Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-09
Prize Winning Girls See the City
OF the Saints During the
Day.
At SALTAIR THIS AFTERNOON.
Leave for Park Tonight and Will see
The Gcyscrs spout for Their
Particular Benefit.

Accompanied by their brothers and
their cousins and their aunts, IS girls
every one Of them q prize taker on pop
ularity, arrived here yesterday and
will leave az s o'clock tonight FOR the
Yellowstone National park. In all 100
people make up the party and yester-
day afternoon and today they have been
going at a rapid gait through the at
fractions Of Salt Lake and vicinity.
Yesterdy afternoon they had reserved
seats at the regular tabernacle services.
where they listened to a discourse by
Elder c. W. Penrose. Following the
services they were rendered a musical
recital by Asst. Organist Edward Kim-
ball, assisted by Emma Ramsey Norris.
and IN the evening visited the Holmes
art gallery.
OUT AT EARLY MORN.
Today It was case OF Wake and
call me early" for the crowd was out
sightseeing with the dawn. This morn
ing they did all there was to do IN the
way Of a speedy seeing salt Lake
trip IN automobiles and cars. and at
noon repaired to the Commercial CLUB
for luncheon. The club was the guest
on this occasion. and there were pres
ent several prominent guests, besides
the party.
WELCOMED BY GOVERNOR,
To welcome them TO Salt Lake and
Utah a committee went 10 ogden yes
to-day. II was composed Of Gov. Cut
Ter. Adjt. Gen. Ray G.. Naylor y, r..
Nelson, private secretary OF the COVER
nor Fisher Harris and J. G.. Mcdonald.
After the Tabernacle recital Gov. Cut
Ter thanked the organist and Mrs. Nor
ris on behalf Of the visitors for the
courtesies shown them.
This afternoon. following the lunch
con the party went out to Saltair, from
which they plan to return in time TO
catch their train out on schedule, at
s o'clock tonight The prize winning
girls composing the 81 guests Of honor
are winners IN a most popular girl
contest conducted by the Portland Ore
CONAN through the larger towns OF
Washington Oregon and Idaho. The
winners secured a trip 10 Yellowstone
park and back, consuming about 20
days. They will arrive at the park
about o'clock tomorrow evening. and
viii return to Portland via Pocatello
and Boise July 20.
PARTY PERSONNEL
The personnel Of the party Is as fol-
lows
o.. AL rr-fft- nit. n.
land. Gussie Bottemiller the Dalles;
Sue Breckenridge Albany; Gladys
Chamberlain. Portland. Nola Coad,
Dalles; Athalie Daveneau, Astoria
Anna DeIateur. Pendleton: Annie Ew-
ing Oswego, Laura Garrett, Ashland:
Lele Gilhllian. Union. ona Gillian,
Heppner. Mary Hand. Portland. Lena
Hess. Hillsboro. Eva Hurlbert, Port
land. Mary Kenney Portland. Elsie
Koch, Portland; Mildred Looney JET
ferson. Maud McAllister Portland
Marie Nickel. Mount Angel; Mary Nc
Cormick Lebanon; Elsie Rometsch,
Portland Flossie SHAMROCK. Port
land Susie Smith, Portland. cleo
Smyth, Portland; Alice Taylor. Port
luand. Marie Watts. Scappoose. Agnes
Wilson. Corvallis; Della Wood, Hunt
ington.
Washington--Misses Alice Boone.
Chohalis. Heppie Eaton. Aberdeen;
Helen Goodwin. Walla Walla: Lizzie
Hodge. Spokane. Mabel Kellogg. Ho-
GUAM, Lulu Leverett. GOldeudale:
Gertrude Randall, Castle Rock: Rena
Rowland. Montesano; Mayyelle Wake
field, Elma.
Idaho-Miss Olive Gruver Poca.
tello.