The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-23
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Park CITY, April 22.-The Woman's
Athenaeum met Monday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. Fargo. AS the president
order by Mrs. Kopp, first Vice president.
The committee In charge Of the card for
the sanitary drinking fountain in the
Lincoln school reported the work COM
pleted. Other business Of the day was
the arranging for the Mothers day ccle-
bration. Several musical selections were
then given by Mrs Fargo. The ladies
adjourned TO meet Monday. April "a. with
Miss Shields.
Mrs William Kneale was Salt Lake
visitor this week. to be present at the
reunion OF the Rebekah lodges held In
that city.
Mrs. Mephis Morris returned Friday
morning from an extended visit in Bing-
ham and Salt Lake,
Mrs. o. c. Lockhart entertained at din
ner very pleasantly SUNDAY for Clifton
the week 10 make his home in Portland.
Or
Miss Julia Hurley visited In Salt Lake
with her mother the latter part OF the
week.
A pleasant affair OF the week was that
OF Monday evening when the members
OF the Ladies' society of the Congrega-
tional church entertained for Mrs, Co
shen. Miss Evans and Mrs. Evans of Salt
Lake. The ladies accompanied the Rev:
Elmer I, Goshen from Salt Lake, and
while Mr.. Goshen spoke TO the B. P. o.
tbs F. the ade5 enjoyed ms
church. where refreshments were served
TO the visitors.
Mrs. William Osika was a delegate
to the annual state assembly OF the
Rebekahs.
Mrs. Lee B. McI.elland left Wednes-
day afternoon for her home In Boise
after two weeks visit in Park with rela-
tives. Miss Esther Gidley accompanied
Mrs. McLelland TO Boise.
Mrs. Blnkard and Mrs, George Cross
man were visitors to Salt Lake during
the week.
Mrs. Q. c, Lockhart was hostess at a
dinner Monday evening given. for Clifton
Lockhart; Covers We're laid for Mr.. and
Mrs. e. J. Beggs. Miss Eula Beggs. Mrs.
l.. j, Lockhart, Clifton Lockhart and Mr.,
and Mrs. o. c. I,ockhart.
Mrs. Rosevear was a passenger to Salt
Lake during the week.
The lecture in the Congregational
church Monday evening by the Rev. Mr..
Goshen was well attended and enjoyed
by all who were fortunate enough 10 hear
the gentleman.
Miss Kate Gillespie. George Quinn and
Paul Billings Will be guests at the DAILY
West Sunday
Buster Williams. Will Dodge and
George Quinn we're guests at stag
party Thursday evening. The affair
was given by Paul Billings at his apart
ments at the Richardson house,
Mrs. Roedmap and Mrs. Carson visited
in Salt Lake during the week,
Mrs. Julius Frankel entertained at 6
o'clock dinner Thursday, followed by
cards in the evening. The following
were the guests Mr.. and Mrs: Smith:
Mrs. Forslund and Mr.. and Mrs. o. c.
Loclshart.
Mr. and Mrs. John Talon left Tuesday
afternoon for Garfield, where they eN-
pect to make their home
The ladies' aid society of the NJ E.
church was pleasantly entertained Thurs
day afternoon at the home OF Mrs
Charles Prisk. The ladies present were
Mrs. Andrews. Mrs. Ryan. Mrs: Perry
Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Kemp. Mrs. Gilkensen
Mrs. HoilIngwager, Mrs. Richardson and
Mrs. Lindsay.
Andy Berg was a passenger for Gar
field Thursday afternoon.
Charles Loring returned from Salt Lake
the early part OF the week
Mrs Reece has returned to her home
in Park, after a short stay in Salt Lake
One of the many pleasant affairs ol
when Mrs. Hager entertained a number
OF friends at the homo of her sister. Mrs
Kopp The evening was spent in cards
500" being the game played, Mrs
Bridgland was awarded first prize and
Mrs. Lecompte. second. Refreshmcnt.
were served and the following ladies
were present. MISSES MINNIE cunning
ham. kathryn Cunningham. Carrie SUIT
ton. Julia Hurley. Ida D'Arms and Mes
DANES Smith, Fargo, Torrey, w, e. SUIT
ton, w. D. Sutton, Loring. O'Hara. Wells
Lloyd. Franllel, Sherman. Zimmerman
Browning, Whitley. Forslund, McEwan
Lecompte. Bridgland, Hedges. Trounson
Hurlhut, Begss, Evans, Lockhart, kopf
and Thompson,
Thomas Kearns. David Keith and w
Mont Ferry returned to Salt Lake Thurs
day afternoon, after several days spent
in the Park.
An event OF Easter Sunday was the
dinner given at the Park City hotel. tc
Independent Telephone employees, The
| tables were bright with carnations ami
Easter lilies. Those who enjoyed Mrs
Hethkes hospitality were Misses Marie
Berry, Beth Withero. Sarah Berry, ia
net Uric. Kate Sweeney, Hazel Post
| O'Llner. Minnie Boehgn, Mrs. Ebbling
Mr.. and Mrs. Cammack and Mr., Bailey
Mrs. Annie Raddon and Sam Radon
Jr.. Of Salt Lake were in the Park Sun
| day and Monday.
Monday evening James Rasband threw
| open his new dance hall to the public
| He has spared no expense in remodel.
| pie floor has been laid and Park City
| can now boast of one OF the finest floors
| In the state, The Monday night dance
was largely attended.
! DR. o. d. CritchfieId WAS an outgoing
| passenger Sunday afternoon
The sophomore class OF the high schoo
elected officers Thursday afternoon. The
| year: Herman Andrew, president BZma
| Lewis, vice president; Fred Woods, sec.
| retary and treasurer.