The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-22
Social Notes From Utah Towns

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excellent luncheon "as nn
n,;h,Is MS r Y. Smith IS teaching at tho
Edith kopenstine- "a 'hiiss
Mrs. Leo Freshwater aoconDa r,sa no-
sSiot9er. Mrs. Jex, to Spanish Fork In a.
sunday and Will remain there for n shnrt
froae meiyin IN !EAng. Riding returned on Thursday
SoseIt about year, 'een
,rss,sS. IL =. Aucock will move his family tn
|nosioa Wlthin the next few days
Inc members Of the carpenters union
SenJ9yeu q smoker and social session fol-
iiO@''is iO@ ener meeting on Tuesday even
n!s. Mrs. Joseph Darton and Mrs. Row
Sough ugh. returned early In tho week after
q VISIT OF several days with SAT- Lake
Charlie Iyey had a birthday on Lin
and that evening several OF his little
htr,saas gave pleasant party IN his
royree, noros me programme included games,
Amons A%Snss the nreaarta and general good time.
Celved was q real live donkey. II was
presented to him by Carl Fields. Those
Deon pno at1snded R1aeSd. the birthday party were
Hans2n. ArdelIa Hanson, Tommy Mas
sey, Leonard Tresoning Melvin SnedJon
and Delbert Miller.
MIS-. Cecilia Bacon. tho grand chief
turned S to Ser hoD,s SISTERS s. , Of utah re-
atter are, several days absence. during which
time she visited several Of the lodges of
Eae q, ,dS state The cities visited were Provo.
Garleld. Tho lodges In these cities are
all In splendid condition and through
out the state the Pythian Sisters or
eanzauon is growing and prospering.
.o Mrs. Daley Of KnIghtviNe will en-
hn
lodge, Degree of Honor. at her home on
sunday evening.
AT the flremen's dance at Mammoth on
freoruaEy 26, Chief Harry Elmer OF the
lire ,l,s, departnent will give an exact ex-
Barbary. coast OF San Francisco Mr.
Elmer has been In Salt Lake several
times During the past month for the pur-
Pose or getting special Instructions on
tho dance
The members Of the Ladies, AID So
ciety viii be entertained next Thursday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs, w. c..
Clark on the Summit The meeting
1hursday was al the home OF Mrs. Lou
Barrett.
Six members Of Godiva lodge No. s.,
knights OF Pythias. made trip to Nam
moth Wednesday evening and assisted the
looge at that place in comforting the
see;n1 second .IaI and third degrees; a pleasant
lodge work. The Eureka knights who
made the trip were S. N. Simpson, Frank
Smeddon. James Mitchell William P.
G0urley., Theodore Fullmer and walter
Ellebrecht.
Miss Lucy Duke of Provo was here
early In the week for the reception In
honor OF the marriage OF John r. Burke
and Miss Hattie Gardener. While here.
MISS Duke was a guest at the home OF
Mrs. Mary Gardener.
Miss Lucille Duke OF Santaouin re-
turned to her home at that place on
Thursday morning. after q sojourn in
thls city; She was accompanied by Lois
and Leaiand Wilson.
John F. Burke and MISS Hattie Car
dener were married at Provo on Tuesday
or this week, returning to Eureka the
same evening. A splendid reception was
given in their honor at tho home of the
brides mother, Mrs Mary Gardener, upon
their arrival here. members OF the family
and other intimate friends attending, The
bridegroom's former homo was Durango,
Colo. but for some time past he has been
located in Tinuc, being employed at the
present time at the Chief Consolidated
mine The bride IS one OF Dureka's well
known young ladies. Her entire life has
been spent here and she has large circle
OF friends The programme for the re-
ception in honor OF tho young people in
Guided a splendid supper, musical num-
bers and dancing.