Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-19
AT THE RESORTS.

Cambrian Day a Ninncr-The Cam
brians held a celebration az Saltair yes
tcrday afternoon and evening that was
attended By !, 800 people coming from
all parts of the state. fully 1909 from
northern Utah, and ] 800 from southern
points. Then there was a delegation OF
200 from Malad, Ida. Postmaster
Thomas was master OF ceremonies, and
the days program was made up Of
musical numbers. most OF which were
given by the Tout family. Postmaster
Thomas welcomed the visitors TO the
tenth annual Welsh reunion,and made
a point Of their common love for the
home country. An orchestra Of u
pieces gave several Welsh numbers
Mrs. Lizzie Thomas Edward and
Charles Kent sang as did also Esther
Davis, the fye-year-old daughter or
Capt u. L. Davis yice-president Of
the Cambrian society, and In addition
to the Tout family Mrs. Mary lsaacs
OF Spanish Fork. aged 20, appeared
among the vocalists, Mrs, lsaacs SING
ing IN Welsh. The musicians occupied
the stand used by the Hawaiians. The
entire day passer of very pleasantly
Record Breaker al Lagoon-Barring
the Fourth Of July attendance al la.
COON, yesterday was a record breaker
Of the season, The occasion was an eX-
cursion under the auspices Of the Utah
county bands, and fully 5000 persons
were on the grounds during the day.
The pleasure seekers came from the
various towns Of Utah county, from
Silver city and Eureka, and their
numbers were augmented by large
crowds from Salt Lake county includ-
ing the city Three special trains were
run by the Rio Grande Western, and
the salt Lake Route brought In 300
passengers The Lagoon trains were
taxed 90 their utmost capacity, trains
being run at intervals Of half an hour.
Bands from Lehi. American Fork.
Spanish Fork, Payson, Springville
Pleasant Grove and Eureka were In at
tendance. The Provo band did not APP
pear. There was 20 have been a con-
test. but for some reason u did not
materiallze. However, each band was
given an hour IN which 20 play. and as
a consequence the entire day was en-.
livened with stirring strains 81 music.
A baseball game between team
made up Of American Fork and Lehi
plyares against a nine from Spanish
Fork and Sprigville. resulted In a We
tory for the frst-named team. The
day was most pleasurably spent by the
e1cursionists, who returned TO their
homes AZ a late hour.
Liberty stake at Calder's-A fea-
ture Of the Liberty stake outing TO
Callers Park yesterday was the dane
Ing Of Miss Anita Eardley. who.
dressed as a What Is It?' created
considerable amusement on the pavilion
at $50 The little danseuse dressed
entirely IN black. with a balloon-like
veil over her head, executed the miuuet
and other dances IN graceful fashion.
The outing was one Of the most en-.
ioyable of the season and the program
rendered afforded pleasure for all at
tending In addition 10 excellent mus.
lcal numbers there was a spirited game
OF basket BAH between the Blacks and
the Blues of the W. y. 4. club the
Blues winning on a score Of ~ % g.
Following is the lineup.
Placks Blues
Annie Holmes ...,Lf...Addie Fletcher
Josie wills Anita Eardley
Ethel Mehesell ...c........ Dick Willis
FRANKIE Mehesel .Lg....Lela Salmon