Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-09
BRIGHTON NOTES.

The coaches come full lauen euon Jay
with tourists fleeing from the mldsum-
mer heat to the comparative paradise
OF this unparalleled mountain resort,
and outbursts OF appreoatiye delight
at the atmosphere and beauty OF the
place are common expressions on all
hands. one OF the charms OF the re-
sort, besides these, are the hidden beau
ties that unfold In the forest walks,
near the hotel-green Blades that sug-
gest idyllic hooks for cottages, moss
banked springs and streams cleaning
from the shadows of boulders, lce-cold
and pure with the rejection OF the
plumed hills, and picturesque as the
most fastidious artist could desire. A
short walk from the hotel brings all
these beauties into vision, and made
days jaunt In the Businesses not soon
10 be forgotten.
The Ferguson camp is one Of the
most hospitable at Brighton. Not only
have a large number of guests been
entertained at the cottage. but bonfire
parties are OF frequent occurrence and
many outside the home circle are bid
den 10 enjoy the charm OF the noun
tain functions, enlvened with vocal
and instrumental music, etc. Among
those who contributed to the enter
talnment on Monday night were Miss
Bloch, Miss Ferrin Harold Fabian and
Paul Nelden, who, with mandolins and
guitars, furnished a charming portion
Of the evenings pleasure,
Col Dorsey, Mr.. +. ]. Fabian, and
Mr. Il, w. Packard spent Sunday and
Monday at the hotel and with Mrs.
Fabian and Miss Fabian. Mrs. Packard
and Mrs. Niles and son Frank, enjoyed
two trout dinners.
A delightful picnic party was enjoyed
by number OF people from the hotel
and cottages on Wednesday A spriS-s
In delightfully."- secluded spot was the
point of the gathering Lunch was
spread and memorable afternoon
spent In the romantic pine glades.
The Saturday night dancing parties
at the hotel are greatly enjoyed by
those who delight In Terpsichorean
pleasure.
The most elaborate party perhaps OF
the season was that in which Master
Frank Ferguson and number OF
young friends figured as hosts. De-
lightful music was furnished by Mrs.
+, j, Fabian. There were lemonade
anu candy tables, and the affair was a
distinct success.
A party Of ten came up on Monday
and are occupying the Croxall cottage
one Of the prettiest in the camp. The
number includes Miss Margaret Lig-
gan Miss Georgia Wheeler. Miss Bessie
kimbell, Miss Edith Hobbs. Miss pa
Wis. Miss Ella Murphy the Misses Bow
man and the Misses Bishop.
II @. Whitney and G.. ID. Pyper viii
spend the next few days with their
families. The Whitney and Pyper cot.
tages, by the way. are the scenes OF
some Of the pleasantest gatherings Of
the camp, A bon fire party was re.
cent event few friends gathering in
formally and enjoying the pretty scene
and some delightful vocal music fur.
nished by Messrs Piper, Whitney and
Spencer and Miss Robbie Morris.
The large party who have been stav-
ing at the Odell cottage for the mast
three weeks left on Tuesday. and were
accompanied by Fairchid sherman
Creighton Brown. Tie party were n q
follows Mrs. Ferrin. Lydia Palmer
Ruth Palmer, Jessie Howe I.eigh Block
Elizabeth Palmer. Mamie Sapplnpton
Carrie Williams. Florence Dye. Marion
Palmer. Robert FerrIn.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Hayward and tvo
sons and Miss Bennett arrived on
Tuesday and are staying at the hotel.
Among the other names Registered
AT the hotel during the week are Mr.
and Mrs. r. G.. Wilson. s. J. Roberts
and b. g. Fox OF Salt Lake. and Mr.
and Mrs. Sutton Of Park City.
Miss Aileen Msclean and Miss Helen
Gillespie, who have been visiting with
Miss Bee Cheeseman at the Cheese
man cottage during the past three
weeks. have returned 90 the city.
Mrs. r. w. Young gave dinner mar
~ at her hillside cottage during the
week her guests being Mrs How, .,
Fort Douglas. Mrs. Hoyt Sherman ami
the Misses Sherman. ''N
Major r. w. Young and j. d. Spencer
came up on last Saturday night ma
have been spending the week with their
families. '''e"
W ard Mrs G. s Burton and Miss
Lulu Gates arrived last night and viii
spend few days here.
Mrs. Il. ]. Fabian and daughter Stella
left on Thursday. after three. weeks'
stay al the hotel.
Mr. Woodmansee. who has been 4
guest at the Brown cottage lsft ON