Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-15

thrm. Every huuy-ihu huuhNNlN VIM
loves flowers almost 10 much na her
children the florist who makes plant
raising "a business. all vie with each
other In the generosity of their EiftH,
A. consequence private residences
and greenhouses alike viii be tcmporar-
ny dcnud a " their floral ornamcnta-
tons
FLAG DONATION.
Decorations Of an appreciative char
aoter are what tho decoration COM
mittee are lnduatriously looking after
To-day they received gift of 900 good
sized American nngs from the Ladies'
Democratic committee.
VOLUNTEER DAY PROGRAM.
A very unique and elaborate program
for the home coming Of the volunteers
has been arranged BY the committee, II
viii contain a complete roster Of tho
men and the list Of battles they took
part In. II will be worked IN several
different colors all Autographed tho
work bclng done by the Utah Litho-
Eraphing company. They VIII be- sold
on the streets ana IN book stores for tho
nominal sum OF % cents, all above exc
penseH TO go towards the fund,
MOltE MAIDS OF ibNbI
II has been found necessary ~ In
cruAse the uumcbr Of maids ~ honor.
IL IL said that about ten more win be-
added. The matter viii probably receive
Conpideratiun at the meeting NJ the exec
cutive committee this evening
ENoINEERs Will TURN OUT.
Al meeting Last evening Of a dozen
or mors members OF company X. SEQ
ond regiment United S,AtoH engineers,
II was decided 10 turn out under com
maRd OF Captain y. J, Muls and Lieut.
N. ~. DouEal There will be I'VE sets
OF fours m the line Of march. and thcir
position viii be at the rlght Of the
column. The detachment viii wear
white trousers, blue blOuscH, campaign
hats and regulation white collars. A
flag denoting the engineering corps
viii be made for tho occasion by Frank
Moyle and Al Kneaas. and carried b.
the color sergeant
FIRST CAVALRY.
Captain Joseph n. Calne has re-
coiysd pledges form fifty-tWo member,
OF the Ilrat troop u Utah cavalry TO
take part In the demonstration on Sat
urduy. The captain hopes 90 have be-
tween uiNty and seventy men In line
TO nREAKFASr THE GOVERNOR.
The returning volunteers will be met
at Ogden next Saturday morning hy
GOV Wells and his Rtah \ dispatch
from Mru Driyer.prcsldont NJ the ogden
RED Cross society inviting the Gov.
crnor ana stan 10 meet the home conn
Ing heroes there and breakfast with
them at Lester Park Governor Wells
Acknowledged the Invitation and ans
nounced acceptance Of II by himself
aud stan,
INVITATION TO sALTAGR
General Manager clayton OF the salt.
gir Beach and Stlt Lake ana lns An
gcl0f Railway companies yesterday
forwarded the following invitation O.
Governor Wells
"utah'B volunteer soldiers, whose rr,
turn 10 To be appropriately celebrated
on the 18Th inst, come back Co ua Wiu
TCcullvctlouH % both tho eastern uu.
the western oceans. Before dlHuUrlUH
their organizations and proceeding q.
their respective h1mvH. may they mol
rtneW their allegiance Go thHir native
State lu tho waters uI their own sul
sea- To the end that they may rlrrN
away go their NrHHII.a tuiH memory uul
as a. conclusion Co their luy OFF welcome
the salt Lake s Los Angeles HuuWu1
company and the SlliUr Beach com
pauy respectfully tender foo each u
them, through your .NDnuuu,y h.
compliments ot the uurtsInu.Hu trlp q,
the beach ana bath iu tho lake.
Upon your acceptance uI tHIs uur
arutngcmvnts win Doe made Tor thrI
proper care
In acknowledging tho receipt NJ th
invitation tho Governor wrote tina
while an official acceptance could nu
be expected, II would bu Dis pIpuHur
10 have Adiutunt General burton max
known the Kind Invitation 90 Majo
Grant who Nm turn would inform IN
brave boys of the courtesy In tow
family AImmnra "a
planned viii probably have the right q