Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY IS W CARE CF THE CHILD AND SPECIAL SUBJECTS OF INTEREST TO JUVENILES MOIimG SEPTEMBER 17 1930 nERUES RECIPES SEWING HINTS FOR THOSE WHO BUDGET THE HOME omen-:-Home-s-Childr- eii Every Amateur Should Know of Bluebell Plant T Events of the Former Resident Day Art section Ladles' Literary Arrives in City to club meets at 2:30 p m clubhouse Pay Sisters Visit Opening meeting Enslgnla Moyle-Crec- r Wedding Event At S L Temple An inteestlrg adding 0 September will tak place Wednesday when Mlsa Sara Moyle daughter of Mr and Mrs James H Moyle will become the bride of Frank Brock bank Creer The ceremony will be performed by A W Jvlng In tlie Salt Lake temple and will be followed by a breakfast given by the parents of the bridegroom Mr and Mrs J P Creer at the Hotel Utah In the evening a large reception will be held at the Henry D Movie home In Cottonwood The bride will be attended by Miss Janlre Clayton Mis Marjorie Allen and Mis Loretta Creer James D Moyle will be best man thdrtverfmv True Scottish Variety Is Waterford Bock Authors' club meets a m at i asked the farthest One of them “Have you ever seen any snakes returned to the surface after a very in Ireland?’’ I Inquired but could not see his com-- 1 “Never except at a circus’ he re deep dive He waited for a long time panlon plied Bloom for Charming club dinner at 7:30 p m Glaus coffee shop business meeting at the home of Ella B May 432 D street Mrs Kenneth C Kerr of Beattie Wash has arrived In Balt Lake for a visit with her sisters Mrs Lester jD Freed Mrs W'Uliam Reid and Miss Afton Young Mrs Kerr will be the honor guest at a luncheon to be given Friday by Mrs Claude W Freed at her home In the Mayflower apart ments Bite Is en route to New York where she will spend some time vis-- : ting with her daughter and son Miss Ruth Kerr and John L Kerr afterdphl!unwem there W swim f I'untTT I? They began men diving to see who could One of the question Carden g0 down By MAUD OHEGW1DDEN The many bluebells varieties of campanulas which sre suitable for 10:30 planting In the average rock garden ishould be well known by every ama-itelor they ax delicate dainty things especially lovely when tHelr asure bell ire b a eked by gray rocks The two most commonly seen varieties are campanula carpatlci the Carpathian harefcxdl and campanula rotundifolla or Scottish bluebell There Is a tsller variety of campanula weedy In growth which Is often called bluebell of Scotland but let not the rock gardener acquire 1 plant of this bold pushing creature for his rock garden or ho will soon have no Irish farmer “in town’ (From photo other plant there It will have taken at Klllamey) pushed all of tho shyer and better of out Irishmen have assured me Other existence plents The true bluebell of Scotland la a that their land Is completely free of 'charming plsnt with leaves grouped snakes The legend Is that St Paton the ground and with wiry stems rick drove all reptiles out 1500 years rising ten or twelve Inches in height ago but that Is only a legend " he each one topped by a fairly large bell true reason for the absence of repof a bright blue Campanula car tiles Is doubtless that the climate is patlca Is similar aaive that both leaves not suited to the needs of snakes and and flowers are smaller and It la pos- lizards sibly more generous with Its lovely On the way from Cork to Both will bloom all sumflowers I noticed many peat fields mer If flowers are not allowed to go to Peat may be called “underdone coal" seed Shear the whole plant down If left where it Is It would turn Into to an Inch from tbe ground In July coal in the course of thousands of or August snd you will be rewarded years The Irish dig U up cutting with a burst of bloom In September It in cubes After the cubes : re to continue until frost dried In the sun they are ready to Campanula gargfanlca seldom seen be used for fuel In the average garden Is one of the Near the top of a mountain ?ar finest of rock jolanis a constant bloomer with blue flowers showing trick was won with dummy's ace and white centers and a creeping habit the club suit established at once This does not snd the list of campa-nu- le This method of play Insured four by any mearas one grower list- club tricks three diamonds one heart and one spade— a total of nine ing 27 dwarf varieties tricks — against any possible ' dlstri- Editor 1 not: Mr Chpwl1dn will outlori of the outstanding adverse to’annwpr qtiMUona sruinint ail hrubi pifRdrdens to flowers rockcards and also against any possible eardrn fie ur Joint meeting Alpha Sigma Delta sorority active and tlumnae members and mem-tr- s of the Mothers’ club at ?:30 p m at 777 Seventh avenue Memorial to the constitution sponsored by the Patrlotlo President's council at t p m armory !“ w'b I stralia safely Please ” clothes’ That Is one only me send of the PAC-iiB- T —25 a Pint tn uji bS&iUM i mm f my i strange stories told by Irish guides around Killarney Another describes a giant potato planted hi Ireland by Sir Walter Raleigh which took several days to peel and two weeks t cook The "Irish potato" i not a native of Ireland History 6p?aks of it as having first been found growing on the American continent It must have received Us name from the fact that It grows very well In Irish soil Tomorrow — Wonders of a Rained Filled at the factory jntlla gtralght flavors: ( horolat® or Creme Caramel Pecan One Flavor to a Pae-K- It PHONE VOIR DEALER Kll-lam- Gold-hon- ai -- and then went to call help “They dragged the lake for the lost man but without success Then they went to their homes very sorry for the poor felbw "Two days later they received a telegram from the loet man The! telegram read : ’Have reached Au- Wasatch Lit- erary club was Tield Tuesday after- noon at the Elks club house A 1 Companions of Needle Art Delightful Tea ' o'clock luncheon was served to mem- -' social at 1:30 p m Liberty A prettily arranged tea was given bers Garden flowejs In bright fall: park Monday at Rowland Hall In honor of Ishades were used to decorate the Mis Edna Weber former secretary of luncheon table Miniature dolls in: Woodbine circle No 41 N of the school who leaves this week for W drill meeting at 8 p m club colors held the place csrds her home In Connecticut and for two ' Abbey L O O F hall “America the Beautiful'' was sung former graduates of the school Miss Club collect was by the members Alice Dick who left Tuesday for Vas- (Copyright Maxwell McKean D R C given by Mrs Esther A Husband: meets at 2 p m L O O F W ? Loomis president extend-wh- o more year and MiMEvlyHagchn" MIs Orma Ewing daughter of MrlHr hall Ucon?mue n ‘Mr- - Orman W Ewing who left N1 Tavloeale depart for Wellesley Mr her atudles The library was gay with recently for Chicago where he hh!?eDo Alliance Unitarian church ‘he StarreU School for Glrla oflhi genera? blenlal oMVomen” a profusion of early autumn flowers meets at 2:30 p m Federation parish and music study and the guests were received by Miss house clubs A and B vocal selections were Callle B Oalnes and the honor guests Mrs Hicks were by given greetings Royal Neighbors of America extended by Mrs A J Lowe presi- card party 8 B A hall September Nuptials For Bridal Couple dent of the Utah Federation of Wo- -i The marriage of Miss Margaret man’s clubs Mis Afton Bralnard entertained Richards camp Daughters at a prettily appointed dinner fol- Woodard daughter of Mr and Mra Following the luncheon a reception of Pioneers meets at 2 p m was held for the new officers lowed by bridge Tuesday evening In J E Woodard and Frederick O at the home of Mrs Swan T of Mlsa Isabel Barton and Lew- - in g will take place Wednesday evening Olsen 970 Ramona avenue la H Calllstrr The guests were aeat-i' 7 0 clock at the home of the bride Bride Feted ed at one long table which was cen-i2The ceremony First svenue Le Grand camp Daughters Mrs Dowd Letter formerly Miss tersd with a silver basket filled with! will be performed by Dr Adam 8 Edna Robbins whose marriage took of Pioneers meets st 2:30 p m roses asters tnd Imme-ipiafringed pink InjBennion in the presence of the with Mrs Edward A Berlin on Monday "was guest'o? Vonor shade of rose At eittvr end of the diate members of the families snd alat the following 1221 Lyman avenue affairs given recent-tabl- e were silver candlesticks tharfew close friends A large reception My: Miss Inei Oroendvke and Miss! held French blue princess candles will be held In their honor at Sego Lily camp No 4988 Frankland entertained at a and covers were laid for 20 guests mortal house between the hours of 8 prettily arranged bridge lunclieon Royal Neighbors of America at and 11 p m- - Members of the bridal the Groendyke home on Hampton card party at 8:30 p in S B Address alliHAfimc pools irbor Iftter to Mrs Mind Oheswidden Th Trib- - u1n MIm Om Ewing daughter of Mr (party A hall include Mlxs Eva Woodard avenue Early fall flowers were used B&it un LBks citv This hand furnishes another miosinw nd Mrs Orman W Ewing left Sun-o- f honor Mr Gilbert Harmon In decorating and formed a center-piec- e drfMod stampfd fnvolope letters 1d!of the Importance of planningproof the lo cr0!i Cho tfleohone Mrs sddrRifd of honor Mlsa Oertrude day for Chicago where ahe wid d Emigration camp Daughthe luncheon table Mrs h Tho Tribune oull play of the hand before touching a trtdn throui rxcfpt tha Starred School for Qlrls nolds Miss Thelma Reynolds brldes-voc- W H for ters of Pioneers meets at the not bo onsmfrrdl Lelter was hostess at a card In dummy The first card music with Mrs maid and Miriam Harmon flower shower at her Jrhome home of Mrs Ernest 2842 Beverly played may decide the fate of the Ellen K Mann Miss Ewing la aWl ' 717 Thirteenth East street The home was gay with a game and it is easy to let a trick street graduate of Westminster college slide up to a quant profusion of fall blooms the color not realizing scheme In that crimson carried out the king may be held by the being Wedding Mrs Clara M Clawson has Just club meets at were and Games leader's a and green shift be fatal enjoyed partner Mrs M L Scott home was the scene 1 :30 reived a group of charmingly attracp m at the home of Mrs a late supper served to 24 made or when playing a trump dectire evening dresses In time for the of a prettily arranged wedding Mon- - followed Abymiscellaneous R Y Mitchell 851 EmerU avelaration a ruff obtained shower was nue closlng night at the Country club day evening when Miss Marcella guests In honor of By MILTON C WORK the bride by the (Copyright 1930 John F Dllle Co) 88 North State Apt 4 (Adv) Scott daughter of Mr and Mrs W given M Scott became the bride of Leland Misses Estelle Bowthorpe Opal Olsen ciJ Mra A A Kerr teacher of piano P Anderson The ceremony was per- and Naomi Blrrell at the Bowthorpe COULD YOU HAVE MADE MORE? Studio 475 12th East Hy 1838 formed In the presence of the Imme- home In Holladay A variety of flow- Bridge Tea decorated the living and dining (Advertixement1 diate members of the families rela- er The Service Star Legion will en few close friends tives and The rooms The guests were Mrs Letter bride was charming In her wedding Miss Muriel Brown Miss Dora Noller tertaln at a bridge tea September 24 gown of pale green georgette an Miss Viola Sorensen Miss LaVerda between the hours of 2 end 5 o'clock Cakes for Teas she carried a bouquet of bride roses Merchant Miss Mildred Beggcr Miss at hfemorlal house Memory park The couple were attended by M!tt!lYandat8!eveJls' M18 LeNore Woolf Mrs W 8 Woodruff president has Wilma Gammon and Baird Ander-!ls- s appointed the following women to n-son Immediately following the cere- - jt'uan and "l:s Iut lle Nclf AFTKR THE serve on the card and table commitIH&ATirtt mony Mr and Mrs Anderson left NAPKIN with the ume remarkable tees: Mrs O B Boyle Mrs F A for a short honeymoon trip and will Coupic W cd Lake’s Salt Set II® be at home in Bait Lake after Sep- The marriage of Miss Miller Mrs Fred E Rolapp Mrs 3 bsorbency softness and pliancy Beverly Pratt Frank Q Robinson tiurt Mrs T W Datember 23 to the Clever of Salt Lake and Arthur C Homer as regular Modes but thinner by half vies Mrs N Reserand J Thomas of Big Plney Wyo took place Mon(iiaus (t(e Frafieh Kbopp® may be made with Mrs Modes Compact may be worn with Oriental Supper Pwary day morning at 10:30 o’clock at the vations B Boyle &Oop home of the bridegroom's sister Mrs George Nest to Miss MarMiss Verla Blrrell and frock with assurance of inat JaufcM insert snuggest Walker's C Willard 143 avenue Third Spence garet Blrrell entertained Monday The ceremony Bank Officers committee and chairmen was EM by conspicuousness evening at a delightful Chinese sup- Thomas A Clawson Inperformed the presence of Spirit of Liberty chapter Daughper at their home on Thirteenth East of the Immediate Three Modes Compact are packet of the American Revolution will ters members of was the In The above a hand Adstreet honoring their sister Mrs plryed Genuine 2:30 p m at the rec(nt at families few a and tourna-lineaclwie Thursday friends Tall!'f’t Contract box of regular Modes giving Pug-mlimplicate Mr S rian Pugmire who with Abbot on nicnt and examination of the tal-- ’ a will leave Thursday for Chicago floor basket of chrysanthemum In Twlfth ”lr?' Stephen for different require That' shade of program iidilosTd only" a smaTpTr- yellow and bronze attracEaststreetiiThe after spending the summer visiting be a discus- centage of til tables made the decorated the home The cou- for the ment Bread with friends and relatives tn Balt tivelyleft prop' for Los Angeles and the sion of the year's work er score Lake Small tables were arranged ple beaches of southern California where fasturs will bring each centered with low bowls Wsdoeadsy’s South (the dealer) opened the bidOf fall A prettily arranged dinner was ding with two no trumps Scorn of requests for tbla delicious flowers Places were marked for Mrs they will spend their honeymoon Mr holding Mrs Homer will be at home af- given Monday evening by Mr and a West passed and North bread popular with Olaus patrons Pugmire Miss Estrella Coulam Miss and O E Buerkle at their home 128 jumped to’ three 15 In Big Plney Mrs ter October Mrs trumps' which C Made of ftnaat Ingredient® m p Griffin Mrs Mrs Reeves R Emily Homer wore ss a away costume D street In compliment to Mr andiobtained the contract and filled with retain JL 3 C W Douglas Beattie Mrs Oliver Sor- an ensemble of going Ini Mfs wUl Bobour who F leave J blue crepe with At Auction brlde South would enson Mis Luclle James Miss Sara rreh from tba ovn! the near future tor Chicago The :have become the declarer with a bid Madsen Mte Mildred Pugmire Mrs matching acceseorles ® who twenty-oneinumbered one no trump (guests Thomas C Bvrne Mies Mahala Mrs H C Howlee of Son Francisco were seated at one long table which 3 LAItliF LOAVKS OF West opened with the trey of Miss VirMiss Lorraine Smith Smith BIIFAD MILK GLAIS Cal is visiting In Halt Lnke the guest was centered with a silver bowl of !spade— the fourth best card of his ginia Ashton Miss Ora Content: Mrs of her parents Mr and Mr Grant pink roses and suit Dummy spread his cards petunias and at eith-jbeGlenn Richardson Mrs Moralee W Swan 1335 Perry avenue ier end wero sliver candlesticks thatiand most of the declarers not stop- Till Miss Rawson Silver and Midnight Margaret pen Mrs W T Martaolf will leave onheld pink princess tapers Games ping to count th sure tricks and music were features of the (Wednesday for her home In Red-an- d figure out the most probable way to Cal after a short visit wlthjnlng made the needrd additional ones her sister Mrs Grant Swan a amall spade carelessly played Miss Virginia Hills has gone to Los which East won with the king real So-callW and to James Mrs Wade her mother Mrslizing that the spade could visit daughAngeles ed not be ter Miss Lorn Wade accompanied Oeorge Banders and her sister Mrs established East switched suits W Packard Wade mother Mr Hen-- F by Mr ten hearts Heading the South netta Atkins have returned from La- Played the Jack: Went played the Mrs Mary Dickson of Falmouth (Jclngr Jolla Cal where they spcnlthe sum-- 1 which held t lie trick and re- iMa has arrived for a visit with turned the Mven mer Thesr her sister Mrs A M Hot ard at 5119 declarers now realized their mistake The marriage of Miss Blosaotn Ness Ninth East street It was too late but no matter daughter of Mrs Mary A Ness and th adversaries (how played Mrs assisted by (made they F Oscar W Gray soil of Mrs Bertha four heart the sc of her daughter Miss Dorothy Day will cubg and idng 0f tricks M Gray will take place spades leaving 1 A In the Salt Lake temple at noon ! 8 for t Fie declarer Mi!Uonly a DIVERSIFIED RESULTS reception will be held tn the evening nome 13f Princeton &vpnu8 between the hours of 8 :30 and 11 p m Day will leave Friday for Smith col- - At the tfw uh!e Vherithw hlnd Recent ’Trlb” AVant Ad Sales home of the bride's mother at the lege where 6he wUl resume her teach-- ! 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