Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-08
EUREKA.

Columbia lodge No. 9, Daughters OF
Rebecca, celebrated their fourteenth
anniversary at their hall Thursday
evening by giving a social In honor ~
their husbands. The affair was well
attended and a pleasant evening was
passed, playing cards, and games
music, songs, etc, During the evening
the ladies' served d.lclons lullcheon'
The two local lodges OF odd Fellows
entertained the Grand lodge officers OF
Utah Friday evening A prize drill
was executed by the degree team and
a banquet was given I'm honor Of the
visitors.
A grand ball viii be given at the
local hall April 10, for the purpose Of
procuring new uniforms for the Eureka
baseball team,
Darton's orchestra Of Eureka con-
Quoted q well attended social at Has
sells hall, Mammoth, Friday evening
Mrs. w. II. Mitchell is The guest Of
Salt Lake friends this week.
Mrs. ]. Mordue Of Mammoth IS visit
ing her mother, Mrs Helma Hales at
Spanish Fork
Mrs. II. Z. Price and brother Robert
Glaze, left Tuesday for Los Angeles,
California, to reside.
Anton Hassell has returned from a
trip to his old home in Sweden.
The Eureka Home Dramatic club will
present the play THE Conylcts
Daugh ter" at the OLrra House next
thursday evening The club members
are all well known young people of
Eureka, and their performances are al
ways well attended.
Mr. and Mrs. =. O'Hara are the
guests Of Salt Lake friends.
Mrs. william Veuable, Mrs, George
Castleton, Mrs, Alexander Taylor and
her mother, Mrs Parker are Salt Lake
visitors this week.
Mrs. Harry J. Beauc and Mrs. ollie
Baker arc visiting relatives at Spring
city,
Mrs. Timothy NJ Holland is visiting
friends at the capital city this week.
Mrs. David Mills returned from
Provo this week after visiting relatives
mt that city
Mrs. Otto NJ Swartz and son, Walter
Haguewood, We're the guests of Mr..
Swart1 this week,
Mr., and Mrs, John a. Hcnsel return
ed the latter part OF the week from a
visit to Salt Lake city
A social was given last Monday night
at odd Fellows hall by the members
Of Columbia Rebekah lodge No, . in
honor Of Mr., and Mrs. George Moore
who left this week Tor Salt Lake where
they viii make their home The early
part Of tho evening was taken up with
card playing and q splendid lunch was
then served More games followed aud
the evening viii long be remembered
by all who were present, Mrs. Hop-
man. presiding officer, inbehalf Of the
lodge, presented Mrs Moore with
beautifuH silver olive dish. The COM
mite having charge of the affair con-
sisted OF Mesdames l. Spriggs +. A..
Shout2, l., q, Schofeld and Alex Blight
in addition 10 the members of the or
der there were present Mr.. and Mrs.
John Swisher, Mr. and Mrs, william
Embeton, Mr. and Mrs James Cleigh-
ton Mr. and Mrs, Frank Sheldon, Miss
Murphy and Miss WINNER.
Eureka Miners union No, l5l, enter
tained Its members at a social Wedncs-
day evening at Elks' hall. After a
pleasant evening passed with music,
la.
Joyod palatable luncheon.
The Carnaton Embroidery club met
Wednesday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs Edward Pike Refreshments were
served The next meeting of the club
NH be hold at the residence OF Mrs,
Thomas Haynes.
Mrs, j, +, McGovern OF Butte, Mont.
ana Mrs, W. b. Mitchell went to Salt
Lake city Tuesday on q visit. Mrs.
,Meioyen win, in all probability, make
Inc capital city her future home.
AIRS George Adams and Mrs. Dr.
IItEer spent the past week with salt
Lake friends.
ON Monday evening next the local
a. ~ va HlBltS VIII give the dance or
s ne season The Eureka orchestra win
aulnlsh the music and punch win %
served throughout the evening.
airs James Morgan and Mrs. Titus
lungs are spending the week ut Salt
Lake City
Mss Edith Cameron, who has been
we guest Of Miss Ruby Bupb for the
as' Two months, returned to her home
Wednesday.