The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-08-04

Nuiet- one OF the year in social oi,o1oc.
ana there will be little 10 vary tbo
lnonotony until the end of the month
nsh the society people. who are al
800. springs, Brighton and other re-
So, VIII return Just at present
$500 Is contenting itself with lake
paftes, delightful and seasonahIe
AofIn OF recreation
one Oh The most pleasant social af-
nalrs Of the week was the reception
gwen on Friday to Mrs. s. w. sears
a. her home in Thorndyke. in honor of
sIls. Flicher, of St Louis The guests
n ere received by Mrs. Sears and Miss
.ooiolhy Sears, while refreshments
we're served by Miss Lucille Sears. Miss
Sears. i1iiiiii"
The engagement of Miss Fannie
Godbe, daughter Of Anthony H.
Godbe, of Ensenada, Lower California.
ana Jesse {. Little, of this city, is an
me trolley party idea has reached
Salt Lake 1t was introduced on Fri
DAY evening. when the Misses Hanauer
and Mr.. Max Hanauer took about
seVenty-five guests, occupying two
cars, Tor long ride through the city
returning
Hanauer home supper was served.
Next Tuesday evening Mr. George
II. Wallace gives a trolley party The
craze was q little late in reaching Salt
Lake, but the form of entertainment
is one of the most delightful imagin-
able and II promises to become eX-
ceedingly popular here.
On Wednesday night. the members
Of B. f. Peixotto longe No. 421 In
dependent Order of B'nai Birth gave
an elaborate farewell banquet in honor
of DR.. Thee Meyer, who is preparing to
leave this city on an extended trip to
Europe.
When the brothers of the order who
turned out in strong force, reached
the banqueting hall at the st. James
hotel magnificent sight greeted their
view. Mrs. Greenewald had made a
highly successful effort in preparing
Tor the occasion.
The dining hall and table were pref
lilly decorated with flowers and ever
greens, whilst the handsome table ap-
pointments lent an air of elegance to
the whole. Sweet strains of music by
a specially selected orchestra contin-
ned throughout the evening. 1t was
essentially stag party" Speeches
were made by the individual members
of the lodge, tOasting to the safe jour
ney and happy return of Brother
Never, in which d hearty good viii
and high esteem found expression. The
response by DR.. Meyer was both elo-
quent and feeling, urging all present
TO continue active in the good work
of which he has ever been a cham
pion.
AT late hour the brothers dispers-
and Harmony"
About twenty-four miles up Big Cot
tonwood canyon, there is the most de-
lightful place to camp. Through the
Kindness of Captain Goodspeed, it is
now the rural retreat of a party of
Salt Lakers The party consists of
Mr. E. l. T. Harrison, the Misses
Harrison, Mrs. R. A. Davis. Mr.. A. D.
Tobin, Mr.. and Mrs c. L. Plunkett.
Miss Winifred W. Woods, OF Chey-
enne, Mr.. Isaac T. Davis, Mrs. c. Z.
Tolhurst and children, Hazel and
Vivian, Mr.. and Mrs. a. McCuaig and
baby. Miss Leo Trent, Mr.. W. julius
Hanson, Miss Madge Mcleod, Mr.. Al
bert Worse, Mr.. Frederick 9. Loot
bourow, Miss Rose H. Larson, and
Rev. Stanley NJ Hunter
Two years ago number Of the same
party camped in the same spot. The
late Major Goodspeed. then owner of
the mill, extended every courtesy to
them. In Captain Goodspeed, his sue
cessor. the campers have found an
equally accommodating proprietor.
Last tine they were up they called
their pla &c of abode Debtors Re
treat" bit in view Of the sumptuous
feasting that is now going on at Mill
u camp, it would hardly be consistent
10 continue that name. Mrs. r. a.
Davis is chief of the cOmmissariat.
She reports a frightful falling off in
that department. 1t was prOViSioned
Tor three weeks, bat only one week
has gone. a smile of reinsurance,
however, oYerspread the countenanceS
of the campers when Miss Leo Trent
arrived from the city laden with
stock of fresh fruit and provisions.
The situation of the camp is most
charming and picturesque. Not only
Big Cottonwood creek, but a number
of smaller though eqany cooling
streams run through it. and those who
are bold enough can take their morn
ing tub with facility Not even Claude
MeIuotte, when describing TO Pauline
@.the home TO which could love fulfill
its dream ne would lead her" could
find a more lovely scene for his I'M
passioned eloquence.
While on this subject it might be
well to add IN passing, that the
Young people of the camp they are
an young) wishing TO be exceedingly
uroper, have decided that the camp
sell shall be ''Chaperone, chaperone,
ga. "a, rar' It is needless to remark
dhat in any other camp than the pres
ent and under certain circumstances,
+his veil would prove startlingly effec-
five. But the Mill D'ers are not to be
blufsed.
Judge Grant Smith and wife favor
sd the party with their presence for
couple of days, during which time the
Judge kept the camp going with trout.
Since his depaI ture w. Julius Hanson
har caught on to the knack.
The individual members of the camp
a,nuse themselves in various ways.
Some go mountaineering, others walk
10 Brighton, some ride or drive, others,
hit only the reckless, endeavor 10
mount the captains two burros, which
are lords of all they survey and are
chronic kickers. But the popularity of
The individual members of this camp
S. that they always go off in pairs,
4 asnecially is this the case in the morn
ing and evening when milk is called
for The place where it is to be had
il about a mile off. Who'll go for the
milk and quite a number of couples
Volunteer. But alas! only one gets the
Cob. The others console themselves by