. Host of Utahns Invade ilie Southern Portion of tho Golden State. - FAMILIAR FACES GREET ONE ALMOST EVERY TURN People Prom Zion Seem to Hare Migrated by Hundreds to California. "What a host of Salt Lake people 6n Hj sees In soutliorn California theso days." said a Salt Laker last evening, who lias Just returned from a visit on tho south-em south-em coast. "Why, even four ycara ago a Hj Salt Laker could go to Lew Angeles and feel almost thai ho was a stranger In a 'strango land, but that Is not the enso to-day, to-day, Salt Lakors aro scon In goodly In umbers at all the principal points of -Interest In California this summer, but Vmo'ro especially In soutliorn California. Many Paruiliar Faces. Hj "Now, In the two weeks I've been along H the southern coast," continued tho Salt 1 i j Laker, ' you would be. surprised at the j (number ot familiar faces that were mot. On the train which I took from here 1 ,wcro Mr. and Mrs. V. C. Spenco, Mrs. Felt. Miss Ethel Felt. Miss Paul Nolan !and George Rose, all but the last named, -who was on his way to Arizona, on their way to summer resorts in southern Cali-ironila. Cali-ironila. Along the line we picked up Har-Iry Har-Iry Joseph, who also Was on his way to j '.the coast after a visit to the mines. In Los Angeles. "Well, we arrived in Los Angeles and had scarce turned around when wo camo upon Mrs. Milton Oglosby and her two I children, who were nt tho Lanknrshlm . for a few days' visit before going to j Santa Cruz for the summer A little fur-'tlicr fur-'tlicr on wo met Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay 'Tiogors, well known hero for many years, hut who are now looking about for a now home. I hear that Mr. Kogero has about decided to locate at Fresno. At Los An-j An-j eles also 1 saw Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur W Flagg, who are there for the benctlt of The former'H health. A. B. Grecson of tho 1 Mining Review was at tho Lovejoy for a j few days, as were Mrs. Thomas Homer 1 nnd her daughter, Kathleen Mrs. Hitch and her daughters, the Misses Efllo and Lucy, are pleasantly located In Lee An-polos, An-polos, also, where they will remain until September. TTtalins at Pasadena. "One of tho delightful days of tho visit -was one spoilt ut Pasadena at the beauti- fill home of Mr and Mrs. Giovanl Lavag-Dlno. Lavag-Dlno. They went thcro some years ago. you know, and aro very plcnsantly lo-catcd. lo-catcd. Utah day was celebrated at their liomo and among the Salt Lakers who cri-;Joycd cri-;Joycd tho hospitality wero Dr. and Mrs. Whiting, tho former at one time conncct-ed conncct-ed with tho University of Utah, but now at the head of a .school of osteopathy. j Mns. Whiting Is also a successful prnctl- tioner In osteopathy, as arc Dr. and Mrs. 1 Stanley Hunter. Dr. Hunter was formcr- y pastor of the First Unitarian church l hero, and his wife was well known as Miss Roso Larson. Dr. and Mrs. Mllls-paugh, Mllls-paugh, Mrs. S. T. Godbc. the Misses Mar-;lorlc Mar-;lorlc and Miriam Brooks and Mrs. Don Coray, of Salt Lake were the other guests and a merry timo they had. Mrs. Dana T. Smith of Salt Lake is also a visitor In Pasadena just now. a guest at tho home of Mr. and Mrs. Will Clawson (vou re-member re-member tho artist, don't you'') At the Ostrich Farm. "On another day wo took a trip to the J ostrich farm. There wo met Mr and J Mrs. Bert Mcintosh, Mr. and Mrs. Kel- lar, who were on their wedding trip, and Special Officer Davis of tho police force. -J vh'o was enjoying a two weeks' vactlon. Salt Lakers at Long- Beach. "But Long Beach just now seems to bo the most attractive resort for Salt Lak-H Lak-H era. Why, there must have been llftv Jj people from this city thero on tho day Jj wo walked up and down tho shore, and J -we seemed to be busy greeting friends H ;and acquaintances. Long Beach is reoched either by steam or electric cars H the latter seeming tho favorite meonB of J transportation. It's a splendid electric H service, passengers reaching the lioach In J forty minutes. Tho main lino Is down I Vermont avenue, which, by tho way, has J Just been ordered opened by the city Its V full length and will run In a straight line H from tho mountains on tho north to San H Pedro harbor on the south, a distance of BVJI nearly thirty miles, and tho street bids J fair to bo one of the most Important in J the city. You know Los Angeles enthu- J slcsts aro predicting that It will be only J n, few years until tho intervening spaco J between Los Angeles and San Pedro will J bo built up, and this street offers a KVJ tempting thoroughfare. Domiciled by tho Sea. "Among those who were pleasantly J dcmlciled for cither long or short stays J at Ijng Beach were the Very Rev. James J i B. "Eddie and Mrs Eddie, with the chll- BVJ dren, who occupy a cottage well back J from the shore and are having the best J of good times. Mrs. E. A. Wall ha3 BVJ taken a cottage Just cast of tho Julian, J ono of tho leading hotels, and has en- J tertalncd several Salt Lakers. Including J Mr. and Mrs. Alex Tarbet, Mrs. Tarpev H and children, formerly of this city but H now of San Francisco; Mr. and Mrs H Fred Wcy and Miss Wo v. Mrs. F L 1 Oswald and Hazel were at tho Delmar H and had a8 their guest that day Mrs Leonard, widow of Bishop Leonard, and so well known here. Mrs. Ezra Thomp-son Thomp-son and her children woro at tho Julian H for several weeks, aro now at Catalina I hut leave tho latter part of this weok for J San Francisco. They slay two weeks BVJ there, then go to Portland, where Mr J Thompson joins them for a two weeks' visit at tho fair. Mrs. M. B. Whitney was a guest at tho Breakers, and will bo there some time yet. Mrs. Henry C Hoffman and daughter Naomi have a cosy cottage near tho sea, as have also 1 3,Ir;,nnd Mrs- J- Golden Kimball and I children. Mr. and Mrs. W C, Socnco I Miss Spence and Leslie Spence were un- I joy ng an outing at the beach and had as their guests Mrs Felt and daughter. Miss Ethel. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Brady spent I a few days at the beach, and Mr. and Mrs. William McDermott, formerlv of I this city, wore thero for an indefinite Dtnv. California's Venice. "Da.vld Evans was busily engaged in I nuncrlntendlng the construction of the pplendld new hotel at Venice, which Is J by tho way, likely to be one of the most attractive and delightful spots along the entire California coast. A mint of money is being spent thero Just now and the aconrjj especially at night, is boautlful beyond be-yond description. Of course tho work has only fairly begun, but it Is a tlno exhibition exhibi-tion of what can be done In a fow short weeks in California, with plenty of money for backing. TJtahns at Terminal Isle. "Terminal Island 13 another beach which Is likely to attract moro and more Utahns each year. At present there are but fow there, among them being Mr. and Mrs. Jamee Ferguson, the former doing do-ing a lucrative mcrcantllo business; Mrs. Kenneth Kerr and her children, who havo been enjoying tho ocean breezes and the surf bathing for tho past three months; Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Jacobs and Dorothy, who arc occupying a cottage for the summer. sum-mer. At Santa Monica. "Rev. Mr and Mrs. P. A. Slmpkln are at Santa Monica with their children, and are the only Salt Lakers I saw there. At Catalina I met Mr3. John Beckett, widow of tho lato John Bcckott. whoso homo was In this city for ten yars, but who Is now enjoying a thrco months' stay In California beforo going to Honolulu. To me Salt Lake Is ono of the most beautiful places In this country," said Mrs. Beckct, 'and I hope to call it my home somo day.' At Catalina Island. "Mr and Mrs. E. L. Sheets and their three children are occupying ono of tho beautiful cottages at Catalina. They havo been thero for three weeks and are to stay somo time longer. Thoy live In San Francisco, you know, but still call Salt Lake their home. Mr. and Mid, James Chlpman and daughters were at Catalina and In Los Angeles on their way homo from the Northwest, where they took In tho fair Mr. and Mrs J. J. Broughall aro located Indefinitely at Ocean Park, where Mr. Broughall has largo Interests. Mrs. Paul Nolan and Miss May Nolan wero there also, but have retunfed to Salt Lake. Adelbert Beesloy has a position with one of the bands at Ocean Park and will bo there until lato In the fall. Other Pleasure-Seekers. Tho Misses Edytho and Eob Ellorbcck were also among the pleasure seekers nt tho southern reports. Mrs. Ernest Bamberger Bam-berger and Miss Gcddcs stopped off in Los Angeles" on their way to Santa Cruz: W, B, Mundy ran down for a few days to bo rid of tho almost unbearable heat at Las Vegas: Mrs. C. E. Wantland was a visitor at several of the beaches; J. E, Bamberger spent a few davs In Los Angeles An-geles on business; Mr. and Mrs. Baum-garten Baum-garten were at the Lankershlm on their way to San Francisco. Scores of Salt Lakers. "But there, those aro somo of tho Salt Lakers that I recall having met In a two weeks' stay in southern California. Thero are scores more of them that others meet dally on their rounds of tho pleasure resorts, re-sorts, and hotel keepers say that never In the history of California havo so many Utahns visited that State as during the past fow months or since tho completion of the Salt Lake. Route.'