The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-08-30

from the resorts and pupils and teach
ers from their vacation trips. The Cot
tonwood and Ogden canyons have been
especially popular this season, so much
mat many who have formerly spent
the summer months on the coast now
go, TO the nearby mountains. The per-
feet summer weather OF Utah makes
one loath to lose a day of it. Rather is
IL better to postpone the long trip until
winter. and from January until March
California is particularly popular with
the smart set of the city.
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IL is a matter of wonder to tourists
that Great Salt lake Is so little known
TO us and so little utilized for pleasure.
a gentleman who has lived thirty years
I'm this city was on its waters for the
first time Thursday, when he made the
long trip TO the Lucin cutoff. IT is
strange, too, that this 1O0-mile ride on
the lake in a good safe boat has not
become the popular summer feature. In
the eastern cities the excursion boats
are crowded daily, and they go up and
down commonplace rivers or to well
known resorts But here is a mysterious
lake, filled with uneXplored islands, Of
fering new sights of real interest and
only r few strangers avail themselves
of the privilege.
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Mrs. ]. T. Hodson and Mrs. j. Alma
Smith entertained six tables at 800 last
"Wednesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Hodson. The rooms were beauti-
fully decorated with a profusion of
flowers. American Beauty roses in the
parlor, sweet peas. in the music room,
pink and white asters in the library and
hall and sunfiowers and goldenglow in
the dining room. A musical program
was among the pleasant features, vC-
cal and instrumental numbers being
given by Miss Enid Edmonds Misses
Virginia and Winnifred Smith and the
Misses HOrtense and Marie Hodson. In
the card contest prizes were won by
Mrs. Carl Allison of Ogden and Miss
Agnes Lusty. Among the guests were
Mrs. w. w. Cuff, Mrs. viii Cuff, Mrs.
Lillian Pawlas. Mrs. Carl Allison of
Ogden. Mrs. jay Rogers, Mrs. ]. A
Young, Mrs Lucian Ray, Mrs. Fred
Morse, Mrs, Allan Clark, Mrs. Abbie
Chaplin. Mrs. A. L. Raymond. Mrs
John Reynolds, Mrs. John Stringham,
Mrs. c. l.. Whitney, Mrs. Walter Wal
lace. Mrs. Bert Olsen. Mrs. H. c. Wells, |
Mrs. w. 5. Hedges, Mrs. w. +. Smith, |
Mrs. j. F. Smith, Mrs. Jake Hoffman
of Park City, and the Misses Wilson, |
Birdie Cluf, Agnes Lusty, Emelne
Wells and Lyde Wells.
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it Oillliit tluD SIlS entertained At a
lake party Thursday evening in honor |
of their first anniversary The table |
decorations were pretti1y carried out in |
yellow and white, large bowls of gold |
englOw being used with charming ef- |
feet delicious supper was served by |
the girls, after which dancing was en- |
joyed. Those who participated in the |
affair were the Misses Anna Frazier. |
Kathryn Gabbott, Lillieth Smith, June |
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Enid Edmonds, Isle Bradford, Anna |
belle B. Price. Alice Hardy Margaret |
King, Mamie Price. Augusta Young |
berg. and Messrs. Flynn, Robert Jacob
shagen, II. Van Dam, jr., Leroy Clay
ton, G.. Thum, Harry Cantner, Murray /
Snow, Wilbur Price. Leo Frost, L. G. |
Hardy, Harold White, Bard Ship and /
Lawrence Miner.
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Mrs. c. o. Whittemore and daughters, |
June and Leigh Whittemore, left last |
evening for their home in Los Angeles. |
They have been spending the summer /
with friends in the city,
Mrs. Z. Robinson, who has been the |
guest for month of Mr. and Mrs Tiet- |
jen, left Thursday for her home in
Suisun, Cal.
A. S. Martin and daughter, Alice. will |
leave on Monday for the east, and after
a few days spent with friends in Ohio |
will go on TO Montreal. There Miss
Martin will be joined by Mrs Graham
Putnam, and they viii sail for England
on the 18th for year of travel and
study.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Treasure viii leave
on Thursday OF this week to spend a
month in New York City and on the
coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude F. Williams
have returned from a two weeks tour
of Yellowstone park:
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Morrison and
daughter, Lucille, returned Saturday
from Los Angeles and Ocean Park,
where they have been spending the
summer with Mr.. Morrison's brother
and sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank t. Smith of
Kansas are in the city, the guests OF
Colonel and Mrs. John Shea.
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The Misses Ella and Jessie Hutchin-
son have returned from Long Beach
and Los Angeles. where they spent the
summer.
Mrs. w. j. Attridge and daughter,
MISS OTdrnel, nave returned TO tne city
after spending two months in Los An
geles and the coast resorts.
Mrs. Morris Levy has returned from
a visit of three months with her daugh-
tiers. Mrs. c. Friedman and Mrs. A.
Davidson, in Portland, Ore.
x
Mrs. A. T. McCanne and daughters
have returned from Santa Monica, Cal,
where they spent the summer.
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Miss Daisy Allen left Saturday morn
ing for Payson for q visit with Miss ;
Phoebe Taylor. Miss Margaret Emer-
son has returned from a stay of two
weeks at Brighton.
Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Ferguson and
children left Friday for Philadelphia
and Boston, where Miss Ada Ferguson
will enter a music school
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Mr.. and Mrs. n. A. Erdman left Fri !
day evening for visit TO Long Beach. {
They will be away about. two weeks
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Mrs. A. Thompson and children have ]
from Los Angeles and Long ia
Beach. where they spent the past three
months