The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-22
SECTION THREE.

Owing to the unusually early
~ spring and the ideal weather
with which Salt Lake and vicinity has
been favored, there are already prepa-
rations in progress for the annual
fitting to summer resorts and coun-
try homes. Salt Lake, in common
with ld-established communities, can
boast of q number of beautiful coun-
try homes, which are usually occupied
regularly during the summer months
Now that the automobile has come TO
stay and the distances are compare
lively of no moment, the suburban
home will be more than ever IN evil
dence. The location and posS. billties
in the shadow of the mountains and
by the running canyon streams not
being eQuaIled in any other part or
this western country
There are several of the best known
homes that will probably not be occu-
pied this season. "OakwOOd,' the
luxurious country place Of Colonel
and Mrs Edwin +. Holmes, will not
be opened 'Idlewild.' the artistic
Cottonwood home of Mrs. II. \. Pros
ser of New York, formerly Mrs Wlni-
fred :. Walker. may possibly ne
thrown open f Mr.. and Mrs Prosser
find it convenient to come from the
Atlantic coast for part of the sum-
mer. The Judge country place viii
not be occupied this season by any
members of the family
Mrs. NJ J. Cheesman and family
are already at their summer home,
and Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Walker re-
main at the Walker farm throughout
the year The 5. s. Walkers VIII
leave for their Cottonwood home
within a few weeks. and Mr. and Mrs.
o. K. Lewis and family will go the
first of July
GIenmary, the summer home Of the
NJ. H. Walkers, is always thrown open
during the summer, as is also the
handsome Hills home. A new home
at the mouth of the Big COttonwood
IS the ~rtistic one Of H l. A CuI-
mer. called Wild Water" II Will
soon be occupied by the Gunner fam
ilv and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L Rob-
erts and family at intervals during the
summer months. Alderwood' al
The same neighbOrhOOd, VIII also De
taken possession of by the Alder fam
lilies
Mr.. and Mrs N NJ Hamilton are
situated at "Wanderin,' near Wanda
mere. Mr.. and Mrs. J Fred Odeli
ard Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Schoppe have
spent the year at their SUBURBAN
homes near Bountiful. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Sharp Daynes have opened
their YUM
among others who viii spend the
heated term within easy reach of the
city among the cool canyon breezes:
The canyon resorts and Brighton VIII
claim the usual number of summer
jewellers a little later on.
X X
From a scientific and astronomical
standpoint. the numerous comet par
ties held during the early morning
hours of the past week have been
rather disappointing. but from a So
cial point of view the results nave
proved TO be eminently satisfactory
--be novel affairs have been either
preceded by midnight suppers or ioi-
lowed by early breakfasts or picnic
l7Jncheons on the mountain tops
which in themselves made UP Tor
ANYTHING lacking in the appearance OF
the mysterious heavenly visitor At any
rate. il is safe to say that the much
heralded comet has been responsible
for more people seeing the sun rise
and catching the magnificent view o.
the morning star than has been the
case within the memory Of the Oldest
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