The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-06-14
AT S0CIETY'S SHRINE
All but the Weather Ready for
the Summers Exodus.
IN CIVIC AND MILITARY CIRCLES
Notes Of People Gone. Going, or Remaining at
Home-Cool Haunts in Summers
Solstice.

The exodus of society will take place some
what later than usual this year, owing TO th'
backwardness of spring. but there are signs OF
the social horizon that tell NJ. Thermometer
has put on his spiked boots and commenced
his annual climb. and even as the hart pants
society turns its face towards the cool breezes
pelIucd streams and sougbing pines OF III,
mountains. Our canons and our lake-where
on the face OF the great globe has nature been
kinder than here, IN giving her children breath
ing places, and that, too, within such quich
reach and easy access to home and business pur-
suits: Parley's Canon, The Park. Brighton
Antelope Island, the Beach, Mountain Dell, the
Resort, Granite, The Weber, and even beaut
City creek Of the cry of their weltering children
can move the hearts OF our municipal parents)
Will be fiocked to. enliyened ana enjoyed as they
have never been before
That new national resort. Alaska. is rawing
on salt Lake this year as well as other pa rts OF
the country. voyage there makes a great
summer Trip, and so popular Is IL destined 10 be
that the Union Pacific Is now having built fleet
OF steamers TO ply between Portland and Sitka.
Mr. and Mrs. X. c. Chambers will make ie
gFdEde 0Oydge early in July. leaving Tacoma on
the otn. With them Will go Mrs. I. Il. Jones
and Miss Crawford, Mir. A. Hanauer and two
nieces. Professor Holden intended going but
changed his plans since. air. NJ. ii. Walker and
family. George a. Lowe and family and b. Rob-
er1s ana family chartered the Pullman sleeper
SILVER City, one OF the best Pullmans on the
road, for part OF the trip TO Alaska. The party
started Thursday evening. Among those who
preceded them are Mrs. William Jennings and
TWO sons. Mrs. Ritter and two children, Mrs.
Farlow, Mrs. Dix. John Becntol, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Eldredge and Mrs. Chloe Eldredge and
daughter.
Among all the charming resorts close at hand
none are So lovely as Granite, az the mouth OF
Little Cottonwood canon. It is less than
twenty miles from the postoffice, but there in
hottest August person needs couple OF
blankets to keep comfortable at night. The
sylvan retreat is all taken up by private fami
hes, and the way IL is laid OF in small lawns
immature cascades, Swiss cottages, tents.
with hammocks and camp chairs thrown
between all The trees, with the great rushing
creek booming in close proximity, and the
shadow Of half dozen great Matternorn peaks
around ali, make up little paradise that one
hungers 10 get 10 and breaks his heart 20 lea We.
Among those who have summer bowers here
Bishop Preston, Gen. Surton, Spencer
Clawson, Mrs. Smell j. u. Spencer, Mrs Fanny
Thatcher, Mrs. NJ. Y. kossiter and many others.
Mr.. spencer is building small pavilion addi-
lion on his premises. Mrs. smells retreat IS
vitations there are in as eager demand as they
seem 10 have been at Tranby Croft. But bac-
carat al ''Lummy Turn is replaced by guitar
and mandolin music, swinging hammockS, sum
Iner novels the sunday HERALD and a table, the
memory OF whose riches shall be one OF the last
things 10 fade from the mind OF the writer. The
plans al Lummy" this season include the en-
iertainment OF the leading members of the Men
and Women company, the Lyceum company
and the Madison Square company.
The Idanhl at Soda Springs will be largely
patronized from Salt Lake this summer.
Mr. W. Il. Erb IS back from Dugway, much
sunburnt-
Judge Piper and family have rented re-
.reat at Granite.
Mayor Scott has rented suit OF rooms in the
hnutsford and is moving into them.
Miss Helen Sherman expects 10 pass several
months Of the hot summer in California.
Mrs. George II. Tousey has returned from
I've months visit 10 her old home in Chicago.
Il NJ. Wells Will content himS elf with occa-
, sional trouting excursions during the summer.
Mrs Thomas Orr. an intimate friend of Gen
eral Crooks family, IS visiting Salt Lake from
Omaha
Misses May and Kate Wells gave pleasant
evening party IT their residence WEDNESDAY
evening.
Dr. & c. Maclean was on the sick list during
part Of the past week, but he is now fully re
covered
The engagement OF Mr. Ralph E Hoag, city
auditor, 10 miss OF sweet sixteen, is quietly
reported
Bishop Leonard of the Episcopal diocese left
Friday Ior short visit to Nevada on business
ana recreation combined
Mr.. and Mrs. Bid Young are liable TO leave
Tor Europe at any time, but they may spend a
short time al Granite first.
Mr. and Mrs. d. C. Dunbar have arrived from,
Omaha Mrs. Dunbar and Mrs. J. e. Game Will
probably summer on the coast.
Mr.. w ". Chisholm who was called TO Califor-
MIA by the illness OF his father, has not vet re-
turned, his fathers condition remaining critical
Captain John G. Balance. Twenty-second in
fantry, en- route from Fort Keogh, Montana his
station. was the guest OF Captain w. F. Rich
ards on Friday
A nice dinner was given at the Alta club on
Friday evening by City Treasurer Walden TO
Mr.. Talbot kintZ, the gentleman who purchased
our city bonds
There has been a let-up in the social affairs of
Fort Douglas during the past week Some OF |
the young offlcerS look Tired from oyer-exertion
during the previous week.
Before leaving Salt Lake Miss Emma Thurs |
by expressed her qualification at the courtesiss
shown her by Mr.. and Mrs. K. c. Chambers dur |
ing her visit at Park City
Lieutenant S. W. Dunning expects to leave /
for West Point about August /. He is ordered
10 be there by the 3lst OF August, as assistant
professor OF military tactics.
Where are you going this summers
Where are you going TO roams
We are going-going-going-
We are going 10 stay at home.
Mrs. 81. P: Mason had scarcely returned from
q protracted visit 10 the PaciEc coast than she
made q brief visit TO her brother Mr.. kidder at
The Park. She VIII be at home tomorrow.
Partisan society people claim that the most
beautiful woman in Europe is the Countess Az
merry de la Rocheioucauld, q blue eyed blonae
with regular features and a wealth of wavy hair. |
Seymour b. Young. jr, gave very pleasant
farewell party 10 number OF his friends at the
residence Of his father on Fourth East street.
Friday evening, before his departure fer Eng
land.
There is considerable talk OF renewing the
---d and dancing parties at Fort Douglass and
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