Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-17
EUREKA.

Eureka-The Woodmen of the Worl1
are preparing to give grand free EN-
tertainment at ODD Fellows hall next
Friday evening, the date of the frater-
nal visit of /. J. Boak. the head con-
sui commander Of the order A splen-
did program Is now being prepared to
include addresses by Mr. Boak, Farley
Christensen of Salt Lake, and Mayor
James ID. Stock. who viii act as chair
man. There will also be music by the
Eureka orchestra and several other
musical numbers. including male
quartet, making a splendid program to
which the public is cordially invited.
Mr. Boak Is brilliant speaker. and tho
Woodmen expected to see odd Fellows
hall crowded upon this occasion. After
the program at the han the Woodmen
and their families as we'll as the Women
OF Woodcraft and their husbands, viii
enjoy banquet at the Elks hall Con-
sui Commander Hensel and all the
members OF the local order of Wood
men as well as the Women OF Wood
craft will do everything possible to
make the visit of the head consul COM
mander to Eureka most pleasant one
Andrew Hanson and family have gone
to Great Falls, Mont, TO reside
Joseph T.. stephens and family left
this week for salt Lake to make their
future. home.
Mr.. and Mrs. LORENZO Argyle are the
guests Of Mr., and Mrs Robert Cowan
of Robinson,
Prof. Alfred Osmond of Harvard uni
.lglt 4 10 la.a
pupils Of the public school at Mann
moth Saturday night.
Mrs. s. J. schneiter visited Salt Lake
friends this week.
Thomas Duncan returned to his home
at Heber city Monday after visiting
his son at this place.
Mrs. William Embleton was the guest
OF Salt Lake friends this week
Mrs. Fred Bramley has gone to Salt
Lake city to reside.
The Sunshine society viii giv1
George Washington social on Feb a.
An old fashioned supper Will be served
William III. Nelson of Eureka AMI
Miss Pearl Spainhower of Spring Lake
were married al Provo last Wednes-
day They returned TO Eureka Satur-
day and were rendered reception ut
the home OF Mrs. Ray Peel whose
guests they win be for month before
going to Housekeeping.
"The Missouri Girl" was presented
to an overlooking house Friday nignt.
The play was well received by the lars
audience.
Mrs James =. Driacoll left sunday for
Los Angeles. Cal. on a visit TO her PR
ehts, Mr. and Mrs. Ilugo Deprc2m
MS. Ncva Thomas entertained the
Ladies Socialist club Tuesday evening.
The next meeting VIII lie held at the
home of Mrs Fred Allberg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Hopes were the
guests OF salt Lake friends this week.
The Kempton Komedy no. viii oc-
cupy the board at the opera house
March and 6,
The Ladies ~ Twentieth Century civ
Gle. Women Of Woodcraft gave ~ do
lightful dance at the local hall Wedncs-
day night. The prize for the best gem
tleman and lady valtzer was s'Earde1
TO G. A. Thayer Of cripple Creek and
Mrs. Sadie Mangum Of this city.
Eureka lodge Of Elks entertained their
friends with the best attended dances
ever held In odd Fellows hall. The
hall was breautifuly decorated with
the national colors-red. white and blue
The ladies in attendance were present.
ed with boQuets OF carnations and sou-
venir programs. Splendid claret punch
was dispensed during the evening
Mrs. Alexander Blight left Friday
for Oklahoma ON visit TO relatives
Ephralm LofRram and Miss Edith
Garfield well known young people OF
this city, were united IN marriage nc
the city hall Thursday afternoon, by
city Judge Dewar. MIR and Mrs. Lot
gram will make their home in Eureka.
Mrs. Dan Ostrander is the guest OF
Salt Lake friends
Miss Lizzie Myers OF salt Lake Is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID.
Myers OF this city,
The next great social event win be |
the dance to be given by Eureka Min |
ers' union. on Washington's birthday.
The Elks OF this city are making |
for a grand minstrel show |
10 be given early IN March.