The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-06
PARK CITY
Special to The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune
PARK CITY Feb. 5.-Thig afternoon at
l o'clock. Professor z. briggs OF the
state university lectured In the Congre-
gational church for the Women's Athe-
naeum. The lecture was partly n re-
cltal reading. America as Reflected In
Song and Story" There was a large at
tendance.
Mrs Wilson left Friday afternoon
for Salt Lake. and later she VIII go TO
California, where she VIII remain for
some time.
Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. H. S;
Townsend entertained her Sunday school
class In honor OF Guy Wight, who leaves
for Salt Lake. The afternoon was spent
In games OF all sorts. and later delicious
refreshments were served TO Guy Wight,
Jimmie Strickland. Robert punsmore.
Fred Huddy. ]. Strickland, j. Crowther,
c. Osika, f. Lane. f. Carman. f. steLl,
c. Steil. Baddlc Raddon, T. Bronaly. T..
Burbeck and r. StrInger.
Jack Townsend returned to the Park
Tuesday morning, after visiting In Salt
Lake,
The members of the NJ r. club were
most pleasantly entertained Monady even
Ing at the home OF Mike Oliver The new
officers were elected and later delicious
refreshments were served to Storm Platt.
George Jones. Mike Oliver, John Donohuc,
Emmett Shields, Lawrence Paul. Perry
Baker. Joe Jones, VIII Malvey, VIII Shea
and Bernard Woods
Miss Eva Hughes was an incoming pas
Senger Tuesday morning.
Mrs c. NJ Wilson entertained Tuesday
afternoon at n 1880 o'clock luncheon. The
house was most artist tlcally decorated In
pink and red carnations. The ladies who
were lucky enough 70 be invited were
Mrs. Beggs, Mrs. Lockhart. Sr., Mrs.
Smith, Mrs. Fargo. Miss Fargo OF Poca-
tello. Ida: Mrs sutton. Mrs. sherman
Huey, Mrs Mason. Mrs. Frankie, Mrs.
Buck Mrs. y. Williams. Mrs. Hughes.
Mrs, Townsend, Mrs. Hayt, Mrs. Lee
Wight and Mrs. r, e. Wight.
A charming luncheon was that given
| by Mrs. Frank McEwen, who enter
tanned seven In honor OF Mrs. o, w
Allen. who soon leaves for Salt Lake
The table was beautifully decorated IN
cut flowers. Those who pnrtook of Mrs
| McEwen's hospitality were Mrs. Oscar
| Forslund, Mrs. o, Hara, Mrs. Whitley
Mrs, Edward FioT. Mrs. Lucy Garvin
| heart,
| Miss Berte Beatty was visitor &c
Park City Friday morning, 10 be present
at the junior party Friday evening.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs, S, Il; Whit
| ley entertained the members OF the Five
folk avenue. The ladies spent the af-
ternoon in playing cards. and at the
conclusion OF the game the prize was
guests by Miss Rhea Riley Those pres
ent were Mrs: o. W, Allen. Mrs. Q; c
| loCkheart. Mrs, Fred sherman. MIS-
julius Frankie. Mrs. Edward Koff, Mrs
VIII Sutton, Mrs. Oscar Forslund, Mrs
Sherman Fargo, Mrs Il. J. Beggs. Mrs
Fred Smith. Mrs. Lee B, Wight and Mrs
Jack Welsh, The rooms were beautifully
decorated in pink and white carnations.
Tuesday evening the Rebekah lodge
gave very pleasant party, Dancing
and cards were INDUCED in and later de
licious refreshments were served.
Mrs C. w. Hodgson left Thursday aff,,
| ternoon for Los Angeles, where she VII
remain for some time,
Mrs r. e. Wight left for Salt Lake
Thursday afternoon, where she Will make
her home.
| Miss Gertrude Mclaughlin entertained
| the members OF the BlllIlcn club Friday
evening Games were played and dainty
refreshments were served,
| Mrs. Julius Frankie entertained a few
| friends Friday afternoon in honor Of Mrs
| .. w. Allen, who will soon leave for sal
| Lake, whore she Will make her home.
Mrs, John Deason entertained tn,
ladies' of ST. LuSes guild Friday after
noon. The time was spent in sewing anc
conversation and later delicious refresh
! ments were served.
The Fl. o. A. c. club entertained tn,
members and n few invited friends Fri
around town for several hours and late
| went to Snydervillc TO the home of Mar
| jorie Muffet. where a sumptuous sup
per was served.
The members of the Methodist churci
will give a farewell party for William
| Dodge, who Will soon leave the Park.