Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-13
SIXTEENTH WARD OUTING.
II Was at Lagoon end Participated 10 by fl
teen Hundred People
niss Bcda NordvanI chosen queen
Omccrs OF IIcr Itcaim Outdoor
sports-rhosc VINO won.

Tho Sixteenth ward excursion TO tho
Lagoon yesterday was perhaps tho
largest excursion that has been given
by any ward tbla synaun. Tho Eougr-
osity OF Mr. BgmberEor u giving To- nll
the widows of thc ward FREQ ti1uspor-
tntl0n, was appreciated by thom. over
1000 Tickets wcru cold hy thc commit
toes, ami nearly 1900 people were be- ate
tondcnco.
The bicycle road ruco over The slE-
mile truck FROM Contor,lllo Co farm-
inEtou was one OF tho chief attractions
Of the afternoon. The race was won Boy
Earl Mitchell, who had ono-mIls
handicap. Dc also won the time prize.
covering thu distance iu twenty-five
minutes. The other riders finished in
Inv following orlur with huuIiaHpf 1s
stated. Walter Wrisnt one minute,
james rilt, one mluuiei -. sludou.
one minute, Ernest Bridge one minute,
oUun Nrlsrr. scratch. While GuIIHulH.
rCratghi walter HBmes scratch. John
Evans. scratch. The people have boon
voting 900 last WrHk Cor % queen of the
day, and H. De- result. NlrH BUdu Nlrl-
Null Yves crowned queen ut 4 o'clock.
she having received OPS votes. Miss
Leila tottam received .34, and Miss
Ethel lsich. 90.
Misa Gotham and AiIa1 uich were APP
pointed maids of honor Go the queen,
and the maids OF waiting wUrr chosen
from % number uf tho young ladies' who
had received various numbers uf votes
Cor queen. As soon as the coronation
exercises We're completed. the queen
organized her realm. tho officers Hho
appointed being ur f1ll0wHi
Bishop George 49, Emery. prime min-
lister. william Lungtpn, chancellor of
the uNChDluur, Arthur Fruwpu, Peter
Reed ana John Vincent. muHtHfu uf
finance. WIN. j. Newman and Thomas
Jeremy, masters 0f the royal house
hold. Simon Hamborgvr. keeper uf the
forcs. John 49, Reed. high chamber
lnlni Ell POLAND, keeper uf the great
seal. and r. b. n, Taylor. assistant.
The baseball game between tho sim
glo men and the hCupdlyts was o. source
OF considerable Interest 10 some. The
game terminated at the end ~ tho
seventh inning, with "a score OF 90 =.
Edwin II. Parry won the 900 yard boat
race. IN 1 minute ana 20 seconds, close
IS pressed by j. a. TimuHuu. Despite
the heavy wind. Prof TrImble made his
balloon ascension. making "a speedy de-
scent, and lighting in "a barb wire
fence, across the track, but was uulu-
jurcd.
Prizes for tho children foot mcos
worc awarded me- follows. Boys n Go
i2-Almu Ridges. Patrick walsh. and
4. Nelacr. For girls uf same ugcaIuby
Fowler Ada Yard and Ivy Smgthurst.
Boys under 1-GUurgc Winters. Girls
under 7-Wluny Parry. The committee
on arrangements were; John %. Read
Mrs. 4. J. Rouudy, Miss Martha Has
lam. william iuugtun. siiHs Clariasa
Monslcy. Arthur Frewln, John Vincent.
Miss Marlndl Bullock. Miss Lizzlr Gil
lcHple. u. -. r, Taylor. Peter Reid and
William j. Yard.
The evening was spent In dancing
and Witnessing the two HhoWE-rhe
-Four Millions ana the Lady OF Lions.
A morc delightful day has not been
spent at the Lagoon this season.
II b. scandinavian day az GARFIELD to-
day.
The members of the First Methodist
church are spending the day at salt
air
The employees or the OREGON Short
Line 90 ~ Garfield Saturday. An ia.
tercsting program has been prepared
ana a most enjoyable time ~ expected
There nro two excursions 60 the La
goon today. ono ~ tho members Of
the Westminster church. and sunday
school. Tho other ~ tho auxiliary OF
the brotherhood " Locomotive Enri,
noora Of ogden. 4 game of baseball be-.
tween tho Y. NJ. e.. 4. ana the ogden
teams VIII be played, aud a road race
| from Contorylllc 10 the Lagoon viii b,
run, nH well ne many other sports that
nre scheduled