The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-27
BINGHAM.

The midsummer dance given at Canyon
hail by the Alumni club was one OF the
delightful social functions of the season
Those interested i'm education turned out
On masse in compliment TO the pubhc
school graduates of the camp. MUSIC par
excellence was furnished by the famous
Morris orchestra II was a representative
social gathering and pronounced sue
cess. not only socially, out financially
The festivities continued until a late hour.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bemis and daugh-
ter Miss Hazel, delightfully."- entertained
the NeighborhoJd Whist club at their
home Wednesday evening. A t-polnt game
of whist was played with zest and en-
ihusiasm. and gOOd-natured rivalry Tor
the handsome prizes to be awarded. The
successful contestants for first prizes
were Mrs G.. L. Countryman and Victor
Eckman. second prizes were awarded TO
Mrs. Andrew Mayer and Daniel Coakley.
while consultations fell TO Mrs. Victor
Eckman and e. L. CounJryman. A daIn-
iy lunch was served to about thirty
guests
a.. a. Grayson has been on the sick list
for several days
4lr. and Mrs. George Peterson went 20
salt Lake Wednesday 20 witness the mar
rage of Mrs Peterson's brother, Edward
Rich To- Miss Eleanor Atkinson, which
vas so-emuized in the Salt Lake temple
4 reception was held in the evening at
me home of the brides parents on Sec
end South and Fifth West streets, where
they entertained about eighty guests.
w IT, Miller was I'm Salt Lake the lat
Ter part of the week.
Gene Chandler of Salt Lake spent sun
cav n camp, the guest of his parents.
air and Mrs. George +. Chandler.
MISS Edith klapinstine, who has been
teaching 800 the public schools of Ogden
curing The past year, is home for the
summer vacation with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. White spent Monday
ana Tues 14v I'm Salt Lake
Mrs A. kraemer and little son OF Salt
man and family.
Nr. and Mrs II. r. Hancock are rejoic-
over the arrival of a son.
tsrI bartholomew spent Sunday in Salt
Lake with his family
Nr. and Mrs. r. F. Goo He'll spent Tues
Ns5 nm Salt Lake.
.ioiessor e. A. Inflow Of Upper Bins-
4l-n visited relatives in salt Lake Tues
TIE family of Deputy Sheriff c. d.
IL ,a'7' mas been quarIntiued for diphthe-
Mrs g. Mackinson left the first of the
week for am indefinite stav with reIa-
~. al stockton. Before her departure
~ was presented with a beautiful pin
Iorsr l-lef OF the Eastern Star by the
~ order of which she was "a member
- N.sSes Lizzie and Dollia Mackinson
~ -.t ITst of July for Seattle. where
f, ril take in the exposition and be
Or the coast ''eu 'O'-'
,. Misses Angie Manca and Teresa Ste
lr.s y. salt Lake were the guests of
s,r' aalea mother Mrs c. A. GRAY
-s-. ana family for several DAYS the early
5-,' OF the week. returning home Tues
Bi- ,.Ss Addte Johnson Of Ogden was in
rsrg-.-an this week visiting friends and
ham e., Aoderley- manager Of the Bing-
br I5. - . camille company. accompanies
5s, we. spent Wednesday and Thurs
NJ oail Lake and Garfield.
ss !, ana Mrs. H. r. Hancock have had
COST u sqests the past week Mr.. Han
snl - -- ,'lher. r. G Hancock of Eureka
fsls lef' Mrs. Frank GOrham of Salt
-7s- ss Nellie McEvov Is attending s,,r,-
No. ,.oi az the University of T-tah
ors--.. MdEsle Tibble. who underwent an
lsts- 1 al the T. d. s hospital in salt
10 bs Gel-l TWO weeks ago. Is reported
nom Dee Coates is slowly recovering
n r0q attack Of diDhtheria.
f ~ I-auck returned from Z short -t.-
sat Lake Tuesday 9''''' S'aS
rt.rs,, ,'Hl lunsmore and baby left on
rf-- morning for a months ,-iSfr
Ia mother IN Ogden
e. Alexander LEFT this week for