The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-15
TOOELE.

Special To The Tribune.
TOOELF. May H.-Miss Margaret
O'Conner OF this city went to Salt Lake
the first OF the week. where sho VIII
stav several days and later she VIII go
to Seattle to spend several weeks
Mrs. Rhynald ThIcI entertained tho
Ladies' club most delightfully."- Wedncs-
day afternoon at her home on Fifth ave
nue. Bridge whist was played ana n
pleasant afternoon was spent delight .
ful luncheon was served Those present
were Mrs, Rhynald Tbiel. Mrs. J. Il. Mac
1ntosh Mrs. Donald Hcndrys Mrs. war
ner. Mrs. John Woods. Mrs, Fred Brule
Mrs. Edward Grocsbeck. Mrs. y. Green
liam Seeley. Mrs. Howard Wallace. Mrs.
| 2. Lodge Mrs. Charles Berie, Mrs. J..
L, sIcltn and Mrs. Samuel Merritt,
Charles Rcrllc went 10 the city on
Wednesday on business.
Mr. and Mrs Howard Wallace spent
several days in Salt Lake this week,
Mr.. and Mrs f. f. McGurrin. G. y;
McC;urrln and Mrs. CosgrIn constituted
an automobile party that VISITED tnls
place on Wednesday. returning TO the
city In tho evening
Mrs. Fred Loofbourow and little son.
Leon. accompanied Mr. LootbouroW to
TooeIc the FIRST OF the week
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Grohaskic en-
tertained at a Dutch lunch at their home
on Wednesday. Those who participated
|
GrohaSkie Mr.. and Mrs j. +. Stinman,
Miss McGill. A. c. Sullivan and G. E'
McGurriu,
One OF the most successful social events
OF the week was the hremen's ball given
at the opera house on "Wednesday. The
ballroom was most appropriately deco
rated in the national colors ana new
eouipmcnts. The new hose carts. hose
and large frebeu formed the unique deco
rations. while the volunteer fire corps
were dressed in white duck uniforms;
The entertainment committee consisted
of boys from each company, ana theN
did much toward making the event q
success. Splendid music was given by
the Tooele orchestra
Invitations have been sent out from the
faculty and high school students to the
second annual commencement TO be
given at the public school building Fri
day evening, May 20,
There viii be a grand concert given
by the entire public school on The even
ing of MAY Il at the public ScnOoi' M
exceptionally fine programme has been
prepared.
The Misses Tate were visitors IN Salt
Lake the greater part OF the week
Harry y. Wales was IN Salt Lake sat
urday and Sunday.
DR.. V. Green Logan went TO the city
on Wednesday.
The Ladies' club will meet al the home
of Mrs. u. T. Sicka next Wednesday.
, in Tooele and is stopping at Hotel Tooele.
Next Tuesday evening. at Grantsvillc.
tho Y. l.. NJ. I. y. viii close Its weekly
meetings. Miss Hazel Cannon of Salt
Lake will give some vocal selections.
which VIII add TO an already interesting
programme,
Babies were born in Grsntsville 10 the
following homes: AIr and Mrs. Harvey
Anderson. a boy; Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Gus
taveson. girl Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Brown. Il boy; Mr.. and Mrs. John Jibson,
a boy.
Judge Dunlavay OF Mercur was in Too
Gle this week.
Last Sunday quite number OF girls
and BOYS who have been out OF Town
for some time came home 10 see their
parents.
Miss Lillian Rowberry. county super
intcndcnt of schools was In Tooe!e this
week.
Heber Nielsen of Salt Lake was in
Tooele on Friday.
Born-To MIR. and Mrs. ]. c. orme.
May g. boy.