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Show r TIIE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER i 12 SHIPPERS OP , HOUSEHOLD GOODS, ATTENTION I at- - Post : tr. G. M'ALEXAXDER. hi Staff uid their wive entertained at at a tea dance at the hop hallfrom Fort Douglas yeeterdxy afternoon 4 until 4 o'clock. Tb hall waa decorated In autumn leave and a variety of autumn flower. o Including dahlia, petunia, alnnlaa, marl-gA yellow color Id a and nasturtium scheme waa earned" out In the decoration for the punch table. A basket of f lower In yellow tones formed the cen terplece and yellow candlea were In silver holder the host and hoeteeae Included General Me Alexander, Captain and Mr M R Callen, Captain and Mr Edward Mra. Harrah, Lieutenant N. 'C. Caum, Frank Oapm and lieutenant and Mra C B IittMusic waa furnished by thk Forty-eighInfantry band. About 100 were In attendances In addition to tha mfflcera of the poet and their ladle Invitation were issued to the following' Governor and Mra (Mahay, Mayor and Mr 'NeSlan, Senator Reed Smoot, 8ena- Heber tor William H. King, President Presi1 Grant, President A- - W. Ivin dent C W. Benrosev Major and Mr 8 Alva Isw M. Parker, Major aad Mr Mr. and Mr W, C McDonald, Mr. and Mr Fred C. Derrw Mr. and Mra George I B McCornlck. Rust. Mr and Mr 3 H. Smith. Mr and Mr Mr. and Mr Benner X. Mr hherman Armstrong, Mr. Smith, Mr, and Mra Edgar Behring, Mr and Mr J. A. Hogle. Mr and , Key-F Mr Paul Robert Clerk. Mr. and and eer, Mr and Mr F. E. Smith. Mr. Mr Mr Ernest Bamberger, Mr. and J. E. fclmon Bamberger, Mr. and Mr Mr Bamberger, iMlee Dorothy Bamberger, Mr. and and Mr Julian M. Bamberger, Mi Clarence Bamberger, Mr J. Frank Judr Mr A. H. 8. Bird, Mtse Joan Bird, Major aad Mr W, W Gordon, C P. Knight, ComMajor and Mr mander and Mr G. S3. Caldwell, Major C. and Mr F. E, Prlnoe. Mr. and Mi Joel Nlbley, A Gillette, Mr, and Mr and Mr Mr. and Mr W. W. Trimmer. Mr J. R. Walker, Mr and Mr IF. C. Schramm, Mr. and Mr C C Brooks, Buesel L. Tracy. Charles A. Quigley, Mtea Edna Kuater. Mlsa KatsGroo, Mias Mabel HoifeMliw MarJorl Dey. Ml Marjorie Phoebe Dey. Miss Elisa- Bldwell, Ml Mra Marguerite Palmer, beth Butler, Mr Douglas Kimball, Miss Mildred Dern and Mr. and Mr John (Stewart. Colonel and Mr F. L Knudsen entertained at dinner following the dance. Zinnias formed the decorations for the table. Cover were laid for General .Lieutenant N. E. Caum, Mrs Frank Caum, Mr Robert Clark, Miss Kate Oroo and Captain Morrison Colonel and Mra Copley- - Enoa alao entertained at a dinner party after the afternoon party. French marigolds formed Place a centerpiece for the dinner table. Covers cards were In yellow design GurE. 8. and Mra were laid for Major ney, Major and Mr J Waterman and Lieutenant and Mrs C B. Lee. of annual dancing party at th Motel Utah lart night In . celebration of Columbus day and In honor of Inooraing officer of the council. Th officers are Charlea A. McGuire, grand knight; Frank Maher, deputy grand (knight, Thomas Pan none, financial secretary; Michael Kelligan, treasurer; Robert E. Mark, advocate, James Walsh, chancellor; Ralph Bruneau, warden. Guests were received on the mezzanine and dancing waa enjoyed In th ballroom Palm ferns and a new council banner decorated the ballroom Card tables were placed on the mezzanine. Punch waa sorted. About 269 guests were in attendance The reception committee Included Mr. and Mr Thomas F. Kearns, Mr. and Mr. Edmuad J. Kearns, Mr. and (Mra. Robert E Mark. Mrs Joseph Geoghegan, Mra. A. H 8. Bird, Mr. and Mr Thomas Ramage, Mr. and Mra 8. A. Nelligan, Mr and Mr A. J. Glut Mr. and Mra. F iM Maher, Mr, and Mr John Green. Dr. and Mra. L. F Hummer, Dr. and Mrs. J. K Dowd, Mr. and Mrs A. J. Cronin, Mr. and Mrs J A. DeBotsek, Lewis UL Howls. Mr, and Mr, and Mr Mra Fred Davidson, Mr and Mnt. C. A. Quigley and W. J Hulloran. were Miss Assisting III receiving Beatrice Ahern. Mlsa Lenore Harrington, Miss Grace Hogan, Miss Mary Lynch, Miss Thelma Murphy, Mias Margaret O Brien, Miss Margaret Scott, Mlsa Florence Collin Miss Angela Han rah an and Mias Ethel Hogan of the Young Ladles' Celesta Mias Laramie, Miss sodality, Gladys Griffin, Mlae Atleen Griffin, Mlsa Alleen Doolev, Mias Ruth Poynter, Mias Patricia Hodgson, Miss Evelyn Mano and Austin Gibbons of the Newman club. The patrons and patronesses were Mr. and Mr C. E. Coegriff, Mr. and Mr James Ivers, Mr. and Mr W. K Fife, Mr. and Mr V. 8, McCarthy, Mr. and Mrs George J. Gibson, Mr. and Mr K. CL Trearufr, Mr. and Mr A J. Bruneau, Dr. and Mrs. J. J. Oalllgan. Mr. and Ur Edward MoQurrln, Mr and Mra John J. Harvey, Mr and Mr. D, J. Laramie, (Mr. and Mra. William JI. Leary, Mr. and Sira. P. H. Goggtn, Mr and Mra. J C, Lynch and Mr. and Mr A. C. i Sullivan. InTh committee on arrangemen cluded S. A. Nelligan, the Rev. T. F. Toraney, John Googhogan, John Green, Paul Devine and William Leahy. The floor committee was composed of John C. Lynch, IL E Driscoll. A T. Driscoll, John Malone, Ralph Bruneau, M. J Nelligan, James Maher, Joseph Coakley, C. B. Mooney, John Peake, L. L. Mazxlr, O J Harbeka, J. Courtney Lynch, Austin Olbbon Ray Reddon, K. F Geoghegan, Thomas Vaughn and Jams Walab. th 1 a a a Ruth Wood, a fall bride, waa th guest of honor at a kitchen shower given last night by Mrs William Wood. Mr Han Pedersen, Mr 8. D. Winter and M J. Thomas at the Wood home, Mr 674 North First West etreet. a A P rooms were decorated In dahlias, Th Mr George D Alder entertained nt and alnnlas. A combination of the her home in Cottonwood yesterday af- aster flower was used a a centerpiece for ternoon at luncheon In compliment to the tea table. The guests numbered Mias Ruth Evans, an autumn bride. .five. thirty eon waa served at email table In the Mrs. Ray T. Cutler and Mia Natalia table Wlllla dining room and eun parlor. Each variewill entertain this afternoon at had as a centerpiece a basket of Cutler home on Emerson avenue in Covers were laid for the gated petunia Mlsa Wood. of honor Zinnia war uaed to decorate the thirty. room a a a In were the and marigolds. living Mrs. Philip C. Reynolds entertained at library. The hostess waa assisted by Miss Na- luncheon yesterday In the president a talie Walker. Miss Virginia Caine, Miss suite at the Hotel Utah in honor of Mr Hall, who will leave soon Margaret Patrick and Mias Ethelyn Joseph for San Francisco to make her home A alter. a a a basket of blue delphinium and ridden Mies Ella Boyle will entertain Saturday marigolds formed a centerpiece for the Cover were laid for thirty-fivtable. 187 In of F honor street. it her home, Miss Josephine Bueee, who will leave Bridge followed. a a a soon for California to make her home, Mlsa Abble Kimball and Vernon Mac-ka- y and also for Maas Gertruda Tremblay, were married yesterday morning in who will sail for Paris early In Novemthe Salt La k temple. Apostle Stephen ber to study. Mia -- e. a feature of our $200,000 hip through us and aava your money and yur furniture Redman - Fireproof Storage Co. council. Knights SALT LAKEentertalnad at th BNERAX, i LO -- - Day-B- all rail m We are consolidating cart .to f ANGELES, UN FRANCISCO, EAST OAKLAND AND POINT OF CHICAGO , General and Staflf Knights Entertain Give Tea Dance at Columbus Extra Business Drive South Fourth West Phone Wasatch 1464 136 Meni Wool For SO years th laadarg In STORAGE, MOVING, PACKING, SHIPPING October khaki and a few black sateen In sizes to 15 years. NicePercale, Richard performed the ceremony. A reception waa given last night at th home of th brides parents, Mr. and Mr W Ilford A. Kimball. 24(7 Third East streeL Th rooms were decorated in sin-noowno and other fail flower Th bride wore a gown of whit crepe knit and georgette crepe beaded. The Mies Marie bridesmaid, Gudmundsen, wore pink canton crepe. Fielding Burton wwa best man. - , Assisting Mr. and Mr Kimball In re eeivlng were Mr. and Mra Walter Scott Mackay, parent of the bridegroom. W. A. Kimball, Mr and Mrs Merl D Kimball. Mr. and Mra W. W. Mackay, Mr. and Mr. Victor Ensign. Assisting In the dining room were Mlsa Mildred Burton, Mia Louisa Burton, Miss Claire GUI, Mias IaRua Hansen, Mlsa May Biesingen Mlsa Margaret Batty, Mias Florence Smith and Mias Ida Hayden. Mlsa Ruth Burton and Mias Helen Mackay served punch. About 850 guests were in attendance The couple will be at home after October 15 at 2481 Third East street. Can be had In navy, gray khaki. Sizes 14H to 17 Th and Is really wonderful. Xh-D- -8. Garments... 83c ie in this Wtle lot. The weight is Just right for ell wear. Slip-o- n Sweaters. Misses and Young Womens Hats.... i For this Friday eale we offer over two hundred new and most desirThe colors are the able hat bright, pretty one that are popular. 52.49 Pure wool In black, navy, red, jade. All ;avf,rfArl tan and brown. sizes to 44. PMur different style tltthes. Silk Petticoats and Bloomers. . 1 khaki and gray in a fancy stitch. Size for to 14 and 8 to 44. Hlgii $2.83 Pueay willow, taffeta, satin and In the petticoats and jersey Ilk in th bloomers. Great variety styles In the flounces. jersey button collars. the fodt of th Lake Blanche trail In Big Cottonwood canyon for the homeward Miss Emma Johnson and "Miss Journev Asenath Quayle were selected to care for th commissary on this tr p, while Robert Carter and Clifford Dunham are In charge of the transportation Mies Edith John-so- ii has been appointed to select club colors. Home Owner Held on Charge of Arson charge, of arson will be Hied today against J. H Horr, 62 years of age. as a result of a Are at hts former, home. 358 Reed avenue, early Wednesday morning, according to Ray 8. McCarty, assistant eouhty attorney Investigations made by Fire Chief W H. Bywater and by Chief Criminal Deputy Sheriff Herbert Lelchter are aald to have indicated that the blase was of Incendiary origin Firemen reported that rags and paper In they found the home when they answered the alarm, and Deputy Lelchter said that he was Informed yesterday that a man answering Horra description purchased a bottle of benzine the evening before the fire Horr was arrested Wednesday afternoon by Deputy Sheriff Letchter'and ordered held for Investigation A Splendid Silk 32.C3 New arrivals In crepe fe chine, Blouses The best georgette and taffeta. fall colors, sites 26 to 44. and the girl eight pounds A baby girl also jW as born yesterday at the home of County Treasurer and Mrs Edsel Chris, tenaen In Mantl Mrs Christensen was formerly Mil, a lola Madsen of Mt. Pleas- ant. Plans Being Completed for Endeavor Convention Special to Tha Tribune, MT PLEASANT. Oct 12 Mrs. Rose' of Ogden, state president of the Whitley 1 oung People s Christian Endeavor socibeen in Mt. Pleasant during the has ety, week making final arrangements for the coming Christian Endeavor convention October 27. 28 and 29 While here Mr Whitley made several addresses before the local society and also spoke to the congregation of the Ftrat Presbyterian church Miss Edna Matson, registrar for the convention, reports reg'stratlons coming In fast, Payson having sent In more than her registration quota, and will receive flag No I and lead the parade during the convention. Second honors have been awarded to Gunnison. The local committees are working on final arrangements During the convention the local society will present the plav, "The Arrival of Kitty, and several other special entertainment features are being prepared. Again Th decoiatlng committee has replicated all business houses and public places City to decorate in red and white, the society during convention week Grand Jury Investigation of city affair colors, The delegates will be guests of the lowill continue again todav Several cal members and will be entertained at at the City cemetery and the their homes and in tha Wasatch academy municipal ibathhhouae were summoned to dormitories before the Jurors this mornappear The football game between Westmining 4 college and Wasatch academy will No grand Jury session waa held yes- ster be plavcd on the Wasatch campus Satura a terday because t was a legal holiday October 28. . afternoon. day Several days have been spent thus far Mr and Mr J B Robbins will leave In an Investigation of city affairs The today for Cleveland, Ohio, and will later Close go to New York to visit their eon, Bur-ti- s Jury also has Investigated coal prices, F Robbins Mr and Mr Robbins lumber prices and the wholesale produce Stores business a ill be absent four weeks aomantlh Grand Jurors Probe Affairs e e Writer of Objectionable Letters Sent to Jail -- one-ha- e lf Members of the Klwanls club at their regular weekly luncheon at the Hotel Utah yesterday unanimously adopted a motion favoring the closing of all business houses between 15 o Clock in the morning and noon on Armistice day, Saturday, November 11. The motion also emIncluded a recommendation that ployers of former service men grant those pien a leave of absence during the period of Jhe parade, and that employers grant their employees a 'two-hovacation at that time. A suggestion was made that the Klwanls club make a ur movement to have Thanksgiving day combined with Armistice day in the fu- ture. New land K. Vincent, manager Ibt the Haskln & Sells company, addressed the Your Own Busimeeting on. "Knowing ness and Ellas 8 Woodruff outlined the work of the $50,000 drive of the Commercial club It waa announced that a supper meet- - a ' f fst week pa Ppe later u Fregram e)ficUanof-oJhcer.ioav- Orde- will 6 was: a Pair. Service Values. z 118 Main Street. Kaaa IiesM Teas Will Belld Amasiagly aa Qalcklyl you know that about on woman out of three la exhausted because ofevery nerve and blood starvation 7 Th remarkable power of yeatt-vlt- a bat been (irOTBu l.'" la now no further excuse There for n. Iron-l- d being weak, sick, Yeast contains th tremendous natural forces of vltamlnes and Iron,building and It builds and ens in half the usual time.strengthDo you know Ironlzed Yeast Is not a merewhy? mixture of yeast and Iron, but yeast lronlxed, which is a substance all by Itself. That's wh make lronlxed Yeast the most powerful, natural builder in the world N today. You will find a new strength coming over you, your cheek will get rosy, your eyes sparkle, your p- petite will be sharp, you will digest what you eat, your blood will rich, your energy will be more V than equal to your ambition. Qtr a package of Ironlzed Teast today, and beware of substitute Sold at all drug store at J100 a package. Each package contains (0 tablets, each tablet is sealed They never lose their power. Mfd Ironlzed ' Teast Co., Atlanta. Ga. byHealth and strength ar now up to you. Up rnlne-lroni- run-dow- The-pt- ng - rK MGS Hikers Organise Club to Tour Nearby Canyons . A fondness for hiking resulted In the organization of the Hiking club group of young- peoyeeterdav among ple of the citv. The group, which for some time haa, tramOed. the hills and near-b- y canyon, completed plans foc-tClub at the home of tlss Edith Johnson. Th officer include Brenton Jennings, prewdent. Miss Edith Johnson, ylce president; M as Emtrta Johnson, secretary; Clarence Plant, treasurer , The first hike of the hikers will be to Brighton on Saturday and Sunday. October 21 and 22 Plana are to leave the city about noon Saturday, leave Brighton on a hiker tn i.ake Blanche on Sunday morning, meeting the truck at uti Cftrewil - -- G Natural Law Wk,iA Never Changes or Falls. Th Entire Body Quickly. Foal New Power i Tv just about gone t pieces' Do you know that getting back strength is comparatively easyT But do you realise that it Is almost im to get back your strength possible by means oi unnatural drugs? Do Follow - of the East-fft- r Its annual We-U-- A It hold session was held meeting of the two-da- y morning at 10 oclock at the vesterday Maaoftk? temple. The grand chapter was in session, all day yesterday except fur brief recesses In the morning and afternoon! VeiKeedov morning addcaaaae were given by Mrs Georg ana HIgson, grand matron, and Mrs. Charlea Shields, grand secretary Vocal solos by Mr. Bernice Stanteford and report from several committees filled the afternoon session Initiation. followed by a banquet last night, completed the program for the first day. Further reports will be heard this afTh annual installation banquet ternoon will be held this cvenng at the Masynic temple eir .Strength front Ircnizcd Yeast Simply Glcricus ! be-co- m etwh Order of. Eastern Star toName State -- Officers ah, non-sto- v Mrs O F. McShana entertained at a dinner party vestrdav afternoon in compliment to Mra Mavmle Punhee. Mr W F Knox of Beaver, Mra Dan W. James of Murray, Mrs A M.jGood. Mra R Karnswrth and Mr Retta. MeClud of fealt Lake. Pstiees ef th eieettat aad taeial areata ef th (ends? Cblleatlaa lahyth tetephaa 'sleek rally afterase h rent la writ tea at all at which lady Kiwanians will be Invited, will be held Thureday evening In the Hotel Utah ballroom. It has voted In consideration of this to eliminate tha regular luncheon meeting. PLIGHT START DEFERRED. SAN DIEGO, Oak, Oct. 12 -- Heavy rains and high winds sweeping the Texas, Panhandle and the territory between Tucum-car- l, N. M., and St, Louis win prevent the start of Lieutenant J. A. MccReady and Oakley Kelly, army aviators, on their p flight from Ran Diego proposed to New York until probably Sunday, they announced late today. lng, Kiwanians Would Armistice Day Mrs J. A Hensel of Eureka Is In the city to meet her brother. Joseph A Good and Mrs Good of Philadelphia, who are here on their way to Honolulu. In San Francisco they will visit Dr. George C Jim M until Is was sentenced to three Hensel. months In the county Jail yesterday by e Tillman D. Johnson of the United Judge Captain and Mrs A M Robbins have States district court He pleaded guilty motored from their home In Washington, to a charge of sending objectionable letD c , and are guests of Mrs Robbins' ters the mall through for R Sir Mrs and C, Dustan, A parents, L. who was convicted of several weeks before going to I a Jolla, violation Davidson, of the federal proihlbition law Calif, to spend the winter to was sentenced three months In the a Beaver county jail. Mr Slid Mrs Tr?a Gentler of Oakland, Calif, are visiting with Mrs. Geisler s BIRTHS REPORTED. parents, Mr. and Mr William J. Dowell Special to The Tribune. 13 AnnounceMrs. Charles R. Bates and daughter, ment Is made of theOct. birth of a son toof I .os Angeles, have Miss Adele Bate Newton and Clemensen Mr. Mrs. to arrived In this city for a short v islt with day a boy and a girl, were porn Monfriends Mis. Bates and Miss Bares are Twins, to Mr and Mrs. Alonzo Trdwetl, the former Salt Ijtkprs They will visit day nine and pounds Gridlev and San Francisco, returning boy weighing home by steamer to Los Angeles, Wirsctniimamifls A $2.,S9 $I.S8 Flannel Shirts. C I Aft host. Better' shoes cannot he (KHHtzg Approved Large Girls' and Womens 98c Heavy Sweaters Star-of-Lt- - school dresses. ' Mens Heavy The grand chapter. w combinations. Mens Bib from "Tannhauser" Evening Star," fWagnerl, played by Mias Beth Walton, accompanied by Mrs. George E. Skelton Community singing, "Onward, Christian Soldiers, led by Mrs Hans Flo Two solos from "The Messiah Olan-de- l, He Shall Feed His Flock Like a Shepherd sung by Mrs. Scott Jones, "Come Unto Me All Ye That Labor, ung by Mrs Katherine White, accomSpirit of Liberty chapter. Daughters of panied by Mrs. J. C Brumblay. the American Revolution, met a a yeeterday afternoon with Mra, J. S. Taylor on HarMr. and Mrs. Ross Beason will entervard avenue. Mr., u U. Hiekey was th tain this evening at dinner at the CounTh address of the try club assisting In honor of Mrs Slvain Noack president general of the society was read. of Los Angelo who has recently arrived Miaa Henrietta Blau gave vocal selecfrom and Is visiting In the city tion Tea was served at the conclusion on herEurope way to California of ths program. A basket of red dahlias formed tha centerpiece for tha table Mrs A .reception, for. all Ah M. K Parsons, regent, presided at th tea table and the hoatesnes were as- University of Utah will be given this In the John R.Jark building In evening sisted by Mra. Albert Bhankey. honor of freehman girls Member of the S S and their partners will receive Mr Quince Crawford entertained faculty Mothers and fathers will act as chapWednesday at luncheon at the Crawford erons. home on East Broadway In honor of Mr Frano Jennings is chairman of J G. Giles, who will leave soon for Bue- theMas Miss committee on nos Aires Cards followed luncheon, Kenna Cragun wlJ arrangements. have charge of the which waa served at five email tables Miss Marv Moorhead, the decoramusic. Purple asters and marigolds decorated the tion and Miss La Rue Tolton. the retables. The affair Is under the gen freshments f a of Dean Lucy Van. Colt eral direction Its People, Its Cus "Oberammergnu, a toms and th Passion Play will be the A will be this evening given reception for discussion at meetthe topic regular by the official board and the Ladles' Aid ing of the Ladles Literary club by Mr E. If. Palmer, who has recently returned society of the First Methodist churth at pastors recently from a trip abroad and .attendance at the church Into honor ofLake Methodist Salt the presentation of tha Passion Play appointed and also for and wives churches their Music will be given, including The the Rev and Mrs Homer E Ropt. All fc Methodists of the city are invited a a Central W C T U will meet this afternoon at 2 3l o'cloik with Mrs W F Core. 84 R street Reports from the atate cnventlons will be given daily. . For ages 7 to 14. An unusually good lot of stylet In th nice warm ly made, roomy and good grad Mens and Boys la Strikingly smart are the New Wichert Fall styles were V M I watched the feet of fashionable women as they promenade up and down, the streets this fall, And when you see a style that you particularly admire, the chances are 10 to 1 that it is one of the Wichert originations for this season. Supreme Shoes Girls Wool Serge Dresses Great variety of colors and Almost every Large boys can use the smaller sixes. They are made of denim, size are 80 to 88 waist. 13 wouldnt think so if you $10-$1- 2 j(a Gray and tan, with bright, attractive borders. Overalls serve a regular Dinner from . t 10 to 9 p. m. Who Said Long Skirts Would Put Smart Footwear Off the Map? made-at-any-pne- .. Blankets -- r Boys and Girls Wool Toques.. and Tams Pflp wUC Guaranteed to keep liquids hot for twenty-fou- r hours. 45c Boysr Blouses. MUSIC Friday, ., ee sooes -- 2oo p. m. Plat Clam Chowder Wafer CHOICE Boiled Salmon. Oyster Sauce Fried Filet of Sole, Tartar Sauce Grilled Iamb Chop on Toast Pot Roast with Noodle Plain or Minced Ham Omelet Cold Chicken Loaf. Potato Salad Special Sardine In Oil, Potato Salad Mashed Potatoes Dinner Rolls Salad Sliced Tomatoes, French Dressing CHOICE Tapioca Custard- Pudding, Whipped Cream Lemon Sherbet and Cake Tea Milk Coffee W Aluminum Vacuum Bottles For the man out of doors. Gray, tan and blue. All sizes. 11: JO a. m. to 7Se Par Boston 25c Socks..,, Mixed NEWHOUSE HOTEL LUNCHEON 13, 1922. mem CO - eh.Ta Resmol that la clearing up eczana TAaft tht Point The Retinol tboebet an itching, moment tke uffering - usually i A ifew day pemiMent treatment i failo to cl ear way the inflamn and soreness and finally restore ktn to its natural healthy condit red by dhcrfcmaaliag men ptepertN whKk -Go J sad |
