The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-05
BINGHAM.


Rov have returned home after an absence
OF 4 month al Portland, Ore -.
Mrs. Jake HoStcr was ID from odIt
Lake during the week. 4,
I'D Potter is visiting his brotheF al Al
berta, Canada. Mrs. Potter is visiting re-
latives IN SalI Lake. ...,
Mrs. French of Copperton has returned
home from a visit III salt Lake.
Jerone Rourgard and wife have re-
turned from a visit To the capital a.
Mrs. sam Bush has returned from het
N Mrs. Nayber 1-l and and daughters, Tot and
May. have returned from IL 'lslt 10 INC
oscar Lundberg Of Upper Bingham was
a return pilgrim from salt Lake saturday
The Bingham Whist club was pleasantly
entertained Wednesday cVenir@ AT the
home Of Mrs MOrthin~tOp Clark. mo
spacious rooms were gracefully teStooneu
IN the club colorS-reI. White ana blue,
About twenty eight guests JuSSled Win
the mysteries of whist. FIRST prizes lelt
e. Mrs. II. Thomas and {. II. R9b6ftS )
SECOND prizes were awarded TO Mrs y
" Forman and Y. =. Jones, LaugnaOie
consultations fell 10 Miss Berry and j. L.
Forbes.
turned from "a haunt 70 the metropolis
Mrs. George Christopherson Of Highland
Boy returned the first Of the week from
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Thomas entertains
the Bingham Whist club Wednesday, Nov.
MIS-. Sarah BfffkOn was hostess ~ =
pleasantly arranged sewing party W tuiles-
day afternoon. \ most enjoyable dinner
was served. covers being laid for about
twelve.
2 te@ DAYS visit with friends At the
capital.
Mrs. William Earle was camp visitor
for a few DAYS leaving for her home IN
Mrs. Del Finltle and Mrs Emil Jensen
OF Highland Boy entertained many TRENDS
at the home of the latter Tuesday after
the game played. The rooms were gor-
geous IN their pTofusion of cut flowers,
stately roses IL tail vases, carnations;
smilaN, ferns and Jack clapteTnS, all
going 10 make a harmoious and charming
effect. The tally cards and place cards
We're tiny jack O'lanterns. \ most eldb-
crate lunch was served. The lunch cloths
and napkins were most unique. being tiny
lack c'lanterns most eXquitcly done in
water coiors. Prizes of much beauty and
taste were Wardtu.
Mrs. frank Strinsham has returned
tsfter q two months visit with her sister,
Mrs. Rasmussen Of Idaho.
Little Miss Maize Adderly, who was
threatened wiki typhoid, Is cdnValesclng.
Mrs. William Robinson received the sad
word during the week OF the sudden death
Of her younger sister, Mrs. Householder,
of American Fork,
held its first card party Thursday even
ing at the snacious home Of Mrs. James
Richards. The rooms We're bright with
carnations and ferns rs Pretty prizes we're %,
SneiUer; second prizes fell 70 Miss Evans
and Mr.. James Richards y dainty lunch
Was served 10 about thirty guests.
Among the royal good times Of the week
was the card party and Dutch lunch given
Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. y.
w. FOrman in honor of her house guest,
Mrs. Jones of Salt Lake. The rooms were
prettly decorated in chrysanthemums
aud cOsmaS ia various shades Of beauty.
Prizes fell TO Mrs. V. 3. Jones and J.. +.
Dudley. Mrs. sam Bush aud Mi. Kelly.
Mrs. Dan ClayS won the consolation,
which was "a most substantial looking big.
: having just arrived from the butchers
c,eaveg, Mr.. u. Thomas won the second
cOuSoiatlOn, which viii afford him plenty
Of chance 20 brush up: The guests de-
parted 81 O. late hour with many eS-
pressions of having had jolly good
The Be Lively club has reorganizsd for
the winter months with a membership OF
thirty aud will hold social sessions once
every week. The hostess for tho follow
ing week rs Airs. Butcher Of Upper Bins-
ham.
Mrs. w NJ Smith is again able to be
out after an Illness OF ten days.
Mrs. ). ii. Gillette entertained Rev, G.
+. Cook and wife Monday at dinner
Mrs. J. II, Jones OF salt Lake has been
visiting Mrs. \. Y, Forman the past
week, and left for her home Friday.
Mrs. r. G. Smedl@y entertained recently
NJ dinner Rev. Cook ana wife who left
on Tuesdays train for HOlbroOk. Ncb.,
where thev viii make their future home.
The Ladies Relief society conference
held recently at the ward meeting house
had for its visitors OF prominence the
president OF the jordan stake. Mrs. Bate
man, AIRS. Miller. second counselor. and
Mrs; EgWorth. wife OF Bishop Egworth
OF West Jordan.
The Woman's Unity enjoyed a Hallow-
cen celebration at the home of Mrs
Michael Fitzgerald. Tho rooms were
resplendent 10 decorations OF the ciup
celors-red, white and yellow-while
mirth- provoking and ludicrCus Jack
0'lanterus lcered q grirnins welcome from
lawn. porch ANA Windows About thirty
guests enjoyed the sumptuOus banquet
DTtr.;srcC tgr them.