The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-30
EUREKA.

EUREKA. March 2s,-The social event
No. I'll Il. p, o. E., Friday evening. II
being the anniversary OF the erection OF
It's club building. Over 500 guests par
took of their hospitality. The pavilion
was handsomely decorated with the ma,
tional colors and dancing was enjoyed
until 1880 O'Clock. when tho merry
makers adjourned 10 the EIks club rooms.
where an interesting musical and literary
programme. with speeches by prominent
members, was rendered. Edward Pike
beautifully decorated with flowers and
| Moral souvenirs were presented TO the
ladies'. Following the programme a fine
| banquet. such as Antlers only can give.
was served and n general social time en-
| loved. after which an adjournment was
| taken 10 the pavilion, where dancing was
men on entertainment were Edward Pike.
| Walter Jensen. Joseph Morris, Charles
zabriskle and DR.. f. ]. Howell
pleasant surprise party was given
! Monday evening for Miss Eva Mitchell by
the members OF the S. Il. G. b. club.
A novel entertainment, an old fash
/ ioned school. was held at the home OF the
Misses Eva and Jennie Mitchell Tuesday
evening and caused great deal OF nerri-
ment. Miss Jeola Lasley won the prize.
a dainty lunch box. for being the best
| scholar. dainty luncheon followed the
school session.
| Inc MINERS union COnCnCIc0 very sue
| cessful dance at Hassell's hall Thursday
evening.
The members os Eureka lodge No. IL
L O. o. F.. celebrated the twenty-ifth
anniversary OF their lodge Wednesday
evening. Veteran jewels were present
ed 10 John Morley and Irvine II Sprigss
| and the annual rollcall took place. More
than 200 members partook OF banquet
| The members OF the Ladies' Socialist
| club held an interesting meeting a the
| city hall Monday evening. There was
| good attendance at the meeting and the
members OF the club were treated TO
several interesting talks. Hereafter the
| meetings Will be held In the courtroom
of the city hall each Monday night
The Ladies' OF the Maccabccs viii con.
] duct a card party on the evening OF April
! 3, 10 which the public IS invited mu-
o'clock, to be followed by card playing,
and later thore will be n luncheon.
Attorney L. a. Miner who has been
has moved his household effects and Of
fee equipment 10 Salt Lake. where he
will take up the practice OF law,
James Creighton was over from Stock
| ton early IN the week for visit with his
! family.
S ]. schneiter returned last Saturday
after a trip 70 his home near Heber
City.
Superintendent C. c. GrIggs OF the
Uncle Sam and May Day mines returned
| IlDIIe SUNDAY after SDtUulnS a. lew ufiS .
at the capital. where he was called on
| mining business,
Superintendent Lou Merriman OF the
Yankee Consolidated mine was In Salt
Lake early in the week on business.
Jack Clark and Miss Eva O'Reagan,
both Of Eureka, were Joined In marriage
at Salt Lake on Friday OF last week
They will take UP their residence at the
| capital.
Mrs. AL Chlvrer was called to weiser.
rt- IL, he h,y ha cnrtnIl0
! Illness OF her daughter, Mrs. Victor
Bray.
Miss Dolores Packard was plea sanity
! surprised at her home on Friday OF last
week. a number OF her friends calling ana
spending a very pleasant evening. The
young folks had a jolly time playing
! games and cards and We're later served
with refreshments, Miss PACKARD intenas
Ish Fork Those attending the party on
Friday. We're the Misses Marie Beck
Myrtle Jensen. Verda Fulmer, Florence
Balm. Fanny Lossee and Edna sunqulst;
Ward Zabrisl,e Roland Springer. Jack
Evans. Adolph Gigson, Ralph Button and
Jack Bowen.
Mrs. Edward Pike was the hostess at
the meeting OF the Entire Nous Literary
club on Saturday afternoon OF last week
most OF the members being present. The
paper by Mrs. v. L: Thomas, "A Win
sion, which was led by Mrs. c. C. Grggs
and Miss Virginia Lasley. The hostess
served dainty luncheon following the
regular programme Of the club.
Miss Maggie Leahy was the hostess at
! the meeting OF the S. T. G. B. club
! Tuesday evening Of this week
o. W. wedgewood Of Wright county
Minnesota, was In Eureka Thursday for
a visit with his old-time friend. III. A.
Irvine. Mr.. Wedgewood spent the greater
part of the winter in California. Before
! leaving for home he made a trip to
Goshen for visit with George !SSyde-
| Tinker. who was his neighbor In Mime
sofa for several years.
Mrs. II. A. Irvine returned home early
| In the week after a visit with friends at
! Stockton.
James Galley and P. L. Fennell of Eu-
reka and Con Driscoll OF Michigan. who
has been in T!ntic on a visit for the
past two weeks, left on Wednesday for
Nevada for the purpose OF inspecting the
J Cherokee Nevada mining property. Mr..
! Driscoll will not return 10 Eureka. In
tending to go TO California after his trip
to this mining property.
Miss Gcneyieve Sullivan attended the
Bachelor knights ball at the Hotel Utah
in Salt Lake Monday evening.
J. 2. Drscoll left Tuesday afternoon
! for Ogden for the purpose Of visiting the
| lodge OF Elks Mr.. Driscoll is the deputy
] grand exalted ruler for the state OF
| Utah.
| Eddie Shea. who IL attending All Hal
lows college at Salt Lake. was mere early
early in the week for a visit with his
mother, Mrs. Margaret Shea.
Patsy Donnelly left Tuesday for visit
at Salt Lake.
Mrs. Edward Pike entertained the
/ Wednesday afternoon. Following the
playing OF bridge, the hostess served re-
| freshments.