Show "4rir” THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING JULY 20 1934 IN SALT LAKE CITY r Former Utah Weddings in the State NEWS OF PLAYGROUNDS MONTICELLO — One of the most PAYSON— Mr and Mrs Richard Viertel announce the marriage of important society events of the season took place July 22 when Miss their daughter Viola to Bud Green Faun Jensen was united in marriage former well know Payson musician to Rulen Sommervllle of Moab The lest week in Elko Nevr where Mr ceremony took place at the home of Green Is engaged in orchestra work the bride's parents after which a rewas held at the home of the Announcement is made of the mar- ception bride’s grandparents Mr and Mrs riage of Miss Lucille Greenhalgh George A Adams after which the daughter of Bishop and Mrs Albert bridal couple left for their home in Moab Greenhalgh of Santaquin and Doyle Rulen Sommervllle Is foreman of Liddle son of Mr and Mrs Arthur the Cattle comLiddle of Payson’ on July 25 at PFovo pany while the bride is a 4aughter Mr and Mrs Liddle have taught in of Mr and Mrs Hans Jensen will spend their honeyNebo district schools Mr Liddle at The couple In the mounmoon on a fishing the Payton junior high school and tains of Colorado trip accompanied by his bride at the Santaquin junior high Mr and Mrs Jim Sommervllle bride school and groom of only a few months i The triangular swimming meet be-- ! obstacle race flag race relay relay tween Pioneer Liberty and Sugar- - pushing ball on bottom broad jump team plunge for distance house held July 21 at Sugarhouse high jump Jwlm wlth feet tje(j wrcstUng tug-o- bd the following results: war and beachball relay Dash lor boys under 80 pounds Pioneer senior indoor ball team CUff Cooper Sugarhouse 1 Robert won the western division championwhen it defeated Washington ship 2 LibBill Pioneer Lavender Suett 3 Wednesday afternoon erty 3 Gien Pugmire Pioneer 4( The boys and girls have been work-trasunder 96 pounds Jack Mathe-inall week on dances to be given at son Pioneer 1: Hardy Birrell program next Friday at 2 p m neer 2 Bill Bane Sugarhouse 3 The kindergarten children entered Bill Gehrke Liberty 4 Dash under "Little Red Riding Hood" m the city115 pounds Ray Cooper Sugarhouse wide sand table contest which will 1 William Christensen Sugarhouse be judged Wednesday afternoon 3 2 Bob Condle Pioneer Back stroke under 96 pounds Lynn Riverside Sugarhouse 1 Earl Ramos Pioneer 2 Ed Perry Sugarhouse 3 Riverside girls ire jubilant over Junior Payne Liberty 4 Back the record they are making in basestroke under 115 pounds Bob Con-di- ball Two more victories have been Pioneer 1 Bill Heath Liberty added to their score On Friday they h e g Pio-lthe- Girl Becomes Bride in Ohio News has been received in Salt Lake and Piovo of the marriage of Miss Helen Patterson daughter of Mr and Mrs C G Patterson of Columbus Ohio formerly of Utah to Leslie C Petrie of Dayton Ohio which took place in Columbus on June 30 Concerning the wedding the following appeared in the Columbus Avenue Baptist church was the scene of a wedding on June 30 when Miss Helen Patterson daughter of Mr and Mrs C G Patterson 174 Thirteenth avenue became the bride SPANISH FORK— Mr and Mrs of Leslie C Petrie son of Mr and Mrs L C Petrie of Dayton Bryant Gull of this city announce the “The bride wore a gojm of white marriage of their son Marlon to Miss Althea Hook of American Falls Idacrepe with embroidered chiffon or- '"Her Pioneotv-ft- r tarfetefaftaW liJpflk ding reception and supper were given bouquet was of white roses and orChristensen Pioneer 4 Relay un they defeated the girls' team of the t the home of the bride the following chids Her maid of honor Miss Edna der 96 pounds Sugarhouse 1 Plo: Thirty-fourtward L Patterson her sister wore a frock evening 'nie young couple will reneer 2 Liberty 3 Relay under 115 ward outing was The Thirty-fourt- h side at Aberdeen Idaho where Mr of aquamarine crepe with white orpounds Sugarhouse 1 Pioneer 2 held here July 24 About 400 enjoyed " Gull is employed gandie trimming Miss Margaret Patraces baseball horseshoes and swimLiberty 3 terson m a green dress and Miss Back stroke undet 80 pounds Cliff ming The champion horseshoe pitchLAKE SHORE—The marriage of Ruth Patterson of Portsmouth couCooper Sugarhouse 1 Lorin Lee ers of Riverside Harry Hutchinson Allen Francis son of J A Francis of the bride in a peach frock sin Mo Liberty 2 Morris Hagerty Pioneer and Ab Ingelby defeated Don Foster Married CITY (UP)— QUEEN of Lake Shore to Miss Margaret Hill were bridesmaids Melvin Easterdav 8 Glen Pugmire Pioneer 4 under and Willard Newman of the Thirty-fourt70 years! daughter of Mr and Mrs J Hill of That’s 1 15 ward The scores were pounds Bill Adams Sugarhouse the record of Mr and Mrs of Canton was best man and ushers Payson was solemnized Friday in were Fred Petrie and Robert 1 Kenneth Hepworth Sugarhouse and D S temple A wedding Baty S Collins of Queen City the Manti L E S Patterson of Davton 2 Thyrl Green Pioneer 3 Faye When they recently celebrated Scrapbooks are being made by the in the Lake will be given reception of Portsmouth the bride’s uncle gave McFalls Pioneer 4 over 135 pounds kindergarten children to preserve marof seventieth their anniversary Shore amusement hall Tuesday night Miss Ruth Hensel 1 Tom Garner Sugarhouse Dick their drawings The older girls are ried life ColJIns propounded his her in"Atmarriage July 31 Bradford Liberty 2 Dick Habiaha making centerpieces during the sewDawning” and "I Love You on views matrimony and was partic- sang Sugarhouse 3 Henry Sartorl Pio- ing hour BEAVER— Announcement is made ularly scathing in denouncing the Truly” at the wedding A reception for friends and relaneer 4 lettermen Louij Nash LibAn evening tournament of the marriage of Miss Elsie Shipp modern institution of divorce was held after the ceremony tives “It’s folks a the erty 1 John Sharp Sugarhouse 2 was held last week LaVon Karri-monshame of of Ernest Beaver way young Shipp daughter Don Kimball Sugarhouse 3 making their home renovating now being done at Neighand Authell Martin son of Mr and get divorced these days” he said "It The couple are winning d Dash over 135 pounds Frank Bean Mrs William Martin of Gyeenville at seems they get married just for fun in Dayton at 34 Cushing street Horseshoes and box hockey are the borhood House of Ohio are Both graduates Fred Mikesel won the junior horseto Sugarhouse 1 Byron Mlllett Sugar favofite games among the boys it’s human course nature Of get Parowan recentlyhouse end Paul Ferguson Pioneer shoe tournament and Billy McIntosh out of sorts at times but I’d never State university and Mrs Petrie is ALICE O'BRIEN Reporter won the senior tournament tied tor 2 under 135 pounds Harmon SALINA— Mr and Mrs Antone leave my woman to suffer I’ve been a former student at Brigham Young Billy Provo Utah and is a Bockholt Sugarhouse 1 Bud GraMcIntosh and Angelo Category won Barg of this city announce the mar- mad enough at times to skip out and university of the Provo high school Jordan ham Liberty 2 Bob Van Cott Sugar-hous- e of bethe horseshoe doubles Angelo Cala-gartheir graduate I if to June didn’t Lah back the daughter riage army go class of 1926" to Thomas J Larkin of Salt Lake lieve as I do” 3 BUI Gehrke Liberty 4 letis ping pong champion at NeighEvents scheduled for next week et termen Leonard Hubbard 21 borhood House Eldon Carrol is leadMrs at Richfield on Sugar---- - Jordan Include the finals in the tenniCollins Mrs And City July sitting quietly in at a L Mrs T Holman entertained heuse end Jay Beeksteadr Pioneer quoit tournament to be played Mon- ing in ringer Larkin plaits to join her husband at a rocker smilingly agreed tied for 1 Louis Nash Liberty 2 day paper dolls to be made by the Monday the boys will leave the prettily arranged luncheon followed 'Heber In a few weeks Collins a Civil war veteran reDick WethereU Sugarhouse 3 Mr and Mrs Lee Taton of this city called his financial plight after be for playground at 7 30 p m to go to Warehearsals kindergarten class by bridge' Friday afternoon at her Breast stroke lettermen John Tea and Algebra” which the girls satch Springs for a plunge of their ing mustered out of the army He home on East South Temple street in announce the marriage Sharp Sugarhouse 1 Louis Nash will present very soon and a trip The new Tarzan swings just erected Opal to Marcel Larsen son said he had- had a hard time at first daughter Her-ricMrs D honor of her sister J of Mr and Mrs Ben Larsen also of but always managed to eke out an Liberty 2 Don Kimball Sugarhouse on Friday to Fairmount park for the are proving popular Clock golf was of St Louis who is a guest at the this city 3 noniettermen Joe Ash Sugarhouse boya This will "be an all day picnic featured during the past week He finally succeeded in existence 1 BobVan Cott Sugarhotue 2 Gey with lunchea cooked over the eamp an $8 a month pension and Miss Graee Stuff of the national Holman home and also in compligetting and Saturday staff spent last SPRING CITY— Mr and Mrs MoAlder Liberty 8 Bill Ritchie fires games and' a swim at Sugar-houspaid for the house where they are in Salt Lake CityFriday ment to other summer visitors in- roni Johanson announce the Miss Stuff’s special Ensign 4 marriage now living pool responsibilities have to do with Girl cluding Mrs Ernest Spiker of Los An- of their daughter Pearl to Frayne Relay under 80 pounds Pioneer 1 The children are working hard on Many boys are taking the various Eight of 11 children are now liv- Reserve work White in Salt Lake City how at geles and Mrs Claude Barnes of Christensen of Chester recalled the Collins Liberty 2 under 135 pounds Sugar-hous- the atunta for the circus to be given swimming tests and are proudly wearand ing Uter visit was devoted to the local Girl 1 ing the badges awarded to each sucof them Liberty 2 Pioneer 3 Med-- t later In the season Washington D C Summer flowers Reserve’ department WEST JORDAN— Mr and Mrs last reunion he gave each ley relay under 96 pounds Sugar A boys’ tap dancing class was cessful swimmer Among those who weie used for the decorations and 46 P Jensen announce the mar- $100 Henry house 1 Pioneer 2 Liberty 8 under started Thursday with' an Initial en- have passed one or more tests dur20 I 15 cenft too’ or had left "And guests were in attendance Miss Katherine C Halsey general of their twin daughters Farol 115 pounds Pioneer 1 Sugarhouse rollment of 20 This class will meet ing the week are the following: Paul h At has treerr Rxiblnsan eatextai n ed riage E- aeereterwof Jenrenof'SatrLaR? city A a ffhTus3ifVhd Fridays sH a few close friends at luncheon Sathe hope expressed Republican business the girls’ conferto of attending and Carol J Douglas Kemp out come would Sugarhouse 1 Liberty 2 Pioneer 8 The girls' tap blasses are doing nice Jef F Woolley William Woolley Bill Roosevelt President urday and Wednesday Mrs William Crescent A double wedding recepence at Asilomar She will return to over 135 pounds Sugarhouse 1 Lib- work Thosa who have belonged to Thomas polliwog test Garth Hol"I don't on he added but J Lowe will give a similar affair in tion was top just the local assoration this week to regiven in their honor Thurs- see how he is " erty 2 pioneer 8 honor of Mrs Herrick the girls' advanced class are urged to brook Max Burdctt Knolls Piercv going to do it” sume her duties Miss Halsey has on the Tawn of the Jensen day night Lishman Claire Hart Bill Powell DemCoo115 Cliff a under confirmed Mrs And and thus Collins Diving have attend regularly now pounds beening her vacation in California home Moss Powell Dick Jean Hall Richard 1 Lafe Christensen ocrat circus In per Sugarhouse smiled tolerantly the final big part - and ’ Airston Upper left to right Mr Robert Mrs W T Nicholson of the local Rudy Kuhn Sugarhouse tied The boys are enjoying box hockey Scoville Neal Holbrook HERRIMAN— Mr and Mrs John T for 2 Mervin Fairbanks Sugarhouse tether ball and baseball During the Scott Dick Dikes Jack Sneddon Jim Temple and Mrs Jesse A O'Brien of HEAVY ART taff in southern spent this week-enenBodell announce Herriman the of 3 over 135 pounds Clarence Gehrke past week the boys constructed 80 Powell Bob Sneddon polliwog and Phoenix Arix who have arrived for Utah with friends She was accom— 25 of A Jessie (JP) BUDAPEST their gagement painting daughetr a visit with Mr and Mrs W W trout tests trout Bob Kelm 1 2 polliwog Bud 100 Graham Liberty footstools and more than Liberty fly and Louise Farmer to Clacton E Nelson feqt high and weighing 3000 pounds panied by her family seal tests Ralph Taylor polliwog Rogers at tbeir home on E street Cyrus Rogers Sugarhouse 3 Frank iwatters son of Mrs Hilda Nelson of Sandy is on exhibition here preliminary to Miss Georgians Feageno of Los Antrout seal and shark tests Alice Oakes Bronson after Been - Sugarhouse 4 The wedding will take place August its being sent to western Europe and Mrs George Hickman bas been adjudged geles who Is the guest of her aunt Total points: Sugarhouse 138ft having spent the last ten days at 17 D in S noted L the Lake America Salt It Jackson Last the had an Hungary's temple depicts Brownies Thursday Como Springs assisting with the Pioneer 61 ft Liberty 1 63 champion In bo)P hockey with Mafk and uncle Mr and Mrs J J Kelly a reception atiHortobagy plain and the mirage Fata and will be followed Jackson midgets and giants are Wood in second place The HOi—WIIMII instructions with the They took a the bride’s home in by champion- Lower center Miss Helen Fegley of International meeting swimming Herriman west side the over Morgana winning happy American" Red Cross has resumed ship Was won In tha tournament held Portland Ore: who Is visiting her trip with the fairies to the different Volleyball Tournament are now tourna--men- t father leagua championship They Harry Fegley her duties again at the “Y” countries In the world and then when The citywide volleyball tourna- looking forward to the final game last week In the tether ball" Nelson won first place and to their neats they chose went ment has attracted a great deal of when they hope to win the citywide WandaJoan they Mrs MTy Vesta Hartley of the Nelson second The checker between Anne Meadows and Janice which Interest among the boys on the verb championship country they wanted to represtaff leaves Tuesday to visit with her tournament was won by Joan Nelson Nystrom Each sent a - out playgrounds from game When the teams group played well are Jackson The doing girls mother Mrs J’ V Ricks of Alberta On Tuesday the boys will meet CenLeland Learned as second There their country came up for the finals 30 games had with their indoor ball team On next with Canada Mrs Hartley will spend the were 32 entrants in the checker tour- tral at Lindsey’s for tenniquoit The After lunch while the Brownies been played The standing of the Tuesday they Will meet Washington nament month of August thefe boys are signing up for the horseshoe were various playgrounds was as follows: girls at Washington 'Going to Sleep” With Aces Sometimes Costs a Pretty resting after their travels Ensign's play “Tea and Algebra” tournament and play will start Mon- - Brown Owl read them some stories Jordan won 9 lost 0 Jackson won 6 On Monday morning the kindergar- will be presented Friday at 7 p m on Bridge Penny from the different lands Later the lost 3 Liberty won 4 lost 2 Sugar-hous-e ten children will hold their annual A new dancing class for younger Brownies started to weave baskets CULBERTSON JOSEPHINE won Q lost 2 Centrel won 0 program Regular activities will be the grounds Leading parts are taken By Wanda Nelson as Stella Bonnie children and beginners has been orNext week the Brownies are going lost 2 Transients won 0 lost 6 Pio- demonstrated the comb orchestra by in a na- and dried and the declarer South hand occurred as the maid and Kay Lyon ganized to meet at 3 p m The ad- to meet at Stewart Today’s neer had six teams In the tournament will play and there will be group Lindsey Gardens and then tional tournament several as Genevieve Others in the cast are vanced class meets at 3:30 daily years ago had no easy means of disposing of go to Liberty park for the day where Altogether they won 11 end lost 15 singing and elementary rhythms In Irene Thomas Verna at The children Lyman Shirley Lindsey's enjoyed they will study the trees and flowers and is interesting from a standpoint his losing trick in the above suit games Jordan playground won the the scrapbook contest recently held Arnold lone of comedy rather than instruction After drawing trumps ending up in Mrs May Osborne 26 Midglev Mayfield and Helen their watermelon party on July 21 and play games city championship It so happened that in the early play his own hand he very promptly led apartments announces the marriage by the kindergarten children the Floor The dancing classes will pre- iq spite of the pouring rain A Gam-blin wMwne scrapbook made by Margaret The Girl Scout day camp spent a of this particular match East and the low card from his doubleton of her daughter Jeannette to J M sent several folk dances All playA new play "The Wedding Rehearwon first piece Honorable menPioneer at Camp Pmar in West had “gone to sleep" with ex- queen and won with the ace in Urie son of Mrs Elizabeth Urie of friends and patrons are in- sal" has been chosen and rehearsals lovelv week-enground tion waa given the books made by vited Pioneer playground presented He now promptly returned Redlands Cal formerly of Park City were started Thursday at 4 30 p m Big Cottonwood canyon in spite ’of actly seven aces meaning 0! course dummy Margaret Caputo t Poor East held the king which took place Saturday July 2l all the rain which washed out the that they had failed to take these the complete program of sports games Anne Brittain The playground is planning a swim Evelyn Savage meet for girls with speed and form road and detained the homeward-boun- aces in the early play and were and two small cards in the suit and at St Paul’s ehurch the Rev A E swimming and picture show on July Jenny Savage 24 Victory Crowds were present all day George Walker and Earl Jay Grow events All girls are invited to join scouts eventually shut out of making them naturally being one who tries to give Butcher officiating The young couple The children are working on stunts In this Then the following hand the declarer every possible guess are at home at the Waldorf apartlong the number mounting to 2000 The stories told in sand have Loyal Girl Scouts attend every at all In the pool big play day and acts for the final citywide circus ducked Of course South's singleton ments The young couple were exby evening The kindergarten children are go claimed the attention of everyone meeting even if they do come on hol- came up: - The events and winners during the A preliminary circus will be given South dealer queen won the trick and a top score tensively entertained previous to tng to start making Felix the cat from on the Victory playground this week idays and the 24th of July found the afternoon were: Both sides vulnerable on the board was the result dash on the grounds their marriage cleaners next week They will The children of the younger groupi Day camp Girl Scouts at Lindsey pipe Charles Smith 1 Merlin Scott 2 Tryouts for parti in the lour one also continue work on flowers The have made the setting for a Dutch Gardens ready for a good time Every Obviously the play could not have Melvin Taylor 8 (boya 6 to 7) Simon act plays chosen for presentation will boys are making game boards and the story for Little Black Sambo the Girl Scout participated In the events worked if the declarer had delayed AK7 Pauz 1 Ray Jones 2 Claude Jen- beheld next Thursday afternoon All older Three Bears and the Three Little of the afternoon which ended with making it until the final stages of are making tin trees 1098 VA girls the hand as by this time the East Paulina Stlger those wishing places should be presnings 3 (boys All of these were entered in each scout doing a dance or stunt Pigs The meetings of the Day campers and West placers would almost cerIf Jean Rice 3: Donna Rosenbaum ent to select the part they want the citywide contest Central QJ765 3 (girls Delbert Draper and The boys’ handcraft class is de- are held every Tuesday and Thursday tainly have obtained a count on the Childrln of Central playground A Q J 1098 hand Naturally if East knows that John Bain tied for 1 Billy Jones 2 Each girl A A65432 V Washington a rubber gun project from 2 until 8 o’clock veloping on lantern held their parade July ?7 South has only two cards in the suit ?5 Woodbine circle No 41 Neighbors a wood brings her supper and has a jolly (boya Mary Hemming 1 Ruth Special activities lor next week at 21 Dressed in paper aprons and These guns made of piece of O 1076 O A432 he will realize that he cannot lose of Woodcraft will meet Wednesday a clothespin a rubber band and rings good time playing singing and workJennings 2 Rena Cowldrin S (girls Washington playground will Include and themselves had made 1082 ) AA43 Bob Scott 4 Louis Zissl 2 crokinole tumbling and wrestling caps theyanything by going up with the king at 8 p m in the I O O F hall The from old Inner tubes for ammunition ing lanterns made in their are We have made some very nice Elizabeth Naccarato T and clock golf Ten-pi(boys of all varieties and may be used Thqs the chief value of this type of committee in charge includes Mrs basketball carryingAthe marched around classes they Catherine Bergman 2 Anna Delgado started last weak will be continued Some of them things In handicraft play is the surprise element and cor- Alice Slater Mrs Dorothy Baird block and returned to the playground for all ages Several neighborhood are cloth dogs and elephants for or(3KQJ6432 3 (girls Three-leggerectly timing the attack — that is and Mrs Rose Welling The thimble have been challenged to tham rape as It has proved ao popular with the for a groups OKQ985 party Jack Draper and John Bain (boya ypunger boya making it before the opponents have club auxiliary has discontinued its battles with these harmless weapons naments wooden dogs for pins and tournain Winners the A9 tenniquoit Bob Scott and Albert Rogers had a chance correctly to marshal meeting! until September 14 which meet the activity urge of boys bias tape purses On Friday the leaders’ club went ment for 12 are ‘Harriet over girls DORIS WICREN Scribe their forces A play of this type can(boys 12 sr over) Mary Hemming to Mueller' park remaining over of a certain age' 1 Brit Eklund 2 Mildred Tahtsras not work if it is used only as a last and Ruth Jennings (girls 12 and until Sunday afternoon CAMP IN “40 AND 8’s” The lantern parade on July 20 was 3 24 Webb On the girls at Camp Pinar resort Suppose in the early play of PARIS (P) — French railroads have July ' 52 In a huge success The children met am) Ensign Washington girl girls a had are most The celebration ' The wqrking airplane number hiked around the block singboy quite the hand the declarer had first tried found a use for the wooden “mOn ShotpuL Albert Rogers (boys tin- in a swim meet during (he week de models event of the day was the models These wiH be m a forlorn at- 40 horses 8” freight cars of war days to split a suit der 14) Joe Smith (boys over 14) testing their opponents and carrying the lanterns they important The girls' and will be used for flying ing when races Now never who have sir you gold rush High jump Sammy Solbern (boys un- indoor ball team defeated Jackson tempt to get a discard and failing since replaced by steel ones Painted had made faces 'smiting Many The slam contract resultcourse of to a a Some been missed have especially gold rush they are completed der 15) J Haskin boys over 15) this had tried for a fake squeeze white they are rented to campers They are looking forward to fine work has been done by WUford watched the gay group pass mast time The "gold" is ed from North’s optimism Despite Prizes were given in each of the the return game next Tuesday by playing out a few trumps and hitched to regular trams and transa de- hidden exciting seamstresses The hsd Victory of the his hand he should in power somewhere the and bushes Davis had tried the play out- ported to any desired vacation spot above events In addition to these The kindergarten is entering a sand Hansen and Jack then is divided into two groups have been wary of a slam because he lined finally went to lightful watermelon party at Liberty the above Naturally at this stage competitions volleyball and baseball table representation of "Hupenzel” in On Thursday the boys went lor park on July 20 They are working the camp South's-openinheld one ace and ohly and Indians the Pioneers Each Mueller's park and the girls of the proceedings all would be lost games were kept going all afternoon the cltywlde contest hard at present on a papiermache girl has- a headband with a number 1 ’ preemptive bid disclaimed a great and South would have to be content excureion The swimming pool was open from 10 Events being now are the-- ' bicycle problem ofdefefistve amount prepared Neversomeon stick and or leaf or 1 It strength' score m Until-a with below m average "and the slightly p picture Dig water carnival to be given on the Boys of the playground will hold to keep the girls on the opposite theless the slam was arrived at and Columbus show wag given at 8 p m the Newest and Latest circus with t smokeless smoker next Thursday thing grounds the East who gloried in his possession of aide from seeing her name Then-th- e will be very glad On Thursday afternoon the boys of prizes for theplayground Activities classes Culbertson various of the best animal character — ed “ two Westl aonfidently-doublacts ‘Each eveningsBoxLngandwestllng:Jo a ideU Creations given map answer questions on bridge 10 at Ensign Washington Central and Pio- and ’the cltywlde' circus Many" of wefe' demonstrated program the lour weight divisions will be fea- fubeglnr of the territory between camp and promptly opened the ace of spades neer met at Pioneer for a awimplay-da- y the costumes for the circus are now given at Columbus Thursday evening tured inclose a stamped Please tha and start out remarking savagely: with competitive events These being made in the shop ' Stunts and tumbling tap and folk Next week the boys will play the If “gold” envelope and address your see the name on another girl’s "Here’s one ace we won’t be talked Included balloon race candle race dances songs and recitations were final tournament in the senior!’ dou- hatthey questions to Josephine Culbertson in on the opposite side she calls out of" care of this newspaper A large number of play- bles snd singles horseshoes and in out the name snd that featured girl is out of West's prediction was not well Neighborhood House took part and the au- the Juniors’ single and doubles paddle the Tush If have ever tried to founded Not only did he lose the "The Pied Piper of Hamelin" will ground children you Free Bridge Booklet was large and enthusiastic tennis A tournsment in tenniquoit follow a map and protect your hat ace he led but he caused poor East ba presented Saturday at I p m by dience On Monday the Columbus unlimit- for the bOys will be run off during all at the same time you know what to lose the two other aces Readers of this newspaper may which the children of the Neighborhood ed Indoor baseball team won from the week fun it is would have furnished the setting have a free copy of “Bridge Rules House playground The cast in tricks for South trumped the ace of and Etiquette” by Josephine Culbert-spade- s eludes: Dorothy- Bohling mayor Sugarhouse circus on Work is the progressing r tha lead bjrls$P through special arrangement tost put dummy-i- a have been announced They are Dorthy Rowp first corporation memJefferson of the eeason 11 care of - Address Mrs Culbertson ber Esther Nor der second corpora- to W given at the end The Pioneer program and party of Cale' Cotton first for a girl's head means of a heart discarded the sin- this s inclosing newspaper on club a tion member Ronald Sartorl third Leland Erickson second for dummy’s spade king boy’s gleton afternoon came a climax as Friday envelope East stamped Lindsey’s Gardens corporation member to a week of study about the pioneers head and- - Bob Jones' third for an and then led the king Mary Barra-dough Indian's head first townsman lone Grovier Demonstrating the work of the danc- in the dancing classes put up the ace but it was too late 1034 King Features (Copyright A box hockey tournament for the for South calmly ruffed this Another second townsman Phyllis Evans the ing and tumbling classes at Lindsey’s dances have been learned The kininc) Syndicate Standard the lead I and of heart the atLeo gave Hammer the lame girls dummy playground presented again pied piper dergarten has drawn pioneer pic- different weight groups has been Soft loitroaeIn boy Other characters will be played program on the lawn Monday even tures 'and the story hour has been tracting a large number of boys all five of South's diamonds were wavee discarded’ on dummy’s five remaining ending Clog devoted the w®£’'’ by Dolly Hammer Dorothy Hammer ing The numbers' included tqpifineertaIesJTheFrlday ' — those lovely — Eleanor-Wa East for ringlet clubs— sad Indeed fate and dance Ellen Gro trier Next week the playground will AftonHansyr Dorothy Fowler — styled program was turned over to the chilends to did not like to lose their Joyce Fowler Dorothy Kramer MarAudrey Cardon buck time dren A committee consisting of feature a tetherball tournament and West who own your persondance Jane Mayer hurdy gurdy Ja- Harry Bodell Juanita Baker and Bob a treasure hunt The new game aces IN ANY SCHOOL guerite Palmer Phyllis Palmer ality EXPERT OPERATORS With the widespread popularity of Next week the children will work nice Nystrom and Eleanor Weltewltz Jones was appointed and took charge ringer will also be stressed Complete j INVESTIGATE THE Howell match-poin- t In th West’s Finest on birdhouse and nature study games the art of play Lawrence Hofer and Anne of all arrangements Songs dances stealing a trick which one is not Marilyn Mason Elea- musical selections stunts and games Neighborhood House giants and Liberty justly entitled to i$ being extensivemidgets claim second places in the nor Weltewltz Jane Mayer Audrey were given A special feature was was biff the of the week western division tournament having Cardon Jean the recognition of the birthday of at Friday playground dayEvents start- ly cultivated Arlene Eckersley Liberty In a recent duplicate game South lost but two games each Rodgers Janice Nystrom Melba Car- Wayne Simper boys’ director which ed at 11 a m with a fosturrte parade the declarer put one over on his The kindergarten children are en don school days (song and dance) occurred on Friday The children for boys and girls After this the right-hanopponent with the cards terlng the "Pled Piper of Hamelin'’ Melba Cardon Audrey Cardon read- took this occasion to felicitate Mr girls held a party-anthe boys were "The Best in the West” SPECIAL TUITION in the cltywlde sand table contest ing Janice Nystrom waltz clog Anne Simper and added some birthday hosts to the boys of ail other play below: 3rd Floor Ezra Thompson Bldg The girls’ indoor ball team defeated Meadows Lillian Meadows Now in Effect numbers to the program at Voa grounds general playday MAIL THIS COUPON FOR the girls of Our Lady of Guadalupe The various tournaments in tenni-quoi- Fluai writ or call la In the afternoon a number of se- lleyball boat races wrestling and boxCompletely CATALOG A 10942 Dried resulted in the following win- lected boys went over to Liberty ing and track events were foe Ftco Catalog They are planning a return enjoyed game Monday at 4 p m at the mis- ning playground championships: El- park to participate in the playday for by the boys The citywide tenmquoit' " Name sion don Walk boys' singles Karl Fox and all boys which was held there NOT A SCHOOL finals for girls over 12 years were The giants defeated the giants of Lawkrence Hofer In the ball game last week the held at 1 p m boys' doubles I ADIIC permanent Address Our Lady of Guadalupe Anne Meadows and Karl Fox snlxed Seniors won from Sugarhouse the In the LAnUC wave iHor play was evening a two-ac- t Boys’ handcraft classes will be held doubles Anne Meadows and Lillian Juniors and Giants lost to Sugar-hous-e 311 Brooke Arrade (Oyer Broadway SCHOOL in the fieldhouse by the memgiven City nn ’ at Jackson playground on Mondays Meadows 421 South West Tempi- Drus) Wasatch SSH doubles The girls’ bers of Miss Eloise Wilson's dramatic With or Without Appointment Telephone Wasatch 7560 I Tuesday and Wednesdays due to the singles finals are still to be played offj Winners in the soap carving con- - class The play in the other suits was cut Had-fiel- Missouri Pair Married for 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