The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-25
BINGHAM.

BiNGH NJ.
The order of Washington dance was a
scene of brilliancy and gayety Thursday
evening. when a thrOng of dance lovers
assembled in honor and cOmmemOration
of the day. Canyon hall was brilliantly
Illuminated and artistically decorated in
the national coiors and flags. A most
excellent oil painting of George WashlnS-
ton graced the most conspicuous space
in the hall, while flags, tiny and large,
floated from chandelier and ceiling.
Booths gayly feStOOned and presided over
BY pretty maidens offered souvenirs OF
tiny hatchetS to the fair guests, While
an opposite booth ably presided over by
Mrs. A. T.. Alexander and charmlngly
assisted by young maidens. served punch
and was one of the enjoyable features or
the evenings entertainment Under the
direction of c. L. COUntryman most
appetiZing banquet was served IN the
dining parIor of the hall. Excellent mu-
sic was furnished by the State University
band. The guests departed at a late
hour for their homes with a general ex-
preston that the affair had been one OF
the most pleasUrable given in the hall.
Miss DoiIickins Burns was among city
visitors Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Hill returned
Wednesday from a brief stay at Salt
Lake.
Mrs. E e Dudley entertains the
Bingham Whist club Thursday evening
at the home of Mrs. c e. Adderley-
Mrs John Evans of Upper Bingham
entertains the Be Lively club Wednes-
day evening
Mrs. Mitchell and Miss Johnson of Salt
Lake were up Thursday to attend the
Order of Washington dance.
Miss Rena Crawford charmingly enter
tanned the Be Lively club of Upper
Bingham at the home of Mrs. Beerman
Wednesday evening. Whist was the game
PLAYED; Pretty prizes were d aW N9r - 70
Stillman. Mrs. A. Jensen and Mr.. j: H.
Evens A dainty lunch was served TO
about twenty-eight guests.
hn
planned a most successful surprise party
on their leader, Ray kenner, FRIDAY
evening at his home The time was spent
pleasantly in cards. music and social
about twenty guests.
Mrs. A McPhee was return visitor
from the city Thursday
The Misses Chegwidden Juha walker
Dollickins Burns, Nellie McEvoy and j.
c. Wood enjoyed a horseback ride 10 the
Dalton & Lark Sunday.
Mrs J. w De Ford of Caliente, New,
was visiting with friends during the
Mrs. F. Kent Smith returned Tuesday
from a brief trip TO the city
The children of the primary Will give
their entertainment March 10 at the ward
meeting house.
Edwin Zwickey of Highland Boy ex-
poets to soon have his family costly set
tied in their new home.
Arthur Cook one Of Binghams old
residenters, was up from Provo for a Few
Miss Anna Geffen has returned from
her pleasant visit with friends at the
city.
Mrs. Ernest Bush is visiting her par
ents at Benjamin, Utan- -
Miss Cora Hooking ia visiting MISS
Selma F'ineH at the Junction >
Miss Margaret McDOnOugh spent sat
urday with relatives at the capital
MIR and Mrs. George Bishop of Salt
1 Lake are guests of Mrs BlShOpS moIh-
/ er, Mrs. Wakeham-
Mrs N E Hilman had for her house
| guest her sister of Salt Lake.
Mrs w. J. Craig of Salt. Lake was up
| Thursday for the Order Of Washington
/ dance. -,
/ ton & Lark to attend the Order OF WASH
/ ington dance Thursday
/ Mrs. Louis Gates returned MONDAY
/ from a brief stay at the CITY - ,.o,,zo
/ Mrs. A T Williams had for heT mouse
/ guest her father Mr.. Olsen Of Salt Lake
! the first of the week
/ Mrs William Myers was at the meIrop-
/ oils the first of the week
! Mr.. and Mrs David TeachnOr are the
! guests of Mrs. c. H. LashbrOok at the
/ capital -
/ Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lundy was at the
! city during the week -,
/ Miss Nora Heaston returned TO the
/ capital Sunday
/ The Order of Washington will hold
/ their first meeting in their new quarters
| at CANYON hall Tuesday evening, teb- q:
| Billy Robins and family of Highland
! Boy have moved into tneT new qudL Cel ,
/ up Markham.
H NJ. Atkinson, superintendent of the
| New England, was at the city for brief
| stay Tuesday
| Ruth Rebekah lodge entertain at whist
/ Tuesday evening, Feb. p, most elaborate
/ prizes will be awarded and a dehclouS
| lunch served This society never falls to
/ shine in its social functions.
Mrs. Charles Roper was at Zion Tues
day. -.
| ing friends at Salt Lake.
Mrs Tragascar was among city VISITORS
/ Tuesday
The Fireman's dance to be given at
! CANYON hall Wednesday evening. FEB.
| % is looked forward to with great an
tfcipation by Bingham's dance goers, and
will no doubt mark the era of one or the
most pleasant affairs
Mr. and Mrs. George Bishop of Salt
Lake were guests of Mrs. Wakehan
/ Thursday mother of Mrs. Bishop.
Mrs R c. Smedley attended the ban
Duet of the Daughters of the Revolution
at the capital Thursday
Mrs William Sarle was up from Muir
raw Thursday. guest of Mrs. Christensen
of Upper Bingham.