Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-12
AT THE RESORTS.

stephens Day--Tomorrow the Roy
al Hawaiian band will Join with Eyal
stephens chorus aud s0l0isis. This o..
union Of singers should Doe the orca-
sion FOR the gathering ~ one ~ The biz.
gest crowds Of the season al SaliWr
Two complete programs VIII be render
cd and will include band music. instru-
mental selections. the gloe club. orches-
ira. solos and Choluses. 10 goes without
saving that there WIll Dee great gath
ering OF oldume singer, in the Taoe.-
nacle choir present 90 pay tribute 90
their leader The program arranged i)r
the festival follows
PART T.
March. stars and Stripes Forever
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Sousa
Royal Hawaiian Band
Overture Poet ana Peasant .... suppo
Band
Vocal Hawaiian songs. arranged by
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .............. Berger
Miss Lei Lehua
Soldiers Chorus Faust .... Gounod
Stephens Soloists Choruses and Band
Hawaiian songs arranged by. Cuuhl
Royal Hawaiian Glee club.
PART H.
"Rleolette Quor,ct'.............Nerd
stephens So'oIsts and Royal Hawaiian
Band
Selection, Ia Ta,iata ........N Verdi
band
Lucia ........... ponize'u
Sixty NJ stephens Sololists. Chorus lul
Band
"lIcWann poli" star Spanelei
Banner an combining
VI Calder'--fho feature ~ The out
ing of the Pioneer Stake Mutual I'm.
proyemcDt associations a Calders pa
Yesterday was The olilimc spelling bee.
which afforded considerable fun The
women present lined up on one side
against he men and Mrs Thomassnn,
an old lady NJ three score and ten, held
the field and was the last OF the gentle
sex 10 retire. This left s Q Cannon
and Alex Buchanan 20 do battle FOR the
honor For FIVE minutes both held their
ground. and then the scotch champion
OF the llterIy Fifth siiestcpned a teas
er and wen' down and out before Nolh
Webster Cannon. 4 program Of events
suits were as follows.
Running race )auy old stylel between
Don Carlos, owned by J. r. Willeys and
Lady Bess, owned by Preston Cannon
First heat, tie. second heat. won by
Don Carlos by a neck
Pony race between ponies owned by
f. X Eardley and J, +. Sharp-Won
10y the Eardley pony
A baseball game played between the
" J. 4. and the Sunday schools. re-
suited in a victory Tor the first by a
score Of 10 90 {
I, o. q. =. at ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
was a red-letter day az Lagoon with
one NJ the largest crowds OF the season
present on th" occasion ~ the /. o. ..
p reunion. Apparently delegates came
from an over the state and fully 5000
people pdtronizei the charming Davis
county resort Tho first contest was a
tug Of war IN which Murray was pltted
against a picked team from throughout
the state Murray won, The races re-.
suited as follows;
Girls footrace under 10 years, 80
yards--Ncllie Randall. ogden.
Girls footrace under Is years. -
yards-H Helen Riley. salt Lake City
Boys foOtrace under 10 years, -
yaris-Ed. Dunn. ogden
Boys footrace under IA years, 100
yards-Frank Myers. salt Lake city.
Boys footrace. under is years. 100
yards-Charies stores. Coalyille
Ladies' iooirace 80 yaris-Miss May
Homer Provo.
Fat mems race, 100 yards-W T. Cal
luger To0elo
Ladies needle race. q yards Mrs. Z.
G.. Tune. Murray
Peanut race Tor boys under is years
Of age. 80 ydrds-F1uk Myers, Sal;
Lake City
Peanut race TO- girls under le years
~ aee 70 yards-HeIeu Brown, Stock
ton.
The hue oh painting which was sold
for the benefit OF Brother George w.
Jewett was won by the holder Of tickle,
No. 1885 The next four tickets drawn
out OF the hat were 1853. 1860. 1913 and
% The painting can De had az stray
er & Seville bakery
Tomorrow the Eighteenth. Twonti-
eth, Tweuty-hrst and Twenty syenth
ward Sunday schools aud their friends
viii go % Lagoon where a capital pro-
gram 81 sports and other forms of
entertainment has been prepared The
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