The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-08-16
TELEPATHY.

TELEPATHT.
Last night we met where Others meet,
To part as others part:
and greeted but as Others greet,
Who greet not heart 10 heart
We talked of other things and then
10 other folk passed by:
You turned and sat with other men,
With other women 1.
And yet a world of things unsaid
Meanwhile between us passed;
Your cheek my phantom kiss flushed red,
And you looked up at last.
And then your glance met mine midway
Across the ctsatteTlng crowd;
And all that heart 10 heart can say
Was in that glance avowed.
Owen Meredith.
Society in the city is thing Of the
past and the future. The intense heat
of the past few days has caused the
few who have SO far remained at home
TO fee 20 the mountains.
Reports from Soda Springs, that sum-
mer paradise for huntsmen and fisher
men, are to the effect that never before
has there been such a delightful sea-
SON.
The cool breezes from Brighton have
waited TO us glowing descriptions of
that charming retreat. The cottages
are all occupied, the hotel is filed to
overlooking and the canyon is dotted
with the white tents of campers while
the merry occupants are entertaining
daily in a most lavish manner
Saltair would have been a good
shElne for the ffreworshippers last
week. The air was filed with glfsten-
ing lights that das'ted hereward and
thirheTward Ike a 1aky fountain.
Likewise it was flied with west winds
and voices. which fiutter occasionally,
broken into loud applause over the
fireworks and acrobats. Saturdays
at Saltair have been dedicated by soci-
ely to its own uses, but last night the
gates had to be thrown wide ajar and
the social magnates did not by any
means have monopoly. Tonight ends
the Carnival Of Madrid" and the
crowd win be sweiled accordingly.
On these summer days when the
leaves are green, society has a way
OF going oft on a Still hunt If any
would find it he should equip hirnseA
with a casket full of Myrtle Turner's
sparklers and a 150-incamdescent
power search light. When the
leaves change to the wine red of au-
tu1nn, the last ones wild come back to
the fold
There was a delightful hop ait the
Fort Thursday evening. A large num-
Der of young people from the city
were in attendance. AT the close of
the evening Mrs. w. K. Wright en-
tertained the guests at supper in honor
of the birthday of Miss Sue Bacon.
Mrs. J. Harvey Griffin entertained
Friday evening at a luncheon in honor
of Lieutenant Waiter S. Hughes, U.
S. n. There We're present Mrs. LIE
Grand Young, Mrs. William Reid, Miss
SheaTman, Miss Edna. Sherman and
Lieutenant Hughes.
Mrs. S. o. B. Cummings gave
luncheon Monday at the Woman's ex-
change in honor of Ex-Governor Nance.
The table was deliberately decorated
in yellow and white, and most dainty
menu was served.
The Misses Howat, who are spending
the summer at Brighton, took a party
of friends over to Park City last
Thursday to visit the mines. They
were entertained at dinner that even
ing at the Daily mine.
Mr.. George Brooks of Coatesville,
Pa, spent last week with Judge and
Mrs. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs H. W. Lawrence and
family joined the cottagers at Brigh-
ton Thursday morning.
Miss Alton Young leaves Tuesday
for a two weeks visit with friends at
Brighton.
Mrs. Kenneth Kerr and Mrs. William
Reid left last evening for Soda Springs,
where they will be the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Jennings.
Mr.. James Tod Goodwin came down
from Brighton Thursday.
Dr. and Mrs. Griswold and family
came down from Brighton during the
week.
Mr.. ]. E. Game left last evening for
Soda Springs.
Mr.. Ben Hampton has returned from
his summer outing at Brighton.
Mrs. lie Barthe and Miss Gwen Nor
gan are again at home, after a de-
lightful visit at Colorado Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Hampton are the
guests of Mrs. Oden at Brighton.
Mrs. ]. D. Spencer came down from
wasatch early last week
Miss sprague left for Brighton
Thursday morning.
Dr. T. B. Beatty and Mrs. Beatty
have returned from Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Lowe spent
last week at Mammoth.
Mrs. Read and Miss Read, have re-
turned from Brighton.
Mrs Byron Groo is the guest of
Mrs. Isaac Jennings at Brighton
Mr.. ]. Barnett and Mr.. William
Barnett returned Thursday from Eu-
rope.
Mrs. Alff and Miss Aft have re-
turned from Brighton.
Governor and Mrs. Heber M. Wells
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Burton have
gone to Castillo.
Mrs Frank Meacham is visiting in
Pennington.
Mr.. Henry sadIer has returned from
Brighton.
Mr.. Knollen left for Soda Springs last
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