The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-25
WEEKS SOCIAL
HAPPENINGS IN
TOWNS OF STATE
Continued from Page 2.

Ray kenner presided and the evenings
programme was opened by a rousing cho-
rus by the primary children.
Mrs HOll1Way and sister, Miss McEiIIi-
can, have returned from their haunt to
the city ~
George lie Cheminant of Salt Lake ar
rived IN camp Sunday to fill the vacancy
at the Upper Bingham school caused nv
the resignation of A. q. McCIoskv
Mrs. ). s Jones was among CITY So
JCurners during the week
Mr. and Mrs. A V Anderson snant
Monday at the capital
The next study session of the Woman
Unity club will be held at the home of
Mrs. A W Formau u
tain the Bingham Whist club Thursda,-
evening March %. in the reception rooms
Of the New Canyon hall
Mr. and Mrs Louis S. Gates have re-
turned from their jaunt to the CITY.
Mrs Archie Orem has returned after
two. weeks visit with relatives at the
pital.
Alice hive No. 16. Lady Maccsbees. held
installation ceremonies at the lodge
rooms Thursday afternoon. after which
an enjoyable game of progressive whist
was entered into Very pretty prizes
were awarded to Mrs Lloyd. Mrs. w.
Clark and Mrs Morton. a dainty lunch
was served to about thirty guests
Dr.. A. l.. Inglesby and brother G. E
lnglesby, were among visitors to the me-
trOpoIis Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Gebeaut of Dalton
d Lark were camp visitors Thursday
Mrs Palmquist of Kansas Civ. who
has been in Los Angeles the past month.
is expected to arrive in Bingham SAT-
be house guest of Mrs Victor Eckman
Fred Drew spent several days with his
sister, Mrs. J. G. Dick of Salt Lake dur
ing the week
Mrs Roland Gibson is spending the
week at the capital
Mrs. Michael Fitzgerald assisted by
Mrs. Alkaline Scoville, entertained the
Womans Unity club and friends most
The rooms were made bright by vases of
carnations and ferns. Dainty prizes were
awarded to Miss Lizzie Fitzgerald Mrs
Frances Quinn. Mrs. Gus Gabrienson and
Mrs E. Z. Du Hey. consolation prize fell
to Mrs @ H Gillette A word contest
followed, the one receiving highest score
winning first prize. Mrs. f. E. Dudley
being the recipient. A most eniOya BILE
lunch was served to about thirty guests.
Mrs. Chtarles Heberer. who has been
seriously iii the past month, is thought
to be now on the road TO recOverq-
Mrs. H J. Robinson spent the week at
the capital and attended the Pauline Hall
performance Tuesday with a party Of
friends
Mr.. and Mrs. E G. Fehrenbach enter
tair the Bingham Whist club at Canyon
hall Thursday evening. March %
Mrs. II. J. Robinson has returned from
her iaGnt to the city
MIS- Louis Gates maze 4 brief STAY IN
the city the first of the week.
Frank Perry and family recently CT
Butte. Mont. are now located in the Old
Reliable.
The Order of Washington will entertain
their members at cards Tuesday evening.
March q.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Hair of Highland
Boy entertain the Whist club at their
coy home Thursday evening. March %
A. L. Heaston was at the city Friday
and on his return was acCOmpanied by
his daughter. Miss Mona HeaStou.
Mrs. Angelina Holster of Salt Lake was
visiting fri 1ds in camp the first Of the
week.
Mrs Joseph Lerwill was at the capital
Saturday.
The eighth wedding anniversary of Mr.
and Mrs Harry J. Robinson was cele-
brated last Saturday evening by a party
of friends of the newspaper man and his
wife who gathered in the pretty home in
Markham The parlors were decorated
with cut flowers. pink and green ruling.
and the same color scheme was observed
in the confections and ices served dur
ing the evening. Music and whist were
the diversions of the evening.