Show c s JANUARY THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING Aloes Give Handsome Plants for the 14 1934 Utah Flower President of Flower Club Humble Receives Honor Abroad Hails Gladiolus as— King i Home VI By RUFUS D JOHNSON The aloes give us some extremely David Soffe of Bountiful president (City Tree Warden) handsome plants for the home Our of the Flora Dell Flower club claims The truth of the old saw “What is common century plant or agave Is ” one man's meat is another man's ” Is amusingly exemplified in a far better suited for window culture the on)y fJower that has the four this monster letter to Gardening Illustrated a popjtmct colors—blue red yellfiw and Aloes were grown and known for white— together with almost every ular magazine published In London of the color chart" their medicinal properties four hum Visitors to the shows staged A gardener writing from'Scotland yearly of Christ birth the dred years before tells of receiving with a parcel of in Salt lake by the Utah Gladiolus when the Greeks obtained them from society will recall that this Is true nursery stock a tiny plant labeled and that every color has there been Grlndella squarrosa He goes on to the Island of Socotra exhibited say “In late July it dommenced to The stiff atrong leaves of the aloe As a cut flower the gladiolus comes flower and has gone on increasing In decoare ucculent and often toqthed second to ‘none Mr Soffe declares breadth and stature ever since lentil When and of course all who have grown rative and always beautiful now It has attained a height of over flowers appear the effect is much this flower will agree with him He two feet snd covered with a mass more gorgeous for the blooms are grows 50 of the old standard varieties of bright yellow daisy shaped flowred yellow or orange on up- and 75 newer introductions in his ers When one single plant of it plot at Bountiful right stems which contrast beautiful- quarter-acr- e makes such a conspicuously attractive some of the are the varieties with foliage Following glaucous ly object in a border I can mentally 'Because they aie desert plants the Mr Soffe recommends in various col visuyize the effect several plants onr White Albatross Jorges White aloes will like living In furnace-heategrouped together would make rooms and thfey will endure lack of and Mammoth White yellows Golden GroupsJplanted two feet apart each water for a long time Dry air Is no Cup Golden Dream Tuberson blues way in any odd corner of the garAlda F’elegrlna Veilchenblau reds detriment to them at alL den where tney could get sunshine 1 have two aloes which are particu- Commander Koehl Red Glory Bill would make a bright and cheery patch larly easy as house plants One is Sowden scarlet Dr F E Bonnet Increase is by means of seeds sown sometimes called Aflame pinks Giant Nymph Mrs aloe mitriformla in a greenhouse in spring or after the manW the of Mrs miter” because Sessions Leon F Douglas Bishop' seeds ripen in autumn" ner in which the leaves grow1 These lavenders Minuet Mrs F C Peters A Salt Lake gardener reading such leave are a quarter of an Inch thick purples Charles Dickens Anna Eberl-u- s a description might think he was with smokies Marmora Emile Auburn of a lovely shade of missing something He might even reintervals Mother Macbree almost black Mooryellow teeth at quarter-inc- h solve to add such an interesting plant along each margin and sometimes on ish King to hit own collectlon-Y- et his enthus-llsMr Soffe however does not conboth upper and under surface too would probably wane When he The flowers of aloe mitrlformia are fine himself to gladioli but has a learned that Grlndella squarrosa is showy springing from among the selection of perennials which provide one of our pest plants' The bench thick leaves on stems a foot or more bloom for him from frost to frost GARDEN CLUBS lands north and east ot the city are tall red with greenish marks In This is what every gardener strives dividual florets are similar to those to achieve covered with It and gardeners on the of Mrs Norman MAGNA— Lloyd hill spent a lot of time digging it His first flowers are daffodils Ur of the well known garden plant trito-mor redhot poker and hyacinths closely followed Salt Lake was the speaker Thursday from among their precious flowers It — My other aloe la aloe atria ta with lips evening at the regular meeting of the is particularly vigorous when encourby Dutch iris in blue and yellow thick fleshy leaves very long of a flower which he praises highly Then Magna Flower Garden club held at aged by a little water Last summer striped darker and follow peonies roses and delphinl light Mrs Helen Fitzgerald the irrigation ditches at Bonneville with yellow margins There are no uma Meantime the glads ara com' tha home of it golf links were clogged vice president Her subject was Grindclia the bright by teeth as in mitriformla and whereas ing into bloom at intervals according flowcheery the leaves In the bishop's miter plant to the time of planting the bulbs and “Backyard Beautification" The club er which delighted the Kincardine" may point north south east and west a choice collection of dahlias carries will sponsor a backyard Improvement shire gardener is none other than our from the center those of striata have the blossoming period on to hard contest during the summer according despised gumweed often erroneously tendence to point only north and froat -- Thera are also 30 varieties of known locally aaarnlca In Utah wa —south— and the plant has an enormous chrysanthemums in the Soffe garden to NewelLMitchell president have been kept so busy destroying it The club of which Mr Soffe is spread SALT LAKE— Permanent organiza- that we have scarcely realized that Flowers of aloe striata are similar president was organized April 25 it had a flower' Worthy of the name to the former variety with yellow or 1933 and at present has a member- tion of the Utah Associated Garden Yet to a far land it bered being the outstanding color Their ship of 191 Two successful flower clubs will be effected Saturday Janu- comestransplanted a thing to be cherished and codahowlness is one of their chief claims shows have been held at the first of ary 20 at a meeting in the Hotel Utah which last June moving pictures at 2 p m Presidents of flower clubs dled Fancy raising gumweed in a to beauty Aloes are very long lived plants were taken to assist in government of the state who have voted to become greenhouse! I wonder if this can be a members of the new federation will case where our familiarity has bred member of the lily family and in extension work their native Africa become giant Mr Soffe is also president of the be entitled to nominate state officers a contempt which 'is not entirely jusplants They are among the best we Utah Gladiolus society the only local Each president will be a director It) tifiable? Next summer I shall cercan choose for bouse use and in horticultural society so far to be affili- addition each associated garden club tainly examine this plant critically summer may be put outdoors where ated with a national organization and will be entitled to representation of and learn if we have overlooked qualdelegates according to the con- ities that have been discerned by they will carry on with little atten he is a member of the Salt Lake Flow-e- five' stitution of the federation our Scottish friend ' Garden club tion save an occasional watering r " ? Buy a New Spring pois-son- dis-tha- n I k Dress As attractive in price as they "are in appearance 1-- v d blue-gree- n The first signs of spring are on their way into your wardrobe — or will be the minute you see these presses They’re gay they’re young and spring is printed all over them These Dresses will do ajott'o brighten up your jaded winter outfit They will get you in a gay humor a blue-gree- n Effects Charming Lingerie Touches Shirt Waist Effects Two-Pie- Metal Thread Trim and Skirt Contrasting ce se Peasant Sleeves Bright Prints New Shades Navy and Black Z C Jit I Dresses— Second Floor r Juniors’ and Children’s ACTIVITIES OF UtahnsAssume Prominent Placeon Social Calendar QIRL SCOUTS IN SALT LAKE Of the Nation’s Capital Girl troop r ’ COATS will Dorton We are very mfich interested The Scout servlcs meet next Fflday at 730 p m In the and excited about the change to a court of awards We are workGirl Scout headquarters The pro- troophard kt troop meetings for our ing the of the evening following gram court of awards business meeting will be folk dancGENE LEFEVOR Scribe e e e ing 27—We are having our Court of awards for troop No 25 Troop of the large organizations for women will ba held in the Unitarian church mothers and fathers to our court of as special guests on the night that next Wednesday at 730 p m On awards because we really think that Mrs Roosevelt is entertained the same evening troop No 27 of the they should see what their little The general federation board Is Plymouth Congregational church will daughters are doing When they are have no Parents tucked away at home hold its court ot awards making final arrangements for the and friends are invited to both func- idea as to what goes onthey in the troop council meeting at Hot Springs Ark tions meetings and the great feats their on May 21 and tha tentative arrange- - — Troopr&rthe Llberty ParlrMeth-(daughteperform in the way of scout ments for the triennial meeting at odist church Is having an investiture' tests Don’t you think you ought to Detroit when new officers will be next Thursday at the regular troop try this plan and get your mothers elected for another three years At meeting Troop No 12 will Invest and fathers to come to your court of award and Join in the good time present Mrs Lawson of Oklahoma is new member next Friday the most conspicuous candidate for Next Saturday troop No 34 Is hav- that I am aura we are all going to Her pereonal charm ing luncheon at the Art Barn Later have at thin coming event? the presidency and her money may win the honor these culture loving girls will be seen BETTY GROVES Scribe for her looking at the paintings in tha art Mrs Weston Vernon the state gallery Troop 29— Our trip to the geology president of the Utah federation is What troop la having an exciting department of the University of Utah: In our second class work we are among tha western group of club- golden eaglet contest? women In attendance at the board Troop No 17 of the Si Mark’s Epis- studying rocks so it was a pleasant n aecured a copal church is hard at work on a surprise to find that we had been inmeetings- vited over to the geology department promise from Mrs Poole the general play for their court of awards" federation president that she will Troop Ne 4 though small is not of the University of Utah to look at visit Utah clubwomen in 1935 The going to be satisfied with the work their rocks When we got over there promise was made at the “state presi- necessary for gaining 60 awards at we went into a large room which dents’ ” meeting when Mrs Poole was tha court of awards but they are was filled at the north end with glass trying' to arrange her itinerary for also occupying themselves with a cases full of rocks Some of them 1935 Each girl has a we knew Moet of them were new troop newspaper to us In one of the cases was a mee e on staff the position dium sized piece of amethyst quartz e e Renewing Friendship Mr and Mrs James H Moyle ere Troop 18— After an enjoyable vaca- One of the girls had an amethyst ring on and this was of Interest to us ot renewing acquaintance! end friend- tion two weeks we returned to Girl In the south end great of the room there to make Scout this coming meeting ships of tha Wilson regime They are are a great many bones of prehistoric pleasantly located at the Shoreham year a prosperous ona Many ot the animals Then w went into another hotel where they entertained their girls made splendid resolutions— we room where a professor brought us At our last daughters Evelyn end Sarah with hope they keep them a large wooden box full of rocks A their families during the holiday see meeting there were 21 girls present few of these we knew Our lieutenton Mri Sarah Moyle McCray end We played a new and very Interest-- ’ told us the names of most of those her two children will join Mr Mc- ing game the object of which was to ant we did not know We had every inCray in Detroit where he has been maka a person touch a chair If they stationed in a naw and advanced po- touched a chair they were eliminated teresting time lq the geology departsition ' Mr Moyle is the new super- from the game Our tenderfoot! are ment GERALDINE SCALZA Scribe intendent of internal rtvenua and learning their knots so that they through his bureau must go problems will be able to past their testa mak- Troop 11—A group of girls workof liquor taxes tobacco and many ing them full fledged Girl Scouts for their first class nature project other revenue raising devices He The rest of us are working on the 15 ing are a course given by Baralso supervises an army of revenue tests for second class Miss Kather- bara Jaking Now insects are being Quinn collector scattered throughout the ine Meagher our leader is very en- studied A scrapbook of insects is thusiastic and we enjoy her company land being made When the book has been more and more v completed it will contain at least 50 ELEANOR BOND Scribe insects and the material needed to 'Delinquency Expert e e e Some day when Wallace W Hales The ranger troop will brighten The pass the test All the girls are lookot Utah county returns to his native Tribune-Telegraauditorium stage ing for pictures and articles for the haunts he will be a valuable expert On Friday December 27 our 2 when they wtjl put on book February on delinquency Foe years he was delightful drama entitled Christmas party was held at the Third “Johnny” associated with the juvenile court of A Our commit mystery is entwined in Presbyterian church the District of Columbia and now has thisthrilling play and the last scene will keep tee member Mm P L Stevenson was been transferred to parole board of on the edge of your chair present A hike is being planned by the' district He is considered almost you sitting for breath It will be a laugh- the girls working on the first class gasping indispensable to the work Mrs Hales able matter when Emma Halvorsen tests They intend to hike into the will be remembered as Miss Gardener and Ellen Peterson come in foothills and cook their lunch After bursting ' of Spanish Fork on the scene as two old maids and lunch trails will be laid and followed you might chuckle when three of the The girls in troop 11 hope to make Robinsons Located members come In dressed in Boy 1934 the best year of Girl Scouting ARUNE HILTON Scribe Representative Win Robinson of Scout uniforms Yes Indeed this play Provo and hit family have taken a promises to be something thabwill go house on Old Mill road and ara nice- down in the history of the Girl Scouts Troop I—The day before Christmas a committee chosen by our troop ly located Mrs Robinson came early of this city went to a home of a poor family and and put the children in schooL Miss DAVIS fOSEPHINE left a basket of toys for the little chilRobinson is a junior in Gedrige WashTroop 26— A short time ago our dren The mother was very pleased ington university because of the children We itayed troop was entertained by our APPETIZER IS POPULAR Miss Zita Birkhnus at her and played games with' the four chilSTOCKHOLM (UP)-- Th vogue of home at a party Miss Birkhaus Is dren none of which was over 4 years Swedish “smorgasbord” or prelimi- known as “Spider” to the Girl Scouts of age We enjoyed it' very much nary appetizer has increased the de- The party Included a large variety and were sorry to leave About two mand in many foreign lands for Swed-is- b of games and prizes were given We weeks ago our leaders “Hilo” and took a small gift and had a gift “Rooky” mentioned that we may qnchovies and pickled herring iff cans Repeal In America is expected exchange and we had ic cream and have a bobsleigh party but by the to stimulate the demand for boned cake for refreshments The party way the weather looks we Will not be herring still futher Of canned goods lasted from 2 o’clock until 5 o’clock able to go because we can’t bobsleigh in general Sweden consume only We had three new girls join our troop without snow In this new year we aim to have many merits awarded to eight cans per individual a year com-- and their names ere MarUyn Fern Robinson and Laraine our troop VERA PIXTQN Scribe to 55 to lha United State ‘ " 1 I ‘ Utah Women in ‘Attendance at Meeting of General Board of Club Federation Other News Notes - By MRS B 0 LEATHERWOOD WASHINGTON— Almost every dsy finds Utah on the social calendar for with Senator King as “mayor of Washington” trying to aecura fair milk prices cheap gaa and electricity - lor the citizens ot tha capital to say nothing about trying to get suitable on liquor for tha District ' legislation of Columbia it could not bo otherwise Then a cabinet officer always keeps a state before the public so the name Utah is often seen in the social columns However there are many other Utahns who art doing service for their home atato - - x Salt Lakers remember those first boys who an listed In tha World war and many will remember that Harold Reedall was in the group He left tht University ot Utah and went to the training camp at San Francisco He became a lieutenant in the United States army After the dose ot hostilities he was ordered to New England Ha studied at the Massachusetts Institution ot Technology from whkh he received a bachelor degree and a master's degree Then as an inspector in tip west he became con- veraant with conditions and people of the entire region Captain Harold Reedall is now stationed in Washlng--- 1 ton attending the industrial school a military institution to which aelect-- ‘ td officers of the rank of captain and higher are assigned This school leads to the war coiiega which is the last step in military craft Captain and Mrs Reedall with their two daughters are pleasantly located OB avenue Con-aectlc- ' i I WomenV Club Meeting The general board of the Federa- tion of Women’s Clubs is meeting in Washington at the national headquarters 1734 N street - The clubs of ' suburb of Washington planned an interesting round of entertainment far the visiting clubwomen The entertaining in previous years was done by the District of Columbia women but ' this year clubs ot Virginia and Mary' land planned events such at ‘health - luncheons” “legislative luncheons1 “art dinners” and so on Thera are the usual number of government representatives on the program Instead of the board being Invited to the reception at the White House as usual the board will entertain Mrs Roosevelt at a banquet on Friday The Roosevelts are trying ' night hard to keep the list of guests to the receptions small Until this winter congressmen and senators could secure invitations for prominent constituents who happened to bo in Washington at the time of a White House reception It was always supposed that the privilege of special invitations would not be abused but this year a letter to congressmen and senators preceded the invitations to the reception for congress and stated that ho extra invitations would be issued and that requests should not be made So it is small wonder that the general federation board was not invited So the reception or to the beautiful musical that followed a White Hous fanner on Tuesday General federainvited tha heads of x " oil-se- : rs tee ' Clearanced to sell quickly at The girls will like their new de- tails Each coat warmly interlined models Tailored and with cape to match a good selection of colors to choose from fur-trimm- ed 498 — Regular 598 Regular Regular 995values Regular 1195 values Z C M I l495 values750 1795 values 893 Juniors— Second Floor Infants’ Coats Infants’ to 9 years In pastel and dark shades tailored models for boys and for girls many dressy types with hats and leggings Sizes for ed Priced Coat formerly marked 795 to clear Coats formerly marked 995 to elear a$ Q QQ tJaO 4 QQ “410 Price follow: Coats formerly marked Jf to clear Coats formerly to 2450 to clear 1095 QP QUtt 1250 SNOW SUITS 95 priced Sizes 2 to 6 One group for- special merly to 895 sale priced Z C M I Infanta’-Seco- Floor nd Carter’s Snugs and Snugflex tee m scout-mistre- ss Hay-ma- - y n Every type of face will be flattered Small by one of these new ityles brimless Bats tofbe worn with Coats and Suits Hats off the face The expectatof version of the Bonnet IJat The large brim bats are to be worn with the new printed dresses reflecting the new Mexican influence They come in all colors and head sizes Z C M L Millinery The stars of the Carter rail ' Revue for the youthful figure Snugflex the com“eD in plementary one”- - to the Snuge girdle Snugflex la fashioned a fabret of non-ru- n new A bandeau of silk and two-wa- rayon net -- accentuates the contour of the bust It gives the snug Snugflex is seamless so much stressed in waistband sleek hipline silhouette the 398 and 500 Z C M I Coraete-Seo- ond Floor |