Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-10
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Though some have returned from the
mountain resorts a greater number are
still sojournlng in the Businesses which
nature has graoously placed at the
city's doorways, and will doubtless con-
tinue to do so at least til the beginning
of next month, as August is the time
thought by most people to be the most
delightful when spent in the canyons
Those who remain In the city are
spending q great deal Of their time at
Saltair, Lagoon and the Salt Palace,
where there is always TO be found re-
prieve from the clty's heat, and solace
for the dearth Of social attractions
which is the inevitable accompaniment
Of the season.
Mrs. Sol. segel entertained at musl-
Gale on Monday night In honor OF her
sister. Mrs. Hirsch OF Philadelphia, ana
DR.. and Mrs Rykart. The decorations
were In pink and white carnations ana
about fifty guests were present TO en-
10y the occasion. Those who took part
in the program were Mrs. Anderson
Mr.. Willard Weihe, Mr.. Harold Eli
bridge and Mr.. Arthur shephSd
Among those present were; Dr, ana
Mrs. Rykart Mrs. Hirsch, MI. ana MITE
]. Il. Jennings, Mrs Abe Hirsch, DIT.
and Chas Read Miss Read Gov. ana
Mrg Wells. Mr., and Mrs. Harold kue-
sci. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Bamberger, Mr.
and Mrs. Simon Bamberger Mr. ~
Mrs orbendorfer. DR.. and Mira, Worth
ington, Mr. and Mrs. 4, h. Beattie u
Lindsay, Misses Hanauer, Messrs. Han
auer Harold Eldridge, Guy Eldrldge'
Clarence Mccormick, Mr., and Mrs Nell,
Mr.. and Mrs. Burns Mcdonald, Mr.. and
Mrs r. II. officer.
Mrs. william Reid entertained at tea
on Thursday evening IN honor OF Dr.
and Mrs Rykart and Mrs. II. ID. Cue.
The tables were decorated with flowers
and candelobra. and covers we're lald
for about thirty. Among those present
were Dr. and rMs Rykart, Mrs. ID. Cue
the Misses shearman, Mr.. Harry shear
man. Mr.. and Mrs Folsom, MI ana
Mrs. Post Mr.. and RMS. Ofiicer. MT. ana
Frs. Frnnklyn, Miss Weber, the Misses
Hanauer, MIR. Hanauer, Miss Jewett'
Mrs. lie Grande Young, the Misses
Young, Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Kerr Dr.
and Mrs. Bascom, Mr., and Mrs. sharp,
MIR. Dick Sprague
Mrs Simon Bamberger gave din
ner at Lagoon last evening In honor
OF Mrs Abe Hirsch. Among her guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Slegel. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Il. Bamberger Mr.. ana Mrs.
n. A. Ransohoff. Mrs. Hirsh and Miss
HIifsh. The same party, with DR.. ana
Mrs. Rykert VIII he entertained to.
day a, the Daly-West mine by Mrs.
J. L. Btmberger'
Miss Mamie Price. Miss Lucy Van
Colt. Mr. John Wlnder and Prof ]. b.
Toronto were among those who left for
Brighton yesterday. They VIII remain
two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. H. NJ Dinwoodey and
Mr., and Mrs. Dalton Of Philadelphia
are at Brighton.
Miss Charlotte T.. Hayden. formerly
OF Rowland Hall. will oren "A private
school for girls and hoys from first pd-
mary to high school grades September
End.
Miss May Slddoway entertained In.
formally atdlnuer on Wednesday. hei
guests being Mrs. Van Colt Miss Lgc,
Van Colt and Mr. Ernest Van Colt.
Mrs. Mamie q. Johns OF Chicago, Il
visiting with the family OF her uncle
Mr.. John Gillespr oi TOoele.
Miss Burling, who has had charge o
the summer school In Mount Pleasant
has been In Salt Lake for the ras
week.
The engagement Of Miss Lily Pap
worth and Mr.. wiz Hall is announced
MT George Savage is out of town 70
few days.
Mr.. II. L. A. Culmer has returned
from California, where he went 20 lee
ture on art at the famous summer ne
treat Game Revere" in Sonona coun
~. Mr. Culmer expresses himself en-
Enthusiastically in regard 60 the camp
and his experience with Its summe
denizens.
Mrs. Rieger has arrived from Stutt
yart. Germany, and will reside her
with her son, Mr.. Fred. Rieger.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Moorhead. Of 81
Louis, who have been spending the pas
month IN Salt Lake have returned I
their home.
Mr.. Victor Morris win spend the mex
two weeks at Jackson's Hole.
The engagement Of Blanch Bates a
The Theater during the wesi prove
10 he most popular summer eyenl
Besides the large number OF city the
ater-goers present at the performance