The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-18
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/ ingly Saturday evening. Fun and froiic
were the order of the evening Many
games, guessing contests and a cara
game, pig, were some Of the pieasurapIe
| events Ernest Dean won first prize IN
| pig, while the successful contestants
/ in guessing how many beans in a bottle
4 fell to Miss Blanche Coakley and Nefn
Clays- A dainty lunch was enjoyed by
i about sixteen young friends. y
Mrs c S. Pearson has returned from
/ her visit TO the city,
/ Mrs William Robinson. who left last
week for American Fork to attend the
Adams-Harmon wedding, returned satur-
Mrs N. E Hilemaa was city pilgrim
Mr.. and Mrs. Groesbeck and family left
/ Sunday for Springville
J Jay Mitchell made a brief trip TO zion
/ the latter part Of the week
Mrs. J. w. Booth OF Murray, VINO mas
! been a guest of Mrs Booth Of Highland
! Boy, and in whose honor the Ruttles-
! Booth reception was held Saturday, re-
/ turned home Monday, after q most Pleas
ant visit with Highland Boy friends.
Mrs. Emil DundquiSt has returned from
her visit to the city
/ Mrs. Johnnie Jimpson entertafns the
Highland Boy Whist club at her home
/ Thursday evening, Feb. %
Emil Jensen of Highland Boy made a
brief trip to the city Friday.
| Joseph Dederichs Of Salt Lake was
/ visitor to the Old Reliable Wednesday.
Mrs. A J. Minnette was among city pill
grims during the week, returning home
/ Wednesday.
| The many friends OF Miss Lizzie F1tz-
gerald regret to learn of her serious Ill
ness and attack of appendicitis.
Mrs. Lizzie Roberts of Salt Lake has
been a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Rob-
/ Mrs J. Ostler of Highland Boy has re-
turned from her brief stay at the cap
itaL
from her jaunt to the metropolis
! Mike Gibbons was at the capital on
Monday.
Mrs. R L. Herrick was down to the
city Tuesday, returning on the afternoon
/ Miss Leta Wakeham was most pleas
antly surprised at her home Saturday
evening by about twenty Of her friends.
The evening was enj0yably spent in play
ing games and in social chat. An appe-
thing spread was highly appreciated by
i c. H Gabrielson, who has been quite
i'll the past week, is convaleSclng.
A. V. Anderson, G. H Roberts. Charlie
Brink Judge G. E Les L.. A T, Williams d.h1s
were at the capital Monday to attend the
Lincoln banquet.
Mrs. Frank Heffernan has returned
, from brief stay with relatives in the
Dr.. A, Honander was among city Wis
: itors this week.
Mrs, B. Trathen series tea Tuesday,
March s. the proceeds to go for the benefit
OF the Rathbone Sisters lodge.
Mrs. +. z. Dudley entertains the Bing-
ham, Whist club Thursday. March l. at
the home of Mrs. C.. E Adderley-
The next study session Of the Woman S
Unity club viii be held at the home of
Mrs. Alkaline ScOville.
Fred Herman of the Telegraph was
among the visitors to Zion for the week.
D. T. TeachenOr returned Monday from
a short stay at the capital
: Mr. and Mrs. Henry Goodwin have re-
turned from a visit TO Evanston, Wyo.
Mrs. J. p. Taylor is up from Ogden
visiting old friends.
Mrs. ]. B. Graham of Salt Lake was the
house guest of Mrs A. W. Forman dur
ing the week
Mrs. A. T. Williams enjoyed visit
from her mother, Mrs. Olsen of Salt Lake,
Miss Beth Critchlow and Miss welby,
who have been visiting Mrs, g. Z. Chan
der, have returned to Salt Lake
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Stokes left camp
Wednesday for the Junction.
Anton Christensen was among Monday S
outgoing pilgrims for Provo.
Ruth Rebekah lodge has made every
, ! arrangements TO give a whist party at
Society hall Tuesday evening. Feb q.
! Most elaborate prizes will be awarded and
= a good time assured
z Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Zion were hosts at
: a most artistically appointed Valentine
: whist party at their home Tuesday even
ing. The affair was in compliment TO
: are members. About twenty guests
2 graced the occasion Prizes were won by
Mrs. WOrthingtOn Clark. Mr.. c. L. Coun-
E tryman, Mrs. Feh-enbach ard Mr. A. l.
I Heaston; consultations fell to Mrs. c, H
I Roberts and Mr.. WoTthington Clark. A
delicious lunch was served.
I Mrs. E Z. Dudley and Mrs. G. J. Min
nette entertained Friday evening in com
{ pliment to the Woman's Unity club and
' friends.
Lindsey Fouger. nephew Of Mrs. A. w
5 Forman, was over from Garfield during
! Mrs. ]. RuttIes and Mrs. c. Booth en-.
t tertained many friends at the cosy home
s Of Mrs. Ruttles Saturday afternoon In
honor of Mrs. ]. W. Booth of Murray
D Whist was the game played. The frs
prize winner was Mrs Jack Hair; the
: second highest score fell to Mrs. Johnnie
Jimpson, Jr. Dainty refreshments were
a served to about twenty-five guests.
$ Mrs. II. ]. Robinson was a guest of hel
= sister, Mrs. H. J. Hunt, of Ogden, during
S the first OF the week.
Mrs. Carl Harmon (nee Adarns) ar
9 rived in camp Wednesday from American
0 Fork Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon are located
a at Mrs. Eli Porters.
3 Mrs. Roland Gibson and baby returned
y the latter part OF the week from the
e Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Jensen of HIGHLAND
: Boy entertained Wednesday at an ami
g versaTy dinner at the Del Monte cafe
d ent were: Messrs. and Mezdames Georg,
Christopherson, Dell Fe1kell, G. Cunning
a ham, Tracy Cryst, Misses D. Burns anC
= Hooper Messrs. Charlie Hague, Rolant
: Gibson, Edwin Zwickey, Howard sawd!
a and z. IsaacsOn.
Mrs. Fuge of Dalton and Lark wa
r among city visitors for the week
2 Mrs. Louis Gates returned Wednegda,
+ from q brief stay at the capital
q Mrs. l. Brooks Vincent visited tn
e Bingham schools Friday and gave 8 serie
| of object lesson exhibits and special mat
r iLees at the ward meeting house Frida,
d and Saturday, IN which she was highl!
+ entertaining She related personal ex
periences of life in the Arctic; Eskim
! costumes, their handicraft, and curiou
e inventions, all going to make the exhibi
q of high educational value, and for tn
+ mute appeal # bears from the inhabitant
/ of the Land of the Midnight Sun.
About twenty-five Eagles were visitor
. to the Junction Monday night when the,
/ assisted in instituting the new aerie o
4 Eagles. About fifty prominent men joine,
4 the order and a jolly good time was hat
& and continued until the wee sma' hours o
morn.
= S. W. Sawyers of Salt Lake, who ha
2 been in camp the past ten days, the CUES
Il Of r. E Marble, returned to the cit,
I Thursday