The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-09
PARK CITY.

Special TO The Tribune.
PARK CITY. Oct S-The Woman's 3
Athenaeum Of Park CITY held its first
meeting Of the year n, the home of the
first vice president. Mrs, Townsend. Mrs,
the business had been transacted. a short
programme was given Miss Lanyon
gave reading which was greatly en-,
Joyed. Misses Laura Townsend and
Kathryn Cunningham favored the ladies'
with piano solos. and Mrs. NJ. M. F: Allen
gave short talk on the organization
meeting a delightful luncheon was served,
The next meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. Il. P. Lecompte. Monday.
October 10.
Miss Mae Baltic went to Salt Lake
Monday afternoon,
A beautiful but simple home wedding
of Wednesday evening was that OF Miss
Christina Mcdonald OF this city and Mr..
r. J. Bryant OF Cedar City. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. A. George
In the presence Of about twenty-five rela-
tives and friends OF the family The
on Main street. Mrs. Lucy R. Garvin as
sisted In receiving the guests. The bride
preceded the bridesmaid. Miss Ella Sny-
der. I'D Tracy. brother-in-law OF Miss
Bryant was attended by Jim Mcdonald,
brother OF the bride, The gowns worn
by the ladies' were very attractive, that
of the bride being pink silk with real lace
trimmings made Grecian style and train
her bouquet was brides roses. Miss Sny-
ders gown was green silk; she also car
ried roses. The decorations throughout
the house were pink and green. Misses
Pearl Snyder and Mae Nlmeo presided
at the punch bowl. Mrs. Ed Tracy pre-.
sid, sided at the piano. Mr. and Mrs, Bryant
October IL at 1l6 Main street, Park CITY,
Rev. A, George and Clarence Weist
journeyed TO Salt Lake this week to
take In the fair.
One OF the pleasant affairs Of the week
was, that of Friday evening. when the
freshman class Of the high school enter
tained the members and faculty at the
Swedish Finnish hall. Dancing was in
dulged In for several hours and delicious
refreshments were served, and all pres
ent pronounced the freshmen royal en-
tertainers.
Mrs, Marie Hethke and sister. Miss
Minnie Boehgn, were visitors to Zion
during the week.
w. M. Miller has been seeing the
sights In Salt Lake the past week,
Gene Sorenson and Edith Jorgenson, a
popular couple OF Park City. were mar.
ried In Coalvillc. Wednesday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sorenson Will be at home 10 their
friends on Woodslde avenue,
Charles Carpenter left for New York
Thursday afternoon.
T. W. oliSIIldn anu Dltle
ter. May Alice, left Wednesday afternoon
for Lake City, Colo, to be absent about
a month.
Herbert Quinn entertained the members
OF the Nj. T. club Wednesday evening al
his home on Woodside avenue, Nine
members were present, With social con-
verse and delicious refreshments pleas
ant time was spent.
Mrs. Kate Carpenter and Mr.. and Mrs
F. l.. Peterson left last week for Chi
cago. where they will spend the coming
year.
Mrs. Harry Weist entertained yer,
pleasantly Thursday afternoon at the
home OF her daughter. Mrs. william
Osika. Her guests were the past noble
grand officers OF the Rebekah lodge. Fol-
lowing are those who were present: Mrs
William Rodeman. Mrs. George Cross
man, Mrs. NJ. Rosevear Mrs. William
William kneale, Mrs. William Osika and
Mrs. II, Weist
Mrs. Hancock returned to Salt Lake
Monday afternoon, after several 6ay:
spent in the Park with her mother Mrs
Ferry.
DR.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Wilson left Monda,
afternoon for Governeur, n. Y.
Wednesday afternoon little william
Osika entertained seven friends at 2
birthday party, All kinds OF games wer,
played and dainty refreshments were
served 10 the little ones. Those present
We're Clarence Paxton. Leander PrIsk
Louise Prisk, Miriam Jcfrords, Irene
Jeffords, Clarence Osika and Johnny
Spargo-