The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-31
QOeek's Social Happenings in Gowns Of State

Countryman. Mrs Fred Bemis. Mrs. Al
bert Holstein, Mrs. Y. Jones, Mrs.
Bert McPhee. Mrs Gibbons, Mrs. Ting
man, Mrs. Swan, Mrs. Ade Heaston, Mrs.
Albert Marriotte, Mrs. Heberer. Mrs.
Dean Wilcox. Mrs Stanley Johns and
| Dr. CastIeman and wife have for their
house guest Miss Dottie Lashbrook of
Salt Lake.
Tuesday for brief trip to Denver.
| Miss Julia Walker. Miss Fanny Allen,
Miss McDOnough. Messers. j. c. Wood
and A. G. McClosky. teachers Of the
Bingham SCHOOLS. are spending their va
cation in Zion.
Mrs. Clarence Garland was a return
visitor Tuesday from Zion.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. s. Cannon and daugh-
ter, and ]. E. Locke, spent the Christ
mas vacation at the capital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Coolies returned
Tuesday from jaunt to the city.
! d. Z. Fenkel returned Tuesday from a
brief stay at the capital
Mr.. and Mrs. Hickman were Provo Wis
itors for the holidays.
! Mrs. Frank Hefferman had for her
ECuse guest during Christmas her mother
from Salt Lake.
Joe Osler of Upper Bingham was at Zion
Tuesday.
w; ]. Wilson spent Christmas with his
Mrs. Booth of Highland Boy was at
the city during the week.
Mrs. Cauflin Of Upper Bingham is Wis
iting in American Fork.
Mrs. A. 7. Williams entertains We'd
nesday evening complimentary to the
Bingham Whist club.
Miss Edna Smith is at the capital for
the week.
]. c. Wood, teacher of the eighth
grade of the Lower Bingham school was
presented with gold fob by his pupils
as a token of esteem. Miss Fanny Allen,
Miss Burns and Miss Walker were also
recipients of membranes.
pleasing programme and dance was
one of the pleasant entertainments of the
week at the ward meeting house by the
L. D. S. Sunday school. and at its close
| a generous remembrance Of candy and
nuts was given to all present.
! c. S. Pearson and family have for their
guest Mr.. Pearsons mother from Provo.
Mrs. Dan Clays was hostess Monday,
entertaining relatives at Christmas din
ner.
city. the guest Of her sister, Mrs. D.
T. Teachenor.
DR.. c. N Ray and family of Mount
Pleasant spent the week with Mr. and
Mrs. Jerome Bougard. parents OF Mrs.
Ray, returning home Wednesday.
Mrs. Joseph Marriott is over from Park
City visiting her sister, Mrs. Albert Mar
riott
Miss Emma Vahlert and. Paul Lundy.
both popular young people Of the camp
were married in Salt Lake, Wednesday,
by Rev. Perkins of st. PauPs Episcopal
church. The young couple returned TO
camp Thursday evening. A reception was
| given in their honor Friday at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs Gus Gabrielson. a cozy
| home is awaiting the bride at Highland
! Boy, where Mr.. Lundy is actively en-
cipients Of many handsome and useful
| presents. Congratulations and best wish
es for bright and unclouded future are
extended to them by their many friends.
Mrs. F. Kent Smith has returned from
| her visit with her sister, Mrs. George
| Luft Of Mercur.
The children of the NJ. E. Sunday school
| Observed Christmas Sunday morning by
a musical programme and presentations
of gifts to their enrolled members.
Misses May and Ruth Bougard were
| city visitors Wednesday.
DR.. and Mrs. r. {. Smiley We're at the
capital Wednesday to attend the Ben
| Hur' production.
Christmas tree laden with gifts in
to the children Of Carr Fork. Friday
evening, at the new Swedish Lutheran
| church.
DR.. A. L. Inglesby was among the visi
tors to Zion Wednesday.
Postmaster c. H Roberts and wife re-
tu ned Thursday from a brief trip to
the city.
The Christmas dance held Monday even
ing at the New Canyon hall marked an
era in the history of the Old Reliable.
| The spacious hall was agloW with many
shaded lights in our national colOrs. The
| realization of this much-talked-of dedica-
tory ball was all that had been antici-
pated by its town people. About 800 guests
| graced the occasion. Excellent music
was furnished by Held's orchestra OF Salt
| Lake.
Mrs Alkaline scoviIle entertained most
pleasantly Christmas Covers were laid
for seven, guests of honor being Messrs.
Thad Ireland and Alexander Goliath of
/ Salt Lake.
Mrs A. Marriott and Mrs. J. Marriott
enjoyably entertained about thirty-five
| guests at cards Thursday evening at the
| home of the former. Dainty prizes were
awarded to Mrs. Sam Bush and A Mar
riOtt, Mrs. Raleigh and Mr.. Grill, while
consultations fell to Mrs. Mark Clays and
G. Grill. Refreshments were served.
| Miss McKellican, teacher at the Dali
ton & Lark is visiting her parents at
Dr.. and Mrs F. r. straup were at the
Miss Ray Jenkins of Salt Lake is WIS.,
iting her aunt. Mrs. A E. Alexander.
Thursday.
Thursday.
The Misses Bartlett of Mammoth have
returned home after visit with their
Mrs. A Arden was at Zion Thurs
day.
Mrs. Eliza FELTON, was a city visitor
during the week.
| A. Z. Alexander was at the capital the
! latter part of the week.
| Captain Duncan MacVichie is spending
the holidays with his family at Los An
geles, Cal.