Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-16
California Visitors Invade Farm.
ingloH Resort With Knives
And Forks
sen. DAMBERCER'S GUESTS.
Music and 0rAtory Between Courses
Dsselng and Boating 10
The Evening.

poon. Today II N the Lucn cut-off
with all its wonders Of engineering and
scenery, and tomorrow the guests from
Los Angeles VIII be on their home
ward run, except those who arc too
charmed 10 leave AT once and those who
plan side trips to the east before taxi
ing the home TRAIL This morning at
the Commercial club 4 slight thinning
IA the ranks was observed, many ~
the visitors having LETT the l. D.
ftust las night IN the midst OF 10
catch thc evening Train back to Los
Angeles However, there was q sui.
aconty large muster Of invaders TO
remain IN the game, and the cutoff
train pulled out this morning with an
unusually merry party,
The trip 10 Lagoon Yesterday after
noon was by no means Of secondary
importance IN the events Of the week
n opened u now field of vision 10 the
Visitors, that Of UtahR agricultural
prospects, Tho little Lagoon looomo.
tive puncd ~ way along under the
shadow of the Wnsatch mountains,
Whilc below from the ear windows
stretched the fayorile gardens Of salt
Lakes cnyIrone, ana gardens that woro
the first IN tn, world TO show what
irrigation could do for desert soil
Many were the comments Of praise and
enthusiasm that were heard on al sldua
M the train sped along past the Boun.
tIful orchards and farms, ana IN the
nnal impressions carried away Of the
Utah VISIT this stretch Of country win
b. happily remembered
At Lagoon the feature of tho enter.
tainmcnt was n feast Of good THINKS
arrood BY Simon B1mborgcr, followed
by dancing on the now pavilion floor
and rowing about tho lake by an those
who cared for that kind Of sport win
The exception Of a few who LEI, 10
catch the evening train TO Los Angeles,
the main party remained at the resort
tlll late IN the evening
Tho special train lott Salt Lake At
o'clock and after arriving nt Lagoon
u brief period was given over 10 IN.
wet igdii0n of the grounds, ANA with
these the od0r of roses In bloom and
shrubbcry putting forth its fnyorlle
l,bNos sent u strain of homesioknoss
through the people from Tho land Of
perpetual flowers II made them real.
w. 100 now blossoms the desert where
WORK what they were blessed with by
nature
At $50 o'clock the visitors, $50 strong.
Nolc summoned TO a feast arranged OH
long tables IN the old dancing pavilion,
senator ana Ernest llambcrger Woro ON
mana To lend personal assistance 10 tho
ladlcs Of the senator's family who had
commenced the arrangements,
ITfNtiIHnA AN, ,,tfg,.t
The guests were seated comfortably,
ana a lunch that was elaborate IN ia
makeup was served. During the monl
music was dIscoursod by n band of Il
doSon children with mnndolins ana gu.
llt, undor tho direction Of Theodore
bosL The youngsters performed cap,
ably ana were heartily oncorod by the
lclslorB,
Following the menu Informal
speeches were delivered By men over.
noNlnR WIN VII ANA sharp rCturt from
holh lArlloS, a Significant uttcrHnp0
~ the speeches was that OF Judge y,
W, PpWcls, who declared that titan
hid found this yisl, 30 pleasant that
Nh annual recurrence of II was IN order.
We VIII be the gamers by these Vs.
lis,' he declared you como M 10
us IN The sprlnglmc, and We win go
down TO Los Angeles IN the wintor,'
cries of Good" "Good!n That's mo,h
giccod this remark
Tho iuaslmNetcr of the evening was
flthor Harris, who was introduced by
Clcn SchrOmm Mr. Harris was essen.
ually fotchlng In his introductlons ana
however telling the rotort OF the victim
ol hlH onslaught, his return was sharper
hlllL B" mat tho Blk gathering WAS
wIIy m mood for laughter,
BOOTHS CONFESSION,
The first speaker introduced was W,
u Booth. director of the chamber Of
commerce. His confession was that
Nll lako had beat the Los Angeles
'numprr of commerce nt ~ own game
oI entertaining, and he declared that
inc members present would carry back
IT. row POINTERS To use on future oCtas
'nlN when Salt lnkcrs may Journey
uuNn To the sea He thanked senator
hhlnoorger for the entertainment OF ihr
hIlonoon, on behalf OF the chamber VI
commerce and Nv directors
, wee President e, A. puIgloy Of the
olnmolclnl olnb was spoken Of I'M q
modest man by Mr. Harris, and he con.
nnrd hlN remarks 70 expressing his 70.
gloi mat he was not of The Salt IakerF
f''f''N lNl'N NllN nOll'U 'llNl WV
'hllWs would como again another year,
Gaylord Rouse Of Riverside spoke of
hN great town that had moro area
l9I llN population than any other town
ol California,
SALT LAKE TllE GAMER,
JhQgc q, W, Powers was seated
iuonE lhe supreme court Judges, aud
wv oponlng sally was 10 deny His ann.
,lluN ~ Justice TO himself" with the
,uurable court lie then addressed
UuWoli To The Los Angeles visitors, dee
W,ign mat salt l.nkcrs had learned
Wv Ihe lhem I'VE were the pioneers
ID llngalion," he declared, but You
N'I lho men who made an art OF II,
Irving ils possibilities far beyond
,Mnnl We had dared attempt, Salt Lake
a we gamer by this union with Los
NtBol'Hl ana as Los Angeles grows We
WV grow look TO see the day when
, INV, yard WIN be established NJ Nan
,.uIo hnfbot and there the new navy
, ,no fhclllo eenA VIII be built, Utah
'uns doWn lac iron and the ore 90
y, maze into the great vessels
A. - Lamb OF Los Angeles told Of
we favorable impression made upon
We people ~ Los Angeles by this ylplt,
Nun hlnf he said II was NO favorable
,Ohl hc contemplated coming hero TO
oo ono ~ the crowd,
,oo9heellmnn J, G. Nyc OF ogden M.
,W9d me visitors Of "a pleasant trim
wv ,uoln eut'on today and spoke Of
lklnh 1a n city that would prosper
"'M,h ny Tho union with Los Angeles
A. neodoro Hummorlnnd, president Of
nu hnp Angeles chamber OF commerce,
c Wua introduced ~ tho man who be.
inv lhlnoua by taking 500 "kds' 20
Ky Vllous, paying the way NJ each NJ
y commencing his talk he confessed
m = preference for the Kids 10 speech
maklnn, md then spoke OF tho profit
,na, must follow at both ends OF tho