The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-22
PARK CITY

PARK CITY, March 21.-Mrs. Paul W.
ton Tuesday afternoon, given by Mrs. i.
w. McEwan at her home on Norfoll:
thirty friends. The house was decorated
throughout with typical spring flowers.
Mrs. j, ]. Beggs and her mother. Mrs
Lockhart, came up To the Park Thursday
| morning from Salt Lake, whore they
had been spending tho winter months.
Mrs. 4. T, Daily WAS hostess at a de-
| lishtful afternoon affair "Wednesday. when
| tho members of the Priscilla Sewing club
side avenue, The home was brigh, with
| spring flowers. Refreshments were served
! by the hostess.
Miss Mary Lcahy IS In the Park from
Suite Mont, on . short visit with her
| brother Matt Lcahy
Mrs. John Buck entertained the mem
! oers of the SEQ card club at her homo
| on Woodsidc avenue Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Felix McAlery returned from Salt
Lake Thursday morning, after short
| visit with relatives.
Mrs. Tom Mcdonald entertained lnfor-
mally TUESDAY evening at cards for Mr..
| and Mrs. r. 7. Mcdonald
Mrs. j. 2. Welsh Is visit!ng In Salt
| Lake with friends and relatives,
Mrs. Frankel entertained very pleas
ner in compliment to Nh. and Mrs. Paul
w Billings. Covers were laid for ten.
In the center OF the table was large
bowl Of flowers Of the spring variety.
Leonard McGerry and Dr.. J. E zin-
norman were in Salt Lake during the
| week.
Mrs. C. W. Hodgson entertained at din
| ner Tuesday evening at her homo on Main
street Twelve guests were present. st.
| Patric6s day decora tons were carried
out and the place cards were OF green
The occasion was tho twelfth anniver-
ssry OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hodgson's coming TO
Park City.
L. B. Wight and Henry spriggs re-
turned from Salt Lake Thursday morn
ing.
Mrs. Walter Evans entertained at q
kensington Friday afternoon at her home
on ONO, Norfolk avenue in compliment to Mrs.
month for. Topeka, Kan, and VIII later
make her home at Fort Duchesne.
Mrs. Bridget Hurley Is visiting with
her daughters. MISC Hurley and Mrs.
Thompson, In Salt Lake.
Mrs. A. 7, Daily entertained at beau
tfuly appointed dinner Thursday even-
ing at her home in compliment TO Mr.
and Mrs. Billings.
Rose Jonlcins was Salt Lake visitor
during the week.
The grand lodge officers of the Eastern
Star paid an official visit TO the local
lodge Friday evening. a banquet was
served In honor of the visiting ladies.
D. J. Beggs left Tuesday afternoon for
the Uintah reservation for a short stay,
Mr. and Mrs. Peter c. Paul announce
the marriage OF their daughter Ethel
and Shirley C. Mcbride, which took place
in Tleber City Marcl, 6. 1914.
Edward Firmage left tho Park Wednes-
day afternoon for American Fork, where
he VIII make bis home. Mrs. Firmage
VIII remain In the Park with reIa tlves for
a short time.
H. w. Deighton returned from Salt
Lake Thursday morning.
Mrs. C. W. Hodgson entertained the
members OF ST. Lulte's guild very pleas
antly at her home Thursday afternoon.
The ladies' Aid society Of the Congre-
gatlonal church gave q dime social in
the church parlors Wednesday evening.
Refreshments were served.
The grand ball given Tuesday evening
by the Ancient order OF ITlherpians In
RaSband hall was largely attended and
proved great success. both financially
and socially.
The regular meeting OF the woman's
Athenaeum was held Monday afternoon
was decided to have Miss Maude May
Babcock Of Salt Lake give a dramatic
reading in Park City March 20 In the
1. d. s. church. The programme for the
OF the United Isles" given by Mrs. Bill
lings. and the lesson for tho day was
on government ownership. Mrs. Le-
compte, was leader. After the singing OF
America" Mrs. Billings served refresh
ments to the ladies'. Tho next meeting
Will be with Mrs. ~ T. Daily.
William Bnkeid has been In the Park
on a short visit with his family.
Monday night Park City lodge No Z,
]; o, o. T.. held an open meeting SO that
the public in general could hear the
talks on Odd Fellowship by Grand Mas
ter w, ]. Snyder and Grand Secretary
Simpkln, A short musical programme
WAS rendered.
The regular monthly retacnuaintod
dinner of the Park City Commercial club
was enjoyed Wednesday evening at the
new Park hotel. Short talks were made
by the various members, and p w. Bill
lings and Henry Welsh told how the peo-
pie OF Kansas were organizing a COM
mercial club In that thriving place
The KewpIe club will be entertained
Thursday evening at the home Of the
Misses Pinneo.