The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-31

ing of the club viii be April s, at the |
home of Mrs. w. S. Cannon.
Mrs. Lambert and daughter, Miss
Gene, left camp Tuesday for SaIt Lake. |
where they will reside.
Mrs. Foster had visiting her during
the week her daughter. Miss Leila.
Ruth Rebecca lodge No. of BinS-
ham canyon elected delegates Tuesoay
evening to attend the grand lodge at
PROMO next month. Mrs. Zion and Mrs.
Minnetti were the choice of the meet
ing. Mrs. James Richards will accom-
pany them and will represent Rachael
lodge No. 26 of Upper Bingham.
Mrs. A. V. Anderson was hostess
Sunday at a prettily appointed dinn<r.
Covers were laid for seven.
Mrs. ]. c. Lynch, wife of the en-
greer who lost his life in the wreck of
engine No. l on the Copper Belt, left
camp Tuesday afternoon for Green
wood, Colo, where she will remain IN
definitely visiting relatives and friends.
Dr. n. c. Ray and family are ex-
pected TO arrive in camp the first OF the
month, and will occupy the Casteman
/ residence, DIR. Castleman and family
removing to the city.
! Mr. and Mrs. Archie J. Orem enter
| tanned at dinner Sunday in their
charmingly appointed new home. The
| guest of honor was DR.. R. c. Smedley,
| the event celebrating his birthday an
niversaTy. Covers were laid for SIX
| Mrs. Ben Anderson was surprised at
her home Saturday evening. A most
pleasant time was enjoyed IN soclaI
| chat and an informal game OF whist
After lunch the guests took their de-
partuTe.
| Mrs. c. L. Countryman and children
went 10 Salt Lake Tuesday TO spend
several days with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Hunt arrived in
Bingham Friday from Denver, ne TO
assume the business management or
the Bulletin. Nj. Hunt comes with the
| highest recommendations. his WlIe Is
the sister of Mrs. H. j. Robinson,
whose home they now occupy in Mark
ham gulch.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry J. Robinson ana
infant daughter will move into the
Convey flats on the LIST of April.
Mr. and Mrs. John JimpsOn, jr., have
returned from their trip to Hot Springs,
Ark, and Mrs. Jimpson and little girl,
Laura are now at st. Marks hospital
in Salt Lake. Laura was taken sick
out the other side of Denver and IL was
necessary to call a physician, but no
| permanent relief was received and she
|. was hurried through to Salt Lake and
placed in the hospital there. 1t is
thought that she has contracted ty-
: phOid fever.
Walter Ward, who has been confined
to his home for some time, was re-
t moved to St. Marks hospital Monday
: evening for treatment. Morris Lee ac-
companied him to Salt Lake, and Mrs.
! Ward went in Tuesday TO remain for a
time, which she will devote to bring
l ing about his speedy recovery
, The Misses Edwards were up from
t the city Sunday, and spent the day in
= camp guests of Miss Alice Fitzgerald.
. The Whist club will be entertained
: Friday evening. April 3, at the home
= of Mr.. and Mrs. f. Z. Dudley.
D The next informal gathering of the
) Social club will be held Tuesday even
g ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. W. S.
Cannon.
1 Mrs. Emil Jensen charmingly enter
tanned many friends at her cosy home
: Tuesday afternoon.
| The members of Rachael Rebehah
{ lodge l. Q. o. F. chartered the stage
Tuesday night and rode to Bingham
10 pay a fraternal visit to their sister
lodge of the lower town. A good time
: is reported.
! The ever pleasant social dance was
/ given at Canyon hall, Friday evening
and a goodly number tripped the light
r fantastic until a late hour.
2 Mr.. and rs. Hansen have returned
Z ]
S visit here with friends and relatives.
- Mrs. w. Haskins of Upper Bingham
gave a pink tea Friday in honor Of
Mrs. a. Butcher and Mrs. T. Matson.
Mrs. Mildred Straup of South Bend
= Ind, is visiting friends in Salt Lake
} City.
| The K. of P. entertained their wive:
= and the Pythian sisters at Society hal
Friday evening. Whist was the fea-
ture. Music and song also occupied al
! important place in the evenings en-.
tertainment.
} Mrs. John Salt spent the fore part o.
the week visiting relatives in OgdeT
} and friends in Salt Lake City.
ll The initial dance given by the w. o
/ w. Friday evening proved TO be one o
the most elaborate affairs and best at
tended parties ever given in Canyon
= hall The music was excellent and tbs
= supper was above the ordinary. Dur
ing the evening Mr.. Taylor sans
Down in Dear Old Georgia" which
was well received. Mr.. Johnson wa
= chairman of committee on entertain
? ment, assisted by Mr.. Henry and Solo
. mon.