The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-21

81 lake society has kept on n.
iiis longer in the season of bea+ t,, 1-ie
o'e @iiy the case in the rnetrono1itsr
ly- But the calm has now come an[
: or the next few weeks there will h.
6ew counter-attractions to Lake ro-.+toe
-nd trips TO summering resorts iY''' '-eS
There is now quite 3. snr;nl1irr .,
salt Like society who are eniovine The
ocial hilarity and natural beauties of
rlghton's. and still the number of
crults to that scene of towering pines
- na5bllng brooks continues 10 swell
dch week is made socially lively with
normal hops and the innumerabIe
ther attractions. Of the summer Mace
dc lie 4 season OF gayety to its
some pretty nomenclature is apDlied
the cottages which dot the resort.
re Is me Pine Lodge" where Mr..
-I ~ MS. Rand are staying; the Camp
at which Harrison Brooks
eiHuE resld%; the Sun Rise Lodge -
Judge Powers; ''MistIetoe Lodge -
Whlch Mr. Harry Haynes. OF
l, urTay, is located, and the Gage. -
Cherry. fanny % 'iiS' HiiiS
Among the other notabIes Of Brigb-
{1n are; DR.. King and party. Mr..
no Mrs G. S. Snow and party, Misses
aarlley' MI. and Mrs. Alexander Rog-
-, t5fuce and Charles Rogers. Mr..
layton and party. Of MURRAY. Mr.. and
RS winters, the CODES. the Browns.
rs j. Sharp. who chaperones A. parry
young ladies'. consisting of Miss
iIlhiIred SpragUe, Miss Edith Filler
eek, Miss frankie Sharp. Miss claire
iierpeck and Miss Pauline Groo.
me many arrivals at Brightons last
lex attest the growing popularity of
" PIeity resort The visitors at the
ouel until and including Thursday
gere: w e. Ferrebee, NJ. d. NIu~rav
r X Mccoy, of Salt Lake: +.
Evans, of Park City; Miss Ella M.
Dukes, of Salt Lake; Miss Cora, n.
filH, OF Canajoharie. n. Y; Dr. and
1rs- j. {. Il. King, of Salt Lake: Miss
florence kiehle and Miss Louise G.
Nle1le. OF minneapolis Mimi: Hugo
p wells, Mrs. Helena T. Wells. Abbie
y. Wells, Of Salt Lake; James T. Ker-
eI and John Thompson, Of Park City.
All Brighton is agog over the grand
fail that has been arranged for the
9Th in the big hotel
One OF the pretty functions of the
seek was the afternoon tea given on
Friday by Miss Ealna Cohn at her
come on East Brigham. Tt was in
kerry way a charming event and was
horoughfy enjoyed by the party of
loung society ladies present. Among
he guests entertained by the hostess
Tr1Jf
Eroo, Miss Edna Shear. \, Miss
Hay Neweomb, Of New York.
1iss Edna Earles. Miss Marion
ilninons. Miss Lena Preston, Miss
stella Dunford, Miss Stella Tim, Hiss
ma Mcmillan. Miss Ella Druehl, Miss
wilson.
Mrs. Edmund Wilkes and Mrs. H. d.
styer gave a Kensington tea on Friday
L their home on East Fourth street.
n compliment to Miss Fullerton, of
louisville, KY
The decorations were admired, the
all and parlor being in yellow, with
ealmgolds and astercias arranged in
aste. In the dining room the table
ec0rationS were of sweet peas. The
fternoon was most pleasantly spent.
he guests on the occasion were: Mrs
'rumbo. Mrs. A B. Witcher. Mrs
.
.llen- Mrs. VIII Hampton, Mrs. Bid
srell, Mrs. Charles Reid, Mrs. Lorin
King, Mrs. Wantland, Mrs. ldikell, Mrs.
De Bruhi. Miss Blanche kimball. Miss
Wallace, Miss Lawrence. Miss Rock
edge. Miss Hampton, Messrs. Harl1-
ess, the Misses Shearman, the Misses
JASON. Miss Bertha Reed, Miss Lowe.
Iiss Woodward, Miss Mccormick, Miss
.ar-ber, Miss Kerr, of Washington, Mrs.
rank MOffltt, of Oakland.
Mrs. Frank NIoffitt. Of Oakland. Cali
gornia. who has been making an eX-
ended tour of the east, arrived in
alt Lake during the week on her re-
urn to the coast and is the guest of
Irs. Isaac TrUmbO. Mrs. Moffitt is
he wife Of the Well-knOwn newspaper
proprietor of Oakland, and viii spend
several days in Salt Lake before leav-
ng for her western home.
Society is looking forward with
pleasure to the song recital TO be
eiven at the First Congregational
.hur,ch on the 29th by Salt Lakes, two
musical stars, Miss Helen Sherman
nd Miss Jennie Mcintosh Both have
ecentay returned from school in the
asst. where their exceptional musical
slent was the subject of much praise
,Jho heard them. The rich. cultivated
.oT1trsltc of Miss Sherman never
ans 10 charm her listeners and the
tilted soprano of Miss Mcintosh will
Ike for her a bright future. The
-ecftal promises 10 be a rare treat TO
hose who have The pleasure of at
ending.
Al unusually successful and brilliant
, rvn fete was that given on Thursday
igbt by the Hebrew Ladies Benevo-
snt society, at the home of Mr.. and
RS. J. W. MoritZ-
sy:e lawn was brightly illumined with
,,ysserless Chinese lanterns and gave
r,retry effect to the decorated tables
,ticl1 had cen provided for the fes-
ivitjes. a commodious dancing floor
food on the grounds and the many
nests present made merry TO lively
,nsfc. Elegant refreshments were
eT-ve5 and sociability prevailed among
he merry guests who thronged the
reen. The event was as pleasing a
,ccess from financial as from an
,-fisfic point of view, over $50 being
t,fained for the benevolent uses of the
ociety.
misses Belle and Annie Black, Of
newer. are guests Of Mrs Jerrold +.