Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-19

FOR the best gentleman swimmer IN "a
hfty-yard dash. Mr. John expects TO
smoke nothing but Sam Lcyya 'fa-
nous cigars Tor the neat sixty days
PAVILION PROGRAM
1tv was $3.50 when the exercises on The
pavilion commenced Gov Arthur j..
'NHWIs was master NJ 0.rHu IuI.-
raht wen did hc perform h.s part, 81
ter calling thg vast lssaWblugg 20 order
U. mao. Uf.e- Hllr.H ue etIl b..
l.l hIs heart and soul good 90 see 800
many Welsh people mIlele together in
friendship and love. Bic paid "a glow
Ing tribute foo the EIsJcilfod ana said DO
was 9u institution every member of the
Cambri8n association hUnOred and zee
yered Following the governor rec
marks came the singing gf the Welsh
national anthem "Hen Wlad Fy Nhd-
du.' CTha Land OF Ny Fathcrs) by
the Cdmbuau glec club. under the dl-
rccI0u 0f Prof Evan Arthur Reese
Davis. baritone. sang ,ha solo, the 0th-
ers Joining in the refrain.
a s,Dp d9UCe for men over 20 was
Won boy joseph h. Parry of this city.
The second prize wen to John Evans ~
Brigham City
There were four entries for the best
rendition OF Welsh song as follows
Reese Davies. ID b. Davies Edward r.
Party aud Mr Lloyd The singing OF
ail four was excellent, but the judges
decided the hrst named was best and he
was awarded the prize The aijudi-
Gators also recommended that 40. De-
given prize for excellence.
There were five contestants In the
PenllI1n singing Prot 10. u. Giles Car-
rylng OH frat prize. This was very
enjoyable contest
The Sailors chorus lDr Joseph Par
ry) was eXcellentiy sung by the Cam
brian glee club.
Henry Harios, Of Sugar ward, took
FIRST prize for the best lmprJWptu
Welsh speech. There were four entries
AS follows William Jones. Henry Har-
rIes. Edward w. Reese and william Ed-
wards. the latter "a recent arrival from
P0utypridd. South Wales. The subject
was THE Welshman as factor in the
progress Of the world
Reese Davies and David b. Davies
not brothers no rellti0n-recciyed first
prize for the best duet u was a neat
bit OF work.
The bowling contest was won by
Griffith Sanders. Mrs Hannah Wright
aged So. took the prize for being The
oldest Welsh person and the Oldest
lady az the resort The prize Tor the
handsOmest baby was awarded 90
Florence the 2l-months-old daughter 0f
Mr. and Mrs James Brown, grand
daughter of the late Bishop Elias Nor
ris. #. e. Thomas, Jr was Judge ~
this contest, and sixty mothers who ala
not get "a prize say he's alright
The families OF William II. Morgan
and Edward r. Parry tied ion the prize
offered Tor the largest family, each cone
sistlng Of ten members
William y Jones rendered In excel
lent style the bass solo storm Fiend. Do
Prizes IN the Waiting contest We're
awarded Miss Ray Gfiggs and Mr.
Frank Brown. The judges were T, r.
Thomas. Jr. Al0nzo j. Kessler and
Moses Christensen.
10 De- estimated that nearly 5000 peo-
pie were In attendance Before adj
iUurnlng Governor Thomas reminded
those present Of the Spanish Fork
Eisteddfod which takes place August
10Th and 18th He also stated that the
Cambrains would hold forth again az
saltair ON Saturday. August 18Th,
Those ln charge OF Yesterday grand
affair were Arthur /. Thomas. John
james. n. L. Davis, W. j. Lewis, II. +.
Evans. David John, y y Thomas. Jr,
W. ~ Williams and Nephl l.. Morris