Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-20
though Nearly a Month Was
Clipped OFF Summer, no Loss
win be Sustained.
EACH DAY A RECORD. BREAKER
Pioneer sunday Schools Had Big Time
At Wandamere---Ban Vic
tory Celebrated at Two Resorts

lprtS goes on apace. -At most OF tnein
each days attendance Is almost, II not
quite record breaker. When the
final balances are struck at the sea-
sons close. it will doubtless be found
that no loss was sustained by the res
pective resort arrangements by rca-
son OF the fact that nearly a months
business was lost In the beginning.
After tomorrow the days will begin, to
shorten, yet there has been less than
a week OF summer, but III lost time Is
not made UP for AT the places OF
amusement, present indications Will
count for nothing
Pioneer stake at Wandamere---Yes -
terday the Sunday schools of Pioneer
stake had their outing at Wandamere.
There WAS very large turnout of old
aud young, and happy day was spent
by all. SO successful was the under
taking, that those In charge deter
mined that in future the wards Will
join rather than conduct separate ex-
cursions, The main feature OF the
day Was boat race INDUCED in by
bishops ard high councillors the lat
ter winning, Other events, with
names OF winners, were as follows:
Twenty-Five yard race for three
year old girls, Verna Coon; 20
yard race for five-year-old girls,
Vera Jones: 25-yard race for
seven year-old girls, Luena Coon;
old girls, Lena Burbidge; 2S-yard
race for ten -old girls. Edna Coon;
25yard race for 13-year- old girls,
Maud Coon; 25-yard race for l4-year-
old girls, Martha Brown; 50-yard race
for girls over 49, married. Ruby Reed.
first; Mrs. -itley, second. cup and
saucer race for girls over l6 Ruby
Reed Boys 25-yard race for three
year-olds, Milton Reed, eight-ye
old boys. Louis Vance; l0-year-old
boys. W. w. Eardley; 12-year-old
boys, Ernest Bowers 50-yard for IA
Near-od boys Frank Coon; one-half
mile handicap, Roy Heath, first; Bert
Reed, second. Mems IS-yard race,
Collins Bowers.
Thistle Clnb at Wandamcrc--Th
anniversary OF Banuockburn Is to-
day being celebrated again, this time
nj Wandamere, an event participated
in by the Csledonian and Thistle
clubs. A ball game between picked
mines from the two organizations is
the feature OF the day, there being
lnany other interesting games, 10 con-
cIude With a ball this evening.
The race for heads Of denartments,
scheduled to he run OH News day
AZ Wandamerc Tuesday last was not
ppllel oft The prize offered was
pair of shoes. given by q. G. 81, l., and
Yesterday 4 drawing was made for the
coveted trophy and Walter j. Lewis.
manager of the book store, won the
shoes
Christian Union at Wandamere---
The Young Peoples Christian Union
will hold 4 picnic at Wandamere on
Friday next.
Real Estate Men at Saltair--Com-
mittees representing the Salt Lake Real
Estate association are busy at work
arranging for the annual outing of that
organization al Saltair which Will take
place on July II. Already many cash
and other prizes have been donated by
merchants and business men and the
list is growing daily. Among the con-
tItbutions Is q fine evening gown, the
Gift OF the Walker Bros Dry Goods
company. imported from Paris and de-
signed BY Driscoll.
Scots at Lagoon The victory
achieved by the Scottish clans, led by
Robert Bruce. at Bannockburn, literal
ly Banuock creek. was celebrated by
several thousand Scotchmen yesterday
at Lagoon, The excursion was under
he auspices of the Thistle club of THIS
city. but many people were present
from Weber and Davis counties, and
tho Sons of Wales joined in the outing.
This action OF the Welshmen was due
to the fact that Welsh soldiers de-
serted from the English ranks anu
fought on the other side. convinced that
The Scots were engaged In Il righteous
cause
A line program wss carried out at
Lagoon. consisting of bagpipe and oth-
er instrumental music with dancing
and songs. The contests, with names
of winners. follow.
Boys race, 80 yards--E'irst, Lynn
McBeth. second, William Nisbet-
Young meu's race. 30 yrads- First,
Alexnader Adamson: second, d. j.
Campbell.
Young ladies' race-Flrst, Allie Nc
Donald. second. Lizzie Gait.
Half-mlle race First, A. j.
Churchill; second, Archie Nisbet
Sack race First, c. Jones, second,
j. Eccles; third, D. Lee.
Married Women's raco-Flrst, MrS
d. Campbell; second, IL. Nation.
-leggcd race--Tirst Messrs.
Scarf and Jones; second, Messrs, Mer-
rill and McBeth.
Race for men over 90 years, 30 yards
First. Or. Elliott. Ogden. 80
Young ladies' race--First, olive VIII
llamsi second Susie Campbell; third,
Gusse Peterson.
Old Folks AT Iagoon--1'he old folks
NuNlflltfte lh plitinb Vltll w
efforts TO make the outing OF next
Tuesday Al Lagoon The banner ono
IN the history OF such gatherlngs. lt
IL expected thar moro than 1000 per.
sons over tho age OF 10 years VIII
bc in attendance, and tho veterans
will he taken care Of In most be-
hitting mannet. The program. with
bill OF fare. schedule OF trains, etc,
appeared In the 'Nows" yesterday. In
addition 70 tho announcements there
M made, attention Is drawn 70 the
following list OF prizes that VIII be or
forcd on the occasion; TO the oldest
gentleman present. So; 81 tn the old
est Indy present. So each 10 the pl-
oneers present who came IN the trst
company. July "a, 1877 arm chairs.
dress patterns and other gifts of the
Salt Lake merchants VIII be handed
over 10 the bishops OF tho Davis stake
Ia he given 10 aged people unable To
attend the grand assembly on account
of sickness
Ncwspapermen at Iaeoon--lDainty
Invitations have been sent oui 10 lhe
newspapermen Of tho city TO attend
an informal little outing AT Lagoon on
Sunday, June a3, the guests OF Messrs'
Simon Bamberger, Jacob Bergerman
ana Joseph Sands The cntertalnment
Will consist of q ride aud lunch, ana
will be a strictly stag ahair, the IN
tention being 20 afford little relasa-
tinn To the men who Write the papers,
without interfering with their regular
work.
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