,f To,,,
lily. They will spend the winter at that
place.
The ladies of the Congregational churca
society held supper and bazar In tho
basement OF the church on election day.
which was attended by number OF peo-
pie and proved a success financially and
socially.
Mrs. Jessie Drake came up to Park,
Wednesday morning. and Will remain
here for some time,
Mrs. c. w. Hodgson has returned to
her home in Park after an extended
visit to her old home In Nebraska.
Mrs. Sherman Fargo was hostess Sat-
urday afternoon, the members of the
Five Hundred Card club being the
guests, After several hands were played.
prizes were awarded the ladies and re-
freshments served.
Mrs. Marie Hethke, Miss Minnie
Boehgn and Miss Kate Sweeney returned
to Park. Monday morning after a short
but pleasant visit in Salt Lake.
Fathers /, RS Miller Nj LEI and shutton Of Seattle tile
people OF st. Mary's parish.
The members OF st. Lukcs guild were
entertained Friday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. John Deason.
A pleasant affair of the week was the
birthday party given Tuesday evening
by Miss Marjorie Williams at the home
of her mother, Mrs. A. B. Williams.
Games OF all kinds were played and
prizes were awarded the following little
folks Ethel Moore, Ellen Mcdonald
Robert Grisley. Michael Martin. Delicious
refreshments were served, and the fol-
lowing young people attended: Tootsie,
Michael and Tom Martin, Ollie and Clara
Hales, Mary and Jean Radon. Louise
and Leonder Prisk. Matte and Brownie
Cunningham, Vermel and Blanche Han
esch. Louise and Harold Hartwell, Mil
dred and Raymond Wyckoff, Marie
Thompson, Maurice Nelson. James Jen-
nings, James Meteer, Robert Kimball.
Horace Hedges, Robert Grisley, Fred
Auddy. Glare McNalIy. Vladimir Radon,
Ellen Mcdonald. Esther Bridgland, Fran
els Sherman, Ethel Moore and Monte
Laurence.