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Show Thirty Admitted to UM Medical School In Women's thirty cuiulidatcs for admission to the first year of professional medi-V.,rd jietdi Gather at Bristol n ,tke Sihiol of medicine at " Miss1?!? StUd.ent I,eparU the I diversity of Utah for the col- summer Home r tRt' p:,r of the Daughters of Mr. and MrsOtLUV.-- t have received the val of the school ar.d will begin American Revolution gathered Saturday for '!U;ti,d a'T;i Vmi .lusr work in October. More than ! Wednesday on the Fren,-i- . fn Treasure Island in hundred applications were re- in.t i:niri at the call of the state hanbeau, for a vear The E. Bristol LtMrs. Ralfh session, which was called at U. novel method' of was a Joint meeting of the 'hi1 " wIWm iauon. All members Defense committees of )t aUt rf 30 Og-fSj- on rrt' r.in tXl ian to nave Exhibit At California Fair k Gold-t3apt- er fACKAMENToTAug. 's the California Diamond iibile.' iate fair and intern exposi-uv- i iu-at the fair grounds in' today and the ii;ulh,iion v.as started at oihv by E. V. vi.ng. the state exhibit manager. I'lah's display will occupy 3.000 IJaro feet of space in the western budding, it will be a com. p:ch:n;.ie showing of the states arranged for by the Salt Lake I : luV-ltah- fr 1 n.n-.oni- ! Dcrn and Secretary of State M. II Welling of Utah. Products of every one of Utah's 2i) lonntics will bit included in the exhibit, Howling declared. Steel and coal. Utah copper, gyptim, Poilland cement, Utuh fire clay, alunite, Mt. N bo marble, travertine and suit will comprise the industrial ami mineral portion of the display. Tin agricultural portion will be featured with grains, alfalfa seed ami velery for which Utah is internationally famous. The fruits and vegetables will include fresh varieties which are to be shipped to Sacramento before the exposition opens on just August Ogden and Spirit re of Salt Lake over the ffijtv chapter commercial club which has the1 31. J?lIrs. Stephen Abbot of Salt and i ration of the chambers of ur-r1 Weeks was who i com.)' Pooling has planned a spectacular with . Mrs. William iv.eicc of Ogden and lrovo. ve Katherine KelseyP years. tirrnr.gement of illumination showing ipat m Kffio of Salt Lake, acting as the tforvicos of vole-lea vouran students a )een who trjinsparancies of faint and will 25 noon l,he make up n exposition work, wen loaned to at the Weeks'' the roll guest of the discussion. At ! the home for scenes n.l a magnificent harveMing some time. for the first year of profes- commercial clubs , the society were guests G v. George 11, by sional for the great seal of Utah medical ' work retting this but year, all Bristol for luncheon, the guest Mi one have received their state members the of including W work in Utah colleges. One student EXohairmen of state committees, ubeth Schmitt, all of MankatBr is coming from the of University two chapters. 1 Jjjbe regents of the ensylvania. One woman student has .Lth'ay-,or wen accepted. sftemoon session was presided Jtl- - jirg. BristoL Work for the Before entering the first year medwas outlined and plans ical class at the University of Utah, yfir Sffor the year's activities. The a student must have completed at "Li gnnounced the appointment of least three years of colfrom this Msational lege work, including courses in bioin their logy, botany, zoology, anatomy, chemfib who will conduct work lines in the Pacific coast istry, physics, English and French or m ?shk0Bh Wis. Sum. The appointments were made lj Mrh? German. Trigonometry, philosophy, economics and Latin are strongly Ifemesident general of the society, also. hTUwell F.. Hobart, and are as urged hlng Kss: Mrs. George Emory Fellows, trip spent in Wyoming. The professional medical work givMrs. J. G. 2ekgieri research; en at the University of Utah, in ad0:BrieJIilieDa!?d daa8rhter- of use the jujTcorrect dition to the flag; Mrs. J W work, covfMr..W. L. iSonf. .; ers all of the subjects ordinarily injtyfes Abbot, Americanism. scientific or gcdes Avenue Home Scenetwen-- Mrs. Paul ?k,nMton avenue. l!r. and cluded in the Miller, of Chile, S. A d half entertained Rowe M. two first aboratory H. (the In, Msitmg with friends in 3 of the usual medical courses years) in the the younger society group at are guest, at the Hotel Bigebw? hest medical school in the country. Lfeoa Wednesday at her home on Miss Lophelia Runyon of Los An- Upon the completion of the work the talii avenue hi compliment to Miss Del-fgeles arrived Sunday by a Miss Imii McCaffery, guest of airplane for students is given a two year medical Garden flowers a short visit with Mr. and Airs. Fred certificate which admits him into the Louise DeVine. Sho cntinucd her eastern junior class in any of the other Skiifct shades were effectively used the tables Monday trip of luncheon and will stop in Ogden schools. Practically all of last years fc tarnation i the home. Bridge followed lunch-- ftgMr.Mhefiretun ?rom New York. graduates were placed in the school Collins has recently of their first choice. The medical school of the Univerbeen Mrs. Lowell F. Horequested smart by of the luncheons Om of the of Utah is rated class A by the sity bart, president general of the Daughtat was presided over by Mrs. ters of council of Medical Education or the the American Revolution, to American Medical Cmis S. Eccles Thursday at the serve as a member of the association, and is national li- a member of the Association and Country club in compliof Amerboard of brary that to her mother Mrs. James H. ? of pro-m.ctio- n. which will be a conspicuous part of the exhibit. Arrangements are being made for a Utah Day at the exposition. Howling stated there is much interest in the state in the coming jubilee and many from Utah are planning to can't come, lies in the Someone stepped on his pipe during the game. Hellc: 1 don't see how that would make him have to go to the hospital. New Mae: It was his windpipe. York State Lion. Mae: -- , uL i pre-medic- Hill hoiitul. I More than 25 per cent of automobile accidents at railroad grade crossings, last year, resulted when motorists run into sido of trains according to American Railway association. al & taS JKSi pre-medic- al vice-chairm- en L-t- tive - pre-medic- al K S2 so-call- ed m. Og-hsti- AUGUST SALE OF df ican Medical colleges. Mr. and Mrs. Franksociety. Browning have da or a ew recrea- - day morning at the Ogden Golf and psti were bidden for bridge during fionB club. norning hours, with luncheon Mr. and Mrs. Seymour V. Prows Country A variety of bright late sum-- and Mrs. Hannan Prery and Miss Lucille sons, Dennis and Merrill, left Chaffin returned home blossoms were used in effective Tuesday from for a two weeks vacation in a short vacation Saturday on in the the fceontion in Denver and lounge and spent the southern Utah wonderlands. They Colorado -lucheon table. Springs. will visit Zion, Bryce and the Grand Dr. and Mrs. William Murphy, who in Ogdeq canyon canyon. They will be TUtwilrumer by were recently married in Berkeley, m the cool retreat for sixteen friends Mr. and Mrs. James accompanied who Furguson, California, arrived in Ogden Saturday dMn. W. H. Harris on Tuesday who will join them at Provo. a brief stay. The young couple mi bidden for luncheon and later oJadfev A Howell accom for were enroute to Chicago, where they anh. The hostess chose' zinnias and his daughter, Miss Martha will their home. Mrs. Murphy make to decorate left attractive pUm glow the Howell, yesterday for San Fran-cucwhere they will be Joined for will be remembered as Miss Dorothy has and the long luncheon table a fortnight by Mr. Howells mother, Brennan, formerly of this city. hen the friends were seated. One of the largest parties of the Tuesday's regular bridge and lunch- Mrs. Reese Howell and Miss Jenny week was given yesterday by Mrs. E. of es it the Ogden Golf and Country HoweH, JolU, California. Mrs. E. M. Conroy spent a few days P. Mills at the Green Gable tea room. dd proved as popular an usual this guests were invited for nek. Mrs. W. H. Loos was the memb- during the week with Mrs. F. Dewey Thirty-si- x luncheon. The small tables were cener af the hostess committee who pret- Richards, of Salt ke. tied at this weeks Kiesel and grandson, tered with sweet peas in pastel shades affair. The Robert )".ed of bridge of Kiesel, digest party of the day was given by Sacramento, who After luncheon, nine tables have been guests at the summer home were at play. In. Frank Browning, when she Dr. and Mrs. Francis R. Conroy enMrs. Walter E. Browning, of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Shearman in a party of friends at dinner tertained ikt has recently come here from Salt Ogden canyon, departed Monday for at their home, 855(1 home. their evening Monday Ids to make her home. Six small Mr. and Mrs. Herbert H. Snyder and Swaner place. Covers were laid for dies were arranged for luncheon and of Oak Crest park, have re- sixteen guests. Bridge followed dur-n- g Me decorated with deep red sweet son, Lafe, turned from a months motor trip to the evening hours. pas Bridge was enjoyed at the Lake Mrs. Charles San Tahoe, Clayton departed AnLos Francisco, tdbs after luncheon. Twenty-fou- r where she and the Pacific northwest. for California, geles, Thursday pasts were bidden and ' the Miss Mary Laurine Holmes, of Salt will spend several weeks. guests were Mrs. A. N. Hansen, Mrs. Douglas White, who has been a. Arch Browning and Mrs. Wal-ht- e Lake, and Grant Drake Ellis, who are to be married in the near future, were visiting with her parents, Mr. and Anderson, all of Salt Lake. Mrs. the guests of honor at a house party Mrs. George M. Wheelwright, will me Richardson invited sixteen given by Mr. and Mrs. Wallace H. leave Sunday for her home in Los An- fade to enjoy cards during the Ellis at their summer home at Bear geleg( oning hoars and luncheon was serv- - Lake last week end. Dr. and Mrs. E. II. Smith, accomhter at one long table made Miss Claudia Roberts, daughter of panied by their daughter, Eugenia, gay gladioli from the attractive gar-ja- Mr. and Mrs. Ralph D. Roberts, left have gone to San Francisco for a the hostess. Mrs. A. H. Aland New for York City, where she weeks stay. Miss Eugenia will remain Sunday named a foursome at luncheon, will spend sometime before returning in California, where she will attend fcjjed by bridge. to Columbus, Ohio, where she will re- school during the winter. Mghtful in all appointments was sume her work as instructor at the Mr. and Mrs. Fred G. Ruthrauff ?u. J?? Immheon given yesterday Ohio State 'University. were expected home the first of the Blanch Scowcroft at the Coun-9n- b Dr. and Mrs. Ezra C. Rich and week from a short stay in San in compliment to Misa Hesfie daughters, Mrs. Clarence E. Wright &ue,t of Misa Dolly and Miss Gladys Rich, are enjoyiner a ffifWs Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Shanks, fio7 DeVine. Garden flowers motor trip through California. The Twenty-eight- h street, had as their Mrs. luncheon table, where the party will be joined by Mrs. Gilbert guests over the week-enwives friends were . seated with Moyle at Yosemite national park. their and brothers four Shanks Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Troughber will from Idaho. Those in the party were nd the guest of honor: CUnton Pugmire, Mrs. Russell return next week from an extended Mr. and Mrs. Lee Browning, Mr. and Miss Dolly Louise' DeVine, stay at the beaches of southern Cali- Mrs. Guy A. Browning of Eexburg, Mrs. Charles Browning of and Mr. frothy Scowcroft, Miss . Pa-- g fornia. Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Reed and Emil Healy, Miss Lucille Chaffin, Sugar City, and Mr. and Mrs. Sophie Marie, and Mrs. Browning of Thornton. s. daughter, jmucille Shaw; Mrs. Warren Charles Reed left Sunday for a motor Max Sherriger, Miss Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Traughber will to Yellowstone park. Miss Rebecca trip home today from a and arrive Daynes, Misses Viola and Helen Harlin, Margaret Thomas, all of Salt at Santa Monica, California. sojourn daughters of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. HarL. Shanks will depart today L. Mrs. Hote Wedding lin, will leave today for Los Angeles, for Boise, Idaho, where she will visit Planned where they will visit with their sisMrs. W. Ray Under uj Carriage ofof Misa Sonya Lash us and Mrs. with her sister, Mr. and Mrs. J. ters, Mrs. Harold hill. . 2585 Fowler avenue, to Dee Draney. They will be joined later SSCT1. in the month by their mother, who Yes. Please 2pJPPer sonaltof Mr. and Mrs. will spend a month in California. fire station? May Lake City, will the that Is bb Dr. and Mrs. W. E. Kishpaugh Oh, really? noon at Hot?!- the to captain? high speak Raluw. The bride will be made a brief stop in Ogden Satur- Good Uteri!) or rather morning, evening W. with Mrs. Kishpaughs father, ManbSSSLJ7 her. aister. Miss Olga day Dr. and Mrs. , Kish- Reginald Renfrew of Balmoral D. W. Zeller. SmS V. 7k honor; and the home sions, Nasturtium Road, speaking. Ben Pepper, broth- - paugh were en route to their this unholy coast. Pacific Sorry to trouble you at from the A wedding break- - in Chicago a rotten f1?!0111 weve fut is. fact the but S. hour, Mrs. John T. Rushmer and Mrs. ow in the - club dining to like put it itM wjA, you W. Wherry have issued invitations for fire here and wed The or busy. too rVfrL arent terribly guests, sixty tuert a breakfast to be given next Thurs- - out if you includes ns; Houston, Texas. Dm of Twenty-fou- r TON RUGS fol-lowi- mr a AT BARGAIN PRICES o, Wilton Rugs at prices which will pay you to select now for Fall. Buy during this great August Sale youll be surprised at the extremely low prices. Reductions are made from prices already low. You can expect a real saving and you will not be disappointed. . U ri com-fbsant- out-of-b- ed ee KORAN WILTON IIERATI WILTON FINEST QUALITY WORSTED. (QA AA tZfv Q19 WlrvIVV No. 850-Herat!, finest quality worsted Wilton. A feature rug designed by a celebrated French artist. Two-ton- e taupe ground with border. The Heratl rug is one of contrasting Karaghensians finest qualities. Regular $140. A real bargain during August Sale, only $90.00 Y . ef Fran-cisc- o. . deck-aaelar- ge d, SW SI.. a. ft Gil-Mr- Mar-Jun- g, six-we- ek Green-daughter- . , relatives and fti by,? kin .Frm 2 to 5 oclock will be T.given by reatf ' which two hun- 011 Reception Green ve keen issued. Uni JjJ 2fi tag. Sreduate at.the bft, .71? e of the school of tte university. ke their r The home will j5xwhV??yofmedicinfc W f0 departed yea- 31 Ore., where she spend fortnight Ha r,low of Salt Lake, twelve guests at lunch- ind!,a tmorrw in the Ja Ir. and "tr Bigelow. J Shepherd, 802 .presided over a SK tl J hom?L$turdy C0Veri ,iesU.Wl1 evening for at six- - ttle son, Bob, for Reno, where they ISednead8!11 ,nd 3 jpg- -. Ptst fony month. SL vMby who ha been a shrfi7e of Mr and Mrs. carvilme Toe,dy camp in FISHERMEN! a $20.00 ShakeOn September 7th we will give Rod and a $5.00 Shakespeare Reel to the speare ones who catch the largest and next to the largest trout. Largest to date 10 lbs. and 10 ozs., dressed Adams Ave. weight, caught by L. A. Meyers, 2501 Rods! All Reduced Prices on HUNTERS! and ducks; shells for the chickens Shot Guns and and Remington Metalics for tne big game rifles deer hunt. Let us equip you and route you for a successful deer hunt. We know some of the best guides and of have hunted in the best deer hunting sectionslow Utah, Idaho and Arizona. Guns priced very for cash. Capt and Mack J. M. McCamant 1666 Washington Ave. W. D. Harrison Phone 978-- J iastg LARCHMONT WILTON LARCH MONT WILTON Heavy Q7C AA Quality Wool Wilton. Size 9x12.... Larchmont firit quality wool WilNo. 253-2- 5 ton rug. Size 9x12. Rug is woven of finest quality wool yarns, and is very much above the average Wilton in quality. Rose jaspe ground. Dainty Chinese design, three band contrasting bonier in grey, black and rose. Special for August Sale Regular $105.00. ... $75.00 ....m.. ... only d7CJVv KORAN WILTON WvraM WII-AA .....eD ton Rug. Size 9x12 Koran Worsted Wilton rug, size No. 9022-I- I 9x12. Grey jaspe center, Chinese design, blade of best grade worsted wool and tested dyes. Guaranteed quality. Mohawk woven. Regular $105.00. Special for the August $75.00 Sale . .... .. ............ . .m... ...... ....... .mw. BARRYMORE WILTON Finest BAKKYMOllK WILTON Worsted Seamless M 1 AA Quality DJLJLJ.W Wilton. Size 9x12 No. 6115 Barrymore Seamless Worsted Wilton, size 9x12. The finest seamless worsted made, Chinese design, dark grey center, contrasting border In black, blue and lavender. Regular price $106.00. A remarkable buy at 116.00 the August Sale price of KARADI WILTON RUG KARADI WILTON RUG BUNDHAR WILTON BUNDIIAR WILTON Highest ffOQ Art Quality Wool Wilton. Size 9xl2..DOUU Bundhar Wilton rug, size 9x12. A No. 781-- 4 well balanced rug of Chinese design. Two-ton- e jaspe tan center. Constructed of best materials. Bundhar is noted for its fine wearing qualities and the rug is guaranteed to give satisfaction over a period of years. Regular $125.00. A $89.00 remarkable value at. HERATI WILTON g??.,- ?- Superior Wll,0- - $75.00 No. 1400 Karadi Wool Wilton Rug. One of the best of the wool Wilton Size 9x12. rugs. A beautiful reproduction of a Chinese masterpiece. Rose taupe center, contrasting border of lighter shade spraya and vase throughout rug, in blue, black and gold. Regular $105.00, $75.00 August Sale DE LUXE WOOL WILTON DeLuxe Wool Wilton, blue jaspe center, size 9x12. Regular $115.00. (Ifl August Sale No. 622 ((l IIERATI WILTON Finest Qual- - OAK D7J.UU ity Worsted. Size 9x12. Herati worsted Wilton rug, size No. 840-9x12. Chinese type design, rose center with contrasting borders of rose and blue. Herat! Wiltons are woven by one of the oldest mills in the country and are noted for the fine quality of materials and workmanship used in their rugs. Regular $135.00. August Sale $95.00 M BUNDHAR WILTON BUNDHAR WILTON He.., Quality Wool Wilton. Size 9x12....' Bundhar Wilton rug, size 9x12. A No. 765-2- 4 graceful Chinese design with grey background, relieved in each end by spray of much beauty in shades of rose and blue. A remarkable value, suited for living or dining room. Regular $125.00. Special for the August $89 .00 Sale BUNDHAR WILTON RUG 765 Bundhar Wilton rug, aize 9x12. Chinese pattern. Regular $125.00. OOQ AA No. .OvtVv August Sale SHERWOOD WILTON RUG Sherwood Wilton Rug. Size 9x12. de- Very fine quality worsted rug. Chinese No. 6208 MT'14500 -$- 110.00 ROXBURY SEAMLESS WILTON Roxbury Seamless Wool Wilton, new heavy quality. Size 9x12. Tan ground. Excellent value. Regular $100.00. (P(7A AA August Sale No. 7018 These are only a few of the specially priced Rugs now on Sale. August Sale prices prevail on All Floor Coverings. LIBERAL CREDIT TERMS EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME |