The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-18
BINGHAM.

The Womau's Unity club and friends
Will be entertained at bridge whist 11es-
day evening at the home of Mrs. M1chael
Fitzgerald Mrs. AGaline Scoville off1ci-
The Bingham Whist club viii be EN-
tertained Thursday, March y. with Mr..
and Mrs Feherubach as hosts.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brink royalty en-
tertained the Bingham Whist club at
their commodiOus home Wednesday even
ing. Tall vases of carnations and ferns
graced the rooms. Tally cards modelled
after the proverbial shamrock were
drawn by the guests; TRY bows were as
signed TO the successful winners as marks
of progression, and he was indeed Tor
tunate who scored seven to MS cred1t
served at the tables during the progress
Of the games. Most elaborate prizes Were
won By Mrs. Feherub2ch and Mr. w M
Smith; second prizes fell to Mrs. T. T..
Dudley and A. L. Hea5tOn, and consola-
tons were won by Mrs. c. l. Country
man and J. G. Wood. Lunch was served
upon small tables. and bows of st. Pat
rick green adorned the iunch ciothS,
while the napkins. with borders of sham
rock. suggested the Emerald Isle. The
occasion was in every way most pleas
ant affair.
Messrs. Frank Fairholm, Thomas Ev-
ans and James Beck were hosts at the
home of Mrs. James Richards, Wednes-
day evening, in compliment to the BE
Lively Whist club, of which they are
members. The occasion was the conclu-
sion of a series of about twelve very
evening were awarded to Mrs Thomas
Evans and g. J. Stil1man- Special prizes
of honor were awarded for the highest
score for the series The most successful
ones proved to be Mrs. NJ c. Christen-
sen and James Beck, while the next in
honor were Mr.. and Mrs. A Jensen. The
most unfortunate victims Tor the series
proved to be Mrs John Evans and
Charles Sneide-. A dainty lunch was
served. The guests departed at late
hour declaring the hosts royal entertain
Mrs. c. W Varney of American Fork
arrived in camp Tuesday, called here by
the illness of her son, George. who is
sick with pneumonia at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. c. H Roberts.
Mrs. J. Osler of Highland Boy most
charmingIy entertained the Highland Boy
Whist club at her home Thursday even
ing. Dainty prizes were awarded and an
enjoyable lunch served
Mr. and Mrs A V Anderson were
among city visitors the latter part of the
week
Mrs. A. W Forman and daughter Olive
were among city sojourners Friday
Mr. and Mrs a D. Atkinson were
among visitors to Zion Monday.
Miss Letd Wakeham was at the city
+ the first of the week.
/ Mrs. VIII Clays and Mrs. Rem Jenk-
ms who were called to the Junction by
the death of their father, Mr. Bennett,
I have returned home.
Mrs. w. W. Breckon and Mrs. James
] Richards who have been at the city sew
/ eraI DAYS returned home Tuesday.
Mrs. Charlie Brink has for her house
/ guests Misses Juliet and Mira Convey Of
/ Salt Lake
/ Forrest Darrenougue has been i'll the
past week at his home, threatened will
pneumonia.
/ Miss Julia Walker. Miss Burns, Miss
/ Allen. Miss McDonOugh, J. c. Wood an6
f z. Dudley were at the capital Fri
/ day in the interest of school work.
/ Mrs. Charlie Brink has returned from
her jaunt to the city.
Miss Rose Stephens, formerly of Bing
ham, is spending the month in Los An
geles. Cal.
/ Mrs Eliza Warren was up from TIT
capitaI the first of the week
Mrs. Joseph Derwill was at the city Sat
DR.. J.. A. Dowd, who has been assO
ciated with the Latter-day Saints hOspi
tai of Salt Lake as house physician. i
at present assisting DR.. r. G. Smedley
during DR.. J. w. -ROthwelTs absence
Mrs w NJ Smith spent several day
at the city during the week
Mrs II. w. Hunt of Ogden, who ha
| been a house guest of her sister, Mrs
/ III. J. Robinson, returned to her home tn
first of the week. 800
/ Miss Maggie Evans of Upper Bingham
/ was most pleasantly surprised Saturda'
evening. at the home Of her parents. MI
E / and Mrs John Evans The occasion wa
in honor Of the young Iadys birthday
The evening was eniOved in playing whist
The first prizes fell to Miss Florenc