The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-20
PARK CITY.

Special TO The Tribune
PARK CITY. March ia most de-
lishtful birthday party was given at the
home of Mr. and Mrs, J. Wyckon in hon
or OF the sixth birthday of their son
Raymond. About forty Iittlc folks were
present and with games. music and re-
ireshnIents the hours were spent In uu-
allowed pleasure, In the donkey game.
ilrst prizes were awarded 10 Alice Fargo
and Claude Guyman and boobies to EN-
ma Ryan and Johnnie Morse In the
cutting of the birthday cake the lucky
cut was made by Marjory Williams Fol
Hoffman, Wallace Williams Leroy VIII
son, Merrill Rasband. Kenneth Ryan.
GS,wendolyn S, 1l Smith, Claude Guyman.
llams, Harrison Frantz, Ida McCarroi.
George Sykes. Nellie Wilson. Hilary
Deason James Sykes Irwin McCsrroi.
Leo Dsason. Fern CARLYLE, Grace Collins:
John Morse. Orol Carlyle, Rob Collins.
Burton Scott. Georgia Morse. Annie Don,
Mamie Wirherow, Nellie Morse, Kath-
Mildred Wyckoff, Fay Carman, Lester
Witherow.. Ruth Dority, Dorothy Fargo.
Marnry Van Loom and Eua Bcggc.
The regular meeting OF the Woman's
Atheanum was heid Monday afternoon
AT the home of Mrs. Lee b. Wight The
programme OF the work for the next year
was discussed. then the papers of the
day were read. \ paper on ''Bayard
dylpl NdS Written anu TEau pN MlS.
frankie. Two, papers were given on
"Ollver Wendell Holmes" one being
written and read by Mrs; Il. P, LIE
Compte; the other one written by Miss
Kate Allen and read by Miss Minnie
Cunningham. Mrs, Wight favored the
members by piano selection. After roll
call and the singing of America" the
at the home OF Miss Amber Bradsey,
Charles Shields of Salt Lake is In Park
City visiting relatives.
Mrs Tom Mcdonald and Mrs John
Williams entertained the officers and past
chiefs OF the Pythan Sisters at a St Pat
rick's day party at the home. OF Mrs.
Tony Mcdonald A dainty luncheon was
served and later cards, games were
played and during the afternoon several
ladies were assisted in receiving their
guests by Misses Enid Riley and Vina
Mawhlnney.
The members OF the 500 card club were
most pleasantly entertained Thursday af-
ternoon by Mrs. Sherman Fargo. The
house was profusely decorated in sham
rocks and flowers After awarding the
club prize to Mrs. e. j, Beggs. dainty
Besgs. Mrs. Fred Smith. Mrs w D. Sut-
ton Mrs. Oscar Forslund Mrs. s. T.
Whitley, Mrs. Frank NcEwan. Mrs. Ju-
Illus Frankie. Mrs Fred W. Sherman. Mrs
Mrs w. j. Buck and Mrs Oliver Lock-
heart.
Mrs. c. w. Hodgson returned 10 the
Park Wednesday morning after an eX~
tended visit In California
Tuesday evening the Daughters of the
RebeCcas gave very pleasant surprise
party on Mrs. Carl Bloom at her home in
Empire canyon. The affair was fare
we'll party as Mrs. Bloom and her family
will move to salt Lake next week. where
they contemplate making their home.
Those present were Mrs. Rodeman. Mrs.
Strluger. Mrs. kncalc. Mrs. Mary Rose
year Mrs George Rosevear. Mrs. WIN
Rosevear. Mrs. l.. Crossman Mrs. JefIord
Mrs. Johnson. Mrs. Camel Mrs. Worry.
Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Townsend. Mrs, Weist
Mrs. O'Sika Mrs. Lockheart and Miss
Grace Strlnger and Miss Laura Huddy
Mrs. Helen Franklin returned 10 her
home IN Salt Lake Friday after visiting
I'm the Park with her daughters.
Miss lone Bardslcy was very pleasantly
surprised by number OF her young
friends Saturday evening at her home on
Park avenue. E,uchre was played and la
ter delicious refreshments wero served
10 the Misses Clara KimbalI, JEANNE
sherman. Amber Bardsley. Bessie Nc
Ciccan. Tessie Mclaughlin, Hazel
tIalcs and Etoial Martin and the Mcssrs.
Emmett Shields. Eddie Evans, Leo
Shields. Irvine Evans. Bernard Woods.
Bert Deighton. Ira Sherman. Frazier
Buck and Joe Jones,
Miss Frances Sherman entertained four
teen of her girl friends at birthday
party. Those present to part8ke OF Miss
Frencess = hospitality were tho Misses
Alice Fargo. Dorothy Fargo. Nora John
ston. Violet Mills. Jeanette Hansen,