The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-08-01

rose jar was awarded Mrs Weir Tor
having won the greatest number of
games.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry j. Newman will
spend the remainder of the summer at
Granite.
Mr. and Mrs. Roundy are at Holli-
day Park on the Weber
Mr.. and Mrs. Q JOSEPH E. Game have
gone to Soda Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Game are
camping on the Weber:
Mrs H. G. Whitney and the children
are at Brighton
Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Stevens have
gone 20 holiday Park.
Mr. and Mrs. D. c. Dunbar are en-
joying the summer at Soda Springs
Miss Aft and Miss Luna Aft are Wis
iting friends at Brighton.
CAPTAIN and Mrs. Willard Young have
taken possession of the Hooper cottage
at Soda Springs:
Mrs. William T. Dinwoodey has gone
to California, where she will remain
during August
Mr. and Mrs. George Odell ana ram
lily are enjoying Brighton S.
MT. Frank Roberts and Mr.. Harvey
Goliath have taken the Hampton cot
tage at Brighton. and Will give num-
Der of ~ use parties during August.
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Mrs. Charles Kraft and the children
will spend August at Soda Springs
Mrs. Henry W. Dinwoodey; MIS-,
Florence Clawson and Mrs. William
Wright are at Brighton
Miss Emma. Lunt will spend the sum-
mer with friends at Park CITY
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The Misses Anderson have opened
their cottage at Brighton, and are en-
tertaining merry party OIL glrls'
Mrs. Walter Jennings and the chill
dren are spending the summer al
Pennington.
Judge and Mrs. Howat and the Misses
Howat leave this week for Brighton
Miss Hooper will spend August at
soda springs.
Miss Sprague is at the Fox ranch.
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Mrs. c. A. Eldred2e and family left
last night for their cottage at SODA
Springs.
Miss Flora Griffin will spend August
visiting Miss Kessler at Montpelier
Idc-
Mrs. Dan Spencer and the children
will spend the remainder of the summer
at Shoshone Falls
Miss Maggie Riley entertained
number of friends last week and among
the guests were Miss Lizzie Walsh,
the Victor queen; MIR. E. Walsh, MISS
sarah walsh and the Leadville drum
corps.
A very pleasant house party, consist
ing of DR.. Penrose, the Misses Murray
and Miss Dixon and Miss Murray OF
Kentucky, were gathered under the
roof of Sunrise Lodge at Brighton's. as
the guests of Mrs. O. w. Powers, last
week All the lovely scenes of the sur
rounding country were visited ana
were greatly admired by ALL
Brighton, one of the most famous
mountain resorts of the west, has taken
on a boom. now that the Jubilee is
over. Everyone remained in town to
see the last gasp of the great event,
but next day the train for Park CITY
and the stage coach running up Big
Cottonwood canyon were loaded with
tourists seeking the cool shades of the
resort The speediest route, and one of
the most glorious mountain rides in
the Wasatch range, is to go TO Park
City by the Utah Central and then
across over the peaks seven miles by
stage or horse to the resort Travel to
the hotel, which is running under Dan
Brighton's management. is just begin
ming TO be active. Nearly every cot
tage old and new, in the canyon is
now occupied and this year there
have been some very notable additions
in the shape of George Romney, jr. s.
charming square log cabin and George
T. Odelrs big, substantial building,
which he has christened Camp Jul
bilee" H. G. Whitney's rustic cottage
bears over it's door the motto, Dolce
far niente." Dr. Woodruff is putting
up a pretty log structure.
The list of those who had registered
at Hotel Brighton up to Thursday
night is as follows. OF course, all were
not quartered at the hotel, but mine
host Brighton makes it a request of
the canyon: Louise Odell, Addie
Hampton. Charles E. Blake, George T
OdeH, Misses K. NJ. and Elsa Green,
Chicago; William Meikle, New York;
J. Frank Judge, II. H. Hampstead, Jay
T. Gilmer, at Pine Lodge; Ethel Sa-
vile, Mailon Miller, Mrs. John n.
Sharp, Miss Jennie Irvine, Milton NJ.
Miles, P. E. Conner and wife, Miss
Mable Saville, John Sharp, Mrs. J. L.
Rawlins and son, Henry Fares and
wife, Mrs. Kate Barricklow and son.
Phoebe Fletcher, Thomas T. Kerl and
wife of Omaha, J. c. c. Glanfield, c.
P. Brooks, John Cook, Hugh Jones,
Joseph Falcon, G.. Taiker Norton, Mr..
and Mrs. G. w. Robson, L. Miller. F.
A Evans, Z. P. Morris, @. I. Jones,
Mrs. George Arnold, Mrs. Francis Raw
Inns of Chicago Mrs. A. II. Henry, AL
fred H. Henry, James Cunie. Emma
Wicter, Mr.. and Mrs. George Romney,
jr., and family. Mamie Callister, Mrs.
]. r Sells, Miss Caroline F. Wood
hull. Miss Anna w Woodruff, Jesse
Woodruff. Mrs. Jesse c. Woodruff of
New York. Clara G. Brooks, Matte
Hall, NJ c.. Harrington, ]. A. Mahon'
Mrs. NJ. c. and Elva B. Godbe, Lovina
LIE Roy, Charles Ellis, Mrs. E. T. Stud
ness, Annie Madsen. Josie Madsen,
Scott F. Hershey, wife and boy, Of the
Boston Traveller; Hester Hardness,
Ella Achran. St. Louis: Allen K. Smith,
St. Louis: w. G. Sharp, f. F. Hanna
and family, DR.. w. S. Hudson and
family, H g. Whitney, wife and fam
lily, E. NJ Chaplin, Genessee, Ills; Alice
Chapin, Salt Lake; Margaret Howat,
Florence Howat and maid, Mr. and
Mrs. o. w. Powers and son, Marjorie
Ellerheck J. Fred Odell Mr.. Smith