The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-20
BINGHAM.

al al 6lQeS EneEe IS general comment
on its infOrmality and snap which most
balls lack. The hall was lavishly decor
ated IN the club cOlOrs-red and yellow
lntermingled with japanese lanterns,
which shed a soft and mellow light upon
the gay thrOng. Coy corners with the
same artistic settings Of colOTs ard lights
furnished pleasant hooks for the dancers.
Booths were decorated IN the same color
scheme, in which were served delicious
punch bOuffet, during the evening The
Fort Douglas orchestra was a treat that
dance lovers did not fail TO appreciate A
sumptUous banquet was served at the
cCmmodioUs and elegantly appointed din
ing room Of the Hotel ElmeTtOn- Thus
closed the first club dance Of the Eutre
Mrs. W. J. Craig was up from the city
Thursday TO attend the Entire Nous ball
Mrs. COughlan, teacher at Upper Bing-
ham, was at the city SATURDAY
Mrs. F. E Straup returned during the
week from launt 10 the city.
Miss Selma FineL has returned to her
home at the Junction after a weeks visit.
Mrs W S Cannon was at the city dU-
ring the week, the guest of her daughter,
Mrs Berry.
Mrs. oscar Christopherson and little
Miss May ChristOphersOn were Salt Lake
visitors Monday.
Mrs Frank stringham IS visiting in Og-
den.
Mrs. schIipp has had for her house
guests. Mrs. Shemons and little daughter,
Miss Burton and Miss Stole from Salt
Lake during the week
Mrs A ". CUshmSn returned the lat
ter part OF the week from a jaunt to the
city.
Mrs. Erwin VOL. was at the city Mon
R l. Herrick was at the Junction Sun
S. z. sowadsky was among sojourners
Mrs S. S. Jones and daughter. Ina. re-
turned home the latter part Of the week
from the city.
Mr. and Mrs. Haskins. late arrivals
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surprise party Monday evening at the
home Of Mrs. HssEins' mother, Mrs
Johnnie Jimpson- Music, cards and chat
helped 10 while away the hours. Re
freshments were served to about twenty
five guests.
The order Of Washington will give d
rooms at Canyon hall
Little Miss Daisy AddeTley entertained
about a dOzea young friends Saturday
afternoon in honor OF her eighth birth
day. Games and a feast Of sweets were
the pleasant features Of the occasion for
the little folks
Mrs, Anderson Of Upper Bingham has
returned from neT city ulp-
Mrs. William Robinson left Sunday for
Iona, Ida, called there By the death Of a
sisters child
The Woman's Unity club held an inter
esung literary session Tuesday at the
home Of Mrs. Z. z. Dudley Topics for
the evening were readings from the writ
lngS OF Eliza Cook and a discussion Of
How to Preserve HAPPINESS in the
Home Mrs. Victor Eckman was chair
man Of the evening The next meeting
will be held at the home of Mrs Albert
M5rriOtts. Mrs Johnnie Fitzgerald chair
man.
Mr. and Mrs. Mcclure Of Columbus. o.:
Misses Williams and Dick Of GAINESVILLE.
o. have been house guests Of DR.. and
Mrs F E Straup during the week, Ieav-
ing camp Thursday for the coast
Rev. Or. Talbot Of Salt Lake was in
camp Sunday and held services at the
NJ z church. The last Sunday of this
month fTateTn3l services viii be held at
the NJ Z. church at S o'clock
A most informal ard jolly time was
that saturday evening, when WenOua
lodge POCGhOntas entertained a few in
vIted guests and members at cards and
an appetiZIng lunch Prizes fell to Mrs
Porter. Henry Thomas. Mrs. DunsmOTe
and E E Dudley Laughable COusOla-
tons were awarded to Mrs. Marriott and
Charles Gabrielson- About thirty guests
Mesdames Wilcox and Johns entertained
most delightfully."- at the home Of the lat
ter recently, games. music and chat speed
ing the hours. About eighteen guests en-
joyed dainty refreshments
George z Chandler and daughter. Miss
Bessie, returned Wednesday from an eX-
tended trip through Japan, China and the
Postmaster c. H Roberts returned Fri
day from his brief stay In Los Angeles
Cal
The public schools of Bingham are hold
ing their final examinations. Examiner
Gardner is up from the city and is CON
Quoting the eighth grade examinations.
Mrs O. T. MerryIleld. who has been
in Phoenix, Ariz., for the winter has re-
turned Home. Mr.. Merryfield has also
returned from his six. weeks stay III
Idaho and Washington
Mrs. William Earle returned Sunday to
Ter home in Murray.
Alice hive Lady MaCCa bees. is enjoy
ing a boom IN its order twenty new mem
bers having been Initiated in the last
two weeks and more new members to
come.
The annual session Of the grand lodge
Knights Of Pythias, was held in Murray
May 10 Those attending from the local
lodge were lIeSSTs. J. T. Dean. Bleviu
Heberer, Oscar Holster, Joe Sands and
Mesdames Laura S. johnson, Winnie T.
Brown and Miss COttam of Salt Lake.
who were in camp Friday and assisted in
the Y. L. NJ. l. "A. concert have returned
home.
The Rathbone Sisters gave a surprise
party at the home of Mrs, @. TAYLOR in
honor Of Mr. and Mrs Cornell, who have
lately arrived from the stricken city,
Whist was the amusement of the even
ing Prizes were won by Mrs Heberer
and Mr.. Christensen. Consultations fell
10 Mrs Christensen and Mr.. Taylor A
delicious lunch was served TO about TWEEN
~ guests.
Mrs. Sorenson and Mrs. w 3 Rich
ardsOn were city visitors during the week
The. grand concert given at the l. D.
5 meeting house Friday. evening was the
most largely attended affair of its kind
ever given IN Bingham. Seating cana
city was out Of the question; dozens were /
standing in the aisIes or seated in win
dOWs and numbers. We're forced 10 return
TO their homes The affair Melted over
SIS 70 che Relief society. The holder of
the lucky ticket on the quilt proved 10 be
Mrs Farney of Highland Boy.
Mrs. y. c. Hair returned Thursday from
the capital
Otto Kappeie returned Thursday from
a Jaunt 20 the city.
Mrs. II. J. Robinson was among city
sOJOurners the latter part of the week
MT. and Mrs Albert FUge Of Dalton
& Lark royalty entertained about forty
Of their friends at banquet and hop
at their home recently, the occasion be- /
ing IN celebration of their fOrtieth we'd .
ding anniversary. American Beauty .
roses and carnations were the decorations 4
and cast ruby glow upon the heavily F.
laden banQueting board The color scheme /
throughout was ruby, with q setting OF I.
ferns ana was most suggestive Of the oc- /
CasiOu liz celebration Mr. and Mrs Fure 4
were presented with a handsome present /
by their many friends during the evening +
Mrs. Bertrand of Spokane Wash aDtaT- 4