The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-12
State Society
BINGHAM.

Mr.. P. Murano, of Upper Bingham, re-
turned Thursday from trip to New
York, Philadelphia and several eastern
points. He was accompanied on his re-
turn by his mother, who will make her
| home here in the future
| The usual social dance was held Friday
chestra, of Salt Lake City, made their
initial appearance in Bingham. and their
selections were well received. Mrs. Ray
Coude and James Owens won the prize
/ waltz.
| The Woodmen OF the World gave anoth-
er successful party Friday evening The
attendance was large and the music by
the King-Hilistead orchestra was up to
/ the standard.
The Social club brought to a pleasant
close their series of parties Tuesday even
ing at the Methodist Episcopal church.
! Ch2radeS and many other games of
amusement claimed the attention of the
guests, while an enjoyable lunch was
served at the close of the evening s
/ gayeties.
Mr. Ashcraft and mother left Sunday
for visit with relatives in Missouri It
| is hoped the change will benefit Mrs.
Ashcrafts health.
Mrs. David Teachnor and Mrs Worth
| ington Clark. of Salt Lake. who have
been the house guests of Mrs. V. B. Jones
and were out from the city for the Whist
club party given at the home of Mrs
A W. Forman, Friday evening. have re-
| turned home.
Mrs C. H. Roper and daughters expect
to leave shortly for visit with relatives
at Ogden. Later they will make & trip
to Los Angeles. Cal. thence returning,
will journey eastward. visiting Chicago,
| St Louis and other principal cities of the
Tbe He9t meeting q the g ea club
be held at the home Of Mrs. Alkaline
/ Scoville May 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Bryant and children
| where they expect to purchase a home,
| having sold their Bingham property to
Messrs. Phil Raleigh and Maliett.
The Woman's Unity club held Its regu-
lar fortnightly meeting Monday evening
| at the home of their president Mrs A J.
Minnette. Josephine Miller was the
writer under discussion.
/ Mrs. Ed Clays was at the city Saturday
| to visit her mother, who is at the L. D.
| S. hospital. Mrs. Robinson is improving
and is expected to be able to return home
Mrs. Waddell- and daughter of Copper
ton, were city visitors the latter part of
/ the week.
Mrs. Dan Clays went to the city Sunday
to meet Mr.. Clays. who was expected to
arrive from Black Horse, New. Mr.. and
/ Mrs. Clays came in Tuesday on the after
noon train Mr.. Clays stay In camp will
! be brief, as he leaves IN the near future
| pany him on his trip.
III. B. BIiven, of the Highland Boy, has
returned from Old Mexico.
Mr.: and Mrs. John W. Salt were ten
| dered farewell reception Friday even
| ind at the ward meeting house by their
many Bingham friends. Music. songs
| and speeches were the order of the even
| ing and the many expressions of regret
| at their departure evidenced the high
| esteem In which they are held in the
community. Mr.. Salt has been connected
/ with the Rio Grande for more than a
year He has been a faithful steward
and a much more responsible position at
Ogden is his reward. The family will
leave Bingham about the 18th Of the
month.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Marve Copenhaver and
children are visiting relatives at Lehi.
I, Mrs. Larsen and daughter, Miss Celia