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Show i. Uim Aafifust 29 1930 riday THE OGDEX POST M; Dr. itn.I :.e Jeanette Morrell, ilaugbter of tbailis D. of Houston, eivul an, Mrs. lhman, the secnml to Ciddiiur, The seiviug table held a lie I'iveti next week. r lavi tidt r and ihm1 asters, Mi s Rebr. ta Kit if will entertain at and the same floMiTs Were d on the four small tables. This is tie Imifhrnti and bridge today bt her hoino, i VO Mmiioe avenue. til" a lir-- t l stiles nf nimiliiim page G.) to be t'esidt'd over li.v Ml, lel'- (Coiitiuin-i- Mr. Jreph It. Morrell, will Tea. for Nvw York, and will na:! next Saturday on the lA'viuthan M.-r.li- for Lit ci cen-terjMf- She will join her brnth-J'- 1 Germany for a year. While .Mis Morrell will study Hillabrant Entertained Prior Pfcpular Couple IVted Prior to nius'.o a'l i lur.guages. On Tuesday fa to Departure he wa. the Departure of honor at a gu,t Ogden friends have feted Mr. ..J bridge lur., heon given by Mis RoseJohn Hillabrant. who will jjjj JvT week with her children, mary BarU r at her home, i;2 Twenty-fMrs. Janies Fergus OnAniiniiiucs Scasnn ltKltl .Tl during the ifth to join Mr. Hillabrant last striit. week, to their departure prior uSkol Wy0; where they wiU The Og.l.m G.d.f ar.d Country club fi, 1930 vTAeir home, haa been the inapira for Houston, Texas, where .Mr. Orr v.as ti;e seei.e of an attractive Monday Iii'tiin lion in Iian-i- Voiee, Violin, Harmony, ami Theory. mHy delightful parties dur- will be commercial manager for the bieukia- - ci veil ly n;eiv.!ei of ChapUnited Gas corimratioii. week. Mrs. Frank M. P. K, ter Registration Days, September o and i. F, (i. sisterhood, in honor of They will (Mfided over n small luncheon leave Ogden their two depart :: Mrs. 7 nieinbers, Hours. to l M. Corner -- iUh Street and Washington Avo. shortly. Mr. On- ami the Ogden Golfand Coun- Jamo who will soon go Fergus non. tirr, James (Fount r University Club.) Fergus, Jr., nil in compliment to Mrs. Hilla Minnesota tl, to llo.ist,'!-.- Texas, and Mrs. John where James will enter the asters dec lavender and who w:ll leave early in the .tPink MISS 111 I UN IllOM AS, Vtsal Culture, Ctiuching, and Pianu. Shattuck school at Fuirhault, and Hillabrant, the luncheon table, where the Mrs. mouth I.ionkol, W'yo., to reside. Orr MR. Mtrill It I liFIll-.KViolin and Theory. wid vi.it relatives in Man- A color scheme of guests were seated with the yellow ar.d white, honor truest: Mrs. Ray kato, before joining Mr. Orr in Texas. the club colors, was tarried out in the Twu,.j sixth street, in honor of Mrs. evening Mr. and Mrs. James Siver, Mrs. Walter E. Brown- - Tuesday Dev It. ine entertained at dinner and Uiu Marjorie Brewer, Miss at their home "Idlewild in ' bridge Nell Miss Driggs, Jennings, in compliment to Mr. Ogden Los canyon, of Anna Dailey Angeles. jgiuJohn Edward Carver and Mrs. and Mrs. Orr. Yesterday morning Mrs. Orr was the guest of honor at n. Stevens presided over a delight- Car-hoart,tr?.ctlv breakfast given by Mr. luncheon Wednesday at the street in JJ. H. Harris at the Ogden Golf and on Twenty-fift- h Six small Country club. of Mrs. Hillabrant Officials and employes of the Utah kfeivere arranged for luncheon, the Power and Light, of which Mr. Orr Ration being African marigolds. has been division manager for the fctMiwgton was enjoyed during the five past . years, gathered Wednesday ttrnoon hours. at the Hotel Bigelow to bid evening the evening Sunday farewell to Mr. and Mrs. Orr. Mr. ftdnesday kooi teachers of the intermediate and Mrs. W. A. Huckins, who are fitment of the First Presbyterian leaving Ogden to make their home in Ililla-uit for 'Mrs. 0h entertained Provo, where Mr. Huckins will Mrs. of home Wilbur the at manager of the Provo division, street Gari- and Mr. ml, 1059 Twenty-sixt- h and Mrs. L. W. Nima, of home. the A decorated n flowers who will be transferred to OgProvo, supper was served late in the den, were also honor guests at the were Rev. dinner. Bring Those present d Mrs. John Edward Carver, Mr. , More than a hundred representaid Mrs. W. P. Cook, Mrs. E. S. Ward, tives of the company were at the n, E. J. P. Rowse, Mrs. N. A. Mar-- dinner, representing every departMrs. C. Mrs. Aubrey Henderson, ment and including the leading offiKetchie, Mrs. E. W. Nelson, Miss cials of the company from Salt Lake, irpnis Christensen, Miss Ruth Keep, 'he speakers included President in Dorothy Sanford, and Miss Carol P. M. Gadsby, jeorge 5terer. Parry, James H. DcVine, A. P. BigMn. John Hillabrant was the hon-- ft elow and Robert Jarvis. at a bridge luncheon yesterday Music was furnished by an instruGreen Gables tea room over which mental trio, composed of Mrs. Hern Albert H. Aland and Mrs. man Fetscher, violin; Mrs. T. WharR. tone Whitmeyer presided, ton, cello, and Mrs. Fred Froerer, pijacheon was served at small tables, ano. A vocal duet included in the proA centered with vases of double pe- gram was given by Mrs. 11. Russell sos in shades of lavender and pink. Pulsipher and George Frost. Cher appointments carried out the Invitations bearing the names of Men color scheme. Dainty place rii were marked for Mrs. Hilla-in- t, Jr. and Airs. John G. Leonard have Mrs. Thomas Leslie, Mrs. Her-r- t ieen issued for the wedding of their W. Hinley, Mrs. Owen P. Cutler, daughter, Geraldine Marion, to LieuVuite Colidge, of n. Frank M. Browning, Mrs. E. C. tenant George ilonterey, California, on September ider, Mrs. Joseph R. Morrell, Mrs. The eeremony, which will take Warren L. Wat-- i, . H. Harris, Mrs. Mrs. Arthur D. Barber, Mrs. W. place at the Leonard home on Taylor be performed by the Rev. .Brawn, Mrs. Charles A. West, Mrs. avenue, will G. L. Lobdell, of the First Christian H. Mrs. L. E. gene Smith, Howes, n. Carlyle Eubank, Mrs. Irving H. church in the presence of members of families and a few intimate thman, Mrs. Fred King, Mrs. Myrl the 'two A reception will be held 'riends. McClcnahan, Mrs. Warner Arthur, the wedding, to which a large n. J. S. Allen, Mrs. Andrew T. of number invitations have been isart Mrs. Ray Whitmeyer, Mrs. Delft Foulger, Mrs. Herman B. Way, sued. The bride will be attended by n Herman Fetscher, Mrs. James Miss Sara Trousdale as maid of hon-of and Miss Winifred McConnell, trpu Orr, Mrs. Henry C. Stran-ir- t, or, Mrs. George A, Dickson, Mrs. Ogden, and Miss Jane Osborne, of Cedar City, as bridesmaids. LieutenC. Hetzel, Mrs. Mark Brown, Mrs. ant Douglas Dwyer, of Monterey, will irmon Barton, Mrs. Junius H. best man. the e nsrt, and Mrs. George A. Whitmey- A number of delightful prenuptial for Miss LeonToday Mrs. Ray1 Whitmeyer will affairs are being given Mrs. Max afternoon ard. Wednesday nor Mrs. Hillabrant with a lunch- ento be given at Green Gables tea Stevens and Miss Sara Trousdale at luncheon at (i bridge tertained Saturday Mrs. Myrl A. in courtesy to room tea Gables Green will entertain at a bridge the bride. Small tables centered with ncheon at Green Gables as a court-iVOU might as well have a cool kitchen I With a mod-- A f for were rosebuds arranged to Mrs. Hillabrant. Mrs. War- - dainty cm Natural Gas range,' you can do your baking, list Arthur and Mrs. Thomas Leslie luncheon and bridge. The guest w issued invitations for a lunch-1- 0 ncluded in addition to Miss Leonard, roasting, frying in a cool kitchen. For Natural Gas Mrs. H. F. Irwin, G. J. Mrs. Leonard, hon-to Mt Tuesday as a farewell is needed heat is concentrated where Mrs. N. C. McConnell, Mrs. Wellingthe popular matron. You can leave the Mrs. whole room! C. the I Trousdale, heat Mrs. ton Pierce, up fa. Stuart P. Dobbs and Mrs. John A. W. Walker, Miss Louise Becker, kitchen entirely while the actual cooking is being Davis presided over two very at-t- Miss Fowler, Miss Kathryn Green-wel- l, done enjoy a hook or the radio while the autobridge breakfasts on Wed-- y Miss. Eleanor Stevens, Miss snd Thursday at the Dobbs Winifred McConnell, Miss Katherine matic control assures perfect results on the range. 968 Twenty-fourt- h street. Healy, Miss Eugenia Smith, Miss Automatically controlled heat, concentrated in the sad purple larkspur decorated Helen Stevens, Miss Georgia Hopkins, room and the living rooms Miss Lyzena Payne, Miss Martha spot where is needed, means economy and coolness! Wilcox. Helen J bright with Tom Thumb dahlias Miss and Wright, Natural Gas is the only fuel gives full heat inu bachelor buttons combined with On Wednesday evening. September no warming-u- p No waiting breath. period noc-The following guests stantly. Mrs. of daughter Jean w hidden: Mrs. James Miss Warner, T. Abbott, 3, will wed Raycssary. C. B. Morse, Mrs. John Edward Agnes Warner Bowen,of Waco, Texas. Willard Hughes mond Mrs. W. F, Gallagher, Mrs. the F. Nantker, Mrs. Ora Bun-jf- a The ceremony will take place at . and aunt, uncle brides the of Junior E. Rich, Mrs. U S, home 238 Mrs. W. R. Brown, Mrs. E. Mr. and Mrs. James Simpson, '"J The street. h marriage ' ton Mrs. M. S. Stone Mrs. John Twenty-nintby Rev. John EdMrs. A. W. Walker, Mrs. service will be read First of the Presbytenai tt, Mrs. Joseph E. Storey, ward Carver o: church, in the present of members close few a and the immediate family friends. Miss Ruth Prout of Fort ColMiss Warner ? Finch, Mrs Arthur Woolley, lins, Colo., will attendDr. J. E. Young maid of honor, and as Holther, Mrs. C. J. Baker, Pocatello, Idaho, will be the best of bi Hinckley, Mrs. Walter man. The young couple will leave i Mrs. Dave Wangsgard, Mrs. for MVaco, Texasr p-Miller, Mrs. H, J. Dobbs, Mrs, the same evening A new Natural Gas range and a Natural Gas water their home. make will where they Me-a"?" Thackery, Mrs. Joseph C. heater will be installed in your homo for only $99, Hro. Frank Francis, Mrs The following Ogden matrons will; be to guests Lake today to Salt motor barney, Mrs. Heber $5 down, .and two Obmplete. Most liberal terms enterMrs. Rhine, of Airs. Gage Rodman, who is E. Ecklund, Mrs. F taining at luncheon in honor of airs. years, you wish, to complete payment. Ogden a popular D. faMro. George. II. Lowe,Harry Golding, Charles Le Mrs. Mn. Ezra C. Richard- visitor; Mn. William Van Alen, Mrs. 1 Irving Ubon, 9.eore S. Glen, Mrs. E. J, Fred M. Nye, Mrs.Airs. The same terms are in effect on a Natural Gas Conr, A. W. H. A. Soderberg, Mrs. Airs. Alta Kaplan, Mfs. Won Unit for your present furnace version House-heatin- g and Mrs. Golding. aark, Mrs. Albert H. Aland, Allen, Mrs. J. Francis . . . giving you a completely automatic heating plant Henry C. Stranquist, S5 a. w for your home and assuring you clean, uniform, ini bIm M Johnson, Mrs. T. H. HAVE YOU SELECTED .PhiladelphU, Pa.; Mrs. Ster--rl- p winter. Completely healthful warmth throughout 'Mrs. Owen P. Cutler, Mrs. s. Hum-Mrinstalled for only $110 at $5 down, with two years ; Gwilliams, Mrs. C. J. J. g. Falck, Mrs. George on, Mr, on the balance. j. T. Rushmer, Mrs.n ' Mrs. A. ISi. Mr,Vlson. Myrl FOR THE WINTER? Raymond P. Morris- -. G Fisher, Mrs. Joseph . pass these remarkable opportunities by. IF NOT, ivi!2 Mrs. Francis Johnson, Modernize your home now . . . before the fall rush. YounS Mrs. Joseph E. INVESTIGATE !(. - iL'aiil. in siu-ia- af-fail- s l ahr-a.l- . OGDEN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC - Hpjriniiinjr Scptemhor . if i;-- - jjlat jh S ?nd . fr t , fjlatittwlijA- tie-co- 'TOOK"" (GO (OIL as toanyitm 1, Vice-Preside- nt fol-owi- AIc-nah- an it doesnt .... it .... we Cal-Bo- ls it ... that f-.ft.- Try n ... Scow-Madso- if - Aa.-ke- the 1 Y our Home Mc-jJ- Dont vy fciSb! W Frank M. Browning, Mr. Mrs. Eugene II. Smith, a?or Artur Mrs. John Wa Piper, Mrs. Har-a- k rton' Mrs. Caflyle C. Eu- - D. THE Hil-nI- rs ATTRACTIVE ri' George Al. Fister, Mrs. Mr- - K- - J- - Barton, Mrs ili.v0r " Dyke, Mrs. Roy D. Thatch-An- n t, rg -- J rnt wV? RATES Now In Effect Carruth, Alisa Ida Fits- and Miss Florence Dobbs. At the William Van Alen presided Thornd" of dcli&htful appoint- targe wtute f luncheon, and was gladioli and dahlias. HOTEL BIGELOW dec-h.Wl- lh, Cov-la- id for sixteen guests, the diversion of the after- - Come in for further information. & Ogtdtem) (Cans (DDmpniMjj 414 24th Street Phone 174. |
