The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-02-28

many elaborate costumes we're in evil
Mrs. Sarah Loveridge is dangerously III
AIRS Charles Afayberry has returned
after spending several days IN Salt Lake
Tom CULLEN was on the outgoing train
Mrs. MARY Clark viii entertain the
Bingham Whist club Thursday evening,
The r. ". club viii meet Tuesday
evening at the home Of Miss Bessie
Jones.
William strielley was SAT- Lake
visitor for the past week.
| Vic Finell has returned from his short
Mrs. w NJ. Smith and Mrs. r. T West
! entertained at the home of the former
| Tuesday afternoon. Progressive whist
was the, feature of the afternoon and
was thoroughly enjoyed. Prizes were
Won by Mrs. Msyme Jimpson and Mrs.
/ Frank Ash, Mrs. G. H. Roberts winning
the consolation. after which an elaborate
| lunch was served 10 MeSoanes Lee. Zion.
Adderiey, Bemis. c. n. Roberts, /. Jones,
nor, Minnette, Q. ". Roberts, Reuben
! Roberts, Sims, n. Fitzgerald. West,
Smith. Dudley, John Fitzgerald, Clays,
Mrs. Frank Mcneil was a visitor TO
the capital Tuesday.
Andy Mayberry was on the outgoing
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Roberts enter
| tanned few friends and relatives at din
nef Sunday, covers being Iald Tor four
/ teen Those present were; Mr.. and Mrs.
G. II. Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. W. r Sims,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Roberts, DIR. and
Mrs. 2. r. Dudley, Mrs. W. T. Morgan
Alvin Smith and Mr.. Drown of West Jor-
! dan.
Mrs. W. J. sanderson of Salt Lake
spent the week with her sister, Mrs.
! Jack Forbes.
P. L. Williams returned Tuesday from
/ his trip TO the city.
! a surprise party was given Miss Hat
tie Thomas at her home Friday evening
A very enjoyable time was spent in play
! ing various games Dainty refreshments
were served to about twenty guests.
! Ruth Rebekah lodge No. Z viii give 9
card party at Society hail. Tuesday even
! ing, March s. a small fee Of p cents
viii be, charged. fol-. the benefit. Of the
assembly. Prizes viii be awarded and
dainty refreshments served. A cordial
! invitation IS extended to all.
A number of friends OF Oliver Roberts
pleasantly surprised him at his home Fri
day evening. a very enjoyable evening
was spent in playing many games. and
prizes were awarded \ dainty lunch
: was served 20 about twenty guests,
The WOman's Unity club met Wednes-
day at the home Of Mrs. Hattie Porter.
The subject for the afternoon was
/ JourDed TO meet March 2 with Mrs Mary
Strickley
The many friends of vegene Minnet5e
planned q very successful surprise party
"Wednesday evening The time was spent
! in playing pit and other games, after
which an elaborate lunch was served.
Inc guests were: cara BalehIIns, ana
! Clays. Kate Strickley, Hazelle Robinson,
GeTtie Bush, Hazelle Teachenor. Alice
Bush. Maggie Tibbies. Alice Fitzgerald
Hazel Ferre, Louise Dudley. Elva VIII
liams, Willie Waters, Vern Gillette, Otto
Lee, Dell Lee. Leander Jones. Parley
! Jones. Johnnie Dean. Freddie Minnette,
/ | Negene Minnette.
Professor W. J. Mclaughlin. who left
Friday TO spend few days vacation
with his family in Salt lake. IS III Al
his home Miss Cole is substituting
, The hcme of Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie De
Ford was scene of much enjOymen;
Friday evening, the event being sur
prise party IN honor OF their son. The
time was spent IN playing games. Re
freshments were served 10 sb0ut fifteen
Mrs. W. H. Dunn was visitor to the
The dinner given Thursday afternoon
! at the home of Mrs. Sarah Ellen Chris
tOpherson by the Relief society vas, as
; usual, a very pleasant affair.
The inaugural celebration in honor OF
+ Monday. Feb. q. Exercises of the
: day viii be free to all. The programme
! for the day and evening will be as fol
lows: Noon, promenade concert. Bingh
/ Cornet band, from u to . o'clock; after
? 70 { o'clock. evening, grand Inaugural
: ball at Opera and Society halls. George
+. Lee viii act as marshal OF the day
| The establishment OF home government
for old Bingham would seem~t0 be ar
occasion for general rejoicing, and iuvi
5 tatiOns are therefore extended TO all PEG.
] pie Of West Mountain mining district, 81
5 which Bingham canyon is the center, e
I join in the festivities, as announced by
. | The citizens committee on arrangements
Mrs. Al Foreman and daughter left foi
oil Z al fyox nh ~
pect to remain for few days.
. / Mrs. II. z. Thomas Of Upper Bingham
! / has returned from her trip to Boise.
The masquerade ball given Monday
I / evening By the Red Men was a scene
E Of unusual gaiety. II was by far tn,
= best attended Of any function of the sea.
4 son. Gay masqueraders from Upper
/ Bingham. Highland Boy and West Noun
! ! tain Joined in the revelry. Many pictUr
esque and CrOtesque costumes gracet
: the occasion, which was marked
] by amusing and laughable Incl
/ dents galore. The maskeTs fairly
| dubbed over with enjoyment. Prizes
were awarded to Mrs. viii Brscken auC
I Frank Bemis. for the best Indian char
{ / acters, and to Mrs. Arden (Utahs hes
s CROP and William Simpson fHappy Hoo
| ligan), for the best sustained characters
! / while Miss Maud Roberts and G. =
: / Stringham won prizes for the best waltz
: / ing, by popular vote. supper was seTvct
e ct the oxford cafe. The occasion wa.
9 thoroughly enjoyed By al as they GLIDE
2 To the strains of delightful music, anC
I night faded into morning ere the gay rev
I / eleTs sought their homes.
The Misses Bsrling spent the week will
e friends and relatives.
= Mrs. kioDenstein was a visitor TO tn,
/ ! metropolis the first OF the week.
| The Bingham Whist club was delight
| fully entertained Thursday evening al th,
! home OF Mrs. Q. L. Adderisy. Prizes Wer,
! won By Mrs Mary Z. Roberts and DR.
: I Hollander. while Mrs. Agnes Quinn ant
F. T. West carried away consultations
( A dainty lunch was served. Those pres
ent were; NIr. and Mrs. ". 7. Zion. Mr.
1 / and Mrs. Francis Quinn. Mr. and Mrs
/ w. Clark. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles IL Rob
= | erts. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Herrick Mr.
and Mrs. L. r. Dudley. Mr.. and Mrs z
E T. Vest Of Upper Bingham Mr. and Mrs
= W. 81. Smith, JudEe and Mrs. Lee Mr.
and Mrs. 6. K. Addsrley. Mrs. VII
Z | Strickley, Mrs. Dunsmore. Mrs. Lillian
{ Teschenor, DR.. Hollander and ]. Mitch
I eli.
Mrs. ". P. Coons Is dangerously III.
Rev. J. r. Price has held several meet
ings ar the NJ. K. church during tn
S Mrs. ". J. Craig. who has been sleI
Z for a number Of weeks. is reported {,
/ be coIvalesciuE.
Fred Miller was salt Lake visitor I'll.
first of the week.
Lee Jones. who has been IN Salt LAX,
/ Tor the past week. has returned
Mrs. Dora. Coakley entertained a few Of
her most intimate friends at dime
Thursday. covers being laid for abou
! flfteen guests
Mrs. Robert Montier is reported TO b,
slowly recovering after her serious III
John Buffers was on the outgoing traiI
| Wednesday.
Paul 4. Swanson and Matt wIIimal
were visitors to the city the first Of tEs