Salt Lake Telegram | 1929-03-31 | Page 2 | Hundreds Attend Party at Liberty Park despite Chilling Wind

Hundreds Attend Party at Liberty Park D' D spite Chilling Wind By PHIL HEWITT Hundreds ot of youngsters oun were I hapPY Saturday noon tired but happy They braved a chilly wind for the third Eg egg contest ot of The Salt Lake Telegram at Liberty park and it a success If shrieks of laughter and rosy cheeks count as a. a criterion ot of their Ions The little fellows started arriving at the park at o'clock and by 1030 o'clock when the first ev started there were nearly a thousand thousand thou thou- sand on hand help drive th the that at at- attendants attendants at top speed keeping them parked in proper places to allow space for the aces and egg judging contests ROPES STRUNG Ropes were strung strong around between be- be tween the trees to separate a large space of round ground upon which to hold the races Youth ha no respect for ropes They cr crawls wl 1 under and andover andover over over and swarmed over the field Mothers and fathers were goodlY number and it was only through their efforts that maintained at times Despite the Impetuous natures of sor the youngsters the events finally were ere started and each was run run oft off lm iq its order The youngsters In inthe the races had hod a good time Ume and those who dId not take 1 Part art enjoyed themselves every minute Each one present was given a ba bag of candy after the races and sent home munching on candy Easter egg eggs The rho special guests ests at th tho party the little boys and girls from the orphans orphans' home and day each ach was presented wIth a ba bag o of c candy and a box ot of onyx marbs marb s. s hug basket of 0 candy was as sent th park to the little folks folks' at St. St Anns Ann's orphanage after arter the party The Salt Lake Lako Transportation tion company provided rides for the U and to-and rom the parle EVENT WINNERS The various s events and the winners winners win win- ners were as follows as-follows Girls contest Gwendo Un lIn Gunn 1325 Green street first prize Vindra Fairbanks 2190 Lake street second Veda Dusty South Tenth East t street third Beth r South Third W SS st street fourth and and n Dover 32 West Seventh South street fifth Boys Boys' pretty eg egg contest Jack 1363 Arlington drive first Jam James s 's t 5 Elizabeth street second Edw Edward rd Ington avenue third Hans Curland North Main street fourth and Edward Naughton West Third North street fIfth A special prize was awarded In Inthe tIme the pretty eg egg contest to little Beverly Beverly Bev- Bev erly and Forsyth Burt highland drive and South street Girls Girls' eg egg rolling contest Kath orino erino Dover West Vest Seventh South street t. t first Frances Oster- Oster lob 1011 1905 South Seventh East street second nuth Marie Yowell PrInceton avenue third and Mu- Mu dred Louise Bates on avenue fourth I Girls Girls' spoon race Betty n Ryan an 1014 Hollywood avenue first Laura Peterson 26 Belmont avenue aye ave nue second Jean Stevens 1563 South Fifth East street third i iJo Jo Joyce ce Baird East Fourth South street fourth and Josephine MCFarland MC- MC Farland South Seventh East street fifth Boys Boys' c g er-g rolling Ray race Gruendell Ch se court first Dale and G Gail ll Smith a pair of twin boys of North Sixth West street tied for second and LeRoy Gunderson Gunder Gunder- son 1224 South Ninth East street and Ralph Davison Ramona avenue tied for or third Boys Doys' spoon race Larry stamp South Fourth East first Thomas Samuelson West Vest Third South street second Roy Emerson East First South street third and Robert Robed Connell Fletch r court fourth