Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-08-03

.,oc,al correspondence
rw YORK, July 2s.--Last year
In the old fashicaed Hotel Plaza,
formerly patronized by many
t-tahns, facing Central Park end
-,,t avenue In New York, was RACED
,hs ground, and there now stands in
,ce a shining is story structure
,.,tte marble and white enamled
which when thrown omen 20 the
,,5,, october !, will be the latest
,arya in metropolitan hosteleries.
| ,,so now hotel which Is called simply
| ,'rhc plaza" on account of its loca-
ton and the point attained in its con-
i ..r,,ction. embelllshing and furnishing,
4 ~ caused many of the most promin-
pa, naople of America to select 1t as
,bely permanent home.
"k1cod g. Vanderbilt, George j.
c-,,id ohm w. Gates. Il. y. Thomas,
"A AZ 8. Rice Mrs. Albert INT. ana
Many other prominent people of New
Il uanis cincinnati, ST. Louis, and New
a. nlnrters. and these names set the
S , ~ the social future. The hotel
Mi appeal to the best people. VINO
,,isb ahoye all comfort and retnmeni,
Wa vim il combined all that the nod
@,e architect, mechanic, electrician,
decorator and chef can produce.
4 Tnis Is an age of common sense, and
he hotel under the manasement OF
Y itcod Sperry, who controls the Royal
4 i,,,,rianna and The Breakers at Palm
4Reach has outlined common sense
4n1licy in the matter OF tariff. Instead
I NJ running for the reputation of being
3the highest priced hotel In New
Work he said in an interview.
3.~we wish to make the Plaza
5known as the hotel where one
A,nay get the most for his money"
Nh line with this policy the hotel will
anot provide a freakish feature, but
4romfort, and refinement has not been
5sacrnced In any particular. com
3bInation of solid elegance and delicate
Abeauty has been accomplished, which
REQUIRED considerable skill and tact, In
HE construction of the hotel.
Mrs. Brown of Murray, and Mrs,
sFawson, OF Grantsville, Utah, are visit
3ing their brother. Mr.. Kilpack, at Pat
4terson. New Jersey Mrs. Fawson re-
sturns shortly, but Mrs. Brown will
sawait the return Of her husband who
ahas gone to ENGLAND
President WINS went to Chicago for
"a lew udyS Du9IicSS otob vi MS Ndy
back 10 Mexico.
Mr.. Cecil Gates has been appointed
$choir leader and Miss Carrie Olson,
Norganld for church services. Miss
4Oson's home is in Edgwater, but she
MAS visited her uncle Mr.. Olson Fer
arn of ogden. and has many friends
s There.
The picnic at Prospect Park on the
sTwentv fourth was one OF the most
ENJOYABLE that could be ina oined The
<day was all that day could be In
Sthe ferocious New York heat Presi-
sdent McQuarrie was missing, as he had
2gone out of town on business. How
sever Dan was there as whole and
SliVely as If he had never seen a hos
fpital Everybody had almost" the best
Stlme that ever happened at picnic
party.
Miss Blanche Kendall has returned
zfrom her summer engagement at
Toledo, Ohio She is at Mrs. Kings.
Miss Anna Mae Bowen leaves for Salt
a.ake today.
4 Probably few Utah people know that
tne OF the most successful of up-to- date
Inventors is a Utah man. His name Is
9atten. He has n new way of freez-
3ng ice without employing ammonia A
pig plant has been installed In Balti-
3nore, where they manufacture the ice
dor rs cents ton. The method is