| Show TIIE Popular Couple Wed in Salt Lake HALT Salt Lake Maids Who Wed in May and June Temple May 22 Spring Brides Upper' left to right Miss Ruth Chambethn daughter of Mrs Daisy F Chamberlin uhose engagement to C Vernon Langlois son of Mr and Mrs D R Langlois is announced The marriage uill take place June 4 in the Salt Lake temple Miss Minnie Neertngs daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Neertngs uho is engaged to Garney Johnson of Oakland Cal The marriage of Miss Edna Elizabeth Alder daughter of Mr and Mis J A Alder and Cahln Y Wells son of Mr and Mrs Melvin D Wells will take place May 22 in the Salt Lake temple and will be followed by a large reception at the home of the bride s parents 67 P street The bride Is a former student of the Uniof Is Utah and a membpr of versity the Lambda Phi Lambda sororllv Mr Wells Is a graduate of Columbia university and Is affiliated with the Alpha Kappa Phi fraternity Members of the bridal party will Include Miss Dallas Caff all maid of honor Miss Isabel Broun Miss Faye Smith Miss Phyllis Wells and Miss Marian Buller bridesmaids Geoj-gWells Will be best man The bude-clewill be guest of honor at a bridge supper Wednesday evening to be given by Mrs John C McOlnley at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs William ORottrke Thursday Miss Flotence Ostler Miss Virginia Ostler and Mrs George Russell will entertain at a supper and bridge party at the Ostler home on Yale avenue honoring Miss Alder who on Saturday will be the complimented guest at a dinner to be presided over by Miss Dallas Caffall Mrs R J Caffall and Mrs Harold White at the Hotel Bigelow Ogden Sunday May 3 Miss Isabel Broun and Miss Faye Smith will be hostesses at k breakfast at the Ambassador hotel honoring the bride Friday evening a group of the bride's friends entertained in her honor at a bridge supper at the home of Miss Ruth Btrkenshaw 243 Eighth East street A decorative color scheme of lavender and yellow prevailed throughout the house and In the table appointments The guests were Miss Alder Mrs Herbert Hart Mrs Flllott Wight Mrs R Robertson Mrs J McBrayne Mrs Ray Miss Etta Merrill Miss Emily Nolte Miss Norma Cushing and Miss Maurtne Olsen Miss Florence Smith daughter of Mr aiJ Mrs George C Smithy uhose en- gagement to David L Anderson is announced I oner left to right Miss Una Paine uho mil ued Milo MisS LaRuc Crcenig in June daughter of Mrs S Crcenig uhose marriage to E A Hallmark of San Francisco uill take place in the near fu- ture in California ct I Woods are spending a few weeks in Los Angeles and the beaches of southern California In Los Angeles they will visit with Mr and Mrs Field Williams and family former residents of Balt Lake Mrs Warren was accompanied to the coast by her mother Mrs Alice Parry 1 CREAM CO SUNDAY i I 4 j FOR THE SPRING CLEAN-U- New York f AND P mewra ium TAtywtfSl It's the Season for —and for sports footwear that has style and dash and differAmerica’s fashionable entness women everywhere are wearing the Spectator I Sjiorts Shoe T" I style la two-- 4 mi er Brigs lU— party with Ransom and Bentley were A C Kalblleisch and Major Moore both of New Yoi k City Bibles i offered c::ca ndtl kid -- And thil comet In BOSTON (UP) —There was a time back in the '90’s when no marble-toppe- d parlor table was complete without Its old family Bible Times $850 MAIL ORDERS FILLED Latest inodes In Sport Hosiery to complement orvrjr sprint sports costume ne Ikwljrhampsorji 'AeTTMU CJ HOSI 120 SHOES MAIN tr Boa Marche SUBSTANTIAL $AE©N 207J MAIN AUERBACH REDUCTIONS Proprietor Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money Refunded Permanent Ware Our regular $15 Permanent Wave Under Direct Supervision of A J Auerbach Dean of Beauty Culturists in Intermountain Region WBiimiimms m§ 25 COATS Miss Dorothy Ensign will entertain at a breakfast Sunday at the hotel honoring Miss June Smith a bride-ele- New-hou- se Uintah High School List of Graduates Complete— Phone Was 4555 or Was 2336 FOR OUR PATRONS AT WINDSOR AUTO PARK (A few doors south of our Salon) ' DRESSES Street and Evening Dresses of Chiffon Georgettes and Crepes Re —Prints and Colors VERNAL — The following list of graduates will receive diplomas from the Uintah high school Zella Thora Ashby Norma Allen Marie Anderson Elma Allaw Afton ElizaBingham Velma Benmon beth Chapman Helen Calder Fmma Gardiner Sydney Goodrich Glenn Hemstreet LaRue Hunting Heber Harrison Faye Hunt Marvel Hatch Helen Henderson Harlend Hodgkin-so- n Junius Hacking Virginia Jacobson Mary Langford Mable Merk-le- y Wright Noel Loma Oaks Owen Slaugh Ada Olsen Maryetta Freece Ben Richards June Ross Robert Steele LaVelle Swain Deward Shiner Gladys Slaugh Rowena String-haCarl Searle Mary Lou Thorne Vernon Clara Arthur Woolley Chrystal Woodruff Evan Workman Verona Winkler Vernal Lynne Dudley Jensen Glenn Morrill Tridcll dueed - 25 to SUITS and Stones Peautifully set in and NeckBracelets Rings — Prica all at pieces Precious Twills Tweeds and NovReelties all included to 50 duced 25 Semi-Preciou- One-Ha- m fourteen POLICE ARMS CHANGED NORFOLK Va (UP) —Within the next few weeks the Norfolk police department will ba equipped with 0 50 JEWELRY Ay-co- ck "Extras" CONNECTFD WITH ANY DEPARTMENT STORE 5® Included are Trimmed and Untrimmed Sport Ite and Dress Coats to dueed 25 50 ct No spring merrhawiJisd csll rangements are being made for dancing In the garden and tables for bridge will be arranged In the house and veranda Mrs Lynn Raybould W In charge of the tickets assisted by Mrs F W Reynolds Mrs Don Wells and Mrs C Clarence Neslen The committee on entertainment Includes Mrs Fred Helges president of the wives' organization Mrs W M McCrea Mrs Will L Ellerbeek Mrs George McLeese and Mrs L A Stevenson Reservations can be made with any member of the committees The women of St Paul’s guild will give their annual spring card party and apron sale Saturday at 1 p m at the parish house east on Clair $850 gfmmmmmsmSmg Mothers’ and Wives’ club of Beta Theta PI fraternity will give a spring party Saturday May 10 at 8 p m at the home of the president Mrs W W Ray 1408 Yale avenue Ar- NBGHT BEAUTY FREE PARKING is visiting her m SPECIALS Comin Events ct box 1 Mrs Verne Tracy son Gerald Tracy City “AD” IN MONDAY TRIBUNE apiece Miss Marguerite Knapp and Miss Lucile FTanko will entertain at a luncheon Saturday at the Hotel Ambassador In honor of Miss Kathrlne Browne a popular bride-eleof May The Girls’ Friendly association of St Mark’s cathedral will entertain in honor of Miss Browne Thursday evening J after June E So Temple j Phone Hy A The marriage of Miss Bemlre Smith and George A Langford will take place May 6 at the home of the bride’s parents Mr and Mrs O M Smith East Seventeenth South street at 7 p m C Clarence Neslen will perform the ceremony which will be attended by relatives of the voung couple The pair will spend their honeymoon In California and will make their home in Salt Lake SEE MYERS SPECIAL Man Chooses Chicago Bride Executive board ot the Salt Lake Business and Professional Women’s club will entertain the members of the club at a cherry blossom tea Sunday April 27 from 3 to 6 p m at the Nelson home 761 Sixth avenue i Ruth Sartor OCRACOKE N C (UP)—The first channel bass to be landed from Lois M Greenwood Invites you to the surf by rod and reel were taken see the new arrivals in Unported hand at Ocracoke by Peter Bentley Red made lace bedspreads Refractory long and short range gas guns The Bank N J and Neale Ransom Suff-re- n sets banquet cloths white and colN Y Tliese ai tlie first chanmen of the force also may be ptovhl-e- d ored luncheon acts Dresden lamps with gas clubs for use In unusual nel bass to be taken In this manner and other exclusive articles Featurenof Pi women will Phi Phi The § emergencies Cartridges fired from along the entire Carolina coast ac- ing a special on bridge sets MarA variety of fifteen special flavors on band in our store Sold tertain w ith a bridge tea May 3 at the field gas guns will contain tear cording to all available Information velous Values 978 Military drive Hy In Molds Cakes and Bulk SpeCones Bricks g in Puddings gained from the anglers here In the 816 the Manor house Mrs G F Carman gas (Adv) cial Designs § will be the general chairman as- sisted by the following committees' Delivery Service Packed in Ice 11:30 a m 2:30 and 5:00 p m Tickets and tables Mrs K L Irvin and Mrs F C Dauncey candy Mrs 806 754 James W Silvers and Mrs H W Mrs J G refreshments Smith Mrs C C Crlsmon Mrs G Our Product Can Be Obtained Only at Our Plant Jones and Mrs Lewis A Bailey SPECIAL 1 be- Mr and Mrs J C Lynch and daughter Miss Dorothy returned during the week from an extended apparently have changed for the motor trip In California where they Morgan memorial local charitable have spent the past three months organization Is offering a large numof FIRST CHANNEL YlSS CAUGHT ber these religious relics at 25 cents Vanilla Green Pineapple BRICK Tuttl Frutti Manufacturers and Retailers of Fancy Ice Creams L Mr and Mrs Paul Kraemer of Chicago announce the engagement of their daughter Emily to Frederick F Dremann of Salt Lake son of Mr and Mrs Frank Dremann Of Walnut 111 Both young people are graduates of the University of Illinois of the class of 1927 and Mr Dremann Is also a graduate of the law department of the university of the '29 class The marriage w 111 take place In the near future In Chicago and the couple will make their home In Salt Lake JAMES ICE 1 1 a reimtJbrtde uho fore her marriage Miss Mrs Jervis Anderson and Mis entertained Claude A Woolley 1 Thursday afternoon at luncheon honoring Mrs Cecil Marchbauk of San Francisco guest of Mis trolley at the Woolley home The tame was decorated with tulips and narcissus and the following guests were present: Mrs George Anderson Mrs Mis George W Agnes Anderson Fowler Mrs Hugo D Peterson Mrs Vivian Cliff Mrs Orson Cateller Mrs Clifford Doxey of Ogdeu Mrs Will Andrrson of Ogden Mrs James Anderson and Mrs Aline Mirks He her K Bohn freshments Mrs W E Bowen Mrs R J Knapp Mrs H F Wood Mis H P Wilson Miss Marion Seely tables and dining room Mrs C A Crockwell Mrs J K Bird Mrs N L Stewart Mrs W L Hill Mrs R E Wood Mrs E L Brown Mrs A H Hakenson prizes Mrs R A Marriott Mrs F S Spooner tallies and cards Mrs I J Ketchum Mrs F F Keay Reservations may be made from anv of the committee membeis Wednesday evening at 8 o clock Lybla temple will give the third In a scries of evening parties for all members of the temple and their escorts at the home of Mrs R L Harris 1572 Laird avenue The genet a) chuiiman Mrs H T Johnson will be assisted by Mrs W J Berryman Mrs J R Korns Mrs F A Yeamtms and Mrs H F Wood Reservations must be made from any member of the committee S aiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiimiiiKiiiiHfimuaHKiiiiimniiiimiiiiiniuiiiitininiuimiiinDiiiiinwioiiniimuaiiimiiiititiiiiHiininDiii 1 Mrs The executive board of the Business and Professional Women’s club will be hostesses at a tea Sunday from 3 to 6 o clock at the home of the Misses Nelson 761 Sixth avenue Past given to the club membership presidents of the organization who will pour during the afternoon are Miss Jessie Hnrroun and Miss Alice L Manning Miss Joanna H Sprague and Dr Alice Houghton Miss Elizabeth FitzGerald and Miss Elizabeth Bonner the latter being the newly elected president The rooms will be decorated with garden flowers In a color scheme of shades of pink with pink tulips and honeysuckle and the table will have a lace cloth and pink candles In crystal candlesticks Mrs Ora Harmston of Richfield president of the Utah Federation of Business and Professional Womens Clubs wrill be a guest at the tea Miss Ida Florence Drown sophomore at the University of Utah returned to Salt Lake recently after Miss Mary Neher daughter of Dr spending the Easter holidays at her and Mrs E M Neher returned Sathome In Elko Nev urday from Paris where she has been studying vocal music Miss Neher Mrs Thomas Warren and small also made a tour of Europe with a son and daughter Ray and Gall Joy group of friends 1 Patron Gives Tea 3 Matrons Hostesses Couple Arrange For Coast Visitor For May Wedding RECENTLY WED Business Women’s Club Plans Tea Traveler Luncheon Guest Mrs John Knudsen entertained at lovely luncheon Thursday at her home complimentary to Mrs Richard Woods who will leave May 12 for her old home In England Eight guests were invited to meet Mrs Nile Daughters ’ The patrons of Ljbla temple No 32 Daughters of the Nile will give a bridge tea Saturday afternoon at 2 o cluck In the banquet hall of the Masonic temple Mrs W R Carter captain of the patrol will be assisted bv the follow tug committees 1 lrkets Mrs E S Culbert Mis Carter re- P 27 1930 HOUSE-CLEANIN- Ked-dmgt- a LAKE TRIBUNE RU XPAY MORXINCI APRIL h r o a d ic a v lf s |
