Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-21

A. the summer days wax warmer,
the thoughts Of the heated city popu-
lace turn instinctively toward the re-
sorts. The cooling retreats Of lawn and
SHADE. and the lure OF the lake calls
many from the heated pavement and
stined streets for an hours recreation
in some OF the numerous pleasure
places surrounding the city.
Wandamcre.--At Mandamere today
the orphans own the resort To the
number OF 500 the little folks are guests
of the Elks, whose Purple day" char
ity this year fell at the door OF the or
phans, and the children are consequent
ly having the time of their lives at the
pretty city resort today
Saltsir.-At Ssltair crowds still
flock the bathing pier, and those who
have been in" say the water is ideal.
The management has erected a new
bathing pier on the northeast side of
the pavilion building. leading from
water 2iR feet deep to 8 feet az the
lower end, and the new tier Of bath
houses. I'm which the ladies' rooms are
all on one side and the gentlemeu's
rcoms are on the other. with a roomy
aisle between. Is giving more satisfac-
ton this year than the old style In
years past. Tomorrow Is society day"
at Saltair. and both the orchestra and
lAnd VIII FURNISH music tOf the 0afC-
ing The Eighteenth ward Sunday
school also has It's annual outing at
Saltair tomorrow, which promises to
eclipse all former outings in point OF
attendance and enjoyment
Lagoon.-At Lagoon the Swedish
brotherhood holds forth on Thursday,
while on Friday OF the present week,
occurs the general Swedish midsummer
celebration A souvenir program has
been printed for distribution among the
patrons. and arrangements for mig
time have been made for Thursday.
Excursions will be run from Salt
Lake city and county and from Ogden
and Weber county, to Lagoon over the
Bamberger line for the Observance Of
the Swedish midsummer feastday on
Friday, when the customs and sNcr-
cises OF the "Fatherland' viii again
hold sway for a day. The commit
tee in charge OF Fridays celebration
Is as follows John Lawrence. Hugo
Peterson. Hjalmar Erickson John l..
Cherling Salt Lake city; carl .. Torn
quist Nels Brostrom. John Cherlin,
ogden: Fred Peterson, Gustaf Larson,
A. j Wahlqust, e. =. Larson, Murray.
Emigration Canyon. - Emigration
canyon presents an inviting appearance
these days. and many people take the
ride up the canyon in the cool OF the
evening. The run up to Point Lookout
is also popular with patrons OF the
Emigration canyon electric line, and
hundreds ~ people visit the old trail
every week.
salt Psiacc.--The regular attrac-
tions are I'm evidence at the salt Pal
ace The saloon, which was so objec-
tionabie last year. Is not running this
season, ON bicycle race nights the re-
sort presents a very animated appear
ance. the illumination Of the conoes-
sions and the grounds being Of especial
brilliance.
All Utah Day-Valued at close to
IS. 900 and numbering 500. prizes will
he given away at Saltair on July is
which has been designated IA "All
Utah Day" and Utah Products Day"
by the Manufacturers association OF
Utah and the Commercial club which
will combine on that occasion In order
to make of Il a greater success Mon
DAY evening a committee meeting was
held at the offices Of the association
I'm the Vermont building, where the
outing at Saltalr was discussed in de-
tail Among the prizes to he given
away to purchasers OF tickets on July
is will be a carriage manufactured In
Salt Lake. Another prize is a tailor
made gown. Numerous Utah manu-
featured articles will be given away
free.
REAL ESTATE DAY.
co TO Saltair June 20. In going to