The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-03
TOOELE.
Special TO The Tribune.

TOOELE, April 2.-On Wednesday ar
ternoon at her apartments at Hotel Tooele
Mrs. Fred Brule delightfully."- entertained
the Ladies' club. The afternoon was
most pleasantly spent in playing bridge
whist, Mrs. Brule was assisted In en-
pertaining by Mrs Rhynald Thnl. Those
who were present were Mrs. Fred Brue
Mrs. Rhyand Thill, Mrs, Edward Groes-
ard Wallace. Mrs. p. Lodge Mrs, Ken
ncdy. Mrs, l.. Sicka. Mrs Warner, Mrs,
Donald Hendry, Mrs. Harry n. Thomp-
son. Miss Margaret O'Conner, Mrs. Sam
uel Merritt.
On Sunday evening most pleasant
surprise party was gwen Mr. and Mrs.
John Gillespie. the occasion being MI.
Giliesple's cighticth birthday anniversary.
Mr.. Gillespie and his wife we're unaware
OF the pleasant surprise In store for them
when they returned from church and
found the guests assembled. a most de-
lightful evening was spent, every one
wishing the aged gentleman many happy
returns OF the day. During the evening
Mr. Gillespie blessed one OF his grand
children, "A daughter Of +. X, Gillespie,
Those who were present at the pleasant
affair were MIR. and Mrs. John Gillespie.
Mr. and Mrs. John MclJaws, Mr.. and
Mrs. Brigham Gillespie. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gillespie, Mr.. and Mrs Daniel Gillespie,
Mr., and Mrs. Alexander Gillespie and
Mr.. and Mrs. James Gillespie. The only
ones missing in the large family were
who were out or town.
The baseball dance on Friday evening
was one OF the social successes OF the
season. a very lArge crowd was present
and very enjoyable time was spent.
Charles Berke made a business trip
to Salt Lake on Wednesday.
Arthur Sullivan spent several days In
Salt Lake the first of the week,
Mrs Owen Brinton entertained at an
elaborate card party at her pretty home
on Fifth avenue Friday afternoon
Mrs. Harry y, Thompson VIII enter
tain the Ladies' club next Wednesday at
her home on Vine street.
Mrs. NJ. Smith went TO the city on
Wednesday TO be gone several days
Mrs. Samuel Merritt and Mrs, Rhynald
'rhill were the guests Of Mrs. Fred Brule
at luncheon on Wednesday,
Mrs. Edward Grocsbeck, who has been
spending several days in Salt Lake City,
Tooele. Mr.. and Mrs. Groesbcck Will be
AT home TO their friends on North Main
street after April /.
A most delightful linen shower was
given by Mr.. and Mrs. G, II. Mcbride
at their home on First West street on
Tuesday In honor of Miss Lillis Nc
Bride. Miss Mcbride received many.
handsome linen pieces from host OF
Luncheon was served. Mrs. Mcbride was
assisted by Mrs, John w. Tate.
Mrs. Franklin Brown left Friday for
her former home in the south to remain
several months.
]. NJ. Sivcrs was the guest of DR.. and
Mrs V. Green Logan on SUNDAY at hotel
Tooclc.
Mrs. Harry y. Thompson entertained
al an elaborate luncheon and card party
at her beautiful home on Vine street on
Friday.
Mrs William Seeley spent q few days
.F
The many friends OF Mrs. Jean Parks
will be glad to learn that she is recoy-
ering from her critical Illness and VIII
be able to be out again soon,
Miss Belle Bird is visiting friends in
Salt Lake this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. l., r. Sicka are at home
to their friends in their new home an
Fifth avenue.
DIR. and Mrs V Green Logan spent
several days in the city this week,
Miss Fay Lodge Mrs. Nav Collins and
her daughter. Miss May Collins, spent
Sunday in Tooele at the home OF Z.
Lodge on Fifth avenue.
Mrs. Jean Carmack returned home last
week after a brief stay In the city.
Vaughn Caldwell is at home again after
n successful term of school in Salt
Lake
DR.. Clarence spalding and Miss Ella
Maxwell were guests at Hotel Iooele on
Sunday evening
Miss Gerte Hanks, who IS attending
school at the University OF Utah, spent
several days with relatives a this place
the first of the week,
Born to the wife Of Tom Adams, the
first Of the week, baby girl.
II A Brown. one of the leading mer-
chants OF Tooele. has returned to Iooele
after an extended trip in the east,
\ marriage license was issued this week
by County Clerk Green OF this place TO
Farley Huffaeer and Miss Salina ID. Day
both OF Tooele.
DR.. v Green Logan went to Vernon on
Friday on business,
Mr.. Sievers OF the Commercial bank Of
TooeIe spent several days OF this week
In the city.
Mr.. Weathermax will spend Sunday in
the city.
The Hotel Bridge club entertained at
cards on Thursday evening in the hotel
parlors The couple making the highest
score was Mrs. Donald Hendry and Fred
Bruce.
Mr. and Mrs Donald Hendry We're the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Brule on
Thursday evening.
Miss Kate Dunn gave a farewell party
nj her home on Wednesday afternoon
complimentary TO John and Miss Mae
Dunn. who will leave soon for their home
In Canada, after an extended VISIT with
their grandparents at this place.