Show Trip to New York Enjoyed by Mrs Robinson "Baftar Cleaning Doesn't Cost IT PAYS!" CRYSTAL CLEAR CLEANERS Cash and Carry S 1915 10 NO STATE W Owb Ml OfOT&U Oar Owi Plant UT ON THE HILLTOP Qub Calendar are as follows: Cottonwood Republican Women’s Club — Meeting at the home of Mrs Charles I Tuttle 2500 Walker Lane 1 30 p m Speaker Mrs Anne F Rutledge on “World Politics” By Dianne Thomas A riotous slate of spring left Utes dazed over the week end but kept the campus moving with activities in a week of colorful U Days cele- fun-fes- ts Ladies of Elks — Concluding meeting at clubhouse 139 E South Temple 8 pm Mlipah Chapter No — Meeting 7 30 p m at Days Signals Gaiety for Collegians :U’ Club meetings scheduled Monday Mrs Marion Robinson of American Fork ha been enith her joying a vacation daughter Miss Bettey Robin-ao- n of New York City The traveler Journeyed through Mexico where they made a stopover at Acapulco r 'v THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Sunday May A 1952 UW brations Friendly rivalry among frats and sororities keynoted the spring fracas and brought out crowds of happy onlookrs and all the campus kids to take in g events from the of the block “U” to the Lambda Chi “pushcart races” and of course the spectacular song-fe- 5 O E S Masonic Temple white-washin- Salt Lake Mother! Clu- bLuncheon and fashion show In Empire Room of Hotel Utah st 12 15 p m when competition among the Greek organizations hits its peak Sounds Fun Catching glimpses of the speedy little pushcarts driven In the races Wednesday by Greek members and pushed by University of Utah Mothers’ Club — Board of meeting at Kewhouse Hotel 12 45 pm VVFA Ladies Auxiliary — Quilting at 233 Canyon Rd directors Pam athletic frat boys were Chuck Gillespie and Rose Thomas Bruce Despain and Annette Montgomery Barbara Mathews and Dick Bryan Couples enjoying songfest from the bleachers of the stadium were Carol Woods and Dick Chntoffenson Howard Jorgenson and Leu Ann Birk-bec- k Jack Goalsand and Gwen Bradford Virginia Bird and Larry Stevens Ben Williams and Sue Cutler Deno Kannes and Marian Brown and Dean Janman and Irene AmmotL To the Dance f Tong members of Pi Kapp U masse to Days turned out en dance held at Lagoon Friday Saw Bob Hales and Bev Lay-to- n Jack Glenn and Carol Lu Kimball Steve Covey and Ginger Boggf Jerry Glade and Jill Thomas Leon Jackson and Carol Thomas Howard Clark and Betty Blood John Karpo-witand Louise Moss Also dancing at the resort to the music of Stewart Crow’s orchestra were Barbara Nielsen and Lyman Baliff Virginia Bird and Larry Stevens Doug Johnsen and Barbara Cecil and Dick Winter and Lou Anne Richards Roller Coaster Taking a quick rid on the giant racer after the dance was Marjory Anderson and Bill McCune and Myrl Brewster jmd Morris Nelson x Sigma Nu formal-goer- s topped off spirited U Days with a final touch of spring splendor In the Crystal Room of the New house Hotel Saturday night Invitations engraved in French were sent to Sigma Nu dates which tipped off the girls to the motif of the affair Menus and placecards were wTitten in French and table decorations centered around French garlands The Greek letters Sigma Nu in sculptured ice graced the buffet table and champagne glasses with Sigma Nu engraved on the stem and jeweled lipstick cases were given the girls as favors The Sigma Nu boy dressed like in white dinner-jacke- t suits from New York with plaid bow ties handkerchiefs and cumberbunds Floor Dusting Doc Sessions orchestra kept the couples on the dance floor Including Bill Burke and Norma NuttelL Smith Sumner and Beverly Layton Earl Truman and Kay Rampton Jim Mackie and Katherine Petersen Bud Ross and Joan Keith Miller and Carolyn Wood and Bob Coburn and Shanna Pincock Fred Jensen and Sheila O’Connor Lowell Olsen and Pat Ridges Jim Stulz and Pat Markham watched as the Sigma Nu white rose queen Sue Bradford and her attendants Lynn Perkins and Barrie Nicholas were presented with roses and trophies Ca-pen- Albena Newman Is Wedded In Recent Rites A surprise to her many friends is news of the recent marriage of Mrs Albena Newman 123 G St to Harley J Wood Soda Springs Ida a rich pattern lamps! by popular from the orient adapted for a modern setting f0 demand a special repeat offering! 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