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Wo ran e n O ciety amt Clubs CAEE CF THE CHILD AKD SPECIAL SUBJECTS CF CTEHEST TO JUVENILES Coombs-Bakc- Events of the Day r Wedding Pretty Church Function Folklore club will give a o urn e of their tennis tournament lund Planned Tt)f tournament will be completed this week w® expect to get ma-- i For End of June terlal for the Gardens ten JTatpr Pageant ENSIQN PLAYGROUND — Our program of work Is as follows: Boys: p m — Handwork p in— flwlmlng quiet games J p m— Tumbling games 4 handThe marriage of Norma Elaine work p m— Swimming and McKendrirk daughter of Mr and — tourna5 tests p m Stunts Mrs Wllford M McKendriek and ments George Thorne Patrtrk son of Mr 4 p m — Swimming and Mrs Robert Patrick took place 8 30 Athletics ball games Thursday morning at 10 o'clock In Girls p nj— the Salt Lake temple David O 0 30 m— a Supplies checked A officiated McKay beautifully 10 2 noon— Kindergarten arranged w edding breakfast followed — Swimming beginners m p at the Hotel Ambassador for memp m —Quiet games handwork bers of the two Immediate families 3 p m — Swimming handwork A color scheme of pink and white 4 p m — Dancing Tuesdays and 'was used on the table which was Wedcentered with the bride's cake and Thursdays stunts Mondays Satur81 either end were crystal baskets nesdays and Fildays games Tilled with Ophelia roses and sweet day p m — Swimming athletics peas and pink candles in crystal 6 p m — Competitive games holders after the The Immediately boys are making cigar box furbreakfast the young couple left by to put In the doll houses being 'motor for California and will return niture In a month to make their home In decorated by the girls They are also making dice rings Salt Lake Pair street in Wedlock Sliver Maple circle NeighPast Matrons’ cjxle O E 8 June flowers In all their beauty lent further charm to the atti&cthe will give a picnic luncheon at bors of Woodcraft will give a 1 rhurch wedding of Miss Dorothy p m at Liberty park Meet card party at I O O F hall Coombs daughter of Mr and Mis at the pavilion 8 p m Harry Coombs and Eugene Biler Ladies of the Lions club will on of Mrs Maude Baker which Central W C T U will meet meet at Knudson’s grove at 1 took place at t a m m th First at 2 p m at Westminster Presp m Presbyterian church Thursday The byterian chivrch e was pei formed by the Rev Kle club will give a bridge tea Jp'-sif Baird Jn the pre ence of White Rose flub will meet at the home of Mrs O J Darelatives and friends of the young with Mrs Edith Crouse 214 vis 1580 Laird avenue at 2 couple Ferns and palms decorated Kelsey avenue at 1:30 p m p m the dais tn the center of which was a large enameled basket filled with No 248 Wasatch Sisters Parley's camp Daughters of pink June roses Empress peonlesi th“ Utah Pioneers will meet auxiliary to B of R T will and tall spravs of blue delphinium meet In I O O F hall at 2 with Mrs Louise BerUgnole while at either side were smaller 1751 Nineteenth East street at p m baskets of the flowers m 330 p The young bride was given In marW B A No 9 will meet In e riage by her father Harry Coombs1 B Y U club of Salt Lake Moose ball at 8 p m and was chaiming In her wedding entertain will at Saltair gown of petal pink chiffon with deep P E O Sisterhood lunchTrains leave at J30 p m embroidered yoke and short puffed eon at New house hotel at 1230 sleeves She wore a necklace of Martha society of Zion LuthMotif June p m pearls and tho costume was com-- 1 eran church will hold regular Miss Helen Woolley and Miss Rose pleted with a picture hat of pink section 8 Mlzpah Sewing 'Catherine Reynolds entertained at meeting at p m with Miss Neapolitan braid with a smart bow Chapter No 5 O E 8 will Anna Forsman 2602 South a beautifully appointed bridge lun- -' of rose satin and she carried a meet at the White Sewing Mastreet State cheon Thursday at the Woolley home shower of Rapture roses and lilies 10 a m chine from company In compliment to Miss Evelyn Reeves of the valley to 5 p m D O V E club will give a bride of June The luncheon table Miss Phyliss Allen nmld of honor the of Mrs Ren tea at home was attractively centered with a wore a smart Molyneaux model of Jefferson camp Daughtei s of Anderson bowl of yellow daisies and columbine coral chiffon with picture hat and the Utah Pioneers will meet Covers were laid for the following earned Talisman and orchid O I A division 108 meets with Mrs R H Eardley 2619 MKs Reeves Miss Dorothy Hughes sweet peas Miss Virginia Balter avenue at 2 p m K P hall at 2 p m at Beverly Miss Helen Knowlten Mrs Stewart bridesmaid wore maire coloied chlf-l- v Miss Grant Miss Aline Corfman fon with hat to match and cnriicdi'is Clarlsse Fills Miss Emelyn Woolley Ophelia roses and lavender sweet1 Silver Moon roses and lighted 'F Wasson of Los Angeles formerly Miss Hildegarde Thompson Miss a Miss Louise Langston peas Tomlinson Miss Dorothy Lucy Pnk Prince candles In silver Miss Eleanor Walsh wore tmquolse other bridesmeid o for twenty Hardy Mrs Oeorge F Wasson Jr blue chiffon with matching hat Mrs M Logan Rich Miss Jasmine carried Briarcllffe roses and cora- l-jdgeClUb Guests and Miss Fllnor Smith Perry through southern sweet peas Carol Jean Coombs was for a motor trip homel®-Tand will make their Thursday evening Mlsa Jasmine the flower girl and woie a crisp pink California tn Salt Lake The bride wore entertained at a kenslngton Thrtdv Perry lunclifon organdy frock with hat to match and smart srnuinfd of suit fihpll for Miss Reeves and the following nra going way carried a basket of sweet peas and rooms Carden were all!: with trimming of orange at the Elisabeth tea Invited: Miss Dorothy Hardy rosebuds Robert J Cook was best Tussah fl°Aerr the decorations and Vh!1 Mlts Lucy Tomlinson Miss Emelyn man Mrs Coombs mother of the and accessories to match Woolley Miss Helen Knowlten Miss bride wore All'ip Blue georgette and Helen Woolley Miss Dorothy Hughes lace and Mrs Baker mother of Vht Large Reception Corfman Miss Aline Miss Rose bridegroom wore black chilfon and! A large reception was given Thurs-iuc- e To Summer in Country Catherine Reynolds Mlsa GwendMr James Mrs dav evening by and Mrs Jacob Bamberger and Mrs olyn Held And Miss Elizabeth Farris The Bridal Chorus from ‘’Lohen-- 1 Rogers at their home on Second w orth grin" was used as a professional and avenue in honor of the marriage of homerR5 In Cottonwood for the summer the bridal party left the church to the Muss Jessie Bradford daughter of Miss IoIa Helfelt and Miss Isabelle strains of the Mriidelrsohn “'Wed- C Ft Bradford and their son Denton Ellison entertained at a delightful Luncheon at Club March" the ceremony Boencer Rogers that took place ding During Thursday honoring Miss an appropriate music program was Thursday morning in the Balt Lake Mrs T O Griffin was hostess at breakfast Vivienne Bailey a bride of June The living rooms were a delightful luncheon at the Country Farly summer given including "Lteboi strum” "The temple flowera were used in Venetian Love Song" and "Andan-tino- " beautifully decorated with potted club Thursday In honor of Mrs W the decorations and the place cards At ferns and palms and a profusion ofW Fleetwood of Beverly Hills Call were and a vocal selection out In the aviation idea carried Dawning” Cadman sung by Miss pink peonies and roses The bride fomla 8ummer flowers In shades Twelve guests were Invited Friday Catherine Cunningham was charming In her attractive'of yellow and blue were used for the Mr and Mrs Bamuel Neff will give Following the service at the ehurehkeddlng gown of pale pink chiffon decorations and close friends of the a breakfast at the Temple Square a wedding breakfast was given for'gnd tulle fashioned with a deep! honor guest were present hotel for Miss Bailey and her fiance members of the two families and theibertha edged with lace Rnd bridal bridal party at the Hotel Ambassa-lVe- il of tulle held in place with clust- - Mr and Mrs Thomas J Mullin Lakers Graduate dor The gue-t- s weie seated at one'prs of orange blossoms The frock have as their guests for a few days former long table which was bright w Ith'was'embroldered with French roses Mr and Mrs Oeorge Hoover and Cards have been received In Balt sweet peas )n pastel shades and she carried a'daughter Miss Phyllis Hoover and Lake for the graduation of Miss Vtr baskets of shower of bride roses and lilies of Mrs J Scott of Berkeley Cal who gima Glertdlnning daughter of Mr are In company with Mr and Mrs and Mrs Robert W Glendlnnmg the vallev The bridesmaids wore smart frocks Romatnza Elliott and Mr and Mrs from Mills college and from David colors In J of organdv the rainbow Lynn of Hollister Cal en route Reeves son of Mrs J A Reeve and Miss Pearl Smith maid of honor to Yellowstone park and the north- the late J A Reeves from John Hopwore pale pink Miss Alice Bradford west kins hospital Baltimore yellow Miss Luclle Bradford orchid and Miss Catherine Rogers coral Pretty Church Ceremony Fisher Davidson son of Mr and Melvin Brazier was best man ' An returned pmk of June Mrs Fred Davidson ha wedding Interesting In receivbridal party Assisting the was solemnized Wednesday evening from Notre Dame university to spend Miss Mrs Mr and were his summer the with Rogers ing parents at St Paul's church when Lisle Bradford and C R Bradford Mlsa Bessie Episcopal t 1 Saunders daughter of Miss Fox who has been maMarie Saunders became the In music at Mills college has large bride of 8 Chambers son of joring the summer with silver basket of the flowers center- Mr and Bayard Mrs Chambers returned to spendand G Spencer was which table Mrs Lawrence her Mr ing the the serving parents was the The by ceremony Fox lighted with pink Princess candles Rev A E Butcher performed the church and The dining In silver candlesticks decorated with a wealth Miss Lola Banks and Miss Jrtta room was In charge of Mrs Edgar of prettily pink roses and orange blossom Stewart entertained at a A and bridge sup Rogers Mrs J H Young White peonies were In for thirty-fiv- e guests Thursday Mrs Slur ley P Jones who were the chancel was CL' h n7h evening 1414 Banks home JUICE OF LUSCIOUS sisted th in serving bv a number of and summer flowera As the guests wereu In compliment ti Mis st CONCORDS girl friends of the bride The lawn 'was Lucile Walsh a Oarden tJe w with a"? Its rich fruity tang lends appe- lights illuminated “U! flowers were used lor the decoration and dancing was enjoyed Mr March tizing flavor toother foods Helps and Mrs Rogers left late tn the evenof (he uving rooms and the supper Mendelssohn was the processional digestion Give youInthe liquid jiiu ing for a motor trip to San Francis- 1 The attendants w ore crisp its most co summery and Los Angeles and after July frocks of your body needs Welch’s all Drink organdy and tulle fashioned healthful form Mlss 8mlth entertained will be at home In Balt Lake alike In the pastel shades with pic- - ThursdayDorothy with a evening for Mies Oleta through dinner “lightened"Wcana to hats ture flowers and carried bride-eletaste Miss water to and half Tables were Melville Miss Bonnie Daynes third or their gowns Mis Margaret ranKei for bridge and the decorations will leave the you from caffeine and harmful Virginia Bummerhavs and Miss Florence BodenWfre but In pink and drinks that keep youawake nights latter part of the month for Cal- Chambers prettily carried motif was used In the ifornia where they will spend the led the procession and were gowned whlt heart lmit on Welch’— pur 4 summer Hill and in MtssGenevlewe ysflow Twelve guests were refreshments pastururd 1 Miss Leone Chambers followed srrvmitiinapint— scaalasa diluted Miss le in of Rock frocked models it P Maar Mrs prefer J green and Mr Qualey twtual rrrtpt frr Helen Kimball maid at honor wore Springs Wyoming are at theforHotel nu If rick Drpt r VttaT ' Eu- a combination shell pink and blue Utah prior to their leaving Um&lJ Ac Jock and carried Pink roses The brldejntng by Mrs Peretval O Perkin for rope followed on the arm of her brother Iher junior music contest winners: Norman Saunders and was lovely Lovexy Miss Betsy In her wedding gown of ivory satin nPrn Kathryn Mia Margaret Partner Miss anf1 lare' th lon vrl1 of beln Marlon and Miss Mary Ellen at rViJrnH p V fTpmmn at herhome heW place ith clustPrs tuJe of orange purcelL Shapiro In the Maryland apartments In she carried bride rosesl and honor of her daughter Mrs George Hncl uiifs of the valley D Wenrfail Mrs LI A Miles announces the Hatfield was best man and the marriage of her daughter Mrs Ethel ushers Included Jack Tempest RoyHaueholder to Albert E Cartlldge of Ely Nev Mrs Cartlldge Rogers Lawrence Pinnock and Mrs Saunders was the widow of J W Hauseholder mund Lelberman mother of the bride woie a gown of Utah mining man The wedding took cream and rose crepe and Mrs place In the early spring The couple Chambers mother of the bridegroom will make their home In Salt Lake wore beige georgette The couple wlll Miss Mildred Seott will entertain spend their honeymoon In southern or California and after July 1 will be atat a bridge supper Friday in compll- Folger-Flayhome in Salt Lake The bride wore ment to Miss Kathleen Derr whose ensemble of beige With marriage to Lieutenant Byron Van a golng-awa- y Cott will take place soon accessories to match ro-c- s an-an- nd1e”C0neWd ’ 17 -- i ' Jm Salt America’s Best 4 Dinner Drink Htidnwfthr Xmses1 ru Ir at wt bride-ele- ?lnThio 00 ct a -- ' a Why Wins this Test so Many Boosters brings Comparison out the rich flavor difference that is Folgcr’s You will agree after making this test that Central American Mountain Coffees do make a difference day-by-d- i ui ay Lslong- short rayon pile transparent velvet evening cape which U cut circular and has a yoke effect which ties like a scarf In the front or ever one shoulder Is undoubtedly the most popular wrap of the season 12-- 1 30-1- 12-- 1 5 fStJSSi handkerchief s sssssts pose Everyone Is enthusiastic over the handwork claaae the Right now girls are making yam picture Many have chosen to embroider castles doubtless because so many belong to The Tribune chapter of Then (he Knighthood of Youth too the castles are beautiful when they are finished When our pictures are finished we are going to meke oilcloth card table covers boudoir pillow a and other useful articles More than 40 children come to the The kindergarten every morning class la In session from 10 SO a m to 12 noon The little folks are decorating flower pots for thetr mothers When they get tired of working they go out onto the lawn and play games or listen to stories Boys' and girls' baseball teams are Wa had such fine being organized teams last year that we are going 60 EAST SOUTH TEMPLE MEDICAL ARTS BLDG Friday and Saturday MIDSUMMER DRESSES than ever before cases We are going to swim once a week We are planning a water pageant at Sugsrhouse which we expect to give during the S to 6 The clogging class from ‘ last week of June o'clock Is very popular Wallace Hayes Bob Lawson NaROSE BARNETT dine Bchettler and Dorothy Milne have been appointed leaders for the Dancing yeer We are all anticipating a successat ful and happy vacation at our playground Large crowds are attendPLAYGROUND— Ev- VICTORY ing ail classes eryone In thla neighborhood was NADINE BCHETTLER glad to see V ictory open as It gives to us such splendid opportunities Classes Prejsaring learn to do many things On Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays John Lsunbson has his woodwork classes for the boys from I to 5 PLAYOROUND-Ev-eryth- lng CENTRAL o'clock We can do a great deal tn at Central la going full this much time in our splendid workswing Already we are to work in room that has been opened up for all classes and preparing for tourna- us We plan on making some fine Clatiet Organised sfl5°° BEAUTIFUL SLEEVELESS DRESSES IX FLAT CREPE AND CREPE DE CHINE IN ALL COLORS ALSO IN WHITE Victory For Tournament i 1 YOU TAKE NO Get Folger’s Coffee from your grocer today Drink it tomorrow morning The next morning drink the coffee you have been using The third morndeing drink Tolger’s again Then cide which you like best If for any reason you do not choose Folgcr s the your grocer will gladly refund full purchase price We will pay S' him That’s fair isn’t it? F 0 Olrla’ program1 1 a m —Swimming for children under eight 2 noon— Drawing games story telling rhythmic p m— Handwork (Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays) 130-- 2 p in— Community singing (Tuesdays and Yhursdajsi 3 p m — Swimming for beginner over eight 4 p m —Dancing 4 p m— Swimming advanced 6 p m— Athletics baseball 6 30 p m— Dramatics Boys’ program1 noon— Boys swimming Bovs’ swimming p m— 3 p m — Midget basebafl ath10-1- 4 5 tests p ni — Boys’ swimming n m — Hsndwork p m— Tumbling p m—Adult swimming 30-- 9 p m— Horseshoes baseball volley ball basketball We expect to have our Tribune editor appointed by next week $ 6 Everyone Enlhutiatlic Over JIandicork Clattet LINDSEYS GARDENS — LindGardens playgrounds I bigger We and better than ever before have more playground equipment We more children and more 11m also have one more Instructor as to volunteered Ross has Miss Helen sey’s our help Mlsa Ada Chamberlain rector The boya have played Both the di- the first young people are graduates Utah The of the University of bride-groo- m is a member of Sigma Nu fraternity and the bride Is a member of After a the Delta Theta sorority honeymoon In the northweit they will make their home In Ogden zuitkoiit Hand Best for Blooms of Iris Sap busy Mother Do Not Fertilise Tlicnisrl vea m Flower Hants Since I started using Custo I never have to worry about a hat to have for dessert I an mike go many wholesome Usually Do 1- -J letic I cant keep hoif& Pollenizatiou by 11-- CUSTO— fancy parfaits for unexpected cream ("company” pies that come out perfect every time puddings for the family— and dozens of delicious dishes with By MACD CIlEOWIDDEN Most Irises cannot fertilize themselves as flowers usually do They simple other "list minute” desserts which every are ttther by hand And seldom even do or by nature them ms it the bee ts an unusual thing to find a big fat pod of IrU seed among jour faded (lowers If you do find one of them by all mean try to grow the cross-pollinat- crofes-polleii- ed at V A CU u M Romney ith delight digestible and so good for the children! I sent it eve 7 day! seed Almost as soon as the flower fades the ovary begins to swell and you mmt watch the pod carefully to catch it Just as It turns brown st the tip If pot watched dally the pod might open and the seed dehisce before you know It Just as the tip begins to split gather the seed pods and taka the eeeds out allowing them to ripen for a few days ana then plant Immediately Usually the seeds will be ready for On no planting some time In July account leave them until next spring to plant for germination of old Iris seed very uncertain You may pi lit In flower pots If you wish or JUNE IN ON CUSTO ‘ bed auxiliary the War Veteran will be held at the New house hotel June 16 at ( p m Election of delegate to the department convention awill be held Mrs 0 an Mary J Kerns announces the marriage of her daughter Helen tc Walter Eugene Tracy on Wedneedaj the home of Mr and Mrt evening Clarenc® Douglas on Laird avenue at 101 all grocers In the GaeeN Box 1 o'’ REVUE KHiaad KfRC S fM FRIDAY vamtBZSmm&izsmmac'ivamitz Election and Installation of offor Bethel No 1 Order of Job's Daughters will be held Saturday at l30 p m In the EgypUan AIL Next year the reedllnw will-neeroom of the Maionto temple members are urged to be present transplanting and by the following year some flowers Should appear You reMr R V Fryrrar entertained may get a new and choice variety Miss June 'from this means although the chance eently complimenting will take 'i whoae Chrtateneen about one la a thousand Hand marriage place late In June Twehe frtepdkpolienatlon 1 a much more reliable! r were guests of the bride-eleway of getting choice new kinds Mr and Mr Calvin Clawson ha returned from Chicago where they U rarltsi ! akrih (ia)fi rti ftrberti A44rM Dll -- ct £ spent the winter and Mrs C D are spending a Send Us Your Washable Summer Dresses pJaM4 tarfltni ft? Tr - Mifn U Mr ff-- 4 n Hall (Ala CHr MaiMlnf of Balt rrw4l rIrrimI etrl Romney UtMrt Cfcag-- i raHa allrMetl ! Mr few days at the Irirrhati Trlkeau Ml i44a rteopt tluretk lU f entertained of Priscilla J Regular meeting Sranlsh-Amer-icto Rlter a — Kathleen one welcomes And CUSTO is so ficers Sf at her home on Douglas avenue Wednesday evening for Mis Helen Nelson bride of June Roses were used In decorating: and white and greer color scheme wa artistically carried out Fourteen guests were present L G E R’S COFFEEKf Miss IIOSE LJMMMUMHWmi arartR ) j' You’ll be delighted with their appearance after our care- less ccsan—mcra I - pdUS VICE WEIGHT ments and special days in our games tblngs this summer On June 18 there will Th gtrls handwork classes come and sports be a boys’ swimming meet for all at the same hour on Tuesdays! This will Thursdays and Baturdays The girl boys on the playground be the first of the year and we ex- also expect to accomplish a great pect to pick out some fine material deal during their vacation and so at this meet have something to show for th Next Wednesday forenoon our summer when It is over a children have will kindergarten Dancing classes have been orbubble party They will be given ganized and have enrolled a large soapy water and bubble pipes and number of children These classes will have great fun seeing who can meet on Mondays Wednesdays and blow the biggest and beat bubbles Fridays from 3 to 4 o'clock Our program is all made out as Kindergarten meets each morning follows : from 1030 to 12 o'clock Klrt-tere- : HOSIERY SPECIAL mirs chiffon and BEK- nrr JREQULAR $105 VALUES th CHANCES ed The last word In chls la the new dotted parasol Black and white Is the smartest combination shown with black dots scattered In a careless Irregular fashion on a white Handles and ferrules are ground of a composition simulating onvx Lindsey’s nls team from the players we find In this tournament Next week the girls will have a tennis tournament for the same pur- Mr Lake Mr and Mrs Charles A Hester of St- - Francis hotel In Ban Francisco Bride k for Supper Oakland Cal announce the arrival Mrs Haney Woodbury entertained 0j 4 7 Thla la the on June daughter m the at an attractively arranged buffet family Mr daughter supper followed by bridge Thursday Mtr formerly Mlsa Rachel evening n honor of Miss Ruth Lun- - Evan8 of SkH uk( din and her fiance Edmund Bchoen- Viwik'UMnrrqg The party was held at the Miss Eleanor Wheny daughter of hals frnmmmmam home of Mrs Joseph Coulam 21 Sev- Ai Bn1 Mr-Wherry 1426 East street Supper was served ijngton drive and Miss Jean Klrtiey on individual table which were d of Dr sn(1 Mrs H P with green crystal bowls hold-iIp- y 1444 Yale avenue will arrive In were laid for galt Lke ing pink rotes Covers rrtdsy evening from MU! twelve guest Saturday evening1 where they have been the last Miss Elinor Emmett will give a bridge ym MLas Klrtley hss comnleted if you party for Mlsa Lundln and her fiance rMhman year and Mla Wherry i at her home In Ogden completed her sophomore year — a LATEST HCDES FRO Ft THE CENTERS CF FASHION FCR TEE FEfUNUfE WORLD three-corner- EriJe t CDn n D ril ir e on - Temple Ceremony Unites Popular 8 B A No 3510 will give a miscellaneous shower at S B A hall 323 South State bridge luncheon at the Nephl Hansen home on Fourteenth East street DU 13 1TUDAV 3I0UNING JUNE 13 FJJO p!aurt tail en thi elont ipdrt of the short ful laundering Lawrence Seaway regal whit® Cmpmut fait Cobin Mont" fleet Duchtmt IS® FromMonfrwol and Quebec Passion Ploy reservations secured tor Our patrons Ask your local agent or gat Im aket lt fowl HovM Party mni Collegia Tavrt and '!-$335 and P pal isfapaoa Count!® and faulaa Nay A-- tw Om P Carbrrr Central Altai 412 Locust Si St LotiH Mo Canadian Pacific! 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