Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-21
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A yeritable midsummer paralysis
has hit the local social world, The
Intensity u the heat 81 the past fow
days has been such as TO completely
set aside ell notion Of entertaining be-
yond the giving Of a few lake parties;
which by the way. have been more or
less pretty and popular A regular
stampede to the mountains and water
resorts has taken place and hundreds
more are preparing 70 leave the city
Tor the heated term. 50 the indica-
tons are that there will be little doing
Socially for the next several weeks.
A large party Of Salt Lakers left for
Brighton yesterday. Among them we're
Mr. and Mrs. j. d, Spencer and their
family, who viii occupy the Moyle cot
tage. Mr.. and Mrs. George d. Piper,
Miss Piper and Miss Hattie Whitney
Who go TO the Pyper bungalow. and Mr..
and Mrs II. G.. Whitney and their fami-
ly who will occupy their summer home.
Major Richard W. Young has pur-
chased the cottage built by Bishop
Robert Brighton north Of the hotel. and
will move into Il for several weeks
during the summer Mr. and Mrs Jacob
y. Gates and their daughter, Miss En-
ma Lucy Gates. will camp out In the
woods near the hotel. captain and
Mrs Joseph +. Game have moved into
their own home. Mr.. and Mrs. c. s.
Burton and Mrs. II. NJ Wells and their
families went up this morning 10 stay
over the 2ith at the hotel. The Odell's
Will not visit Brighton this year. but
have rented their two cottages TO the
Claiming and Geary families.
V Mrs. Ferdinand Dickeft entertained "a
patty Of friends at saltair on Wednes-
day evening IN honor OF Mrs. New
Mouse, who Il visiting IN this city.
XnOng the guests who enjoyed the
outing were Dr. and Mrs J. +. Thorne,
Mrs Newhouse, Mr. aud Mrs A. b.
Wiicher, Mr. aud Mrs, J. =. Sawyer
and Miss Elsie Dickert.
\ Creighton and Ross Brown gave a de-
lightful lake party last evening for
ebout 40 Of their friends. IN honor of
Miss Grace Harrison and 81 Hopkins
Mrs. s, $. Walker Mrs Simmons and
Miss o. K Lewis enter ained about %
OF their friends at Walkers Farm on
Thursday.
Mrs George *, Hancock has issued
Invitations for a progressive luncheon
80 be given az her homo next Thursday
Z N honor Of Miss Louise Walden whq
Is 20 be married early In August.
Mrs. George Airs and Mrs. W. n.
Donaher entertained Yesterday at a
large bridge tea NJ the Country club in
honor ~ Mrs. p. Chester Thompson and
Miss Minetts Baer. who are visiting In
the city.
The marriage Of Miss Clella Me.
Grady and David A. Nelson. which
7 * place ON Wednesday at high noon
AZ the largest event Of the week. The
young couple left on the evening train
ioi the Pacific coast 70 be gone about
eiy weeks, on their return they will
make their home In this city.
Wednesday evening at the home q
DR.. and Mrs. Charles G. Plummer Mrs.
Anna Jackson and Andrew r. Magma
son were married, Rev. Richard Wake
officiating About % guests witnessed
the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs Magnu-
con will reside IN this city
Miss May Price and Ernest Urein
were married Wednesday evening at
she home II the brides parents NJ.
and Mrs. Eli L. Price, Apostle Whitney
performing the ceremony. Mr.. and
Mrs Urein will be al home 20 their
friends at No. / Woodbine Place, after
Aug. 10.
Many events are being planned IN
honor Of Miss Louise Walden. who is
20 be married Aug. /. to Mr.. George
James Mclaughlin Of Rochester, New
York Misses Alvcrda and Jessie Mar
lin entertain I'm her honor on Monday
and Mrs George r. Hancock gives a
dinner party for her tonight
Senator and Mrs e. u. Clark Of wy
oming have announced the engagement
Of their daughter Laura 20 Charles Pix
ley Blyth Of this city the marriage to
take place al Evanston, Wyoming, on
Aug. s. Miss clark Is well known IN
this city. having visited here many
times Mr. Blyth Is a brother o. Mrs.
J, 7. Keith
Mrs. Isabella Pitts has been visiting
with her niece. Mrs a. r. Walker az
the latter's country home iu Mill Greek.
Harold Lamb entertalus party ~
friends al dinner this evening at the
Country club
Miss Ethel Rogers entertain de-
ilghfuly Thursday evening for Mr.
clyde SQuircs. who Is home from New
York Tor the summer The guests
numb ering about 90. were asked 10
guess the artists ~ different well
known sketches Mrs Irene S VIII
liams and Mr. George Barrett were
the prize winners I'm the hall the
Misses Gladys Rogers and Cornell
james served punch during the eye-
ming
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