The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-07-12

morning each week. The first meet
ing was at the home of Mrs. I. L.
Reynolds on Twenty street, the
Following ladies being present: Misses
Park. of Salt Lake, Kiesel. Kimball
Moore, Maginnis; Mesdames Brick,
Lathrop, Somer1eld. Stewart. Ruffin,
Ross, Williams, Brown, Robinson,
Pierce, Maginnis Perkins and Gill
Mrs. w. r. Williams won the prize, a
beautiful study in pansies.
The Maccabee Mandolin club will ac-
company the Knights Of the Maccabees
on their excursion to Saltair July 20.
Dr. and Mrs. N. F. Donaldson, of
North Platte, Neb.. were guests at the
Hot Springs last week. They are old
friends of Mr.. and Mrs Truesdell.
Miss Minnie Kiesel entertained a
large number of her friends at a dane
ing party Monday night. Fords
orchestra furnished the music for dane
ing in the Weber stake academy. Re-
freshments were served out doors on
the gaily decorated lawn of the Kiesel
home after the dancing.
Mr.. Fred Nye, son of Mr.. ]. c. Nye,
is home from Knox college.
George c. Lambert visited in Ogden
a few days last week returning home
to Salt Lake Friday.
A very pleasant surprise party was
given Friday night by the pupils of
the intermediate Sunday school class
of the Third ward. The following were
present: Alice Cave, Maud Anderson,
Bertha and Pearl Hellowell, Bessie
Moves, Edith Farr, Verna Bowman,
Grace Davis, Beatrice Allen, Myrtle
Banks, Lena Blair, Annie Cave, Joseph
Torgeson, Ray Eccles Alexander
Moyes, Walter Tracey, David Harris,
Maynard Nelson, D. r. Davis, Roy
Virgins, Delbert Chase and Hilmar
Anderson.
Friday night a number of friends of
Mr.. and Mrs. Rem Ford pleasantly sur
prised them. The occasion was Mrs.
Ford's birthday, and a most enjoyable
evening was spent with eatables and
drinkables, music and conversation.
Among those present were Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Meigham, Mrs. Hooper,
Mrs. Browning. Mr.. and Mrs J. P.
Ledwidge, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Thatcher.
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Corley will
soon leave with their family for a
summer trip to Summit, Idaho.
Brighton Notes.
The old popular summer resort,
Brighton, at the head of Big Cotton
wood canyon, is being peopled again
Its summer population has commenced
fha. -
the heat and dust of Zion. And what
change it is! Where the thermometer
scarcely ever goes above so degrees in
the shade-and acres of shade, beneath
swaying pines-with no dust and fire.
quent rains, with some of the grandest
scenery in the west, who can say it is
not an ideal summer resort People
who spend one summer at Brighton al
ways return. There is one feature
about Brighton that makes it a popu-
lar resort for people who have little
children-tne beneficial effect it has on
children suffering from any of the nu-
merous complaints brought ON by the
intense heat Of the city. Many par
ents of Salt Lake state that the lives
Of their little ones have been saved
by trip to Brighton when everything
else has failed.
Mrs. Ingleheart, wife of the city ed
itor of the Tribune. with her two little
boys, was the first to occupy a cottage
this season
Judge Howat's family is here, dom
iciled in 'the house that Jack built"
the same cottage they occupied last
year. The fish are aware of the fact
that the Judge will be UP in a few days
and are keeping quiet
Among the cottages that will be oc-
cupied the first of the week will be
those of H. W. Lawrence. C. P.
Brooks Mrs. Hampstead. C. A. Short,
Harry Haynes and Albert Staten
George T. Odelps family will occupy
the Hampton cottage this season.
The hotel will be run this year by