The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-18
EUREKA.

EUREKA. May IA pleasant part!
was given at the home OF Mr.; and Mrs
w. G. Dewar or Monday evening OF thi
week. the occasion being the birthda,
OF the former. The evening was pleas
antly spent with cards and music. an(
luncheon was served. Among the guests
were Mr. and Mrs. a. L. Mitchell, Mr.
and Mrs, Joseph Griggs, Mr.. and Mrs
| Wesley Morton. Mr. and Mrs A. i
Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. James F. o'Brier
and Mrs Thomas Wilson.
children returned on Sunday evening
after a pleasant sojourn with Provo rel.
auVes.
Mrs George Byrd was the guest OF
Provo friends on Saturday and Sunday
Misses Virginia. Leola and Belle Las
ley were the guests OF friends at Pnysor
and Provo last Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. r. f. Petty and Mrs. Thomas
Jenkins were the guests Of Salt Lake
friends early in the week.
Mrs. Frank Mediation returned las,
! Sunday evening. after spending several
days With Provo and Payson relatives.
Mrs, B. N: Cornish and the children
| returned last Friday evening. after
| spending week with Salt Lake rela- =
! tives and friends.
The young ladies' OF tho S. T. G. B.
club were entertained on Thursday even
ing by Mrs. Frank Garity at a card So
SiaI. Fol8oNiI6 SIc games
were served
Walter Hasuewood left this week for
Los Angeles, Cal. to spend several
weeks with his mother. Mrs. Otto NJ.
Swartz.
The anniversary dance given by the
members or the Eureka volunteer depart
ment on Tuesday evening, at the Elks
pavilion, was success.
The theological class at the l. D. S.
pleasant surprise party on Wednesday
evening of this week. the affair being
held In the amusement hall. More than
100 people were present and enjoyed
The home of Mrs. Frank Thiriot at
party on Wednesday afternoon. her
guests being the members OF the Bridge
club. In the card playing the prize was
served luncheon. those nose who hos attended tended
We're Mesdames L. c. Doty. Alex Blight.
B. NJ Cornish. J. E. Driscoll. C. c.
GTigEs. G, q; Hush. " L. Thomas. Earl
Misses Ethel and Elva Hiatt and Miss
Frances McChrystal all OF Eureka. and
Mrs. Joseph Thiriot and Mrs. George,
Ing will be at the home OF Mrs. Alex
Blight on May 2S,
pleasant session of the Entire Nous
Literary club was held last Saturday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. r, D.
Dickenson., The paper for the afternoon.
The Shakespeare Bacon Controversy"
Wa presented by Miss Beulah Bacon, and
the discussion following this paper was
led by Mrs. V. L. Thomas and Mrs. Ed
ward Pike,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Thornberg. former
residents OF Silver City; who are now
dauehter s1 Marian o to s"slS j F. Wilcox of the
latter city. The wedding viii take place
early IN June. Mr. Wilcox Is chief clerk
In the office Of the claims attorney of the
Oregon Short Line railway.
Mrs. Joseph Phillips made a trip TO
Lake Shore this week IN order TO be
present at the closing exercises OF the
school. at which her daughter, Miss Mae
Philips. has been teaching for the past
year.
Jacob Christensen returned Monday
evening. after spending several days at
Salt Lake. En- route home ne stopped
over at American Fork and Lehl Tor a
few days visit with relatives,
A nicely arranged surprise party was
given at Mammoth Friday evening IN
honor of Miss Mae Larsen who cele-
brated her eighteenth birthday. The
flowers and blossoms. and eighteen cam
dies burning on Il silver tray formed the
centerpiece for the tea table. Among
those present were Mr., and Mrs. Isaac
MI anu MIS- Il cuIOu LOSdShs
David Larsen. Miss Vene Larsen and
Miss Nellie Boyack.
Mrs J, =. Driscoll returned last Sun
day. after spending several weeks at
Salt Lake.
Mrs c. e. Hush and daughter Fran
ces returned last Sunday, after weeks
stay at Salt Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. f. c. Sans Of Salt Lake.
and Mr., and Mrs. G. II, Hoag 6f Provo
were in Eureka last Sunday and Mon
day, making the trip to Eureka on bust
ness connected with the Golden Rule
store.