| Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE 18 Society and Clubs Mrs A F Dannemiller who will leave soon with Colonel Dannemiller for their new post at Fort Hamilton New York was the motif of a delightful tea given Friday aftemooS between the hours of 4 and 6 p m by Mrs P 0 Perkins and Miss Ethel Campbell at the Campbell home on Twelfth EasAstreet The tea table which was gay with pastel-shadspring flowers arranged in an epergne for the centerpiece was lighted with ivory tapers in silver candlesticks Presiding at the tea and cot fee urns were Mrs W P Sco-be- y Mrs Edwin Butcher Mrs Duncan MacVichie Mrs Jesse N Smith Mrs Louis T Bass of Ogden and Mrs E E Hoffman' who were assisted in serving by Mrs Reed C Culp Mrs Leonard A Bi ennan Miss Mary Burnett and Miss Berenice Smith Assisting in the general entertain ing of the guests were Mrs Harry L Bracken and Mrs George Vorls The cards were received at the door by and 40 bidden guests Mrs Edwin Butcher presided over a prettily arranged luncheon Friday at the University club compliment to Mrs Dannemiller jnCovers were laid for 16 guests and the table wae bright- with decorations of varicolored spring blooms Mrs Pegram Whitworth and Mrs H T Blanks will entertain at a tea Saturday between the hours of 4 aod 6 p m at the Whitworth headquarters at Fort Douglas in honor of Mrs Dannemiller - COME Mies Becky Whitney general chairman of arrangements for the annual girls’ dance to be given Saturday evening at the Union building “NO" Preparations have been made for the annual conference of the Utah state organization Daughters of the American Revolution which will be held in Ogden at Dick’s cafe Saturday The meeting will begin at 10 a m and will continue during the afternoonDelegates from all state chapters will be present Those the Spirit of Liberty chapter in Salt Lake City are: Mri Clyde M Middletoiif Mrs H J Wallace Mrs E A Hall and Mrs Arthur L Thomas Alternates elected are Mrs F A Abegg Mrs Duncan MacVichie Mrs H K Klingender and Miss Linda Jessop Mrs John C Evans of Ogden state vited The Associated Women Students Annual Tea at the University of Utah will enterThe Salt Lake Humane society The Women’s tain at their annual girls' dance will entertain at the annual tea SatCivio league will give a bard party Saturday evening in the ballroom of urday at 2 p m at the Belvedere Saturday at S p m at the Belve- the Union building A number of tables have dere lounge The committee in Miss Becky Whitney is acting as lounge bsen arranged for bridge during charge of the arrangement in- general chairman of arrangements the early hours ef the afternoon and cludes Mrs Louis J Cosza chair- assisted by Miss Adele Silver Miss guests will come for tea at 4 man Mrs Johnnie Crus assistant Mary Boded Miss Charlotte Knight other Mrs W L Payne la chairchairman "Miss Mary Ferro Miss Miss Euroda Billings Miss Mary o'clock man of the affair Leon Tedesco Miss Teresa Rava-rln- Strange Miss Dorothy Parker Miss Beth Papworth Mis Marjorie Judd aqd Miss Rose Ferro Miss Barbara Havenor Miss Evelyn Luncheon Arranged Blood Miss Shirley Sorenson Miss Miss La Reta Creer will entertain Dinner Party a of friends at a luncheon Mr and Mrs George M Gadsby Marion Boyle Miss Adele Parks and group afternoon at her home on Saturday will entertain at a dinner for 60 Miss Patricia McOwen Gilmer drive guests Saturday evening at the Alta To Visit Here club Mrs Frances Milne of MinneapMrs Walter Rolapp of Los An- olis Minn who has spent the win Mrs Clara Ml Clawson 105 East geles will arrive a visit for ter her and daughSouth Temple is showing the Smart- with her brother-in-la- Saturday and sister ter with Mr and Mrs Karl M Eggen ly Tailored and Dressy Coats in the Mr and Mrs Preston Nibley at on Third East street left Wednes(Adv) their home 1215 East Broadway popular navy blues day for San Francisco and the is en route to Minne- northwest Dine at the Smart Beau Brummel Mrs Rolapp Minn where she will join apolis Cafe Popular prices new policy Mr Rolapp and make their home Saturday afternoon the mothers (Advertisement) of the active alumnae and pledge Civic League Party Italian-America- n What Is a poor mother to do now? Get on her dignity and announce In awful tones “Don’t ver say NO to me I’m your mother remember You must NEVER say NO to me” U she does she makes a mistake that is costly Little children about 3 or so have a limited vocabulary But they have limitless Ideas They long to hold conversations with people when these thoughts flood theii minds bul they have no words or having them have no powef to organize them into sentences that tell their story But they have one powerful word that symbolizes their opposition to the whole scheme of maturity They do not They can say NO in many accents always mean a bold rebellious NO When a child says NO like that take It easy Study the over tones Interpret the inner meaning Find' what that explosive sound stands for in the Angelo Patri mind of this child You can be sure that he is not in agreement Maybe he wants an extension of time maybe he wants the conditions changed a bit closer to his needs maybe he wants to play with you Consider all that bebeing lonely and lopging for companionship fore you answer him Try to avoid making him say it for the period when it is uppermost in his thinking When ou interrupt him in his play give him a first call— “In five minutes 1 will call you" Then his mind prepared for the call give it and see that he responds3 with acceptable This for children near the age of promptness When children of older age say “No I don’t want to" wait a Give the neceswhile before exploding in wrath upon their heads sary directions and then busy yourself with some unessential matter so that the child feels that you do not consider this a drawn battle Feeling no opposition he is likely to withdraw his own He cannot oppose a harmonious atmosphere to save his tempestuous souL The very notion of your withdrawal is sufficient to send him off to do his job Sometimes this does not work He feels the need of responses from you His mind must ifleet opposition must feel resistance in order to gather power Missing this resistance which 'ought to come to him in his play with other children he turns to the adult for it Don't mistake the situation and smite him in anger Look at him benignly from the height pf your understanding years and say “Very well you needn’t” and act as if you really didn’t care By Force and by this lack of opposition reduces him to compliance will only strengthen his desire to resist Normal healthy children like to follow leadership ‘Unhealthy lonely neglected children reIt is usually a cry bel and say NO to symbolize their unhappiness for help and understanding not for punishment at this age (Copyright 1935 by the Bell Syndicate Inc) In tournamanrplay the struggle part-scois as bitterly contested as ths Struggle for the game in rubber bridge When the bidding seems likely to end at a low level a good player often feels called upon to reopen the bidding hoping This his side can make a part-scor- e situation lends itself to Uap bidAn amusing example emanates from the New England championships held last month in whfch a national champion met trouble more than halfway ' East— Dealer Both sides vulnerable Mr Patri will give persortal attention to inquiries from parents and school teachers on the care and development of children Write addressed him in care of this paper inclosing a stamped envelope for reply members of the Chi Omega sorority will be the honored guests at a tea at the Art Barn A modern play will be read by Lila Eccles Brim-ha- ll during the afternoon Etiquette DE PEYSTER KATHRYN re ding ’ -- 4 - AQ873 ?KJ4 OK Q7632 A KJ A 10642 VA2 OQI09S ?Q863 O A5 104 AJ985 95 V 1097 5 Ojl76432 The bidding Ps 1 South East Pass ) Pstt(3) (4 Auerbachs By JOSEPHINE CULBERTSON for the “Maybelle It is time for your nap1 regent will preside at the conference The annual election of officers will be held and annual reports will be given Candidates for office are Mrs C P Overfield Salt Lake City regent Mrs W E Fleetwood Price vice regent Mrs O A Parmley OgEvents of the Day den recording secretary Mrs George Ladies' Literary club Browning B Swaner Salt Lake City corresection 1 p m clubhouse sponding secretary Miss Eva Erb E Tours-seDucky Daughters bethel No 1 OgdenSaltregistrar Mrs A Lake City treasurer Mrs Order of Job's Daughters Miss VirA D Sutton Price chaplain Mrs ginia Cubbison 1356 Harvard ave- P H Mulcahy Ogden librarian Mrs nue 7:30 p m R W Fisher Salt Lake City histoOmicron Nu Informal spring din- rian Mrs R D Rutledge ner 630 p m’ Manan-Loi-s party Mrs John C Evans Ogden Kaysville and Mrs house W J Hillabrant Wattis directors Salt Lake circle No 559 Neigh- Mrs Rutledge is from the Spirit of bors of Woodcfaft public card Liberty chapter Mrs Evens is from the Golden Spike chapter and Mrs party 8 p m Brooks Arcade Naomi lodge No 1 8 p m I O Hillabrant is from the Escalante chapter Price O F hail All members of’ the p A R are in- Annual Frolic in now All ‘ V West f’sra I Pan 10(2) 20 Pass INT Double (4) Pars Pan Pan (1) East wants to conviy the impression that his hand it worthless A risky pass but East knew his customer— south was known to be very aggressive — Fret Instruction sn the Art of Making We are providing a special Section for the convenience of our customers who wish to work on hooked rugs in the department We also wish to invite those who are interested inj&ig very fasciham&rork to come in and nating make a rug We wiU be glad to show you our most interesting patterns and the many lovely colors of yarn pe (Copyright Inc) RUG NEEDLE FREE BRIDGE BOOKLET Readers of this newspaper may Horoscope By GENEVIEVE KEMBLE Much activity in connection with important matters possibly in relation to property Industry or labor is the augury based on the predominant planetary directions There may be arduhus efforts in the way of stabilizing the fortunes through or Jn RUG FRAMES with Stand King Features 1935 Syndicate possessions investments intervention of friendly the by SPECIAL CLASS! envelope and address your questions to Josephine Ciilbertson in care of this news-pa- Pan Pan loans HOOKED RUGS ' (2) South suspects his partner has the balance of tbe strength (3) Still laying low (4) East hopes they would go higher but is content to double two diamonds West opened the fourth best heat east winning with the ace and returning "the deuce The king of diamonds was isd from dummy west winning with ths ace A small heart was ruffed by east and a club return put west in to give his partner smother heart ruff Two spades and the queen of trumps finished the day for east and west Having taken eight tricks east and west were well content with the result of the hand The 900 points thus secured were more than they could have won by bidding and making a game Mrs Culbertson will bs very glad to answer questions on bridge Please inclose a stamped Nor — BLACKFOOT Idaho— A daughted was bom to Mr And Mrs Elmer Han sen Thursday March 21 Struggle for Part Score Bitterly Contested Tournament Play a Should Try to Meaning By ANGELO PATRI Bobbie and get mdy tor lunch Datghter Bora Contract Bridge Parents $0Inner Interpret ng ea Miss Jane Bracken When Child Says Of D A R to Be Held on Saturday Matron Honored At Friday Fetes MARCH 23 1935 Rebellious Children Annual Conference Departing Army SATURDAY MORNING have afree copy of “Bridge Rules and Etiquette” by Josephine Culbertson through special arrangement Address Mrs Culbertson in care of this newsaper inclosing a stomped envelope LUSTRE YARN RUG skeins QP OuL 187-ounc-e Art or $1 Salon— Third Floor FOR THOSE BUFFET SUPPERS) I in- I terests If It Is Year Birthday Those whose birthday it is may anticipate a very active and eventful year with decisive efforts toward enhancing and stabilizing the fortunes and fortifying the real Elderly persons and possessions institutions may be approachable Mr and Mrs Clayton I Thatcher WEDDING THE SEATING in this endeavor as mgy rings mer‘ have returned from a two months’ ATTENDANTS gers or secret bodies ( visit in San Francisco with Mr and Dear Mias de A child bom on this day may be Peyster: Mrs J A Quealy I wonder whether you can give diligent steady and industrious as as highly talented in literary me some general idea as to how my well Gasoline Stolen pursuits should be attendants seated wedding Notable nativity: Robert (Bob) H POCATELLO Idaho— Police were at the K wedding breakfast? Davis journalist called to the service station operated The bride and her mother if they by John Dwyer at 702 North Main are wise will some day before the (Copyright 1935 King Features street Thursday to investigate the wedding make a of the Syndicate Inc ) theft of 73 gallons of gasoline The table or tables thatdiagramare planthey t fuel was removed from tanks after the to have at the wedding feast lock was opened with a key police ning seatand will definitely arrange the said ing of the guests There arscertain clearly-define- d -—I 'm jm traditions of etiquette about these I seating arrangements and it is most Important that these be kept in mind so that no one will feel Title Registered U S Patent Office slighted Civil Service Commission By BARBARA VORSE Usually at the wedding breakfast or or or dinner luncheon are will indeed reception develop trying they to Hold Competitive Rare Plants good growth look healthy and form there is- - a “bride’s table” for the Many times people think that In a continuous background bride and groom and the wedding Examinations order to have their yards unusual Sometimes this sort of planting party This table is usually specially and attractive they must choose or and decorated pink plant materials that are different is considered monotonous and In white The Umted States civil service and seldom seen in our region Rare order to bring renewed Interest a At the bride’s table the bride and commission announced Friday open as such heather Of laurel new half hardy plant is placed In groom sit at the head the table competitive evergreens for the examinations cypress and some other varieties the Of course there side by side the bride at the right following positions: foreground in have been brought for just this are times when such an of the groom At the right of the Senior stock clerk $1800 a year purpose Because varicolored leaved will succeed but in so experiment cases bride is the beat man On the left of stock clerk $1620 for departmental many shrubs are a bit unusual and catch is the maid of honor or service in Washington D C and the author has witnessed a the groom ths eye these plants have also been number Junior graduate nurse $1620 a of them the newcomer at- matron of honor The bridesmaids used jo create an exotic effect Thus and ushers are seated alternately year in not the tracts but attention way we have seen Variegated Euony-mou- s research intended First it fails to put out the bride keeping ip mind as m Junior biologist wildlife man and aniDogwood etc In most cases normal leaves turn the seating olj a formal dinner their junior entomologist then the growth the effort to grow many of these a If aa very often in mals junior iofest ecologist junior sickly yellow to remain this way congeniality plants is disastrous as they are the rest of the season wedding processionals now some of forest pathologist junior meteoroloWinter neither suited to our soil nor cli- comes and attendants are married and their gist Junior nematologist junior plant brings its share of in ths mate Unless they are petted along wives or husbands as the case may physiologist junior plant quarantine the so the to branches that and protected from one thing and jury are not of the wedding party the inspector junior pdrtiologist fruits has shriV' be second season the bride customarily invites them to junior pomologist plant propagation another their life is usually limited eled to half its size plant When entering It should he clearly understood the wedding party at the bridal junior seed botanist junior soil scigarden the first thing that join tabie entist erosion and junior soil surthat what makes a garden beautiful the is this the catches eye sickly plant Place cards often is not the rare specimens wa may veyor $2000 a year department of the featuring of the the y&rd It spoils serenity happen to place in it but rather Everything else is doing well wedding motif are usually used for agriculture Junior forester $2000 to $2600 a the simplicity of the arrangement of the assignment of places Everything else belongs year junior range exatnmer $2000 place the seclusion it provides the Much better is it to build a gar1935 King Features a year' cool shade on a hot day the interden with the plant materials that (Copyright Range examiner $3800 a year asSyndicate Inc) esting pattern of the walk the pool are suited to our climate that will sociate range examiner $3200 a year and the harmonious color in the because they do us assistant range examines $2600 a flower border In other words a bring so pleasure satisfactorily Thera are Two grow year geological survey pleasing picture in which all the no two gardens exactly alike but Local inspector of boilers- - $3200 a details do their share in bringing many of them contain exactly the year local inspector of hulls v$3200 a about this beauty plant materials Their whole year assistant inspector of boilers It is so much more important to same difference lies in the ingenuity of $2900' a year assistant inspector of make a success of a we 11 ’arranged the owners ’By arranging and hulls $2900 a year bureau of naviga to cause to than the garden garden grouping of plants real distinction Reckless driving charges against W Uon and steamboat inspection be a depository of exotics be brought into a garden Stay E Gnadt 39 1147 East Seventh South Further information regarding the What many of us may term the can exotics street and Henry Blanks 17 of Fort examinations may be obtained from common shrubs such as the honey' away from FriH A Goodfeiiow secretary of the Douglas were stricken in police suckles the bridal wreath mock' United States civil service board 0 Birth Announced day for lack of complaints lilacs will be orange Forsythia Gnadt police said drove hU ma- examiners at the Salt Lake City post our best friends when we are atIDAHO FAILS Idahfr-- A daughchine into a safety zone abutment office tempting to build a wall of green ter was bom at a local hospital Thurs- at First South and Main streets shortBecause they day to Mr and Mrs Darrel London about tne garden ly after 4 a m He suffered laceraare suited to our conditions which Idaho Falla R F D 7 Set tions on his left arm and face Blanks was arrested Thursday evening after he allegedly drove his au17 18 tomobile in a reckless manner on Eighth East street between First and Second South streets He also was “Golden ’frail" selected as the accused of operating a vehicle withSouth high school annual opera will out a driver’s license Failing to answer charges of speed- be presented April 17 and 18 accordin these five excellent varieties ing Eugene Phelps 23 Midvale for- ing to Miss Winifred H Dyer assist-an- t feited a bond of $750 and John E principal The date bad tempoFestiva Maxima Duchess d’Orleans Morris 20 1338 Laird avenue for- rarily been set for March 28 and 29 Officinalis Rubra Mrs Lydia W i Boothby musical Edulis Superba feited a bond of $5 Denying a charge of ignoring a instructor is directing the opera Felix Crousse Queen Victoria stop sign John S Seagers 45 214 The book and lyric were written by West First North streetwill face George Murray Brown and the music n trial Tuesday Police said he ig- composed by Charles Wakefield The opera is based on the adnored the sign at Sixth West and ventures of the pioneers of ’49 North Temple streets early Friday At our City Sales Yard son-in-la- w w At' Z C M I spring styles are Just la only at Z C M L 1 cai you find The new "Gypsy" pletnred-'belo- is For U S Posts hrough the Garden Gate I —and STYLEIPAHEl HATS New Tests Announced -- $5 YOU NEED AT LEAST Acquire them in this gorgeous Treasure Chest — 34 lovely flatware pieces — to delight your heart and make you the envy of your guests And you’ll want this famous quality silverplate that has graced the tables of Amer ica's first tamilie since the year 1847 te Drivers Obtain Among the advantages good stores Hats are ture in Stylepark Hand-Mad- e the differences in style and quality accomfea- - 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