The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-04-24
BRIGHAM.

BRIGHAM.
Mr. and Mrs. w Zion viii lentertain the
B. " club at their home Thursday even
ing.
J. 3. Roberts Of Mammoth. Utah. broth
or of Postmaster c. Fl. Roberts, spent
Sunday in camp.
Miss D. Burns Of Highland returned
the first OF the week from few days
Harry Joseph was on the incoming
train Sunday.
C. A. Robertson returned Sunday to his
home in Mammoth.
G. II. Robinson of Salt Lake. manager
Of the Harnpa- smelter, was in camp sun
Mrs Cook. mother Of Mrs. Ford Brooks
of this city. returned Monday to her home
in Park City.
Miss Selma FirrelI OF West Jordan was
in camp a few days visiting her father
and friends.
Mrs. Gum was a Salt Lake visitor Mon.
Gav
neSday for visit with friends in West
jordan aud Salt Lake. Mr.. Herrick will
return Sunday.
The Womans Unity club met Wednes-
day afternoon at the home Of Mrs. George
r, Lee, Mrs Walter Ward being hostess
of the afternoon. \ very pleasant time
was spent, it being short story day The
club adjourned to meet with Mrs. Nina
J.mnSOu next Wednesday.
Mrs. J. Bougard returned the first OF
the week from a few days stay at the
Ca.itcl.
Miss HazeIIe Teachenor was very pleas
antly surprised at her homo Saturday
evening by large number of her young
friends. The evening was spent in play
ing many games. and a thoroughly good
time was enjoyed until q late hour \ de
lcious lunch was served to about thirty
guests.
Mrs. AIDE Heaston returned Friday
/ from Salt Lake. where she attended the
assembly Of Daughters or Rebekah.
DR. G. n Ray and wife OF Mt. Pleasant
are guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. Bougard,
parents OF Mrs. Ray.
The Upper Bingham Literary and De
whist party Wednesday evening EIab-
crate prizes were awarded and q thor
Oughly good time was spent.
Mrs. John Jimpson. ST. WAS n visitor TO
the metropolis during the week.
Mrs. .. J. Roberts entertained at din
ne Sunday covers being raid for twelve.
The afternoon dinner to be given Thurs
day at the home Of Mrs. Merridth Jones
by the Ladies' Aid society was postponed
que to the heavy snOwstorm.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. REID were in West
Jordan Tuesday.
Mrs. Elias Thomas returned Tuesday
from visit with relatives in Spanish
Fork. -....
John Stewart of Highland Boy re-
turned Monday after short stay in the
city.
The Bingham Whist club was enter
, tanned Wednesday evening at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. o. J. Roberts. Prizes
=. T. J.
Mr.. +. NJ, Smith securing the highest
score, while Mr.. +. L. Dudley and Mrs
Lizzie Ash carried away very appropri-
ate consultations a dainty lunch was
served to Mesdames VI. Smith. W. Clark
+. y. Adderley. II. Zion. ID. Teachenor.
g. H. Roberts. F. West. r. Roberts. NJ.
Cavanaugh. L. Ash. y. CIays. +. Dudley,
q Roberts. Misses Maud Roberts and
May Mercer Of Canada Afessrs. Smith
Roberts. Dudley. Drown
Mrs. Adelaine ScOville. who has been
I q NHs4HNf
, OF Rebekah. returned Thursday
The dance given at Opera hall Friday
evening by Christensens band Of Salt
Lake was, despite the stormy night at
tended by a large number of enthusiastic
dancers and music lovers.
The B. J. Whist club Of Upper Bling
ham was very pleasantly entertained
. Thursday evening at the home OF Mrs.
VI. 9. Christers
NJ - Alice Gouchat Of Provo is a guest
of her sister at Highland Boy.
I Mrs. James Start returned Thursday
from Salt Lake City.
Paul Lundy Of Highland Boy was on
the outgoing train Thursday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. DugaI returned Fri
day from d few days sojourn TO the cap
itai.
Mrs. Dan Clays spent Thursday in Salt
Lake.
Or. r W. Rothweu was on the out
going train Thursday.
George Chandler spent the week with
his family in salt Lake
Miss Julld W 1Iker leIT <rlQdN evening
To spend a few days with her parents in
salt Lake.
Mr. and Mrs \ F. Raleigh Of Park
! city are guests OF Mrs. J. y. DUnsmOre.
John y. Scott Of Cripple Creek. was
camp visitor Friday.
That was "a pleasant affair given by
Miss Maud Roberts at her home Thurs
day evening I'm honor of her cousin. Miss
Nay Mercer Of MagTath. Canada The
evening was spent in a peanut contest
and whist. Whoever found tho most pea
nuts was to receive prize Mrs. Ida
Stringham being the successful one.
Miss Anna Geffen and Mr. Hugh Nc
CURE secured first prizes n whist. while
Mr.. II. r. Sims and c. T.. Stringham car
risd away conSola tons. An elaborate
lunch was served. Those who were asked
. u meet the fair guest were Mr.. and Mrs
P q. T. Sriiusham. Mrs. w T. Sims. Misses
Emma Nahlcrt. Julia Walker. Anna Gof-
4 fen. Mrs. Lizzie Ash, Mcssrs. Hugh Nc .
Ciuirp. Max Gcffcn.
Next Friday evening the 7. O. O. i.
| lodge will give its anniversary bail at
Ou.~a haH.
/ Mrs. c. II. Roberts Mrs. \. Mercer and
VI So Nav Mercer left Saturday for a
visit with relatives in American Fork.
B Mrs. Mercer and daughter expect to leave
( FOR their home in Magrath. Canada.
] Ardy Mayberrv was a visitor to the
metropolis the first of the week.