The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-08-04
SOCIETY


thriving little town. Although the sea-
son has been on only a few weeks, and
VIII last not over a month longer,
the hotel has ealredy registered
large numbers of salt Lakers and their
friends from out of town. Mrs. Frank
T. Roberts and Don g. Roberts have
been staying there for a few days. Mrs.
Byron Cummings and her two sisters,
the Misses McLaury, are there now, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Hanson are
spending a week or so there. Mr.. and
Mrs. :. II. Pendergast have just re-
turned after d short stay there. Mrs.
Strickland and her sister, Miss Cayley
of Philadelphia are there with the
children, where Mr.. Strickland joins
them from the mine near by. Mrs.
Eugene Gaylord and her baby are there
for the summer Miss Lucy Van Colt.
Miss Rachel Edwards and Miss Rose
Toronto made up a party for the week
end last at the hotel, returning early In
the week. DIT. and Mrs. Claud Gates
are spending the days fishing.
Every stage, either from town or from
Park City, brings new visitors to the
place to be guests of friends in their
summer cottages or to remain at the ho-
tel for a few days, the latter being
more popular this season than for some
time past
Al the Jdllttc II. AlONlt cottage MT.
and Mrs. Moyle and their children are
spending the summer. Mr.. and Mrs.
James Silver and Mrs. Gray have been
with them. but returned by the Silver
motor on Monday. Two handsome new
cottages are lately added to the colony
near tine hotel, both of them built by
eastern people, who have fallen in
love with the place. Near here also are
the r. w. Young and the Willard
Young families and their guests, Mrs.
Nephi Norris and Miss Alice Wells
having spent the past few days with
them. Mrs. Richard p Morris and her
children are in their picturesque home
in the pines where Mrs. Gwynne Officer
is visiting them.
The various families who have sum-
mered there for years are nearly all es-
tablished in their cottages, and with
company of guests are spending the
summer in the meTTiest and the most
wholesome kind of d way. The Fisher
Harris cottage shelters a party of
young people, Miss Elise Yeates going
up this week TO join Miss Margaret
Harris. Near by is the beautiful Wood
ruff home. RunwOOd, where DR.. and
Mrs. Woodruff and their daughter,
Miss Lesley Woodruff, are entertaining
Miss Hazel Sappington and Miss Edna
Farnsworth. In the GOdbe camp, where
Mrs. Charles Brooks Mrs. r. II. Brown
and Mrs. Frank GOdbe have their
homes, there are still more gay young
people, the Misses Miriam and Marjorie
Brooks and Miss Edith GOdbe gath
eTing their friends there for pleasant
evenings or going for long tramps.
A little farther down the canyon are
the cottages of the T. d. Lewises and
the E.E. DaTlings, the latter being Occu-
far~
Mary Mayne and Miss Claire ElleTbeck.
with the two Darling girls as well. The
Fabians. near by, have had house full
all summer and are still entertaining
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Caine
and their sons are established in their
and near them are Mrs. Sarah
KarTick and her family. with Miss &c
neve Savage and Miss Irene Thompson
as guests.
Across the gulch are the two Oden
in one of which Mrs. J. ).
Ferguson is with a party of a dozen
young girls, and Mrs. Heber J. Grant.
Mrs. Susa Young Gates and the two
Ferry families are i'm this section as
wen. Mrs. Charles Gilmer and her
children are making a short stay at the
Carey cottage, and Mrs. Leroy G. Din
with her children. are steeled
In the RaWlins house. where Mrs. Dana
T. Smith is her guest for a time. Far
Their up the hillside are the Sadler and
Powers cottages. the former having a
family party within and having had
Miss Florence Kimban as a guest FOR
the past week. Numerous camping par
ties of more or less proportions are 10
be found on ali sides, and each week
End sees the men friends Of the young
ar members or the husbands and faith
Frs up for the few hours of leisure at
their disposal
Mrs. A. r. Greeson was the hostess
Yesterday at a pleasant 500 party given
IN honor of her guest, Mrs. L. Il. Cop
peck of Kansas City. The rooms were
decorated with pink sweet peas and
'eTls. and the prizes in the game were
won by Mrs. n. C.. Edwards. Mrs. J. G. .
danchett and Mrs. r. W. Francis. q
special prize going 70 the guest OF
honor. The hostess was assisted by
Miss Nora Sheckels. Miss Mary Jenk-
snson. Miss Merle Lynch and Miss Ell
sic Davidson. besides her daughter, .
Miss Hilda Greeson.
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The schedule at the Country club /
through August has been considerably F.
'implifed. and the only announcements +
made are that the usual Wednesday .
-Aaas.alEhtlaS anu CAN Ala evening ull--
lers with q dance following viii be 1
.ontinued. No formal program. either 4
Il sports OF of teas. has been arranged. /
-hs luncheon today win be only q small 4
,nair ii seems. most of those who have .
'een entertaining having left for a stay .
n the mountains.
F.. e. Bartlett, who has made his .
lome here at the Uintah club for the
'aSt year or so. leaves this evening
With his mother. Mrs. +. ". Bartlett,
md his sister, Miss Bartlett, for Los .
Angeles. They viii make the coast /
zip 90 the north and return 10 their .
lone In Milwaukee over the Canadian
Pacific Mr.. Bartlett VIII again make .
lis home in Milwaukee with his par
nts
Miss Beth CritChlOw VIII be home on .
friday after q visit Of some weeks with .
-iends on the coast. She viii be ac-
by Miss Winnifred Mills .
'augh. daughter Of DR.. and Mrs. !. I .
Of los Angeles, formerly OF .
his city. who viii spend a part of the .
ummer here with the Critehlow fam
~
y
A quiet home wedding was Solem- 4
.ized last evening at the residence of f
.fr. and Mrs. George Y. Walker. when .
Hiss Amanda b CheEwidden and Al
'ert r. Tilt were married by the Rev.