The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-29
EUREKA.

Special to Tho Tribune.
EUREKA, Sept. 2S..-Young ladies' OF
tho 8. E. @. B. club met on Tuesday
evening at the home OF Miss Hagel Ir-
vine. Sewing, social chat and refresh
mcnts were pleasures OF tho evening.
The mombers OF Eureka camp No. 5bI,
woodmen OF the World, Thursday
evening Initiated a. GLASS OF ten members,
At the next meeting they will initiate
another large claus and Will hold
1rr. and Mrs. Albert Hazen Of Salt
Lake spent n part OF the week here with
their son.
! a farewell party was given at the l..
D. 8. church At Mammoth on Saturday
family. who have gone to Spanish FORK
TO reside. A merry tims was had, the
pleasures Of the evening closing With 3
dance and supper.
Mrs Belo Howes is VigttinE with
] friends at Santanun.
! Mrs. Naude Jensen Of Spanish Fork Ii
+, visiting with Mrs. Lena Wobb.
W. Fl Coornbs and his family Of Mon
| tans arc spending tho winter months In
Tinuc.
lor. Doc Rruse and Claude Dennis
! spent Sunday at Boulder summit.
The Rov, M Lamolne, formerly IN
charge OF the Episcopal church In this
city and who has been stationed ut Provo
since bis transfer from Tinuo. has just
received coll to ono OF the churches in
Chicago. Mr.. and Mrr. Lemoine left
Provo for their now homo n few days
ago.
Mrs. j. ". Green WIS tho guest Of
Spanish Fork friends on Monday.
Joseph Reese Of Payson was In Nam
moth on Sunday.
William Adams and his son. John,
made trip 20 Logan on Monday and
the latter was enrolled as a student at
the Agricultural college at that place.
day
George Jones Of Robinson wus Salt
Lake visitor on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Moreton- Mr. and
Mrs. Nick Fernando and Jerry Sullivan
drove out TO the Scranton mine in North
Tintic on Sunday and spent the after
noon In gathering pine nuts.
Afr. and Mrs, John Galley were the
guests of tho family OF Henry Miller at
Elberta on Sunday
Captain Hugo Deprezin returned home
on Monday evening after n trip to the
capital.
David Mills was a Salt Lake visitor
on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs, L J. Barnard were tho
guests Of Salt Lake friends during tho
early part OF the week.
+ Miss Alice Hanson. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. E @. Hanson. celebrated the
anniversary OF her birthday last Sntur-
day and IN the afternoon entertained
number Of her little friends at moving
picture party, The little folks also en-
Joyed refreshments and played games
after their trip 70 the show.
An interesting paper The Merchant
OF Venice waS presented by Mrs Ed
ward Pike at the meeting OF the Entire
Beulah Bacon on Saturday afternoon,
The discussion which followed this pa
per was led by Mrs. ]. Z. Driscon and
Mrs, Dickenson:, The clubs next meet
son one week from next Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward McGurrin were
here from Salt Lake early in the week
for short visit. They made the trip
by auto.
John NlcAulifr returned to his home at
Salt Lake on Sunday after visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. L ]. Barnard In this city.
The members Of the Bridge club were
pleasantly entertained at the homo OF
Mrs. j, Il. Drscol on Wednesday aftor
room. Mrs. Dan Martin being the hostess.
Five games of progressive bridge were
played. and the prize was won by Mrs.
Billings. The dainty luncheon served the
club members brought the afternoons
entertainment to a pleasant close The
Goso, Billings. Huish. Doty Pike, Dick
enson. Blight, Driscon. Hanson and Mas
Finley.
At the home Of M1a- L II. Ofsop In
KnIghtville last Sunday evening Mas
Ruby Nelson gave a pleasant party in
honor OF Miss Julia Olson of Ephraim.
who was here on visit with the Olson
family. The programme of the evening
included q dainty luncheon and the
young people had a very enjoyable bms,
In tho party were the Misses Elsie Ship,
Elean Olson, Beulah and Grace Boyle,
Rhea Hutchison, May knight. and Ciar-
Mervin Cook Leonard Hodges. wliford
Nelson. June Tuft, Hallos Sneison and
Calvin Elton
DIr, and Mrs John Galley entertained
at q picnic party last Sunday in honor
OF the latter's aunt, Mrs. Nora Hancock,
who waB here from Butte on a visit.
Other members OF the party were Mr..
and Mrs. John Ivey and children. After
driving to Elberta the members Of the
party enjoyed luncheon under tho fruit
trees at the ranch Of Henry Miller.
Miss Ruth Moore. daughter Of Mrs.
Gussle Moore, celebrated her seventh
birthday anniversary last Sunday after
noon. entertaining number Of her little
friends at a party. The children had an
enjoyable time with games, refreshments
and other diversions.
The Rev. Father Mannlon. pastor of
the Catholic church, made a business
trip to the capital on Wednesday after
noon.