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Show l PARK CITY I SOCIETY 1 Special to The Tribune. ?fr- ,Tau: 2--ne of tho ; most riclightiul cveut9 given here for some time was the- dancing party Wed i "e.sdav night at Sutton's ball, when f Miss Edna Sutton and cousin. Miss Vir- ginia Sutherland, entertained a largo ft number of friends. The hall was ap- propnatelv decorated in green -and red, ; va5es, "llcwfch carnations and wreaths 'JJU and branches or. holly wero arranged JT' artistically around the hall. Punch was served by Mrs. W. D. Sutton and danc-- ing was cn.ioyed until midnight, when i the pleasant event came to a close Anion? the guests present were noticed the Misses Bhea Williams, Jennie Wil-' Wil-' .n: McCarmack, Francis Fargo, Lisle Webb Mae Fcrnotte. Anna Paul llildred Wilson, Lessio McLaughlin ; Grace Stringer Enid Piley, Birdio ! oeattv, Mae Nimins, Gertrude Mc Laughlin, Emily Foster, Jeanie Shor- man, Frances 1? .Shields, Adelaide Ncw- Keomb. Myrtle Potersou, Ada Kimball, Elizabeth Shields, Iselhe Jennings Min-t Min-t nie Carey, Susie Shields, Winnie Jon- X nins. Janie Niinmo. Kato Sullivan, Crescent Smith, Ethel Clark. Kathryn I McCormick, blenna Algood, Ether Bas- ( i&vf 1S1 C"shing, Bossie McClellan, Ethel Hales, Blanche Greenwell, Vera Lowe. Bhea Biley, Fern Lewis, Tessie Beggs, Mabel Carpenter. Emily Smith, Helen Beason JS'ona Hurley, Laura Wy,i Jlr-,a ?lri'' Catherine Shields, Mildred Mmnich, Dora Evans, Blanche Deighton Nellie Mitchel, Hiltrude 5. Vr3rey' VlarS, Deason Miriam Baddon; J. Messrs. Ira Sherman, Dick Smith, Harry ! . Stevenson. Elmer Stein, Will Oliner, ( Uarence Gates, Bob Watson, Sterling $ Lewis, John Buck, Arnold Smith, Fra-ser Fra-ser Buck, Irvm Evaus. Bernard Woods. Jones, Will Wifcherow. Davo 9 ftV er?DLawr1S?c?, Paul Jol,n Wilson, W Otto Pope, Ed Evans. Jack Townsend, 9 YrlU ato" Shea John Dalloishi 91 e.rr innicb. Leo Shields. Bud 9 I Sric' mme4 Shields, Myron Watson, ml Sutton, R.ssell Scowen. George 9k j.uddv', Le Raddon. Chefc Dalgleish, fSE Warwick Foster, Will Smith, Joseph B octer, Otto Peterson, Joseph Dalg- . VI i?--sil' Ed LscomptG, Earl Carpenter, Jas. T Witherow. Boy Carpenter, John Sulli- 1 I 7an' ,Bob Hurley, Bert Deighton, Joseph bhanlev, Boy pushing, John McDonald I Laughlin. Emily Foster, Jeanio Sher- , and James Sullivan. Another pleasant event of the past afF VrecH wasth. danciPC Party given at Maple hall Tuesday ovening by tho f; ! Epperson orchestra of Provo. A num-y num-y er of tho 3-ounger set formed a leap f , ycar .Party and attended in a body. At h midnight they enjoyed a tempting sup-is sup-is ' per 'at the Kimball homo on Woodsido ; avenue, after which they returned to ft tho hall and danced for several hours, i : The guests at the Kimball homo were 3 the Misses Ada Kimball, Myrtle Potcr- f .t son. Gertrude McLaughlin. 'Clara Kim-!' Kim-!' ball, Jeanie Sherman, Emily Foster, ; Tessie McLaughlin, Frances B. Shields. Bessie McClellan, Minnie Carev, Ade-r Ade-r laido Ncwcomb, Julia and Nona Hurley; -j A Messrs. Bobert Watson, Will Dcason, n Ed. Evans, Bobert Hurley, John Leahy, ? John Buck, Otto Peterson, Bobert m t Dalgleish, Joseph Wcoter, Warwick M y Foster, Ira Sherman and Leo Shields. S. 1 Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Sherman entor-15 entor-15 ; tainod the O. L, N. Y. S. C. most de-k. de-k. 1 lightfully Thursdny evening. A new ; game, called "Drivo Whist,1 ' was in-i in-i t troduced b3' the host, who has just y0-v y0-v turned from New York, where the game '.1 is all tho rage. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Edwin Nesbit, Mrs. C. M. Wilson, Wil-son, Dr. W. J. Bardsle.y and Mr. E. W. 'A Durf ee. After partaking of delicious . 1 refreshments the ChriBtmas troe was r lighted and an hour or moro was spent 'j J in social chat. Altogether, the affair was a pleasaut one and will long be remembered re-membered by all present. Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Niomcth enter tained a small company of friends at a watch party Thursday evening. Dainty i refreshments wore served and a happy time was had by all present. I Mr. and Mrs. Fred Morgan enter- - tnincd at a daintily appointed 6 o'clock 1 1 dinner on Friday. A mound of pink I roses adorned the center of the board, with th loose flowers scattered over the cloth. The place cards wero pink roses done in water colors. Pink caudles and shades added greatly to the charming charm-ing effect. Those who enjoyed Mr. and Mrs. Morgan's hospitality were Miss I Harriet Baker. Mr. and Mrs. G. B. An-I An-I drus, Mr. Jack Crane, Miss Edith Au-?JJ Au-?JJ -vm and Miss Thelma Morgan. 1 The senior class of the High school, . accompanied by their matron, Miss Catherine Cunningham, gave- a sleighing sleigh-ing partv Thursday evening, followed ' by a delicious ho.t supper served at Miss Cnuningham's home. Those of tho party were the Misses Tessio Bcggs, , Adelaide Nowcomb, Nellie Mitchell, 1 Ethel Basband. Kato Sullivan, Susie Shields, Ada Kimball, Ethel . Hales, Catherine Shields, Otto Weeter, Will I Shea, J. Dalgleish and Jack Townsend. ( One of tho -jolly events of the week f was tho skating "party at Gogorza on ,'. Saturday. Tho young people went flown . in a largo bob-sleigh and after spending spend-ing several hours gliding over tho smooth ice a hot oyster supper was served and the return trip was made. L . Thoso of tho party wore the Misses M' "Emily Foster, Edna Sutton, Myrtlo Peterson, Anna Wilson, Ethol Basband, I Bessie Gushing, Frauccs B. ShicldH. i Vera Smith; Messrs. Will Glade, Will 'i Dcason, Bov Gushing, Earl Glade, karl B.4 Carpenter, Kamas and Parley Smith. 1$ Mr and Mrs. 0. 0. Lockuart ontor-E ontor-E 'i iained Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Beggs, Misses Gertrude and Tessio McLaughlin. Pcssio ). and Eula Beggs and L. J. McLauglin il at dinner on Sunday. . Mrs. M. J. Daly, who ia-visiting at t' Via Silver King with her husband, was ' ?vcu a jolly surprise Saturday oven-irjf, oven-irjf, when a company ot old friends iiavc up and with cards, music and k pricing tho evening proved, a most j-T Jippy one. The guests present wcro j I 3!r. and Mrs. Frank McEwcn, Mr. and i Mrs. JL M. Short, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. ffi? " Hurlbut. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Sutton, I Il Sir. and Mrs. J. Canty, Mr- and Mrs .J 01m fl, T. Walsh, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Troun-ill Troun-ill sen, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Wulsch, Mr, and 1 Mrs. P. Fallon Trounseu, Mr. and Mrs. C. 0'IIara, Mrs. Lucy Garvin, Miss 1 Kathcrino Lawrence, Miss Apnea 11a r-1 r-1 "ngton, Miss Mao Baillec, and Mr. and !l Irs. J, W. Thompson. B , rs. A. B. Williams and Miss Ada 1 Stuart entertained at a 'laintily ap-,m ap-,m pointed sis o'clock dinner 1 Imrsday, lr evening. A tail cut glass vaso tilled I O with chrvsantliemums adorned tho cen-If9 cen-If9 ter of tho board, whilo crystal caudcla-1 caudcla-1 bra with yellow candles and shades wese ,1 placed at either end of tho round talio. I Those who em'oved tho charming at-fair at-fair were Mr. and Mrs. G, E. Hedges, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Trounseu, Mr. and Mrs. Claudo Armstrong. Miss Lena Mo-Mr, Mo-Mr, Miss Marjorie Williams and noraco iledge3. " Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Hurlbut were host and hostess at a most delightful party civen at their pleasant home Thursday evening. The several rooms where tuo prd tables were arranged were profuse-y profuse-y decorated with holly, Xmas belJn, and rod and white carnations. In tho game of 500 beautiful prizcB were r awarded to Mrs. J. C. O'Hara, Mrs. O. Arcc cliar,t' rrs- T- J- Frankcl, Messrs. h. J. Beggs, M. J. Daly and i . uMcEwan. A dainty luncheon was served at midnight. The invited guests Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Beggs, Mr. ninwM,r?- V- McBwan, Mr. and Mrs. J. h Welsh, Mr. and Mrs. 0. C. Lockhart, rlrS?U(LMrs' H M- '5hort Mr. and Mrs. i. M. Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Daly Mr. aud Mrs. C. W. Allen, Mr. ?,ndr,rs' Da2' KinR, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. O'llara, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Frankcl Mrs. Luc' Garvin. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Kescel entertained entertain-ed at a daintily appointed dinner on ndoy. Holly wreaths and clustors of rod carnations formed the decorations in the dining room. Covers were laid Jor Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Durfee and Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Hoyt. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Welsh were host and hostess of a charming dinner given to a small company of friends Wednesday Wednes-day evening. Tho dining room was prettily arranged with runners of evergreen ever-green from tho four corners of tho room to the center of the ceiling: from this was suspended a largo red bell. Lighted candelabra with red shades, placed at either end of the board, completed' the dainty effect. Covers were laid for eight. Miss Gertrude McLaughlin was hostess at a charming attornooa party given on Thursday "in compliment to the "Merry Widows." The rooms were bright with yellow and white chrysanthemums chrysan-themums in a candy contest, prizes awarded to Miss Tessio Beggs and Miss Ada Kimball. The charmine hostess, were awarded to Miss Tossie Beggs an.d Miss Ada Kimball. The charming hostess, host-ess, assisted by her sistor, Miss Tessie, and Frances B. Shields, served dainty refreshments at 5 o'clock. Those who enjoyed the pleasant event were Misss Tessio Beggs. Ada Kimball, Bhea Biley, Lila Farrel of Salt Lake, and Nona Hurley. Hur-ley. Miss Fern Lewis entertained a small company of young people at a watch part' Thursday evening. Games, music and light refreshments were enjoyed. France's B. Shields was given a surprise sur-prise party Thursday evening, when a number of her friends camo in to watch the old year out and usher in the new. Those of tho party were the Misses Gertrude and Tessio McLaughlin, Bessie Bes-sie McLellan, Emily Foster, Jeanio Sherman. Sher-man. Babe McClellan: Messrs. Forest Dayton, Addison and Edward Moukon, Leland Smith, Frank Willis and Ike Cummings of Heber. Tho customary New Year's matinee and bnll were given at Maple hall on Friday, January 1, 1909. A special meeting of tho Woman's Athoneum was held at the home of tho secretary, Mrs. L. B. Wight, on Mpn day afternoon.- Tho regular meeting will bo held at the homo of Mrs. John Diem, Monday, Jan. 4, 1909. The young men members of the M. T. club gave a houso warming on Friday, Jan. 1. A number of tho parents and friends called during the day. Tho rooms were prettily decorated with pennants, pen-nants, Christmas bells, carnations and runners of evergreen. Punch was served during tho afternoon and evening. even-ing. Miss Hannah Lo Compte went down to the city Wednesday afternoon for a visit of several days with Mr3. Wal lace Bransford. Miss Ethel Clark of Salt Lako is the guest of Miss Crescent Smith. Miss Frances Fargo has returned to her studies at Bowland hall, after spending the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Fargo. Miss Mabel Carpenter goes to tho city Sunday afternoon to resume her studies at the University of "Utah. Mrs. N. B Hampton and little daughter, daugh-ter, Adelaide, returnod to Bowland hall, Suuda' evening, whero Mrs. Hampton is .employed as a teacher. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Welsh returned from tho metropolis Monday morning, after a week's visit with Mr. and Mrs. James Ivors. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Armstrong and two children have returned to thoir homo iu Ogden. While in Park they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Hedges. The Misses Edna Sutton, Blanch Doighton, Minnie Carey, Myrtle Peterson, Peter-son, Violet Graj-, May Kimmo. Nollie Jennings, Messrs.. Emmet Shields. Otto Peterson, Bob Watson, Bo.b Jennings, Clarence Gates and Bob Dalgleish return re-turn to the city Sunday aiternoon to re-sumo re-sumo their studies at tho several universities uni-versities and business colleges. Miss Martha Johnson of Salt Lake is the guest of hor sister, Mrs. A. A. Pike. Miss Florence Talbott is spending a fpw days with hor father, E. L. lal-bott lal-bott of tho Daly West. Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Howard of Salt Lake spent' Friday in Park with Mr. and Mrs. Frank GreeuwelJ, Miss Ambor Bardsley is home from Salt Lake, where she spent tho pa6t two wcoks with relatives and friends. Miss Hortense Lockhart and .brother Clifton returned to tho city on Monday, after a short stay with their parents. Mrs. M. J. Daly and throo children arc sponding several days at tho King mine. Miss Emboli Basband of Heber is the guest of Mrs. A. A. Pike. Mrs. Nellio Thoriott and daughter, Ednell, spent sovoral woek3 in Park City the past week with relatives. j Miss Marcarct Wilkonson of Salt Lako visited for a short time in Park the past week. P L. Williams, Jr., entertained a small companv of friends at .1 watch party at the Ontario Thursdny evening. Mr. aud Mrs. C. W. Hodgson enter-tained enter-tained at a beautifully arranged New Years dance in compliment to Mr. and Mrs. A. B Weotcr. Mis Lila Farrel of Salt Lake is tho guest of the Misses Ada and Clara Kimball. Miss Tcssic Basband of Salt Lake is sponding a few clays in x-ant vivy wim her father. "lr J. r- O'Hara untcrtnined tho members of the Konsiugton at her pleas-ant pleas-ant homo on Wednesday afternoon. Dainty refreshments were served and an unusually good time was had. Those who enjoyed Mrs. O'Hara 'a ; hospitality wro Mrs. Lucv Garvin, Mrs. M. J, Dal? Mrs 1. Ed. Walsh, Mrs. J. T. Wolsh, Mh.'R j. McClecry, Mrs. 0. 0. Lock-hart. Lock-hart. Mrs. J. W. Thompson. Mrs. 0. W Allen, Mrs. T. McEwan, Miss Clara Fafek. Mr. and Mrs. John .immo entertained enter-tained at a beautifully, appointed dinnor on Now Year's day iu compliment to Mr and Mrs. Ed. Tracy and Mies Christina McDonald. The membors of tho Aiternoon 500 club will meet with Mrs. J. C. O'Hara next Thursdny afternoon, January . Mr and Mrs. T. McEwan gave a pleasant dinner party on Sunday. Covers wcro laid for severe |
