The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-18
BINGHAM.

/ ham and Mrs. j. Held were hostesses Fri
/ day evening at the home of the former,
Nhen they delightfully."- entertained the
NeiShborhOOd Whist club. This social
event was the last of a series of many
pleasant Informal parties. Prizes were
awarded and special prizes were also
awarded to those who had the highest
score for the series. An appetzng lunch
was served to about thirty guests
Mrs. A. Mace and children of Upper
Blngham are enjoying a visit with her
sister near Morgan, Utah.
A neat and cleverly planned surprise
| party was successfully given in compli-
ment to little Miss Mabe' GoodeH at the
home of her parents Mr. aud Mrs r F
GoOdell Thursday evening. The evening
was delightfully."- spent in playing games
OF various kinds, after which all eniOved
a dainty lunch. Those present were
were Misses Marie SOCinSkf Ra71o Fs1r-
long Daisy Marsie and Pearl AdderIev.
Louise Dudley. DOttie Stringham. Olive
GOOdell and Mabel GoodeIl Masters Cliff
! ford and Joseph Mayer. Thomas Socinski
/ Edgar Hockins, Bert Fitzgerald. Harold
Baird. CLYDE and Ova Countrvmgn,
Charles Adderley. Harry GOldsworthy,
DelDeft ROCK, Robert and Dewey Miller.
Mrs. c. f. Adderley and Mrs Andrew
MAYER enjoyed horseback ride Thurs
Mrs. Mary Brow has returned from a
visit with friends at Mercur.
Fire departments Nos 1 and eniOved a
Joint entertainment at the Headquarters
tons and banquet rounded out a royal
good time.
The Ladies Aid society has discontinued
its regular weekly afternoon sessions dur
ing the heated period.
Mrs. Margaret L. Jones of Salt Lake
has been the guest of Mrs. A. l. Forman
during the mast week
Carl Bartholomew returned from Salt
! Lake Wednesday, after a vTief visit with
his family
Trustee Q. L. Countryman went to San
DIV Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs q s Perkins are costly
located in the StrauD cottage. formerly
owned nv Oscar ChristOpherson.
Mrs. W. :. Cannon has returned from
her salt Lake visit Of few DAYS.
tho week in Salt Lake.
T. A. Scoville left Wednesday for Sc
atrlP. where he viii visit few weeks.
Mrs Alhe~t H0lStein entertained a few
friends at her home Monday evening
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Ford. Mrs.
Anna SAWYER Of Ogden and Sam Byron.
Mrs. John JimDsOn. who has been visit
ing with relatives in northern California
and is also visitor at the Seattle eS-
position, is expected home in the near fu-
Z Mr.. and Mrs. A L. Heaston and her
daughter Mona. have returned from their
0utine trim in the Lost River district. and
~a0o-t y most delightful time and a big
ca+rr 0f trout.
A T. Larson was I'm from Salt Lake
Wednesday returning home on the even
f F, dudley returned Wednesday from
a waol-'s fishing trim I'D East CANYON
4 y JOHNSON was an outgoing pas
serger for salt Lake Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. T.. Heaston were non
nrpd with a delightful SUNRISE party It
their home. Tuesday evening, IN c0Unll-
0lent to the fifteenth anniversary of their
marriage It was carefully MANNED and
cIeverlv executed nv their friends. The
evening was deliFhtfullv sDent in play
ing whist after which q luch was served
A H HalzensOn, teacher at Co1Derton,
/ is spending the summer vacation IN san
pete county.
Masters Ftrick. Robert and Dewey Nil
Ter returned from Provo Thursday. whara
tbav- have been s-isitfr~ their Grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs William Cook, for
several weeks
Mrs. r. F. Goodell returned home
Thursday afJeT q weeks stay with friends
G. Z. sHider took in the Eagles ex-
cIrrsinn THURSDAY
A. c. Schwaitzer has returned from a
weeks stan with his family in Ogden.
A. L. Rasmussen was visitor here
G. G. schlein spent the early part of
the week IN Salt Lake with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Lehman Of High
land Bow. spent Friday in salt Lake
c. II. Roner of Upper Bingham was in
SAT- Lake Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. ]. Hays have moved
into their n w. up-to-date cottage near
the PreSs-Bulletin office
! Judg, Frank H. Cellventra went TO Salt
Waiter Ward. who has been visiting
his family ~ Camp for the past ten DAYS.
| has returned to his position with the Rio
! Grende railroad.
/ III the past week. is reported to be rapid
/ " improving.