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Show THE HERALD-JOURNA- LOGAN, UTAH L, Theta Upsilon FASHION OF PEDESTALS Dog Show Held Aimees 49 ; Gay renoh Saar. Have Equal Chic Gypsy Stripes and Sedate Magenta SATURDAY, OCTOBER This Week' First meeting of the Theta Up- silon Dog Kennel club was called to order Oitober 12 ut 7:30 p. m. by Miss Grace Anderson at the sorority chapter house at 203 U est Center. Guests and members registered their pet pooches with Miss Shirley Nelson and Miss Janie leck, then placed the hounds in the kennels to be judged by Miss Carol VVennergren and Miss Venice Saurey. Professor Moyle Q Rice gave a Canines." lecture on adding tlavnr co the lecture with dog storinformal ies. This was followed by are how nfTf' ;y Sj (toon o the '!0 63 1.1811 33 50 '51 00 Its Easy to 13 5000 00 None 6010 ) 19.73 Sets First Meeting Pin Kappa Iota Wives and Mothers (Ini) will meet Monday, (ktuter 16. at tile home of Mrs. A L Wilson, 4sO East Fourth ailments complexion particularly clogged pores respond amazingly quickly to meticulous cleansing routines, use of an astringent and preparation more sleep each night. The moment you notice that there are even a few blackheads in the skin on your nose, across forehead or around corners of the mouth, invest in a complexion Clean face and throat brush. with this and thtek soap suds at least once a day. preferably at However, if your skin is night. very sensitive, use a rough wash cloth instead of a complexion brush. Brush or wash cloth, the important thing to remember is that the skill must be cleansed with soap and water daily and the blemished areas scrubbed vigorFor ously during the cleansing. complexions, oily and semi-oil- y soap and water in the morning as well as at night are recommended. SOFTEN SKIN TO RELAX FORES AfJLr the nightly scrubbing, rinse your face with hot water or, if you prefer, wring a wash cloth out of hot water and press it against your nose and chin The object is to soften th skin and relax the pores, thus making it simpler to remove foreign matter from them. Now cover forefingers with a piece of gauze or cleansing tissue and press out the blackheads. Squeeze gently, of course, and do not try to remove more than a few each night. Afterward, rinse face and throat with cold water. Pat the irritated spots with a mild astringent. If your skin is quite dry, let the astringent dry, then apply night cream in the regular manner. For ,a special the oily complexion advisable. is cream Simply smooth it on according to directions and leave it on while you sleep. North The meeting, which will commence at 8 p m, is tile first one tins year and it is desired all niembei s be present Minor 4V Ideas are seen In' these smart clothes cnosen by stars and the entertainment world. Marsha Hunt of the films (left), wears an evening gown of emerald green silk jersey with the skirt gaily striped in gypsy colors. The long sleeves are modifications of d the dolman. The novel handbag is of gold kid. Operatic star Lily Pons (right), revives in her Valentina costume. magenta, a color favorite of the Eighties, and co nbines it with mist-blu- e Of silk crepe, the dress is simple in line. A wide shirred belt, lacing in front, creates a corselet effect. is also used for the net which forms the hat wooi crepe. Mist-blu- e The tuxedo coat is of mist-blu- e and veil. Topping ihe hat is a high nosegay of French roses. of WW L, None 43.37 None '43.37 heart-shape- Clarkston Literary 1 de-- McKENNEY'S BRIDGE QUIZ Gub Opens Year . BY W5L E. Me KENNEY of the ClarksAmerican Contract Bridee League Secretary, was ton Ladies Literary club held Wednesday at the home of Mrs. There are a few tournament Hattie Archibald, with Mrs. Jane A J54 players in the world today who Jardine as assisting hostess. V A 10 54 3 Mrs. Sylvia Loosle of Logan read do not know Geoffrey A95 two poems, Renaissance" bv Edna He is games manager of the 54 St. Vincent Millay, and Mother World Bridge Olympic, secreand Poet" by Elizabeth Barrett A Q 9 A K 8 6 ComLaws of National the tary Browning. V K8 VQJ92 of one the American mission, and 874 QJ10 2 Contract Bridge League's national A Q 10 8 2 AJ976 Opening meeting 00 00 00 00 00 oo Mott-Smit- None 00.00 h. tournament directors. While tournament work gives A A 1073 2 directors few opportunities to parGub Set V 76 ticipate, when they do play they K63 execute more than one tricky The Logan Geoff made one of his A AK3 Duplicate Bridge play. club will meet Monday at 8 p. m. swindles," as he terms it ,on toNone vu. Duplicate in the Blue and Gold room of the day's hand. Eocles hotel. Geoff saw little or no chance to Placing in last Monday nights make his contract unless he could play wre Mrs. L. D. Naisbitt and avoid losing more than one trump Mrs. R. E. Bates, first; Dr. George trick. So he decided to try to inMeyer and Mrs. Julia Howell, sec- duce the opponents to lead trump 14 Queen. Opening ond; Major and Mrs. Shotwell, for him. . third. After winning the queen of diamonds with the king he cashed diamond will be disthe ace of clubs, then led the mys losing carded on the king of clubs. More medical books are publish- - club three, to the impression give ed in The opponents fell for the swinthan in any .that he wanted to ruff clubs. Of Philadelphia other city m the United States. course he lost nothing, as dum- - dle . When East won he immediately returned the nine of spades. Now the declarer had to lose only THREE one trump trick. Duplicate Bridge 30 00 oi Meet CHARMING APRONS IN THIS ONE VERY EASY PATTERN BY CAROL DAY Two pinafores and a each very flirty and flaring, can be made from Pattern 8565. Both pinafores have competent bibs to protect the top of your dress from splashes of whipping cream and salad dressing. The straps are comfortably wide, and crossed at the back, so that they stay put and won't slide off when you're busy stirring gravy or mixing Hollandaise. Make several of these pretty sets, not only for yourself but for bridge prizes and occasional gifts. Every woman who even makes a cup of tea will be delighted to have a set. Gingham, percale, dimity and linen are nice apron cottons. Pattern 8565 is designed for sizes 14, 16, 18. 20, 40, 42, and 44. blic. 1943. NO SPEECH LONDON. Oct. 14 (f.P Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain will not make a broadcast speech to Canada and the United States tonight, as had been reported, bis office announced. The blood In our bodies travels at an average speed of seven miles an hour. Todays Neckline Bound? LP-S- OME SAY DOWN . . requires 1 4 yards of 35 fabric for apron No. 1; 4 yards braid to trim. Apron No. 12 requires 1 yards and 8 2 yards to trim. Apron No. 3 3 requires 1 yards and 2 4 pleating or yards machine-mad- e Size 16 - but advocates of both lines agree the becomingness to the Individual must be the deciding factor. Thus the possibility of variation is limitless. Sponsoring the higher necklines, Arthur, our hair stylist suggests moderately short hair brushed off the nape, temple waves winging away off the face, and a froth of bangs shooting forward, he also carries the hair off the neckline wltn a novel center part below a sleek, capped crown; or he sends a high, tailored back treatment that contrasts dramatically with a curled forelook. Arthur also stresses short hair at sides and top of the head, with hair in back long enough to be dressed in sweeping designs harmonious with new bustle dresses, - 2 4 3-- iem- ruffling. The new FALL AND WINTER PATTERN BOOK. 22 pages of attractive designs for every sze and Is now every occasion. ready. Photographs show dresses made from these patterns being worn; a feature you will enjoy. Let the charming designs In this new book help you in your sewing One pattern and the new Fall and Winter Pattern Book 25 cents. Pattern or book alone 15 cents. - tone ton ton ton ton For w? my a PATTERN of tbls - 939 bhc. J jv tractive model send r Two Entertain Friends At Dinner Lucille Bradley and Ruby Ever-to- n were hostesses to a group of friends at a dinner party held evening at the home of Mrs. J. E. Everton. After dinner a scavenger hunt was conducted and games played. The guest list included Barbara Elaine Evans, Dunn, Marian Donna Bergeson, Wight, Cleo Bowles, Bill Merrill, George Wilkinson, Smith. WeRley Sterling Hayward, Crookston Mr and Mrs Lewis J. Bowen e announce the approaching of their daughter, Lucy, to Pave Forsberg, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Forsberg. The niar-- i mge is set to take place Tuesday. October 17, in the Logan L1)S temple. of silrnt film davs. Fine Arts Club Correct List Of Alpha Chi Mothers Club Officers Meeting Is Held In announcing newlv Installed officers of the Alpha Chi Omega an error was Mothers club .Mrs. S. M. Budge was hostess made in the Friday, name of the to members of the Fine Arts club Those installed to serve at a Iuik heon meeting Thursday during this year were: Mrs. S. A. Bluebird. at the Johnson, president; Mrs. Harry C. in asters various Parker, vice president, and Mrs. Feathery shades were arranged in an at- Kenneth Smith, secretary. meettractive bouquet to center the Installation took place at a luncheon table. ing held Thursday evening at the As .he afternoon's program home of Mrs. George Wilkinson. Mrs. Joel E. Ricks gave a talk Mrs. C. J. Daines was the assisting on mod-r- n poetry, reading poems hostess. composed by Paul Engle, Robert The earths great polar ice cai Frost, Dorothy Parker, Roland and glaciers are made up ( Young end Edna St. Vincent snowflakes. nt. Literary Club Program Given of the Womens Liter guests of Mrs. Claude Quinney at regular meeting Wednesday at the Bluebird. Mrs. Bessie Ballard gave the program, reviewing "The Peculiar Treasure" by Edna Ferber. Frank Jessen, Jack Lur,ch was served at the close and Robert Nelson. of the program. Members ary club were IE. W. ELLIOT & E.V. ELLIOT &CO-- CO. Beauty Salon I Hovey rHONE 411 Ei Hovey yy C Unable to Get Satisfactory Lease! ou F TTKKMJSACTOS H w jj 1 YOU MUST ATTEND THIS SALE! ss HUNDREDS OF SURPRISE o VALUES u H AWAIT O J YOU! a HjTEEdS 30 M rE oH FLOUR SACKS each MENS TIES, each 80 $ SQUARE PRINTS LADIES I SHOES -- V" ri raEa S1HISE TT ;".?400..124 IM Open Until 9 P, M. Tonight C. C. ANDERSEN L P. Betty Urable. blonde Him actress, on the witness stand In a Los Angelei court, as she secuied a divorce deuce from Jackie Coogan, "The Kid mur-nug- at- 15o In COIN, your NAME, ADDRESS, STYLE NUMBER and SIZE to HERALD-JOURNATODAYS PATTERN BUREAU. 149 NEW MONTGOMERY ST, SAN FRANCISCO CALIF, Marriage Plans Of Couple Told n; dd or any, "Sister" Atmee Semple Mi Pherson, 49 now, ladles out milk from the stage of her Los Angeles clturth as pait of her birthdav celebration. Whither Is SOME SAY 1 P.K.I. Womens Clut BV AI.IC1A HART NKA Serilce Staff Writer None Fraternity bid day at the USAC was climaxed Thursday when their Kappa Delta sorority inheld honor of annual entertainment the new fraternity pledges In the form of a Kappa Delta Kabaret. was ballroom The Dansante cleverly transformed into a cabaret for the ,'vent. Tables, covered with green and white checked cloths, were placed around the ballroom. To create true cabaret atmosphere, ugarette girls in attractive black and white costumes served licorice cigarettes and a mock bar was decorated in green and white. Sigm.i Nu fraternity won the cup presented to the fraternity won the most whose pledges points n the contests staged. PI Kappa Vlplia won the cup for the two preceding years. Points were given for winners in the Biggest conlie" contest, the jitterbug test, for highest percentage of contestants in the Jitterbug fray, and the fraternity with the largest number of members present. Second place was won by PI Kappa Alpha and third place by Lambda Chi. Invitations were issued to all fraternity members, their pledges and to all sorority members. Approximately 4K guests were present. The Kappa Deltas called for fraternity guests in a caravan of ears and trucks, escorting them to the Dansante. In charge of the affair were Ramona Bailey, committee chair-rinBobbv Nelson, Rhea Lewis, TTelda Gardner and Kathryn i Keep the Skin Spic and Span 00 PAGE THREE, 9 3 9. HydeParkClub Betty's Free Now Climax Bid Day Meets Friday With Clem Afternoon Cabaret Party 1 21.60 08 1 4, Cliiqu (lull oi Hyde I. irk met KiuUy i.l the home ut Mrs S. E L.in.h with Mis. Klorem e Asli-- , o( as hi, sit ss Aftei an utteimioll of budge, lunch was .serwd to 13 eluh uieni-be- i s ind Is gin sts Mcuuieis pH's, ut were' Thorn Fti'alia Gillens, LuPriol Ball,. Verla Lamb Phoebe Reedlun.h, er, Kloi'-.n1'iikes, Alethn Thurston Mm Lee, Bdna Klw ood, Verdn Ball., AuisJeiU.s N mini Beikes and Helen Lamb The guests were Bella Hyde, Golda Kallett Lillian Dames, Ellen H.uii.s, Winnie Vail, Mildred Peterson, Ethelyn Thuision. Eni-nPursii1, Gladys Harney, Susie Moms, Ltu ille Waite, Nonna Merle Asheroft, Eulalia Waite, Lee, nil of Hwle Park. Mis Mary Mareell Quayle, Quayle, Jovee Quay le, all of IjOgan and Mrs Sadie (lion of Mai kny, Idaho. High ;ioie eluh pne was won bvLalliel Lamb, high score guest prize hv Eulalia Lee and consolation pi ze by Gladys ll.imsy. group ringing and refreshments. Meeting adjourned after judges had awarded trophies to the winning dogs. The committee in charge consisted of Grace Anderson, chairman: Betty Jane Dixon. Lucille Evans and Gwendolyn Smith. '76 M 1 I w Q 25SE. W. ELLIOT & CO.E 3E.W. ELLIOT &CO.E ' t m n M |