The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-04-17
in SOCIETY.
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Dan Claws Mrs. VI. W. Smith. Mrs Frank
West, Mrs. James Start. Mrs. Worthing-
ton Clark. Mrs. Dinsmore DR.. HOllander.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Strickley.
Mrs. NJ NJ. Beaver of Salt Lake is Wis
iting friends and relatives i'm camp.
Mrs. N CaVanaugh of Salt Lake is
spending the week with her husband and
friends.
Mrs. T. G Garland. who has been at
the Telegraph for the past three months.
has returned TO her home I'm Lower
Bingham.
Mrs. J. E. Murray spent Friday and
Saturday IN salt Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. Clays Of Mountain
Home: Ida. are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
( w. ". Clays
Mrs. Roy Bcmis was in camp the first
part Of the week.
Mrs. Rigsby. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
/ in Pleasant Grove
Mrs. ". IT. Dunn left Tuesday for OE-
I don Mr. Dunn reports some improve
Elenj IN health, due TO the ogden spring
| Mrs Daniel Meredith is seriously IN
and her recovery is doubtful on account
/ Of her advanced age.
Mrs. Dan Adams of American Fork is
/ guest of Mrs. Ed Gays.
Mrs. AIDE HeastOn and Mrs Adaline
} ScONhle. representative Of Ruth Rebekah
/ left camp today 10 attend the grand lodge
/ TO be held i'm Salt Lake.
Mr. and Mrs Elmer Hill. who are so
q jOurninC through California and Oregon
/ are expected home April -.
/ n reception was rendered to Mr. and
Mrs Walter Ward Tuesday evening at
: the home Of Judge and Mrs. 6. +. Lee,
Z parents OF the bride. The popular Nouns
people were married Sunday morning in
\ the parl0rs OF the Windsor hotel Salt
| Lake City. and on their return were
tended to them many wishes for their
4 future happiness. Mr.. and Mrs. Ward
/ Will make Bingham their future home.
Professor J. w. Mclaughlin was or
/ the outgoing train Thursday.
The children Of the different public
schools Of the camp observed ArbOr day
PF programme and the planting Of
! The home of Mr. and Mrs. John jump
SON ST. was the scene of much merri-
ment Friday evening. A surprise party
/ lsadore and Aaron Gouchat The even
| ing was spent i'm music. games and so
served 10 about thirty-five young friends
after which they departed for theil
/ Many of Bfngham's pleasure seekers
! took advantage of the excursion rates e
American Fork Wednesday and spent tht
/ evening tripping the light fantastic Uu'
/ til the wee sma hours Of morn About
/ sixty tickets were sold.
/ Mrs. G. II. Roberts. accompanied hy
} her sister Mrs. \. Mercer Of Canada
/ returned sunday from American Fork
/ Mrs. John Jimpson. ir.. has returned
/ from her soiourn az the capital.
j Mrs. F. Barton was in camp during
/ the week
/ Mrs. Cook OF Park City is n guest OF
her daughter. Mrs. Fred Brooks
| Author Cook and family left for Butte
! where they expect 10 make their futuT,
/ home.
/ The Ladies' Sewing society Of DaItor
/ X Lark viii give bah and supper "a
/ the Erdman house Friday evening. Apri
! The Arlington x SWANS Comedy com
/ pauy has been PLAYING To GOOD houses
/ this week. Their euga cement closed Fri
| day night.
I The odd Fellows Of Upper Bingham vii
! celebrate their Cighty-fifth anniversary
/ April y Rev. Peter \. SimpIin. era n,
/ secretary, and W. O. Carbis. of Salt Lake
| are expected To- take part in the eXcr
J ciSeS An invitation is extended to tn
, public. Trainers will he furnished 10 al
who wish to attend and refreshments viii
! be served
| Miss Maggie Evans Of Upper Bingham
delightfully."- entertained the =. I. Wits
club at her home Monday evening. Prize
were won b. Miss Minnie HoIstein an,
/ Mr.. Mcclellan. and consultations by Mis-
Il\iopcusten and Mr.. Lcavitt An cIabOrat
lunch was served TO the following guest s
Mr.. and Mrs. {. L. Couutrymau. Mr.. ant
/ Mrs. Fred West. Mr. and Mrs. Leavitt
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Christnson, Miss SteIl
/ lNlOpenstein. Miss Greeuer Miss HolSteiU
/ Miss Lundberg. Mr.. Mcclellan Mrs.
Jackson, DR. Stockham. Ed y Evans AM
John Evans
The caTnation tea given by the Iadie