The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-31
EUREKA.

,d35 EuREKA. Aug. ao.-The Rev. DR.
rosa returned to Salt Lake City today
aiter short visit in Eureka.
Miss Green returned to TooeIe Friday
after visit in Eureka
The Pythian Sisters conducted an en-
jogaole card party at their hall Thurs
DAY evening. Luncheon was served.
Mrs. T. f, Gose entertained the mem
bers Of the Bridge club In a charming
manner on Thursday afternoon Flowers
were used TO advantage In the dccora-
.iohs- Auction bridge was played and
1i 1ne prize was won by Mrs. Edward Pike
The hostess served luncheon to Mrs Bill
lnss, Mrs. Blight. Mrs. Cornish Mrs
Doty. Mrs. DrIscoll, Mrs. Hanson. Mrs
Hush. Mrs. Martin Mrs Ostrander Mrs
IMriot. Mrs Pike and Miss Flnlay. The
next meeting OF the club Will be with
Mrs. Hiatt
>, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Woods and Mrs
]. Il. Coddington, all of American Fork
were the guests OF Mrs. William Okey
'his week coming TO Tfntc by auto
Mrs. Alveuia Sanderson OF Starr Utah.
was in Eureka this week, visiting with
her mother, Mrs. William Okey.
Miss Gertrude Robinson returned on
Monday after a months vacation spent
with relatives at Pocatello and Shoshone
Ida.
MIR. and Mrs. w. y. Loose Mrs. PAT
rick Henry and Miss Irene Hendley made
an auto trip TO McIntyrc's ranch on Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j Tregonlng and the
children left on Thursday for a weeks 8
stay with Salt Lake and Bingham
friends.
Mrs. Frank Thornburg and children re-
turned to Salt Lake last Tuesday after
spending about month with Mr. Thorn
burg at Silver City
chi)dren's party Thursday afternoon In
honor OF the fifth birthday of her
son, Enron A large number OF little
folks attended and had a pleasant time.
On Wednesday Miss Marion Harper en-
tertained about twenty of her little girl
friends the occasion being her seventh
birthday
Mrs. Sadie Mangum and Miss Alta Tay-
lor have returned to Salt Lake after
about a weeks visit with their sister,
Mrs. X. l.. Harper OF Eureka.
Mrs; Claude Cole, who has been visit
ing with Mr.. and Mrs Ross Cole. left on
Monday for her home at Ploche. New
Misses Helen Shriyer, Mabel Creighton
and Mary Tregoning are spending the
week end with Miss Dorothy Treloar at
the Victor mine at Mammoth,
number of children from the ST. Jo-
seph's school enjoyed a picnic near the
May Day mine on Thursday They were
chaperoned by Miss Aylward and Miss
Rose.
Thursday evening the Lady Maccabees
OF their husbands, the programme in
Guiding card playing and refreshments.
John Hughes and Mrs. Rasmus Nelson
Won the prizes In the card playing, "63"
being the game.
Mr.. and Mrs. w D Loose of Robinson
entertained a few of their friends at
cards on Wednesday evening, the party
being glyen in honor OF their guests, DR..
and Mrs, Steele of Provo. Those at
tending were DR. and Mrs. Bailey. Mrs.
c, P. Harveile. Mr., and Mrs, Patrick
Henry and Miss Hindley
e. J. Hickey returned TO Eureka on
Monday after spending about thirty days
on his ranch at Bond, Ida. Mrs. FiclScy
will return to this city October ]
Sister Andrew who is in charge Of the
st, Joseph,s school at this place. re
turned TO Eureka during the week after
spending the summer vaction at Notre
Dame. Ind, She had a pleasant trip and
who was for SO many years connected
with the school work In this city. and
who gave up the work only when forced
TO do so by failing health.
James Norman has been in southern
California for the past week or two and
expects TO remain there for about
month Mrs. Norman has been sojourn-
ing at San Diego for several months.
At their meeting. on "Wednesday even
World appointed committee to arrange
for a smoker and social session. which
will be given September 10
On Thursday evening OF last week a
pleasant party was given at Tintic june
tion in honor OF Mrs Charles Harbert.
the occasion being her birthday, Cards
were played and an elegant luncheon
served to the following guests: Mrs
O'Rourke. Mrs. Even, Miss Even Mrs,
Bressie, Mrs Wall. Mrs McCardell, Mrs.
Bates, Mrs. Webb, Mrs. Telkins, Mrs,
Sportsman Messrs. Boynton. Evans.
Milligan, Bates, o'RourIe, Webb, Bres.-
sic. Ojlevieve, Byrd. Felkins. Sherwood.
Even and Sportsman.
Mr.. and Mrs Peter Loutensock of Salt
Lake and Mr. and Mrs Angus Ensign
OF Garfield were in Eureka this week for
a visit with friends.
The members OF the local lodge of Re-
bekahs are arranging q ball and banquet
which will mark the sxty-fourth anniver-
sary OF their order The affair Will take
place at the Dlks' pavilion on the even
ing Of September 23
Mrs. O'Connell and Blair Graham and
daughter. all OF Tacoma, Wash, were
here last week for q visit with the family
OF James D. Stack