The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-04

secretary, Mrs. Clara I. Moore. Of Salt
Lake
A. V. Anderson is again able to be out.
after a brief illness.
j. Il. Stephens returned to camp Tues
day, after spending few days with his
family at the capital
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Brink viii be
hosts March II in honor Of the Bingham
Whist club.
C. E. Adderiey has returned from his
iaunt to the city.
Warren Wilt has returned from his
brief soJourn to Arizona
H. y. Standish was among the Wis
itors to the Old Reliable from the city
during the week
George bookings Of Highland Boy was
In the city Monday.
The schools of Bingham will in the
near future have telephones installed.
The phone at the lower school is now in
operation, and before the end of the
week those at the Upper Bingham, Dali
ton & Lark and Highland Boy schools
will be in working order.
J. c. Wood was at the capital the lat
ter part of the week.
Miss Dollikns Burns was among city
sotourners Saturday to attend the operas
at the Salt Lake theatre.
Mrs. Otto Kappelle was at the city dur
ing the week, returning Sunday.
Mrs Joe Merriott, who has been q
guest of her sister, Mrs. Albert Merriott,
the past ten days, has returned to her
home in Park City.
Mrs. G. Z. Mitchell and Miss Johnson.
who were among the guests at the Order
of Washington dance, have returned to
the city
Mrs. Michael Fitzgerald and Mrs. Ada
line Scoville entertain the WOman's
Unity club at its next social session at
the home of the former.
Mrs. Frank Holiway and sister, Miss
Mackillican, have returned from their
brief sOjourn to Zion.
The knights Of Pythias will run spe-
S7TT T~1I-n
Tuesday, March 6. to enable all those
who wish to attend the Damon and
Pythias' production to do so.
The study session of the WOman's
Unity club will be held Tuesday evening,
March g. at the home Of Mrs. Alkaline
ScOville.
Mrs w. ]. Craig has returned to her
home in the city, after a brief visit with
Mrs. Dell FenkelI.
The Bingham Whist club was enter
tained Thursday evening at the home Of
Mrs. G. e. Adderley. Mrs. z. E. Dudley,
hostess. About fOrty-five members and
guests of the club were present Prizes
for the highest score fell to Miss Lizzie
COakley and DR.. Stockham. The next in
honor were won by Mrs. Anna MCGUIRE
and Mr.. A. L. Heaston. Laughable con-
solutions fell to Mrs. c. L. Countryman
and Henry Thomas. Refreshments were
served.
The Ruth Rebekah lodge whist party
was one of the most pleasant of the
week many social affairs. MOSJ el9D-
crate prizes were won by Mrs. c. II. Rob
erts and E Z. Dudley, Mrs. d. 7. Teach
enor and Mr.. HiIeman; consultations were
awarded to Mrs. Anna MCGUIRE and Mr..
Fred Bemis. A dainty lunch was served
to about fifty-five guests.
The Ladies Relief society viii soon
have new and commodious quarters in
which they can serve their afternoon
teas and give their other social affairs.
Two large rooms are under construction
adjoining the ward meeting house.
Mrs E. S. Culver returned Tuesday
from her trip to the city.
The Be Lively club party was postponed
from Thursday night to Monday evening,
March ., due to the heavy snowstOrm.
Mr.. and Mrs John Evans are hosts.
Miss Julia Walker, teacher at the
Lower Bingham school, received word
from Salt Lake Friday of the critical
illness of her brother, who was operated
upon for appendicitis. Miss Walker left
on the afternoon train for the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Clays are rejoicing
over the arrival of a son. the stork hav-
ing visited their home Wednesday.
Miss Ina Clays and Miss Black have
returned from their jaunt to the city
]. b. Stephens was called to the city
Wednesday by the serious illness and
death Of his son, Arthur. who sucCumbed
to pneumonia after a brief illness.
The stork was a visitor to the Osborne
home at Highland Boy Tuesday, leaving
little daughter