The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-26

A weary crowd of campers and rest
seekers is returning from the noun
tains. Are they weary of the noun
tains? No, goodness knows they're not,
but they're weary Of other things.
Those who have mountain cottages and
who went for a few weeks of rest and
simple life have had their little cottages
filled to overlooking with visitors dur
Ing the entire summer They have been
glad to see them. of course and in some
cases they have invited them, but IN
many cases the invitation has been
forced and i'm others it has been inf
nitely extended from a week to a ten
days stay Help has been at a pre-
MUM, and I'm spite Of the life being
simple there has been a great deal of
good housekeeping TO do and many
hungry mouths TO feed Every child IL
the family from the 5-year-old tot up
has had to have his or her guests, and
In nine cases out of ten the mother has
come home worn out with the long toll
and the inconvenience Of il and too
weary to have noticed the great restful
hills around her. This is one of the
Joys Of the good old summer time. An
other is the poor arrangements at the
hotels. With few exceptions the places
are lily cared for and unsightly, and
were it not for the magniticence of the
scenery and the glorious air, few would
be hardy enough TO brave the dangers
of the summer hotel, where John Chi
narnan reigns, regardless of dirt or
sanitary conditions. IT is time there
was some sort Of reform in the numer-
Gus and really beautiful mountain re-
sorts around Zion.
The cold weather of the past few
days has set the autumn crops a-goinG,
and the usual batch of autumn we'd
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IS greater than usual this year, and aft
er the long dry spell of the summer
time the fair young brides and the un-
important grooms will be as much made
of as If IL were June-time. Both Sep
TENDER and October will be well filled
with matrimonial events. and when the
chrysanthemums OF November arrive
there will be the usual scramble to see
who gets first place with them.
The jolliest affair given for any of
the sea sons brides and by far the most
original one was the sleeping party
OF last evening. The clever hostess ar
ranged to have q party of ten TO give
the bride a fair send-oc. and If any one
had been ir the neighborhood of the
early alphabetical streets he might
have seen a fine candle parade. In
deed. the parade lasted till long after
the time for beauty sleeps had passed
but the merrimCnt was altogether toe
strenuous for rest.
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Miss Faun Twelves of Provo. whose
engagement was announced in these
columns during the week, is considered
one of the real beauties of the state
She is only one of a big bunch of beau
~ and talent that has come out Of the
Garden City. 1t is said that special
was needed to hold the American Beau
ties that found their way to Provo IN
congratulation after the coming mar
riage was announced.
Miss Mary Louise Anderson. who has
been fortunate i'm sharing a tour of the
chsteaux district OF France with three
congenial friends. Is on her way home
as indicated by a wireless message
from mid-ocean received during the
week This makes more than a score
of times for Miss Anderson across the
pond, but she will show that there are
new delights for every trip.
A number of automobiles Will go e
Ogden in the early hour today for the
trip up Ogden canyon. The parties
will be divided betweep the Hermitage
and Idlewild. where the usual Sunday
dinners are to be had.
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