Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-16
AT THE RESORTS

saitair-1'he Ferullo band Of so
| pieces is drawing large crowds and
| giving excellent satisfaction at salt
ar. Daily concerts are given after
noon and evening Following is the
program for this evening:
PART l.
Operetta, Chocolate Soldier" Strauss
..SI tsan ,'ltertory .'''.''.-..... Batiste
Flute played by SiRnor Covone:
French horn played by Signor
Caramel
Historic overture-'1sf2". Tschaikowski
Describing the battle Of Moscow.
retreat Of Napoleon. burning OF
the city. grand rejoicing Of the
Russians
March-"Without Name" Cinoione
wild Cherries intermezzo. weinrich
pVerture-'La Muette Dc Portici"
'''''..''''.'..... -.,......... Auber
PART H.
Nalse Lente-"Charmer glamour"
Grand Fan,os,o :-,,. ,,,,, Kendall
Prelude, Death Motif, Habanera.
Toreador. INTRODUCTION, March
and Murder Scene act ".
Messrs. Grassi. Lomonte, Gin
clone, Covone and Mancusi
0yerture-. Ianetta' .'..'.,Mercadante
Incidental solo by Mr.. Panaciuii
Trombone solo-"zaza" .Leonoavallo
signor Liborio Lomonte.
spanish Dances .....-,.. Mos zkowski
Grand selection-"Ma Massanet
soloists: Messrs, Grassl and 10
Wandamere-More than half a hun
dred members of the Moose herd en-
ioyed themselves in the first annual
outing Of the order given at Wanda
mere Monday. a program of sports was
carried out in the motordrorne at q
O'Clock, among the numbers being
races. naildriving, peanut rolling, and a
tug Of war. In the last named contest
the railroad men defeated a picked
team. one OF the features OF the pro-
gram was the "broncho- busting sx-
hibition given by Harry Brennan, who
claims 70 he the champion rough rider |
OF the world The baby contest at the |
dancing pavilion was the subject Of |
greatest interest among the women |
present. Jim Boutwell, had charge Of |
this feature and he was surprised when |
80 proud mothers lined UP with hne fat |
babies 10 contest for the prize. Mrs |
F. KOhlenberg, Mrs X Schill and r. |
d. Blackburn We're the Judges and they |
Judged" as 10 the prettiest. latest
and smallest baby respectivelv in tho
crowd. Dorothy Ellen, daughter Of Mrs.
Claude Ellery. was awarded the prize 1
for being the pretticst baby present:
James Edward, the husky infant OF
Mrs, + r. Olson. was declared 10 be
the fattest: and Albert, the weeks
Did son of Mrs. A. j. Lewis, was the
smallest baby present. The days pro-
gram concluded with n dance In the
pavilion.
The Pacific Islanders reunion will he
led Al Wandamere on Thursday. Aug.
s. An attractive program is being ar
'anged, and the manners and customs
y the south seas viii be in vogue at
he resort for the day.
Iagoon--Wednesd ay. Aug. IL will
% red letter day for the people Of
he Weber. ogden and North Ogden
takes the annual reunion Of the Sun
lay schools and Mutual Improvement
.ssociatons OF all three stakes occur
ing on that day at Lagoon. An ex-
ensive and appropriate program Is
cling arranged for the occasion. includ-
ng racing, baseball and basketball CON
ests between teams from the three
takes, with suitable prizes 10 the win
ers. The arrangements for the out
ne IL In the hands of a competent gen
raj committee, with auxiliary com
littees from each Of the stakes assist I
~. big day is promised for the !
ounE people Of the northern county on
wednesday. and the attendance II lie
reelected will be record breaking