Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-21
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The members Of the Twenty seventh
ward Sunday school and their friends
enjoyed an outing at Lagoon yesterday
TO return home late, tired but happy.
Among the events was a road race from
Bountiful TO Lagoon, which was won
by Daniel Balm, who had a handicap
OF three minutes. The time prize was
taken by George Moss, who covered
the distance IN % minutes Then oc-
CURED race for girls from 10 to IL
years, which was won by Miss Mar
garet Allen. In the race for girls from
Is TO Is Miss Alice GALLAGHER crossed
the tape first Then boys from 10 to ~
years ran, and were lei by Joseph
Bruerton. Boys from ~ to Is were
beaten by Burt Hlgham. A high jump
ing contest was entered into and was
won by IIyrum Smith. In the theolog-
zeal class race Henry Taggart won
The officers and teachers races were
won by Bishop Maxwell and Miss Matty
Aveson. There was a ball game be-
tween the married and the single men
which resulted In a victory for the lat
ter by a score OF 7 10 10. About 800
people attended.
The Soandlnavlans OF this city and
valley VIII celebrate Midsummer day at
the Lagoon next Tuesday. An extern
sive program has been prepared in
Guiding a Maypole and pantomlne.
songs speeches and declarations. The
affair In under the management Of
the scandinavian committee and the
profits viii go for the maintenance OF
the scandinavian meetings. The peo-
pie are promised royal time.
Next Saturday win be Tabernacle
choir day at Saltair, the date having
been chosen In honor Of Prof Stephens.
whose birthday II will be. A fine spread
win be rendered the members of the
choir and every endeacor will be made
10 bring them together In closer social
relation No set program Will be rem
dered but several selections may be
rendered during the day. Though Prof
stephens Is absent In Europe, the act
ing conductor. Prof. Mcclellan, Is do
Ing all he can to make the occasion a
notable one.
AZ Saltair next week the following ex-
curslons have been arranged for
sunday--oregon Short Line excursion
from Og1en.
Monday-Twentieth and Twenty
eighth wards
Tuesday-utah Indian war veterans.
Wednesday-Salt Lake Stake NJ. |. A.:
Weber Stake Sunday schools.
Thursday-Granlte Stake
Friday-Twenty-fourth ward and the
Eleventh ward.
satui'lay-Taberancle choir.
Az Lagoon the following dates next
week have been booked:
Monday-Norden Literary society.
Tuesday Scandinaylan society.
Wednesday-Letter CARRIERS assooia-
ton.
Thursday--old folks day.
Friday Ladies' auxiliary, Caledon-
ian society
Wednesday VIII be Murray Derby
day at Calder's park Racing, dane
ing and boating viii be among the fea-
lures On Tuesday the East Jordan
Sunday school and the scandinavian
society also hold their annual outing
there.
South Fork. Provo canyon, June 2l.--
Supt Christensen Of Salt Lake schools
and family are expected about July |.
Mr. and Mrs. Webster OF Salt Lake
viii spend the summer here ana will ar
rive the latter part OF next week.
Mrs. Hattie ID, Abbott Of Chicago viii
sojourn here for several weeks.
+. U. Rudrou and wife OF Fort Col
mer's mother, Mrs J, T. Budrou, are ex-
pected az the Forks In the near future.
T. c. Lundsly OF Salt Lake made a
short stay at the resort this week.
II. q. Brown and wife OF Spring.
willie were visitors June IL.
a. Il. Huritzesker Of Salt Lake was
visitor at the Forks the past week.
G. " Tracy OF Salt Lake enjoyed O
brief outing at Provo canyon early In
the week
Emma Hougamont OF Sprngyille ia
q welcome guest at the resort.
Willard Chapman Of American Fork
spent a day here fishing In the famous
trout stream.
Mrs. Anna Tanner and Miss Bessie