The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-07-05


his mind the time had come, and, though we
are still in Elysian fields of GOODNESS a.
compared with New York, Chicago anG
even San Francisco (the Examiner says the
thermometer went over the 100 mark there
4 the other day. for the first time in ole
Fahrenheit's history, the last three days
have been hot enough to convince all sum
mer pilgrims that their cue has arrived
and the moving preparations for mountain
canon and lakeside have accordingly begun
in good earnest. The last Alaska party has
gone; the Park is beginning to draw its
accustomed numbers from Salt Lake;
Granite is hummlng with the busy sounds
of preparation; Brighton is all ready, and
Garfield Beach we have with US always.
MIR. Vito her Jones is in Chicago.
MIR. and Mrs. Sci Clawson will 90 to
Soda Springs.
Mr. and Mrs H. B. Clawson, ir., pull out
for the Weber to day.
Mr. Glen Miller has relative; no broth
er. but an heir apparent
Mr. and Mrs. p. f. Walker have re
turned from their bridal trip. .
Lincoln park will shortly witness IA
marriage in high society circles.
Hon. J. @. Carlisle and wife, of Kentucky,
are expected to visit Salt Lake this sum-
mer.
Miss Matte HURT, of ST. Paul, is a re-
cent ACQUISITION of Lincoln Parks four hun
4dred.
a small tea party in honor of Mrs. Spen-
Ger Clawson was given by Mrs. Smell on
Friday evening.
Dr. and Mrs. Allen left for their Hard
scrabble ranch on Friday, fitted out in IN
recognizable toys.
Miss Marguerite Zane, after years
absence from the city, visiting in Illinois,
has returned to her home.
Miss Matte Heaton, bright society girl
of Denver, is visiting her friend, Mrs.
MsrioneaUx at pa 1 street.
Mrs. Simon Rsmberger is entertaining
her uncle, Mr.. ). Eiseman, a dry goods
prince OF Council Bluffs, Ia
MIR. and Mrs. John NJ. Neels are living
quietly at Nice, France, and Mrs. Neels'
health has greatly improved. -
Mrs. DR.. Bsscom returned yesterday
from Colorado, where she has been on
visit, to the Doctors mother.
MISS Emma Pischel, who has been visit
ing Miss Annie Madison at Lincoln Park,
has returned to Denver, her home.
The Roundy and Crismon families are
breaking the ice that forms each morning
in front of the tents on the upper Weber.
Miss May Critchlow, sister of Hon. E. b.
Critchlow, is expected home to day from
New York, where she has been at school,
Mr. and Mrs. H. NJ. Dinwoodey are court
ing the cooling breezes of Broadway, New
York, and wishing they had never left
home *
Mr. and Mrs. /. A Clayton will biyouac
on the Weber. Miss Gertie Young will &C
company them, and later go to Soda
Springs.
Mrs. DR.. Hall gave an elegant tea party
Friday night to Mrs. Lieut.. Styer. Some
sixty ladies were present, it being proba-
bly, the largest tea party of the season.
Calder's farm has its many attractions
About 5000 people attended there yesterday
and every one came home pleased. In the
afternoon everybody got wet going and
coming. but nobody got mad.
The Garfield Beach club went out about
one hundred and fifty strong last Monday
evening. The usual bathing, boating and
dancing was INDUCED in. There was q
number Of beautiful summer costumes.
II is understood some people will go to
Antelope Island to spend the summer vaca-
ton. The island will certainly be de-
liRhtful resort, the only drawback being
the deart5 Of society events and hops.
Mr.. Walter Sebree, former resident of
Salt LAKE, was in the city during the early
part of the week, stopping with his sister,
MIS-. ". H. X0COoy- nc u vi us way 10
his home, Caldwell, Idaho, from Boston.
Young Will Anderson, son of our worthy
tcwnsman Hugh Anderson, is back on q
vacation. after three years schooling at
Harvard College. He has a manly military
air. and eclipses his father and Uncle
James in good looks.
The Chambers Macintosh Hanauer par
~ will take the steamer for Alaska on
the Sth. 1t is probable that the readers of
TEE HERALD may be favored with q record
of the impressions of the party before il
touches shore again.
It is reported that Miss Matte Royle, the |
daughter Of Judge Royle. one Of Salt |
Lakes most prominent and honored at |
torneys. residing on First South street, is |
70 shortly wed Mr.. Calvin, one Of our !
prominent young business men.
MI and Mrs. Cyrus E. Dallin are at the
Templeton. Mr.. Dallin is the young /
sculptor whose homo 10 In Boston, but who /
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