The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-17
TOOELE.

Special to The Tribune
TOOEI.E. April 16.-Mrs. Maggie Bryan
of Butte, Mont is the guest at the home
Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j, Gillespie
OF this place.
Mrs Samuel Merritt Of Tooele Is visit
ing In Salt Lake City this week.
Robert Bowan OF Butte. Mont. was a
visitor in Tooele the first OF the week.
Mrs. Joseph e. Macintosh most char
mingly entertained the Ladies' club OH
"Wednesday afternoon at her home on
North Main street. The home was very
artistically, decorated in spring flowers
Some delightful piano selections were CIV
en- by Mrs. William Thompson Lunch
con was served from A beautifully ap-
pointed table. The attractive center.
piece being a handsome cut glass bowl
filed with daffodils and smilaX. Mrs,
Macintosh was assisted in entertaining
by Mrs. Fred Brule and Mrs. Donald Hen
dry. Those present were Mrs. j. b. Mac
Hendry, Mrs Rhynold ThiH, Mrs. John
Woods Mrs. William Thompson. Mrs.
Bert Ashlock. Mrs. Howard Wallace. Mrs.
William SeeIey Mrs. Bert Clems and Mrs.
Joseph B. Hunter
Mrs. L. T. Sicka left the first of the
week 10 spend several days In the city
with relatives and friends
Mrs. Harry N. Thompson and children
and Miss Margaret O'Connor are spend
ing the week in the city.
.
went 10 Salt Lake on Wednesday TO be
gone several days.
Miss Estella Riley of Salt Lake City.
who has been the guest at the home OF
her sister. Mrs. Wihtam Seelcy of this
place, has returned home.
The Hotel Bridge club entertained 1T
cards on Tuesday evening at Mrs. ".
Green Logan's apartments. Mrs. To-
gan and Mrs Edward Groesbeck max
ing the highest score.
Lake City.
One of the most delightful social events
of the season was the progressive bridge
party given on Friday afternoon by Mrs.
Fred Brulc and Mrs Rhynold Tbill al the
home OF Mrs. Thill on Fifth avenue, The
beautiful bungalow home was most at
tractively decorated in pot plants, palms
and spring flowers, thc color scheme be-
double .parlors were thrown In one and
four tables were played. Attractive tall
Hes in green and white were used also
interesting guessing contests were en-
Owen, Brinton. Mrs. j.. T. Seeka. Mrs.
Joseph Hunter and Mrs p. Lodge. The
games We're followed by delightful
luncheon. The colors were carried out
In the cakes, salads and ices. Those
present were Mrs. Fred Brule Mrs. Rhy-
mold Thill Mrs. Owen Brinton. Mrs.
Howard Wallace Mrs. p. Lodge. Mrs
Charles Berke, Mrs. Joseph Hunter. Mrs,
L. T. Sicka, Mrs. Adolph Hansen. Mrs.
William seeley, Mrs. V. Green Logan.
Mrs, Edward Groesbeck, Mrs. Joseph
Macintosh, Mrs. Donald Uendry Mrs
John Woods, Mrs Harry n. Thompson
Miss Margaret O'Connor and Mrs. Sam
uel Merritt
Mr. and Mrs. Rhynold Thin entertained
at an elaborate o'clock dinner at her
home on Fifth avenue the last of the
week, complimentary 10 Mrs. Samuel
Merritt. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph b Mac
lntosh, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bruce, Brough-
yrnln Tst,Sc ScolI a,I IcTYl,
Mrs. Maggie Bryan and Robert Bowan
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Brule at luncheon al Hotel Toocle on
Sunday
Professor and Mrs, Bert Christiansen
OF Stockton were the guests of Dr. and
Mrs. V. Green Logan at Hotel Tooele
on Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. Magnus OF Ophir was in Tooele on
Wednesday.
Ralph Lodge was in the city the first
OF the week.
Delbert Rasmussen of this place. who
| has been spending several weeks at his
| former home In Bphraim, has returned TO
| Tooele.
| Mrs. Stephens of Ephraim, after a visit
| 10 her daughter, Mrs. Randolph Jensen
! of Tooelc, returned TO Salt Lake Thurs
] day en- route 10 her home,
Mrs. Lodge and Mrs. May Collins ac-
| companted their mother. Mrs. Bcrsc. to
! Salt Lake on Tuesday and returned 10
| Tooele Friday.
Levi BectelI Of Grantsvillc was in
| Tooelc the first Of the week
| Marriage licenses were issued this w eek
| 10 John Reese and Miss Bessie De Bolt
| OF stockton. and William Denny and Miss
Annie Hansen. both of Toocle.
most delightful party was given last
| Tuesday afternoon al the home OF Mrs
| II. NJ. Atkins. the occasion being her 1T
| tie son, Harry's, ninth birthday ami
| versary The afternoon was spent in
| con was served and an ENJOYABLE time
was spent by the little folks There were
about thirty present.
! Thomas NJ Atkins Of Rock Creek Ida