The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-24

I. T., was in camp during the week
and delivered a most interesting dis
course al TIE II. E. Church.
Frank Stringham has returned from
lis visit in Provo. Mrs. S.ringham viii
visit friends in ogden before returning
home
Mrs. Irwin. Wolfe was at the capital
| during the week.
Mrs. W ". Gays and children are
spending the week at Zion.
Mrs. c. II. IsashbroOk returned to her
home in the city Friday.
Mrs. Joseph Ruttles has had as her
house guests the Misses Hague of Salt
Lake City during the week
Miss Fonger. niece of Mrs. a W
FOrman, arrived in camp Saturday
from Wisconsin and is en- route for her.
home at Garfield. Wash. Miss Forger
will possibly spend the week in camp.
Mr.. and Mrs Michael Gibbons left
during the week for an indefinite stay
at Mineral Point, Wis and viii visit
friends in Illinois and Missouri before
returning home
DR.. A. L. Inglesby has returned from
his outing up Weber canyon
Ruth Rebekah lodge held It's regular
meeting in Society hall Tuesday even
ing and elected the following officers for
the ensuing year: Mrs. John Jimpson
ST. noble grand: Mrs. Gus Gabrielson,
vice grand; DR.. W. ". Stockham. sec
rotary: Mrs. A. W. Forman treasurer
After the adjournment of the lodge the
members enjoyed q supper at the Grill
About eleven guests were present.
Mrs. Fields has returned from her
brief stay in the city
H. J. Edwards and wife Of Salt Lake
were camp visitors Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Jensen and chill
dren are enjoying a ten days camping
trip up Logan canyon.
Mrs. Charles Bagley has had her
niece, Miss Price. visiting her the past
week
c. E. Inglesby. Rev. Dexter and Mr..
Warren left Tuesday for the Crow In
dian reservation, Montana, and expect
to be absent about ten DAYS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan jenkins of East
Jordan drove up Friday and were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Bush, re-
turning home Sunday
The home of Mrs. Fred Aldrich OF
Highland Boy was the scene of a most
pleasantly arranged afternoon whist
party recently. The decorations were
most attractive, carnations and ferns
being used to beautify the rooms. The
most successful jugglers in the mystic
res of whist were Mrs. RuttIes and
Mrs. Dell FeQkell. A dainty lunch was
served TO about sixteen guests
Mrs. Jenkins and daughter of Bling.
ham Junction wers guests of Mrs. r
l. Herrick for the week
W. d. Clays arrived the first of the
week from BlackhOrse. New Mr. Gays
expects to return to BIackhorse the lat.
ter part Of the week
The Order of Washington met Tues
day evening in the lodge rooms and
elected their officers for the ensuing six
months. After adjournment the MEM
bers were served with ice cream as the
guests of Secretary J. W. Essex
Mrs Joe Sands and mother Mrs
Shafer. returned Tuesday from jaunt
to the city.
Mrs. Holl lway and sister. Miss Nc
Killican, left Saturday for a visit I'm
Helena. Mont
Cornelius Coakley and Miss Della
CoakIey- are visiting Mr. CoakIey's
daughter, Mrs Frank Gibeaut of Stock
ton.
Mrs. Fahrni and daughter of High
land Boy we're at the city Monday
Mrs. Phil Raleigh returned home
Monday from a visit at the city.
Mrs. s. S Jones was al the capital
Wednesday
Over $50 tickets were sold Thursday
for the Eagle excursion. many small
picnic parties and theater parties of six
or more friends had been ARRANGED and