The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-08
EUREKA

Marceilus schmidt and Mrs. Frank
Brohm returned on Monday evening n1I aiteI
trip to L1snn; WhsTe y,r sier tasy wefr The % de-
ceased was a sister OF Mrs. Schulidt anu
Mrs. Brohn.
Mrs, Joseph Phillips was the guest 81
Spanish Fork friends DURING the "eSn snr
While away she also visited WIN het
daughter, who Is teaching school AT baNe
Shore.
Mrs. Sarah Houtz and children are here
from Milton, Utah; for Visit win 'ne
family OF Mrs. Rebecca Mitchell
Mrs. Z. T. Mllgan OF Salt Lake ar" ar
rived in Eureka this week for visit with
Mrs. w. p. Mllllgan.
Mrs. r. D. Dickenson was hostess at
| the meeting of the Bridge club Satur-
| day afternoon.
| Alex Cowan has returned to Mammoth .,
after spending three months on the
coast.
Mrs Brown and MRS Furner were over
| from Mammoth last Saturday for Visl'
with friends.
Tintc lodge No. ., F.. and A. NJ held
| Ing. the NJ. NJ. degree being conferred
under the direction OF John Cronin. the
presiding officer OF the lodge Following
the regular lodge work; there "as Il
| luncheon and social session.
i, Miss Viola KeIy's friends gave a sur
prise party in her honor last Friday
| evening, the occasion being her blrthday.
! The little folks had n Jolly time play
| ing games and partaking or refreshments
Tho members OF the Eagles lodge and
| many friends OF that orsanize ton are
looking forward with great deal OF
pleasure to the anniversary dance tha'
VIII be given at the Elks' pavilion on
next Tuesday evening. Each year the
| Eagles celebrate their anniversary DN
| giving a dancing party and these anaira
have always been greatly enjoyed. Every
| thing points To a. large attendance al
next Tuesdays dance.
During the week couple of very pleas
ant parties were given In honor OF MIS-
| Burt. who is out from salt Lake Tor d
| son. The first was at the home OF MIS-
J L. G. Doty on Saturday evening Mrs
| Doty and Miss Finley being the hostesses
! and the second was at the home OF MIS-
! Edward Pike on Church street on Tues
day afternoon. The programme on both
| occasions consisted OF card playing, the
game being auction bridge; Those who
! attended the party given by Mrs. Doty
! Cornish Mrs. Dickinson. Mrs. Griggs
{ Miss Ethel Hiatt, Mrs. G y. Hush, Mrs
Dan p Ma2tin. Mr. y g. I!3 Hanson Mrs Mrs
| j. L, Drlscol. Mrs Burt. Mrs. Lloyd and
Mrs. Douglass. The party given by Mrs
| Pike on Tuesday afternoon was attended
| a number Of special guests, these be-
! ing Mrs. Blight, Mrs. Cornish, Mrs. j.
| c, Doty. Mrs. }. h. Oriscon. Mrs r. d
! Dickenson. Miss l.. u. Finley. Miss Ethe
Hiatt Mrs. c. c: Griggs. Mrs Il, G., Han
son, Mrs, I. f. Gose, Mrs. Burt, Mrs, C
E. Hush, Mrs. Dan Martin, Mrs. Frank
| TherIot. Mrs. V. H. Thomas, Mrs
Thomas Haynes, Miss Frances Nc
J Chrystal. Mrs, George Hayes, Mrs. Lloyd
] and Mrs. William Douglass. The prize
! was awarded 10 Mrs. Burt at the party
| given al the home OF Mrs. l.. c. Doty
| The prize went to Mrs. Frank Theriot fol
| playing the best auction bridge at thc
! home of Mrs, Edward Pike. Splendid
| luncheons were served at both of these
: parties.
| visiting here, the guest OF the family oil
! Frank Beckstead.
! ON Saturday evening the members OF
/ the Entire Nous Literary club held thei,
| regular semimonthly meeting at the home
! OF Mrs c. l., Hush Mrs. Earl Tomli-
/ ing OF the Shrew." and the discussion
ward Pike and Mrs. c. Il. Hush.
! Miss Mildred Buckley, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. w, j. Buckley, entertained q
! number OF her schoolmates and friends
al a birthday party last Monday evening
| The young folks spent the evening IL
| games and music. after which delicious
| luncheon was served A large birthday
| cake was cut and served by the young
| hostess.
Frank Cook returned TO Eureka on
! Wednesday evening, His daughter Mis-
| Nellie Cook, who submitted TO an opera
! Lion for appendicitis at the Holy Cross
| hospital a few days ago, and whose con-
| dition has been quite serious is some.
! what better at this time. Mrs. Cook Is
at the bedside OF her daughter. The
| young lady was teaching school at Nor
! gan, Utah. when she became i'll.