The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-10-10


enjoyed most pleasant day yesterday,
and the occasion will long be remsm-
bered by guest and host.
THE MORNING EXERCISES.
Shortly before 10 O'Clock in the n orn
ing, Utah Commandery No. met a.
the hall, attired in full dress, and,
headed by Kent's Military Band,
marched to the Cullen Hotel, there
meeting the Sir Knights of Colorado
Commandery No. /. A parade wa.
formed and line of march taken up.
The column marched to Nam Street,
thence down Main Stree: to Third
South, crossing over to the st. Elmo cor
ner; marching up Main to First South,
thence to the Utah q Nevada deoo
where special tram was IL
waiting to convey them &c Gar
field Beach. The ladies' of tn
luarty took carriages. meeting the
Sir Knights at Jae depot anu accom-
panylng them to the Beach. Tie spec
lal train was provided by the resident
| Knights and consisted OF ivs cars,
which were well tiled.
AT GARFIELD BEACH.
The monotony of the journey was re
lieved by music and mirth and all ap-
peared to enjoy the trip. The day
was delightful and a nuaite r of the
visitors were anxious to try the maguih-
cent bathing, consequently, upon arrival
of the train there was rush for the bath
houses. The peanty of the lake and the
mid atmosphere offered inducements
that even the old resident who had
| fl0ated on the bosom of the grand Old
lake many times before could not resist,
and soon a large Number of the ladies
and gentlemen had improved the op
portuniuy and were drifting with the
waves. Others took boats and tried
the excellent rowing. On the pavilion
the band played some choice selec ions
and those so inclired INDUCED in
social hop.
THE RETURN.
At about 1.30 the train left for the
city, arriving at . O'Clock. Carriages
were in waiting at the depo.
and the ladies were driven to their
hotels. TIE march was again taken
up by the Koignts, and upon arriving
al the Cullen the Colorado Com
mandery halted, while their Salt Lake
brothers marched TO their hall and dis
banded.
In the afternoon many of the party
took carriages and drove to the Hot
springs, also visiting numerous other
points of interest.
THE EVENING RECEPTION.
AS per announcement, an informal
reception was given at the Cullen Hotel
in the evening by tbs Utah Com
mandery in honor OF their dis tinguished
guests. As the hour of o drew nigh,
the assemb lage began to gather.
and ere many moments had elapsed
some $50 couples had flied into
the hall and were marching to III
sweet strains of melody produced by
kent's military band. The Knights
were in full dress unifor Il and wore
their helmets, while the costumes OF the
ladies were varied and tasty, many
wearing fezes, the uniform headpiece
of the Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine
Sociabllity was the chief object OF the
gathering, and nothing TRANSFERRED TO
IL.
Kent's band did itself proud and dis
coursed music as if it were spontane-
GUS The following is
THE MUSICAL PROGRAMME
rendered and dances selected:
Coronation March from the Prophet.
Quadrille-Operatic Beauty.
Lancers-The Belmont Clue.
Medley oVerture-Bric-a B;ac,
Waltz -Armitia.
Quadrille Colorado and Utah Med |
ley.
Medley of Southern Plantation Songs. |
;hotusche-Cavalier.
Gallop-Fortune.
Daring the course of the evening |
light refreshments were served in the |
ordinary adjoining the dining room.
The hours glided swiftly by, and soon
it was drawing nigh unto the wee sma'
hours and the company prepa red 10
separate, when john S. Scott, OF Utah
Commandery, No. L, made a few re-
marks thanking the Colorado Com
mandery for their visit, and h ,pinp
that they had enj 0yed themselves.
EXPRESSIONS OF THANKS.
En-. Sir A. B. Mc3affey, of the Cole
RADIO Commandery. arose in response
and thanked the Sir Kaights of Utah
for the attention shown to their visitor
and expressed delight in visitin Sal
Lake City. He said that if it had not
been for the ladies of the Colorado
Commandery they would have had a
good time. at which point the speaker
was seized by delegation of ladies
headed by Mrs. S G. Frost, Potentatess
OF the 8. o. 0. B., aud lg ANONYMOUSLY
banished. The lady then took the
sneaker'S position and thanked The