Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-02

vler and cache counties. Below is the
menu decided on for the banquet;
Fried Chicken.
Veal loaf. Ham.
Potato chips.
Tomato salad.
Pineapple sherbet.
Cake. Fruit Coffee.
The committees appointed by Mrs.
Ritter are aH follows
Purchasing -Mcsdames J. J.. Bam-
berger. chairman. J. w. Farrell ana
simon Hamburger.
Decorating Tables-Mrs J. Wash
Young. chairman. Mesdames seldom /.
Clawson and Ernest Eldredge.
Lemonade Booths-Mfa. Dewey Rich
ards. chairman. Mrs. Paul Hammer
Dlshes-Mrs. n. W. Clayton. chair
man: Mrs n. O. Webber.
Decoration Charles n. Wells.
chairman. Miss Jennie Calder.
Tablcs-Mrs. Byron Gru0, chairman;
Mrs. Rachael Miller. assistant chair
man Mesdames a. V. Taylor. G. l..
Knight. J. n. Milton, Joseph w. Young.
Hertz, Arthur Brown, w. II. Jones,
Hoyt sherman. Joseph cohen. jacob
Moritz. George Y. Wallace, Egbcrt Rob
crts. r. f. Richards. Ira II. Lewis. Net
tie Ienries. w ~. King. J. l.. Rawiina.
Annie Hyde. A. u. Wallace, J. T. on
mcr. Misses Julia Farnsworth and Min
ME Noble
Three ladies' will have charge Of the
tables and will select their own assist
ants. who will probably be- chosen from
the members % the various classes In
the high school At least this was Eug-
Eeated at yesterdays meeting. The
chairman of each committee. u " I'M
a Il lea an 40
plans, and these Will be presented 20
Mrs Ritter Tor approval. II was decided
TO have Mrs. Walden make all the cakes
for the banquet.
TWO ARCHES OF TRIUMPH.
President Barnes asked permission
from the Council last evening to erect
two triumphnl arches. one on a street
near one Of the dcpotH. the other on
East Temple. the point 20 be selected
by the committee. The request was
granted, and the street supervisor VIII
oversee their construction.
USE OF LIBERTY PARK.
The Council last evening granted tho
use Of Liberty Park Tor the exercises
and entertainment ~ the volunteers
Tho committee on public grounds will
look after the decoration Of the park
Governor Wells Mrs. Ritter and PrcHi-
dent Barnes Of the city Council, went
to the Park yesterday and selected
places Tor the troops. the tables, speak
cr'a stand and the spectators.
FROM THE MARSHAL or THE DAY
Gen. Penrosc. grand marshal Of tho
day FOR the reception OF the Utah vol
unteors. has issued the following:
All associations and bands desiring e
participate IN the parade TO welcome
our returning volunteers. are requested
TO report 20 the grand marshal at th'
earliest moment. Also all men from
Utah who enlisted IN the regulars OF
other state volunteers. room al Auer'
bach building.
GEN. wM. H. PENRosE. q. =. A..
Grand Marshal.
cYcLERs IN IT.
A generous move Is on foot from thl
Salt Puincc people. They propose &
bring about a bis cycle meet, the pro
ceeds 10 be equally distributed amoni
the heroes iugt returning from the war
| Governor Wells. In talking to Prest
| Nclden yesterday. approved OF TN
rcheme. The meet VIII be held on :
Monday, and 30 cents VIII be chnrEc,
for admission. Every cent viii h
/ given 10 the 200 or more Utah patriots
Everything viii be- furnished gratis, an,
u IL hoped that the racing men VII
/ donate their prizes to this fund. tn
executive committee viii meet II
! rooms IN to as Auerbach building
/ tonight. and Il IL expected that Their
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