their evenings at the Marriott home where he accompanied her on the piano. She sang the favorite, popular songs of the day such as: "A Kiss in the Dark", "Mickey", "Pretty Baby" and "It's Three o'clock in the Morning...We've Danced the Whole Night Through". He often joined in singing with her. Home parties were enjoyed as popular amusements in these years. Friends and couples took turns entertaining in their parent's homes. They played the piano and phonograph records and enjoyed the music by singing or dancing. Of course the evening wasn't complete without favorite homemade cakes or pies and often homemade ice cream. In groups of two or three couples, they often toured in cars with the tops down, the Model T Ford being the most popular car of that day. They traveled through Ogden Canyon to South Fork for picnics and occasional trips were made to Brigham City or Salt Lake. They often took excursions on the Bamberger Train to Lagoon to enjoy the various rides and try their luck at the concessions where they might win a cupie doll for their girlfriends. Dances in ward amusement halls were also enjoyed. The family members remember the afternoon when he came home with Florence announcing that they were going that day to Idaho to be married. They were married October 9, 1923, in Preston, Idaho. A lovely reception was held for them at her parent's home in Salt Lake City. Three children were born to them in Ogden: Annabel (Ann) Marriott, Milton Brent Marriott, and Dennis Bruce Marriott. They lived at 1220 Porter Avenue after they were married. This was the former home of his grandmother and grandfather Farley. Shortly he built a home for his family at 1401 Jefferson Avenue. In March 1944, Milton experienced health problems. Various doctors were called in who diagnosed his illness as pleurisy, others thought it was pneumonia, and still others tuberculosis. Finally the x-rays and tests determined that it was cancer of the lung. He died July 31, 1944, at his home at the age of forty-six. EDWARD MARRIOTT Edward Farley Marriott, the fourth child of Charles and Mary, was born September 23, 1901. He was a joy to his parents. Edward was fair-complexioned, blue-eyed, and endowed with very blond hair. He was a cheerful child who delighted in dancing whenever music was played on the piano or phonograph. He contracted Scarlet Fever and passed away on July 5, 1905, at three years of age. This brought great sorrow to his parents and relatives. DARIUS MARRIOTT Darius Farley Marriott, the fifth child of Mary and Charles, was born July 9, 1906. Darius was of the same fair complexion, blue eyes, and blond hair as two of his brothers. He might well be described as a "powerhouse of energy". It seemed he was organizing and planning one project and activity after another. Since he required less sleep than most boys his age, it was not uncommon for him to awaken his mother in the middle of the night saying: "Come on Ma, let's do the washing" or some other household project. Had he lived to manhood, he would most undoubtedly have been successful in whatever field he chose because of his determination and drive. He was very popular among his boyfriends who would daily seek his