Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-14
EUREKA.

The wife, son and daughter OF Rev.
DR. Balm have arrived here from Wash
ington, ID. c.. and will spend the winter
with the gentleman.
The ladies of Tintic Hive No. 6, L.
o. II. NJ. entertained the ladies' of Mann
moth and silver Cay Hives Thursday
evening with q banquet. very enjoy
able evening was spent by the fair SEX
The Juvenile orchestra gave a well
attended dance at the l.. ID. S. church
Friday evening.
The Knights of the Maccabees, Tin
tic Tent No. 49, have secured the l..
ID. S. church for their Thanksgiving
will furnish the music. The ladies will
serve a supper in the basement Of the
building.
A pretty wedding took place at ST.
Patricks church Tuesday morning at
O'clock, when Jere Driscoll and Miss
Mary Haynes. two well known young
people OF this camp wree united for
life by the Rev, Father O'Donohue.
The happy couple took the K. q. w.
morning train for a short honeymoon.
The bride is the daughter Of Mr., and
Mrs. Dan Martin. and is an accom-
plished musician. She has been en-
ployed as a teacher in the Eureka pub
lie school. The groom Is one of the
most popular young men OF Eureka be-
ing at present employed as assistant
cashier Of the Mccormick bank here.
For several years he was assistant
postmaster to his brother, James p.
Driscoll. The young people start on
their journey through life with the
best wishes Of a host OF Tintic friends.
The members Of Eureka Camp No.
45l, Woodmen OF the World and the
Ladies OF goth Century Circle Women
OF Woodcraft gave reception at their
hall last Tuesday evening, In honor of
Mayor elect j. ID. Stack, City Treasur-
er-elect John Morley and Councilmen-
elect John A. Burrows, and Herbert
Hopes, all members of Camp 451. After
an impromptu program had been rem
dered card playing was INDUCED in.
The new officials made short addresses,
which pleased the entertainers. Dur
ing the evening the ladies served a
light luncheon, which was heartily en-
joyed by all present.
The singers Of Tintc are busily en-
gagged in rehearsing the opera Paul
Inc. the Belle of Saratoga" which will
soon be produced at Eureka, Mammoth
and Silver City, under the direction OF
Mis- Alta Erchanbrack, the popular
young vocalist.
Mr. ]. II. HOLMAN of Robinson Is
making preparations to go to Salina,
Utah. where he will lead fair daugh-
ter Of that city to the altar.
Miss Lilly Brown has returned 10 her
home at Robinson after several Weeks
visit with Salt Lake friends.
Miss Rosa fiddle of silver City is
visiting friends at Payson.
George II. Bergman was united in
marriage to Miss Eenora Maxwell at
the home of his parents on Saturday
evening last by the Rev, Or Balm, A
large number Of friends OF the young
couple were present to witness them
take life's ifportant step, and their
gifts to the newly welded pair were
beautiful and costly At the conclusion
Of the ceremony wedding supper was
served, The groom Is well
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bride is fair daughter of Great
Britain her parents residing at
Cleatermore, England, Mr.. and Mrs,
Bergman will make their home here,
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S, Haynes have
returned from their wedding tour and
are at home to their friends at their
residence Of Leadville Row!
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Clarke OF Lost
River, Idaho, are the guest of their
daughter Mrs. II, f. Fullride.
The Blue Rock Club, a new social
organization, will give their initial
dance at the l., u. S. church on Monday
evening and the membership Of the
club are composed of young men en-
poyed at the Centennial Eureka mine,
and they propose to take the lead
among the different social clubs of the
city.
The Forresters celebrated their first
anniversary Wednesday evening at
their hall In an appropriate manner.
Their wives and sweethearts were
present and the exercises were very in
tresting. a dainty supper was served
during the evening.
Mrs j, b. barton and mother are
the guests Of Silver City friends this
week.