Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-09

The members Of the Twenty-hret
ward enjoyed their outing nj Shltir
Yesterday. although no program WIS
arranged The event was merely re-
union ID friends. and 800 people were
present to attest their pleasure on the
occasion. Not many INDUCED IN dip
I'm the surf. as the water was quite cold!
INIT the performance % the dogs ana
monkeys amused ovcry body.
The Mormon sunday schools Of Big
Cottonwood had pleasant Jay AZ
Garfield yesterday. The most amu.lnH
feature % the day was % game OF pal
played by boys o. the lake, The crowd
numbered about 800. ana the success
% the day ~ n credit 90 John suihgr-
land and II. H. Stevenson, who had inc
cxcurslon In charge.
Today saltair will rcsound with song
and laughter, the event being Inmhflah
day. a most delightful time n nntici-
pnted. uH q iluo musical AMI literary
program Inns been prepared. The SING
ing " Madam swcnHon's lpdicH chorus
win be one Of the chief features
Mr.. Douglas Young. who recently
reached this city from Manila, hNught
with him 70 rare collection 81 Filipino
curl1r, pictures OF Philippine natives,
United states truopa hatueholds. anu
u RI said that his collection SURPRISES
the ONE shown nt the omaha ENpual-
lion. and the entire collection VIII be on
exhibition at Sultnir tomorrow and VIII
be- under the direct charge OF Mt.
Young. who ls hero In the interest OF
the Manila Freedom. THIS VIII nuord
good opportunity 20 acquire a moro
perfect knowledge OF the people, VINO
have been thrown 80 peculiarly across
our path.
Tho Kings Carnival viii be held at
snitnir ON Wednesday August 10Th.
The features will be- "a childrcn's kerr
mcas. genuine colOrcd cuke-walk,
marine drill and minuet and fancy
dancing by twenty young ladies OF the
Retail clerks association. Two bands
will be- there. and prizes VIII be given
for characters.
a day fun Of fun was spent at tho
Lagoon yesterday by the residents Of
the Second and Third wards. Ia spite
uf the cool weather over one Thousand
people were There. Two base ball games
were played during the afternoon. me li',
first game was between tho yoong
ladies' VI the Second ana Third wards,
tho former being led by Mrs bllla
Little and Annie Anderson, ana the
latter by Misses May Smith and Mabel
Ilolton. The muidenH Of the Third ward
We're NnnitFN va N'lNNA VI Wv lNiAtN'A" NA
their sisters Of tho Second ward, which
humillntinE fact was robbed " half It's
sting hy the young men OF the Third
ward hurting the Second ward boys
down 10 ignominoua defeat by "a score
OF n TO 2.
Miss Ida Wcggelnnd of tho Second
ward was overwhelmingly voted the
most popular young lady present re-
cciyinE vote % 1916. The nearest
competitor was Miss Mabel Bolton,
with i.22i votes. The most attractive
event of the evening was the cnkc-wnlk
won by James iyerHon and Miss Mar
raret Hammer Mias Fagcrgrccn won
the ladies foot race, and Joseph
strnRfollow proved himself 20 be- the
best Fentlcmar Splinter The oldest
gentleman present was Neln horcnAon'
The members q the Eleventh ward
will convert Garfield into "a scene Of
msrrlmcnt Friday next a most excel
lent program has been prepared and
prizes will be- offered IN all the events.
The Danish population nrc going TO
have q grand reunion at the Lagoon
Friday next There Will be n tug OF
war between the married ana un-mnr-
rlcd men. cnke-walka, songs, fcclta-
tions. boat races. and In fact everything
that goes 90 relieve day OF It's mo-
nutouy.