The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-23
EUREKA.

TlChSOn. uauS.Ier OF MT. ana NllS. Il, Il
Hendrickson left on Wednesday for
short visit with Salt Lake friends
The members OF the Tintic lodge of
EllSs will hold their annual memorial
services In the clubroon!s on Sunday
evening. December T. A splendid pro-
gramme is being prepared for the occa-
sion.
Leland Beesey has returned TO his
home at Salt Lake after a weeks visit
with his uncle. Frank Beesley, OF this
city.
Mrs. l.. e. Pierce returned last Sunday
after several days with friends at the
capital.
Mrs. Hector Frazer returned TO her
home at San Diego. Cal. after a two
months visit here with her son. David
Mills.
Samuel Mcintyre ST.. one OF Tintics
pioneer mining men. was out from the
capital during the latter part of last
week. visiting with his son, Earl Nc
Intyre, at Mammoth,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dixon of Provo were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Knowles
during the early part of the week,
Professor Canield OF the Tintic high
school In Payson last Saturday fol
the football game between Tintic and
Payson high schools.
James Norman OF the Hefrernan-
Thompson company returned on Satur-
day after a brief business trip to Salt
Lake.
Alex Mcdonald returned 10 Eureka last
Saturday after spending few days at
Salt Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs L. s. Allcock returned to
Salt Lake. where they attended the we'd
ding OF their daughter, Miss Minnie All
cock, and Alfred Woodland. The cere-
mony which united tho young people was
performed at the residence of the Rev.
r. 4. Slmpllin and was witnessed by only
the intimate friends OF the contracting
parties. Mr. and Mrs. Woodard spent
few DAYS In visiting at Salt Lake and
Woodard is now employed and where
the young people Will commence house
keeping
Members of the Bridge club were the
guests of Mrs Edward Pike on Saturday
afternoon.
Utah Federation of Women's clubs and
Mrs !. r. Beiless the sta te organizer for
the federation, We're the guests OF honor
at the meeting Of the Entire Nous Lit
OF Mrs. G. y. Hush on Friday afternoon
of last week. Mrs. Edward Pike, the
president OF the local club, which re-
Gently became affiliated with the state
organization, presented u splendid paper
on the life of King Richard III, and
very interesting talks were made by the
two visitors. Mrs Gorham and Mrs.
Beiless both spoke with reference to the
club work In Utah and their remarks
we're greatly appreciated by those who
attended tho meeting. During the after
noon a splendid luncheon was served.
Yellow chrysanthemums the color OF the
fedora ton, were used In the decorations.
Tho following members Of the Entire
Nous Literary club We're present at the
meeting: Mrs Edward Pike, Mrs. r. d,
Dickenson Mrs J. E. Driscoll, Miss Fin
Mrs. p. G. Hanson, Mrs, c. p; Hush,
Mrs. V. L. Thomas, Miss Beulah Bacon.
Mrs. Earl Tomlinson, Mrs. Il. V. Smith,
Mrs, Edward Lloyd, Mrs, d: J. EusselI.
Adams and Miss Anabel Mooney, Dur
ing their stay in Eureka tho federation
officers were guests at the home of Mrs.
l. L, Gose.
day evening at the home of Miss Myrtle
Homer in honor OF Mr. and Mrs. j.. G.
who left this week for their
new home in Twin Falls. Idaho, The
4 general social good time Refreshments
were served and the hour was quite late
when the guests took their departure,
wishing Mr.. and Mrs. Maxwell success In
ng were Mr. and Mrs, ivan Bean. Mrs
Southland Miss Elsie Gear, Miss Flor
ance May. Miss Anna Kellie. Miss Ro-
setta Robinson, Miss Buelah Bacon, Ross
Ingersoll and Mr.. and Mrs. Maxwell,
Miss Myrtle Bremhurst and Miss Ethel
Foyer OF Mammoth were the guests OF |
Payson friends over Saturday and Sun
lay
Miss Anna FIendrckson and Miss wy
loa Cowan visited with Payson friends
asst Saturday and Sunday
y number OF young friends took Har |
Did Morgan by storm last Friday evening |
oy calling al ns, on On, him In "a body to remind
n the nature OF surprise which made |
t all the more enjoyable, and the young |
Iolks had a jolly time playing games. |
evening, after which the guests depart
I'd. wishing their host many happy re-
urns of the day Among the guests OF
san Ss evePE sy were ossb5s 5Tss Esns Hbers se
Gear, Belle Sullivan, Rhea HUTCHINSON, I
Dora ThoEne. Elsie Shipp Goldie Gear.
Mr.. and Mrs, Warren Glasspe. Messrs.
Joseph Mccormick. John Hurley, Robert
Rell Dories. John Hanley,
Donald Arrigonia. Hail Church and Give
3assett
William Mitchell visited with Payson
friends during the early part Of the
week.
rintic. and who until recently made his
lomo In Salt lake. has located at
frontier. Wyo
lere on a VISIT with her mother. Mrs.
George Hickman.
Mesdames Frank Sneddon and Samuel
Hooper of Elberta are here visiting
riends.
Mr.. and Mrs Miller OF Elberta will
cave next week 10 spend the winter IN
California with their daughter,
Mrs. d. d Sullivan returned to her
home In this city after couple OF
months spent with relatives at San Fran
sco.
A surprise party was given In honor
u Robert Gle Of Salt Lake Wednesday
vening at the home OF Mr. and Mrs
zee Thorne IN this city. A large number
4 games were played and luncheon was
erved. Among those present We're Rose
Elsie Kaufman. Vera Mitch
H. Jean Mitchell. Elizabeth Dewar
iladys Cook Eva TAYLOR. Maggie Fer
,uson and Grace Cronin, Carl Fields,
ernest DurfIee, Alma Christensen. Dan
)ewar, Tvern Hanson. Maynard Griggs.
nd Shirley Cantonwine.