Salt Lake Tribune | 1936-06-14 | Page 60

10 D TfflE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING JUNE 1 1938- - Provo Marriage Told Logan Society Clubs (Coo Unued from Preceding Page) Successful Rose Growing Is Not Luck wers a number of guests from SalttEdward Hoffman entertained at a Lake City and Davis county tea Tuesday from 2 to 6 p m at Mrs H R McGee will entertain the Watkins home to celebrate the at a tea Sunday from 3 to 6 p m seventy-nint- h birthday anniversary in compliment to Mrs A G Cran-ne- y of their mother Mrs James M Anof Boston Mass who arrived in Logan Thursday for a two derson The home was decorated and mock orange months’ visit with relatives and with peonies carried out a color scheme friends Mrs Crtumey was former- which of pink and white in the decoraly Miss Naomi Broadhead She is tions and the appointments in the Fola graduate of the dining room The tea table was lowing her graduation she held a covered with an imported hand emposition on the extension staff of broidered cloth and centered with a the college MrS McGee Invited 60 birthday cake holding 79 canguests to the tea including school large dles The of Mrs friends and associates of the guest Anderson granddaughters presided in the dining of honor The tea table will be room and assisted in serving About decorated with pink garden flow- 100 called Mrs Anderson's guests Maideners and matching tapers son Attorney J H Anderson and hair fern will be combined with the family of Blackfoot Idaho were decThe rooms will be flowers also present Included in the guest orated with a variety of garden list were friends from California flowers Ogden Lewiston Benson and Hyde (Continued from Preceding Pare) llppa Rushton StowelL and Miss Irma Active and alumnae Fidelas girls honored the graduates and brides at an attractive luncheon Sunday afternoon A red and white color Hardly a (lower is as universally scheme of roses and snapdragons beloved as the rose which reigns was used and hand painted place supreme in the landscape during cards In the unit colors were arthe month of June Everywhere we ranged for each guest The honor see it gracing the dooryard of the guests were presented with rosebud corsages Miss Norell Startup pressimplest dwelling to gaily bedeckident of the alumnae association ening the archways fences and welcomed the group and introduced tire gardens of larger places the to&stmistress Miss Ruth T Johnson The theme “June You This flower is always in the list Lucky Month’ was carried out as Of every new home owner when he follows: Toast “June Dims Her Park starts to beautify his grounds II Cap and Gown" Miss Helen AshMrs Farrell Johnson and Mrs ton vocal solo ‘The Greatest Wish is found at the gravesides of cherWilliam Lohman will pour at the Music was furnished by Grant in the World” Miss Naomi Halli-da- y tea table Miss Patty McGee Miss and Katherine Hoffman Mary Anished ones gone oh With the rose toast “Did June-O- ” Miss Fern " are associated many memories Its Evelyn Hayward and Miss Grace derson and Ruth and Margaret Christensen string trio “June Rasmussen will assist in serving Watkins all grandchildren of the sweet perfume and exquisite color Brought the Roses” Miss Orlene Mrs P W Eliason will escort the guest of honor Later in the evehave brought it renown from ages Speckart Miss Elaine DeGraff and guests into the dining room Mrs ning a family party was given A the continued per past Through Miss Helen Ellison “Did toast McGee will stand with Mrs Cran-ne- y supper was served and the evening severance of those men who have June-O- ” Miss Helen Rowe L vocal ’ LOGAN —Mrs Wayne to receive the guests Mrs Cran-ne- y was spent in visiting and music all above regarded this flower trio a medley of June songs Miss Hunter formerly Miss Lola Hickwas a member of Sigma Theta others and have striven to bring man daughter of Mrs Della Phi Ora Christensen Miss Fern Chrisguests will be Announcement of the marriage of 'it to even greater beauty it lives tensen and Miss Bertie Gardner Hickman of Logan whoso marpresent from Salt Lake City Og- Miss Katie Merrill to Nolan P Olsen today in a degree of perfection that toast “Blushing June Beneath the riage took place Wednesday In den was made by Mr and Mrs Joseph and Morgan' commands the admiration of every Veil” Mrs Helen W Bunnell Miss Chicago Merrill of Logan The marriage lover plant Elaine DeGraff presented an enMrs E L Romney entertained took place Wednesday in the Logan C 1759 Duncan at street L of Ninth East home Roses the A Real Achievement graved waffle iron to Miss Mary of Burley Idaho and Mrs Nicholas at luncheon Tuesday affernoon The L D S temple Both the bride and Brown after which the group sang Mark of Salt Lake To grow roses successfully on the City Refresh- table was decorated with varicolored bridegroom are former students of the Fidelas Bride Song The 'home grounds is an achievement ments were served Miss Helen Ster- columbines Covers were laid for the Utah State Agricultural college gave an original poem “To ling presiding at the table which Mrs Francis Schmidt of JPalo Alto Mr Olsen is at present connected that is not attained by every one all in Fidelas” and singgirls joined was covered with a lace cloth and a Cal Mrs John Bunn of Colum- with the extension service at the But it is possible to have fine roses ing Senior graduates are: Beatrice centerpiece of pink sweet peas if the task is approached intellibus Ohio Mrs Asa Bullen Mrs college He is the son of Mrs Brown Afton Marjorie Seegmiller Wallace J Carlisle Mrs Guy Car-do- n Alma Olsen of Logan After a short gently Roses like all other plants Hansen Ann Neva Hansen Clayson (Continued from Preceding Page) have wrtain requirements includ- Miss Marie Barber and Mrs honeymootu the couple will make Mi anC Mitchell Mrs and brlaes-to-be J and Maureen Harris and the ’ ing good soil fertilizing regular L C Jones Following the lunch- their home'in Logan leave Monday morning for a two - tGeorge Swaner regent Spirit of nounce of the their engagement are Mary Brown and Ruth ‘'cultivation and thorough watering eon contract bridge was played week Yellowstone to visit Ardith Salt and Arland Lake “Cory” through Huffaker Twelve active and 16 daughter Liberty chapter City Mrs L T N Riverton writes: ‘You cannot acquire a few bushes roses be in- park From there they will go to Mrs J W Hillabrand regent Es- alumnae members were in attend- Olsen son of Mr and Mrs Francis ‘'plant them in any available space How may climbing Olsen Missouri will Iowa All and to the where take place in Mrs Parley Peterson and daughcalante chapter Price Utah ance marriage Miss Ora Christensen was in the yard and then forget them creased from varieties now grow- remain until September they ter Ruth arrived home from New the near future members who have not made reser- chairman on arrangements beautihave I a in my yard? York Tuesday Mrs Peterson went “except for an occasional sprinkling ing do so not later than must vations like I ful red would that variety with the hose and expect to have to New York six weeks ago for Member of Otyokwa of Weber Sunday evening with Mrs H F Mrs Mary C- Bennion of Farmto to of I if knew how more have The Rev and Mrs James L Ruth’s graduation from Columbia “ft gorgeous display of bloom Like held their final banquet Irwin college announces of the ington marriage start new plants and son of Waterville Me university from which she took her everything else that is worthwhile evening June 2 in the Japto Hayes Sunday at 4 p m Mrs J G Falck her daughter Helen Lazenby I thank you for your assistance Tuesday are spending a few days in Provo master’s fine roses have to be earned through After the graduaanese room of he Hotel Ben Lo- will of son Alva of Provo Johanson on 'a J talk over the give flag and want to tell you thgt I get a mond On as the house guests of W R Butler tion theydegree 9 radio station KLO and visited in Washington June diligent effort Mr A Tuesday and Mrs Johanson evening Joseph will be in Utah for a month D C One rose grower who has been great deal of help from your the members held their meeting at musical selections alsoappropriate will be of Rexburg Idaho which took place They Rev Hayes is a former pastor at this pleasant hobby for over column the home of Miss Phyllis Mayer given in the Salt Lake City L D S tem- The of St Mary's Episcopal church Sev(Continued From Pag thirteen years is L C Duncan 1759 The easiest way to get more of Dr and Mrs Irwin ple Wednesday June 10 The bride eral social plants Refreshments were servedwasand the functions are being Brooklyn N Y and Jennings Ninth East street A view of his of of the remainder E their two of Morgan The wedding took place U S B Y is former of the student a spent evening roses is by layering to' Entertain 0 climbing planned by their friends roses is shown in the accompanying Take a branch that may be daughters Margaret and Eleanor at the home of the bride on Thurseasily in discussing plans for the summer Qufeen Esther chapter No 4 Order has taught in the Provo city schools and son Charles who have spent day evening June 11 in the presphotograph Mr Duncan owes his bent down and cover part of it with vacation President Valine Check-ett- s of the Eastern Star will meet in and during the past year again atwith these flowers to a soil to Miss Katherine the winter in Logan returned to ence of relatives of the young coupresided Rooting will take place more regular session Friday at 8 p m tended the ‘X" Mr YJohanson is Complimentary U and is Grow a bride-elethorough preparation of the soil be- - quickly if a part of the outer wood Mrs W Woolf Logan Tuesday after a trip to the ple Tuesday evening Mrs Robiin the Masonic temple be a graduate of the B will It Last Meeting fore planting and thep plenty of on the branch under the ground is the last meeting before the summer now a member of the university fac- tendered a shower Monday evening coast They were guests of Profes- son entertained at a miscellaneous dur-lng “elbow gcease” ever after - All The last dinner meeting of the vacation The ceremony of initia- ulty as an instructor in chemistry Mrs Darwin Boardman was assist- sor and Mrs Parley Peterson until shower at her home in North Morcut the growing season he gives his slightly year was held by Ogden Business tion will be held Light refresh- Following the ceremony a reception ing hostess and 55 guests from Can- Thursday when they left for their gan in honor of Miss Robison One and Professional Women’s club at ments will be served after the meet- was given at the home of the bride’s ada Idaho and Salt Lake City as home with the exception of Miss hundred and fifty guests were plants intensive cultivation twice a Mrs O T R Sandy writes: the White week with thorough soakings of Elephant tea room Satur- ing with Mrs S L Lower as re- mother in Farmington after which well as Provo were in attendance Eleanor Jennings who remained present the soil in between times Every Can I get a start of pyracanthas day evening with Mrs Ada J Gris- freshment chairman She will be the young couple left Immediately Two solos were given by Donald here to be a guest at the home of two years he enriches the soil with by taking cuttings I would like wold retiring president of the club assisted by Mrs Roy Linton Mrs by automobile for Urbana 111 where McKay accompanied by Dean Mill- Professor and Mrs Parley Peterson MORGAN — Mr and Mrs J G cow manure in the fall By main- - to have some of these shrubs in presiding Littlefield of Morgan announce the Carolyn Bradley Mrs H E Carl- they will attend the University of er two dance numbers by Miss for several weeks can feel not do I that but manner been my yard Mr Johanson has Irma Stoweil accompanied by Miss The program under the supervi- son Mrs Sophie Norton Mrs Lulu Illinois talning the beds in such a engagement of their daughter the soil is rich and mellow and in afford full size plants from the sion of the program chairman Miss Jenkins Mrs W B Kerr Mrs granted a year’s leave of absence Martha Coleman comic reading Arrive From Boston to Alan Stratford son of me would tell If you Anna Rasmussen followed the Coburn W Zetsche and Mrs R from his teaching duties and will Mrs Edith Booth reading Mrs perfect condition so that the plants nursery Mr and Mrs Morris H Wright' Mr and Mrs H B Stratford of these to how about go growing are sturdy and healthy Mr Dun-- ‘ dinner The subject as outlined for Johnson All members of the order pursue graduate work toward his Warren Smith relating of expert arrived here Thursday morning Ogden The wedding will take place doctor’s degree in chemistry ences Mrs Sarah Dixon Mrs L H from Boston Mass can does not find it necessary to shrubs I would be very grateful the June session by the national are invited to attend where Mr in the Salt Lake L D S temple ofHolbrook Mrs Warren Smith and spray his bushes for mildew or as I have a friend who has her organization was “Health” Dr Wright has been attending Harvard qn Monday June 22 Announced Mrs W H Pitcher black spot as his plants are strong fered me some cuttings from the latter Engagement two H Smith was the lecturer Officers Elected school of business for the past year Eugene for the evening DEVIL’S SLIDE — Announcement enough to resist the attacks of bushes International Relations Study club Mr and Mrs D S Baker an- from Cardston Canada Fortunes They will spend the summer vacaof told were their or nounce’ does the the hunt for About the first of these diseases He is made by Mr and Mrs D Lynn engagement single girls and tion In Logan Following the lecture dance num- elected officers at a luncheon meetis a good July to Charles progressive games were in charge beetles however and uses the hand time to take were given by Miss Marian ing Thursday Mrs Georgina Mar- daughter Martha Lucille On Sunday Miss Dora Wright will Brooks of the marriage of their a bers cuttings from T Hinze son of Mr and Mrs Her- of Mrs Boardman and prizes were entertain at a picking 'method Each blossom is family dinner party daughter Farrel to Earl Butters son Choose wood which is neith- Budge and Miss Joy Wadsworth A riott was elected president Mrs D man Hinze of Twin Falls Idaho awarded Refreshments were honoring Mr and Mrs Wright Mrs of Mr and Mrs Thomas W Butters looked over very frequently and er too soft find nor too hard musical program as arranged by R Wheelwright vice president The juicy shaken so that if there are any marriage will take place in the served Miss Grow received many A G Cranney who accompanied of Morgan The wedding was solMake the cuttings Mrs Mable Fleming music chair- Mrs Jess W Wade secretary-treasurwoody “such molesters they will fall into and Mr and Mrs Wright on the motor emnized in the Salt Lake L D S Platforms of political parties near future and the young couple lovely gifts inches long Put them man was then enjoyed Officers for five about 7 '“a cup of kerosene This is the most in a box of sand or in sand in a the year were installed will be studied during thff summer will make their home in Chama trip from Boston will be an hon- temple on Saturday June 6 Both ored guest at the dinner Other young people are graduates of the 'thorough method eradicating these cold frame Cover with glass Keep with the candle ceremony led by The next meeting will be June 25 N M where Mr Hinze is connected Luncheon Wedding with the reclamation bureau “pests guests will be Dr and Mrs H R Morgan high school and prominent moist and shaded with bur- Miss Margaret Stewart past na- with Mrs Fred Stone 451 Seventheox A ‘ was luncheon held at wedding in social affairs of Morgan and It takes quite a tional treasurer of B P W club teenth street -- Many Grown From Slips Mr and Mrs W A Nuttall an- the home of Mr and Mrs Don Davis McGee parents of Mrs Wright lap or canvas Mr Butters is also Dr Miss Patty McGee Mr and Mrs Devil’s Slide Mr Duncan’s rose garden con- while for them to become rooted so The' officers are as follows: Miss of nounce their the in of honor engagement their Monday Miriam 14 evening Order of chapter No Russel Hendricks and son Robert active in musical circles and is M to tains more than 150 bushes and a you must be patient By September Margaret Burnsvicepresident Miss the Eastern John Mr and Margaret and daughter daughter Star will entertain at of Earl's orchestra They president Marquart Nicol son of Mr and Mrs H C Mrs Spencer Harmon who were re- Russel Robert L Wright and Fred manager number of climbing varieties Many the new plants should be rooted Fern will make their home in Morgan Flo Wilson of Malad recording secretary the last tea of the season Monday Nicol The marriage will be perWright of the plants have been grown from ready for transplanting into a richer Miss in Salt Lake City cently married Helen Eberstein correspond- afternoon in the Masonic temple formed in the Salt Lake City L D Thirty-si- x guests were in attendance “slips’’ of bushes that have taken soil Keep them in a frame durihg Mrs James H Ball of Salt Lake MAGNA — H E Wurzbach anMrs Mae Bramwell Bridge will begin at 2:30 followed S secretary ing The couwinter the colfollowing 26 -' spring The The June his fancy here and there young from American Fork Charleston City is a guest here of Professor nounces the temple Mrs Ada J Griswold re- by an interesting program of music treasurer engagement of his out the in be will home Provo their in make planted lection includes such favorites as they may and Provo and Mrs Parley Peterson readings Mrs R C Wylie will ple president Miss Anna Neilson and daughter Maude formerly of MagTalisman Mrs G A Van Rossem open ground It takes about three tiring Miss be Memin of refreshments charge directors Grace Boyl na to Gary F Voboril of Altadena Recent reports state Miss Edna Los Angeles Dame Edith Helen years for them to become large and Miss Lucile Emmett and Miss Cal The The dinner and decorations were bers visiting members and friends May Jenkins daughter of Mr and Dh and Mrs Franklin S Harris Jean marriage will take place E G Hill Etoile de France Etoile enough for effect in the yard left for are Campbell Friday invited June 20 at the home of the bride’s under the supervision of Mrs Hazel Mrs Walter R Jenkins formerly had as their dinner guests Sunday week-en- d de Hollands Mme Edouard Harriot Yellowstone to park mother in Pasadena trip Miss Elizabeth Huth Members of Cal evening Mr and Mrs Samuel O McCarty Old standbys '1'and many others Past Matrons’ circle of Provo now of Montabelio Mrs G R S Salt Lake City and Miss Sarah Wilson The retirMr Mr Voboril is a graduate of the has been awarded an A B degree Bennion of Salt Lake City Wo' Business Professional and will meet 9:30 at m such as Hoosier Beauty Radiance a at Tuesday writes: I have a lilac bush which ing officers were presented with was here to deliver the men’s club held its thirteenth an- University of Southern California Bennion Miss State at Barbara Santa college Masonic the also are automoKaiserin Augusta Victoria temple where I would like to bud with a French flowers to the B Y nual the ceremony the couple biles will take them to the home of Jenkins was prominent as a B Y U baccalaureate sermon to be found birthday party Tuesday eve- Following What Is the time of year 1933-3- 4 U graduates Sunday evening at the variety in student at the girls’ camp in Logan will leave for a two weeks' honeyMrs E Stone in South Fork canning J Besides the hybrid teas to which to do this? Utah stake tabernacle Places were canyon The retiring officers had moon in Yosemite National park Leader Visits A business meeting will be d yon tlass all of the varieties just Mr and Mrs Axel F Andreason also for Mrs Eunice Harwill make their after which G Williamson of held and a picnic luncheon served announce the engagement of their ris ofarranged Mrs Arlene H Grover charge of the dinner They are home in Los they belong there are a number July is the best time to bud lilacs Miss Wynnye Logan Angeles Alemeda Perry Brown Aldyth Mrs Parkersburg W Va national pres- Hostesses will be Mrs Stone Mrs niece of hybrid perpetuals' These are or any other kinds of plants Miss Dephia Frahdsen of New York Miss Mabel Boat and Thain Lennie Telford Melba E ident of the Ladies of the Grand C H Stevens Mrs F E Nichols the large sturdy bushes which daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl Frank Harris Jr Mr and Mrs Larsen Georgia Roberts and Luna CHARLESTON— Mr and Mrs C bloom mainly in June Paul Ney nothing puts pep into the plants Army of the Republic was in the Mrs Fred Carr and Mrs George R Frandsen of Thornton Idaho to Heber J Grant were house guests Skabelund Preceding (the dinner D Thacker announce the engagecity Monday evening and Tuesday Whitmeyer ron American Beauty Frau Karl Clyde Holdaway son of Mr and of Dr and Mrs Harris Tuesday the manure like of liquid Utah the new officers were in- ment of their daughter Lois to E of the department following guest Druscke are a few of them Mrs Walter Holdaway The marstalled: Miss Thain president Dr Floyd Bonner of Midway The marThe climbers include the hardy Not everyone is fortunate in es- Ladies of the G A R She was taken La Premiere violin ensemble riage will take place June 17 in the night were entertained at a picSadie O Morris first vice presi- riage will take place June 16 varieties such as Silver Moon the caping the attacks of mildew and on a sightseeing trip Tuesday morn- members Salt Lake City L D S temple supper in the garden at the hdme Mrs Irene Whitehead announces dent Miss Edna Davidson second most exquisite white flower with black spot on their bushes By way ing around the city and to Ogden nic Mr and Mrs P K Nielsen re- the marriage of her daughter Grace vice president Miss LaRue Thetlrer canyon and the dam and was en- of Mrs Herman Fetscher 2402 Cusyellow stamens the brilliant Paul’s of Freckles Drilled Out prevention dust the foliage on tertained at luncheon at the Hotel ter avenue Wednesday evening Of- ceived a happy surprise at their to Kenneth Martin son of Mrs Eva treasurer Miss Edna Ann Wilson Scarlet the fanciful American Pilficers were elected as follows: Miss home VIENNA (UP) — Drilling freckles and Erma Miss B h secretary Martin which took recording in the their twenty-fiftplace lar American Beauty and Dr Van top and underneath and all over Ben Lomond with the following Martha Sunday McGregor president Miss secretary out in the same manner as a dentist with dusting sulphur which is made members of Abraham Lincoln circle Fleet of delicate pink coloring! anniversary when upon Salt Lake City L D S temple Fri- Burgess corresponding Mildred Belnap vice president Miss wedding 50 guests in- drills a tooth is the latest beauty Michaels for Covers laid were C Mrs E 2 a in After No few Salt from a Price return in their days’ present: stay day Good soil is the first requirement up of sulphur and arsenate of lead day Mrs they were greeted by 37 Mrs E S Ward Mrs Albert Oberg Kathryn de Mik secretary Lake City the young couple will re cluding club members and a few treatment described here The treat- of every successful rose garden It be obtained properly mixed Mrs Bert Mowbray ment it is said removes the blemTruesdale may Miss Eugene A R to Provo to make their home Mrs turn formerly whom all special guests were of friends at “This means that before any bushes guests Patricia Critehfield a recent bride their ishes without leaving scars The Nielsens had are planted the ground should be at any seed house If mildew is al- Norris Mrs Claude Linsley Mrs was wedding Entertains Circle guest of honor Sixteen were been to Price to pay a visit to their be checked by J W Russell Mrs Mae Heines evident it may ready it If “thoroughly Mr and Mrs Art Scott announce prepared happens The next meeting first 9 Mrs R B Bateson entertained Mrs Robert Holmes Mrs E D in attendance to be a sandy or gravelly soil where this treaUftgnt grandson bom Saturday to the engagement of their daughter SPECIAL will be June 24 While cool is Past Matrons’ circle of O E R the and the weather A Mr Mrs and PaMiss Migilorie Miss (Virginia Eva and Erb to be wish Sharar a add “you Lael to Ronald Norton son of Mr your garden to is summer is it not dinner a hard The at at young Nielsen) evening Tuesday party guests the gathered In of the old well rotted tricia Walker “good quantity afternpon and Mrs M Norton The marriage Wasatch branch of the Railway " decFOR THE PRICE OF cow manure to give it density If give the roses the care they need national president and the state Mail association entertained Mem- the Nielson home were from Salt will take place June 18 and the at the Bluebird The table wasmaidjb PLUS 60c of test The how flowers much 9 m McC&mmon these Idaho Lake and City Mrs C E Michaels bers of the auxiliary at dinner Friit is a heavy clay which bakes with will leave for a trip orated with snapdragons and president couple young Friend— —Bring I A a hard crust so that it is difficult mean to you will come later on motored to Salt Lake City where day evening Business meetings of Richfield Supper was served and to Chicago Upon their return they enhair fern Covers were laid for fling was spent playing monopoly to cultivate it may be made friable when hot days make the soil bake they were entertained with a drive the two organizations followed and Mrs Nielsen was presented with a will make their home in Provo case silver under the noon day sun and you around the city by the circle of the remainder "Of the handsome jewel ning was spent playing monoply by the addition of horse manure would was score prize was awarded to The rather bask under the shade that city and at 6 p m enjoyed a spent at five hundred evening compeat moss and sand If the soil of a tree The Miss Rilla Jacobson and Orrin Miss Emm& K Laub than work up a steam with dinner at the Art Barn which was mittee in charge of Displays Trousseau seems beyond repair the best thing arrangements ’ Miss Lois Sutton displayed her Jackson popular Provo couple were to do is to dig it out to the depth the hoe But if you really love your attended by 18 members of Reynolds included J D Corey Fred Clifton Mrs Ensley entertained eight 125 ftousseau to friends who called married in the Manti L D S temof two feet and replace with a rich roses you will do it and have blos- Gordon Seymour B Young and Guy Curtis and Robert Archer Covat luncheon and bridge Tuesguests their well afsoms Following ple Wednesday residence at that efforts Sutton the repay your Sunday loam to which has been added some Washington circles Miss William-so- ers were laid for 25 at dinner The luncheon table afternoon Calibride-elefor left southern day wonder ternoon others they and marriage the theirs Assisting why ipake i organic fertilizer continued on her journey to roses ‘A high was with decorated will fornia where the D D are not so fine Successful rc spend were mother they her Sutton Mrs of the women’s Ogden branch Denver tjiat evening Soaked Twice a Week awarded score was two next will weeks make prize Mrs is luck not They and her Rulon sisters growing Bandley auxiliary of the Railway Mail assotheir home in Provo Miss JacobTo keep roses happy over the ciation entertained at a bridge Mrs C J Sorensen entertained Golden Spike to Meet son has just completed her sophoSummer they should be soaked luncheon Thursday Red roses oldest in the president members of the F F W club Flygare the unimore at New Library Books about twice a week depending on Golden Spike chapter Daughters year Brigham Young long table Covers were years of service Ida Treseder at - the weather so that the moisture bridge Thursday afternoon Afwas Mr Jackson will versity gradThe following books will b added to the of the American Revolution laid for 28 The hostesses were Mrs Elizabeth Goddard MinerVa tea was Served The the ter games Shay In 1933 uated from institution that Teaches the lowest roots Remem- public library Monday: meet at luncheon in its annual Flag J L Duncan Mrs M A Mourtisen Minnie Shorten Olive Jensen EveBOOKS table was decorated with roses CovOur Popular ber that when you planted the Blakeslee REFERENCE — Eastern Costume celebration Monday at the Mrs Warren Ross and Mrs Wallace lyn Nelsen and guest Blanch Ken-de- ll day ers were laid for the members and STANDARD — Blackfeet Indians " bushes lunch- Barney the club won were early in the spring their Reiss Prizes Mrs A Following of Country short — Tree Flowers of Forest Park by McKey response the following special guests Mrs WAVE " roots extended a foot or more below andRogers Harvest eon a program will be given which Joseph Roberts Mrs George Brady appreciation was given by Mrs Street Oregonians Sherwin Maeser Mrs Marion ClawA beautiful differ‘ the ground It takes a lot of water Aldln — HowMISCELLANEOUS Include will numbers: the Mrs and following The winning pageant to be Barney to Draw Iiogs son and Mrs L R Humphrey Three ent Incompar able - to Gams After Famine score Salute to the flag led by Mrs J G go that far A few minutes of Beasley— —Frank Knox wave permanent given Pioneer days and written by Any prizes were awarded End of Summer (a play) overhead sprinkling will not do it Behrman of Pioneer on correct use Falck chairman given in any style Blanch Kendell McKey was read Daughters Alma Mater Canby Sty I expert operators by — Let the hose run slowly at the base World’s Best ed Jokes the flag: a history of Flag day Copeland Mrs McKey Vernon Jr and two —BEAUTIFUL and Mrs Weber (3he was introWeston (UP)-T- he County ASTORIA by Ora Daughters chapter clams Harmon Drury— Henry Spalding Each rof each plant until you are sure the Gates— Old Folk Dances From New Mrs H L Taylor historian vocal of the Utah Pioneers entertained duced by Mrs Amelia Flygare are back! Complete children of New York City arrived LASTING I selections Mrs Ray Whitmeyer a at a luncheon Monday in honor of chairman of the Pioneer Days pagground is saturated The next day Nations — Hotel Life here in company with her brother DEAUVILLE Hollywood Haytier 1929 Since clam beds on i get busy with the hoe or cultivator fertile prose reading on “The Flag” Mrs the retiring president Mrs Dora B eant contest “PUSH-UP- ” Hoan — City Government OIL Attorney Preston Neilsen also of Hint— New Flower Arrangements and stir the surface soil into & mulch Arthur Grix cornet solo Miss Mar- -' Holther and officers Forty-seve- n members were In at- Clatsop and Ilwaco beaches in fore-go- n New York City the early part of Reg $250 $360 — Story of the American Ballet Howard i about 2 or 3 inches deep 2 for 34 2 for S3 President Rose Packer presided tendance The table and decora jorie Moyes accompanied by Miss Johnston — Regional Dances ol Mexico and Washington have been the week to visit with their parents Link — Return to Religion After the first heavy blooming Martha Zinn reading Mrs Arthur Gladys Simpson sang three solos ac- tions committee comprised Stella Mr! and Mrs P M Neilsen WAVE LUXOR OIL complete McComb— Doctor of the North Country $2 each fewer clams yielding year Grix period is over it is a good idea to Osgood — History of Industry companied by Jeanette Proudfit A Ballinger Sarah D Haines and with — inI a that Smith 8ovlet Was many Worker experts predicting bushes The in the committee a stimulant that Smith — tribute to Mrs Holther the twelfth Jeanette Proudfit The program i give FINGER WAVES charge Sorority Meets Swimming Is Fun 25C Completely Dried i will urge them on through the heat cludes: Program Mrs J G Falck president of the Weber county was in charge of Melba R Jones the beds were being “dug out” Sudeli — New Garden Miss Ruth Skidmore and Miss — You and Roosevelt Taft and luncheon and arrangements Mrs group was given of the summer to bloom again and White — Twentieth The annual This year however the shell- Evelyn Hayward entertained the by Rachel M and Mathel A Ridges ('entry Psychiatry I again H F Irwin chairman Mrs P H Jensen Olive M Christiansen paid field day will be held at Lorln Farr fish came back in larger num- members of the Chi Omega sorority Liquid manure is the most FICTION WAVE — Too Gcnd Looking diseffective material Put a bag of Burgess Mulcahy Mrs Donald E Leader a tribute to all the retiring officers park Thursday June 25 A very in- bers than ever definitely SHOE Monday evening at the home of Gardner —Case of the Sleepwalker's Mrs Porter T Robbins and Mrs and if manure in a barrel of water After Niece presented corsages to members teresting program wilf be 'given at proving the contention that clam- Miss Hayward A business meetA NOT SCHOOL Life of the Parly Elizabeth A Jordan 3 was H will of the be doomed o’clock a Marriner 3 Dora Picnic Six 2 or haistood out it ming Special presidency supper Browning retiring industry it days dip ing was held with cards following Laughing Mountains Lynn — 316 BROOKS ARCADE BLDG J and use about a guests will include Mrs C P Ovcr-fiql- d Holther Lettie F- Manning and served by each camp A prize will hundred professional diggers are Refreshments were served to 25 Mann — Stories of Three Decades pint on each bush Over Broadway Drug ! Well Niles — Day of Inimeuse Sun be state the best low each at Utah Pratt Rintha for table decorated the beaches balanced commercial plant regent Douglas given Daughters working Corsages PHONE WASATCH 9937 Steen — Tavern to were also Mrs in Mrs H American Amelia tide Mrs of the H Watkins and Revolution foods will also be beneficial but pioneer style given Joseph Zara— Give Us This Day U3AC Out-of-to- - Garden Queries ' Answers r toast-mistre- Ogden Society ss Clubs Weddings in the State - - ct Ber-nie- ' pyra-canth- ‘ er 1936-193- son-in-la- w men-tione- out-of-to- PERMANENTS "" A ct 00 Hoi-the- : ? LARUE - I ce