The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-15
EUREKA.

| EUREKA, June 14-The Catholic
church In this city was the, scene of
day morning, when John Hill and Miss
| Helen Mccormick. prominent young peo-
pie Of this city, were welded The cere-
hop ony few oy tnn ef friends
being present, The bride was attended
by Miss May Sullivan, while Pat Bon
ner acted as best man. Immediately fol-
lowing the church ceremony wedding
breakfast was served at the home Of the
| BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
| Mccormick. Mr.. and Mrs, Hill left on
| the early train for Salt Lake, where they
will remain for short time before taking
| up their residence here, The bride
groom Is one OF the best known young
men OF the camp; The bride Is a daugh-
She is a young lady of many graces Of
mind and person.
One of the most pleasant sessions OF
the Bridge club was held at the home OF
nesday afternoon OF the present week.
After playing several games of progress
sive bridge. in which Mrs. Emma Bill
ings was the winner of the prize. the
guests were served with luncheon. The
dining room was made attractive with
peonics and roses and before their de-
parture each of the guests was presented
with rose. Those. who attended the
Mrs, Doty. Mrs. Driscol Mrs Gose, Mrs.
Grisgs. Mrs Hush, Mrs Pike. Mrs.
Martin, Mrs Thomas Miss Elva Hiatt
moth Mrs. Doty viii entertain the clue
at its next session.
At their meeting Thursday evening the
members OF the local lodge of Rebekahs
elected the following officers: Noble
Emma Murphy: recording secretary, Mrs.
Jessie Wirthlin; financial secretary. Mrs.
Hannah Phips treasurer MIS- Amelia
els for continuous membership, covering
a period of fifteen years. were presented
10 Mrs. Adelia Mickleson. Mrs, Martha
kopman and Mrs, Kate Fernando. The
presentation was made by Mrs. Rosa
Taylor, one OF the past grands of the or
der The degrees We're conferred upon
three candidates, Mrs. A. l. Mitchell.
Mrs May Bant and Robert Parker. dur
Ing the evening and the lodge work was
followed by a splendid banquet and gen
eral good time.
Mrs j. w Reid of bennington Is WIS.,
at Mammoth. pleasant party was
given in her honor on Wednesday even
ing.
Mrs. Frank Cromar was the hostess al
a nicely arranged meeting of the L. o, o.
club on Wednesday afternoon. The rooms
were nicely decorated, plentiful supply
of roses being used. A splendid lunch
con was served The next meeting OF the
club Will be at the home of Mrs C.
Bacon
Mrs. James OF Spanish Fork was in
Eureka this week for visit with the
family OF her son, George Burt
Fred NesbIt Is visiting with relatives
at Thistle.
Miss Fern Nesbit of Provo was the
guest of the family OF w. r. Nesblt dur
ing the week.
Mrs. Mary D. Sullivan and two daush-
ters Miss Genevievc and Miss Marcella.
were the guests OF Salt Lake friends this
week.
Miss Ethel Hannihn and Miss Ella
Weldon, both OF Eureka. have just COM
pleted two-year normal courses at the
and Miss Nellie Cook. also OF Eureka
have been granted certificates for courses
requiring one years work. The young
ladies are spending the summer here with
relatives.
r. n. c. Stott will move his family TO
Salt Lake within the next week or two
Mrs. Sarah Painter returned 10 her
home at Neph this week a fte- a pleas
ant visit with Mrs. Heber Fields.
Mrs. F. ". Lamb returned Sunday af-
ter visit in Nephi.
Miss Nellie Haynes left on Sunday for
visit with Salt Lake relatives.
Mrs. II. E. Wall leaves on Sunday for
visit at Sprinsville.
Mrs F. w. Lamb was the hostess at a
Dutch lunch social on Wednesday even
ing. Several friends were present and all
had Jolly time
Mrs. Spence Lloyd OF Mammoth gave a !
pleasant bundle shower at her home last |
Thursday afternoon. the affair being in !
honor OF Miss Della Lloyd who Is 10 be |
married early In July TO Ernest Finlay- |
son OF Payson- About twenty-hv young !