The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-26
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS
IN PARK CITY

Special TO The Tribune.
PARK CITY. June 25.-Thc members
OF the Girls Friendly society have decided
TO discontinue meetings for "a few weeks
OH account of the prevalence of scarlet
fever
Mrs. w. Il. Jeford entertained very
pleasantly Monday evening at dinner for
Miss Cleo Getsch OF Salt Lake
Mrs. Ed Grissley returned from Salt
Lake Wednesday morning.
Mrs. George johnson and children OF
Logan are visiting in Park with Mr..
and Mrs. Juno Dow
The testimonial concert rendered Miss
Clara Fafek by her Park city friends
proved TO be a grand success in both a
social aud financial way. Miss Fafok is
great favortc in Park City but for
some months past the young lady has
asthma and she is now In California try
ing 10 regain her health and it is the
wish Of all that hor efforts Will he sue
ccssful as above stated. Quite a neat sum
was realized, which VIII be used by Miss
Fafck To help dcfray some OF the heavy
expenses which confronts her.
Mrs. Anna Dow Graham and children
OF Washington arc visiting in Park with
Mrs. Graham's parents; Mr.. and Mrs
Dow.
Mrs H. s. Townsend and Mrs G. w.
Carlson entertained at n picnic Thursday
afternoon, The little people wero taken
10 tho Constellation mine, Whero tho al
tcrnoon was. greatly enjoyed by them.
Jolly crowd returning In the cool OF the
evening to the homo OF Mrs Townsend on
Park avenue. where delightful refresh,
the day were Frances Mcdonald of Butte,
Mont: Louise Prisk. Norma Carlson, flos-
sic Sullivan, Ethel Sullivan. Joyce Town
send. Grace Pegan, Mary Pegan. Lucille
Muirbroolt and Leander Prisk.
Mr. and Mrs, Hutchison OF Pennsylvania
arrived In Park Friday morning. where
they VIII Ta TSmIn for q, sGe peever tmf IS visiting
for n short time in Park with Mrs. A.
3, Williams.
Emma, Grace and Charley Thompson
have gone TO Logan for a visit with
friends,
Another very pleasing band concert was
given Wednesday evening by the Parh
City Military band at tho band stand, a
programme OF beautiful selections was
given, the same being enjoyed greatly ny
the number OF people who turned out 10
hear il.
The members OF St Lukes guild met
Friday afternoon with Miss Lena Moolr,
Mrs Dibblo Is visiting with Mrs. Lacy
Garvin in Park City
Miss Cleo Getsch has returned 10 Salt
Lake after a pleasant visit In i'arN' lhe
guest Of Miss Gertrude McLaughlin.
Sam Walden came up TO Park Wednes-
day morning, ,,,,
G. w. Lambourne was an ihcoh'ise
passenger Thursday morning:
Mr. and Mrs, Woods. Miss Gertrude
Woods, Paul Billings and Bernard
Woods spent a few days on tho Provo
river during tnc Woch :,
Miss Ruby Boulton Is spending her va
cation with relatives and friends IN
Provo,
The members of the Esqulrcs OF the
Grail returned TO Park Thursday even
ing after a pleasant outing OF ten days
near Utah lake.
A crowd of young people were peas
antIy entertained at n lawn party 1hurs-
day evening by Misses Fanny Uric and
Margaret Horsford az the home OF inc
former All sorts Of games were en-
ioyed by the young people and later re-
freshmcnts were served by the nos
tesses. Among those who enjoyed the
evening were Merle Collins, Cora " Ncii.
Lcinc Martin, Gertrude Buck. lsapelle
Mckenzie. Isabelle Buck, Ollie Allen.
Mont Hale, James Mckenzie, Thomas
Walsh. Thomas BirbeCk, William Mchen-
zic. Elmer Berg and James Uric.
Miss Julia Holland left Sunday after
noon for two months visit in Ely. New
with her sister Mrs. O'Connel.
IT, A. Malone returned to PARK sat
urday morning after an absence oil nine
months In McGill, New.
The members Of the II. o. a. =. cluo
gave q moonlight picnic Thursday even
Inc I'M the tranlway. and the evening was
enjoyed by more than forty young peo-
pie, ., ch;o,as
came from Salt Lake Saturday morning..
DIR. Zimmerman spent Sunday IN og-
den with relatives,