The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-04
AT THE RESORTS.


IL The WoOdmen of the World of Sal.
Lake and of Utah propose to chop ont
All Kinds of good times at their SaltaIr
I log rolling on Wednesday of this week
I Ihere are LOO WoOdmen in Salt Lake
/ and 500 more IN the state. nearly all of
( whom intend to turn out Tuesday night
a parede; with two bands and anv num-
bS- u, % " OO9nen IN lie. viii be given
- ny o. auFertlslnS the big event
AdiIy interesting features have been
prepared Tor Wednesday. Among m.
most novel OF these is one to which the
general public is not to be admitted Tf
will consist Of the initiation OF 49, De-,
9erieet into the mysteries of the ord.
f ne SsI tI3 VIII occur on the plat
-GtlI Nnlcn was used last year as 4
skating rink. 1t viii be screened off y5if5
SaIlF as. No Woodmen have ever before
I been initiated on water
Among the other features will he a loo
LoiIlilS m the water for cash prizes fancy
SOLO dance, exhibition drills BY the degree
teams OF Salt Lake and Utah caH3DS
fancy and trick bicycle riding ana = -
walk In addition the usual races ana
oSuer athIetlc events for prizes are on
The committees in charge are as fol-
Arrangement Committee-G. BIakeIev
ira lawson, George Wood A II RaiI-
hot. a. 0. Woods, Lucfen Cox. q
spencer 5 W. R. Brown and E w.
Reception Committee-F,,7rsl-a 49,,
Morley. Frank II. Holzheimer. Gus Hen
Rod. Provo Arthur Craven G, r HoI-
klns: ogden; 7. Morris, Mr. Olson. Ed
Jones. h S THAN. Mt Pleasant: Ole
SElemenson. EPhraim: II. b. Larsen.
T-Ik City; J. W: Greenbough. B. T.
Hartwelli A. Williams. Deseret canap
900 J. u, Eldredge. jr., l. c. Keisetp
George Soils, T. E Newman Utah ca1s1'
81; ST., L. =, o. Brown, II simons. William
7Slsley, T. Il Allen. Salt Lake camp 81:
William Elliott George DanIey. Q. Ila1b-
~. A Mcclellan, jr.
Elaborate preparations are being made
by those IN charge Of the AFFAIR to make
next saturday q joyous occasion for an
the southerners who live IN this city and
state Everybody born south of the Ma
son and Dixon line may feel that he 30
a right to be there and to participate in
the festivities. -
The first excursion to Provo ,,an,-,,,
VIII De giyen next Sunday under the aus
pices of the Federated Trades. The train
VIII leave here at o'clock in the morn
ing and the excursiouists will he ME n
get nome again at either s or IL o'cioell
N IN. the the eyenT1ing. as they. may desire. 4
feature VIII be the chicken trout ami
melon dinner at South Fork A 81 lar
man goes up the canyon this morning TO
make the necessary arrangements.
The annual outing Of the Utah Won,-
ans Press club win take place at Lagoon
TOMORROW. The excursion is for the bene-
Mt p the state kindergarten, and an who
are interested in kindergarten work ara
especially Invited to attend.
Co2mittees composed Of T. /. Irvine
and Doc Needham, =. J. Hull and A p
solomon VIII leave today for Castillo
Springs and Provo canyon respectively 10
see which is the better place to hold the
annual picnic Of the Rio Grande Western
shop employees. One or the other vii
be selected. The picnic IS scheduled for
Aug. Il and the company viii give the
men and their families special train
Tor the occasion At meeting held Fri
day night the courtesy OF the western
officials was announced to the men ans
q unanimous vote of thanks was ten
dered