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Show 1 ' SONDAYMORNING; DECEMBER 4, 1921. THE OGDEN ' V luncheon was served by the. hostess. A basket of fruit was used as the tractive centerpiece .for the table. Ferns were used as the adornment in we the living: room, invitea kuwis iorMrs. afternoon, were Mrs. R. T. Petty. ixie vy omens Stratford. The club will hold its next .", "V! 3K-!i.in two weeks at the home of Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Arthur Bender. Dec. 7, at the home of Mrs. W J. 606 J. Mrs; Seventh street, Manning, regif. Parquet will assist Mrs. Manning. Pythian Sisters will hold their next ular meeting in the K. of r. hall elec: V There will be f Rp.fl roses formed': the decorative Tuesday evening. and the business meetitnotif in the home of Mrs. H. C. King, tion of officers 11210 Twenty-firstreet, Thursday af ing will be followed'by a social hour ternoon when she was hostess to the with refreshments. members, of the M. and S. club. The Alker entertained the afternoon was, spent in kensington. Mrs. Bessie of the members Ogden Britannic as hostess. Luncheon was served by the ri'he club will meet in two weeks with sociation Monday evening at her street. A Mrs. Li. J. Martin as hostess at the Ihome. 437 Twenty-firs- t Martin rps'idpnfp 2224 Adams avenue ' pleasant evening was spent in music r land songs, aud dainty refreshments ' Section. 2 of the by the hostess. Thostj Presbyterian circle were served will meet at the home of Mrs. George Jresent were Mrs. and Mrs. H. Fisher. t? vvhitmowr rjranT Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Parsons, Mr. andli'ondav afternoon. All comnleted Sherrat Hudson, Mr. and Mrs. Josepn of members made the that Auams, .ivir. ana ivirs. rjenjamm tides by Horace Alker. section will be turned in to the chair- Bitten, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Elizabeth Mrs. Ceciel Johnson, man. , ' ' " Upsworth, Mrs. Sarah Johnson, rs. Isabella Kckersley, Mrs. Eliza Briggs, ; Mrs. J. If., Spargo will be hostess to Mrs. Mary Knowels, Miss Theodora the members of her five hundred club Miss Kfltheryn Johnson, Miss Bitten, "the at afternoon Fay Mary Thursday Miss Ethel Alker. Tim Hilda Alker, ; Inn. , FranV Bitten and Alker, Taylor, Billy . .".'.' ... Members of the St. Joseph society Frank Johnson. will hold their "regular meeting Friday Mrs. J.' C. Green was hostess to the afternopn In the St. Joseph's hall. This Members of the Acacia club will t' at the home of Mrs. RobertFri--I. 2605 Van Buren avenue i Havror. o vr Hpher Sf.owcroff is in charge of the program. '. on, m-e- ."i ' . st ' V 1 ar-Mr- s. -- ; ' EOCAt-BBIEF- - cJLL "' monton. Mrs. W. F. Cora, Mrs. Carrol and Miss Frieda Dressel of Bait u.LaJca. Mrs. W. 8. Flewlllnr.,'"Mrs. Smith, Mrs. M. Phillips and Mrs. Martha May of Ogden. Mrs. H. L. Griffin and Mrs. E. II. Hutairfplllar were the- Invited guests for th afternoon- Section 1 of th Presbyterian clrcl met Thursday afternoon in the Plaxa. with Mrs. Howard uoitscnau parlors and Mrs.' Carson as hostesses; Section 2 met Tuesday afternoon at the horn of Mrs.' Ralph,. D. Robert. 2611 Fow ler avenue; Section S. met Friday af ternoon at the home of Mrs. Josepn Taylor and Section 4 met at theh home of Mrs. J. A. Moffat on Twenty-fourtstreet Friday afternoon. ' v MRS, ROY L. PERRY and children of Deer Lodge, Mont., who have returned home after a several. weeks visit in Ogd en. ; rt-Unrant- den brought the Idea from Franco and is now raising this table YOl) ARE. WELCOME Erery one must feel that they are welcome, in our wonderful store. We will try to make you feel at home, and will surely deem it a. privilege to show you around the place even if you do not epend a cenL J. "GIFTS THAT 8. Lewis Co. LAST." BARBERS Mrs. George Smith was hostess yes Fits-gera- local ld . and Miss Evelyn Nelson. A., Let us Help with that Big Family. Dinner guided accordingly. A delightful afternoon of entertainment was enjoyed by the members of the Historical society Saturday, November 26, at the Mary Fay Inn. of yellow chrysanthemums were used in the effective adornment. Mrs. A. W. Agee gave a report on the many problems considered at the meeting of the City Federation recently. Miss Ida Anderson, assisted by Miss Rouse, pianist, favored with two exquisite Violin selections. A paper on "The Negro Problem" was given by Mrs. Josephine! Hirst, while Mrs. Philip Mason read aj paper constructed on the subject. "New Ihjught." Both the subjects were weil discussed and created Interest In n?w lines. The next meeting of the club will be held on Saturday, December 10, at the Mary Fay Inn. the members of the Service Star afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at her home, 2963 Jefferson avenue. A children's play day was enjoyed yesterday afternoon In the recreation hall of the St. Joseph's Catholic cnurcn. .uemuers oi me i,ainouc wo- man's league, with Mrs. K. II. Alton chairman, were the hostesses. A aj story hour was carried out and various contests formed the diversion for the MlkM'-- 4mmm Tbe terday afternoon to the members of the Home Culture club at her home. 2529 Brlnker avenue. An Interesting program was given, Dorothy Canfield Fisher beinc: the author for studv. Miss Blanche Lamed reviewed "Therl Brimming Cup." and Mrs. T. J. FOR LITTLE PRESENT A reviewed "Home Fires In France." Mrs. John F. Morrison gave MONEY It la not necessary to a paper on "Flint and Fire.' The spend five dollars for a present biography of Dorothy Canfield FIhr here. There are thimbles for 50 was read by Miss Nan Williams, who also led the discussion. The club will cents, pencils for a dollar, pins for 75 cents, link buttons for a dollar, meet again in two weeks. in fact dorens of articles to fit any Members of the Sempre Musical puree. J. S. Lewis Co. "GIFTS club were entertained at the home of THAT LAST." Mrs. C. H. Stevens, 730 Twenty-fourt- h street, Tuesday afternoon, it was proA NEW LAW During the next gram day, Mrs. Eugene Carr acting as chairman for the afternoon. Miss meeting of tbe legl?lature a bill Mary Fisher gave current events, and introduced requiring a rear musical numbers were given by Miss may bewhich will snow whether a Vera DeLamater, Mrs. Ben Tyree, Mrs. signal is driving the auto or woman, man C. Mrs. Warren Blnford, Eugene Carr, so that the party following may be Mrs. Royal Eccles, Mrs. Fred Froerer LOVELINESS Tbe permanent loveliness of Jewelry proves that "Gift That Last" ar the most desirable of all gifts. In that' ibey keep alive clways the sentiment that inspired th giver and the occasion on which it was given. family reunion at Christinas time will be twice as enjoyable f,or you if you don't have to wear yourself out with preparations for it. That happy WIFE WANTED A rich Texas gentleman has advertised for a wife. He lias had five already, all of which married Mm for h! money and got stung. His next wife will likely come Into the coin, as he gives his ago as 87. TURTLE ladles EBONY ift S.LEWIS CO. L clean. We'll do all of this work for you aud in a way that will delight you and your guests. One trial will convince. Bundle up everything that needs wasJiing, and phone us. We'll have our representative -- there promptly, and in only' a littlo while we'll have your things back, . beautiful, washed and ironed, We can help with your party linens, guest towels, curtains and washable drapes; the best Rheets that have been stored awav and JEWELERS afternoon. blankets you've been planning to relief from the most laborious part of planning for company the family washing. i need fr.e.Kh'fning; the pillows and Of course there are many things which no one but you can attend to properly, but w can give you ho are looking for a permanent aad for a man ought to attractive see this liWe. It Is the bent thing in brushes .that has ever been on the market. We have a nice Mrs. Frank Ryder will be hostess to - DECIDE barbers are. considering "riiitln days" for the various hospitals and lnstitntlom. One barber from each shop will attend to the cutting of hair and shaving there, free of charge. It Is understood Hy White is promoting this. . Bou-o.ue- ts 'ill- S . Mrs. 'A. G.'Bowman'wiM be hostess to the members of the Ladles' Literary club Wednesday at her hom&.ln the apartments, 31 4 S Washington Wright avenue. The following program will D given: Paper, "New Enrland Short P. A. Herdti; Story Writers." Mrs. "The Tweirtn uuest ' (Mary w. f ree- "Goodman), MrST C V. Z3nn: song. Mrs. E. C. Bye" (from Lady Billy) . Rich. wmmmmimmmammmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmtmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm 'XI. R s A DELICATE DISH Several ofare in Ogden about to fer ckoicc s nails on their menu cards, Jasper Whiffle of North Or ' ' STANDARD-EXAMINE- ready to do their part in making Christmas day a day of real happiness and joy. Mrs. AG. Horn was hostess to the memoers of her bridge club Tuesday afternoon at her home, 1139 Capitol avenue. Luncheon was served, at the partners- Mrs. ErJkkson la a lady of close of the card games. Chrysanthe- very pleasing personality and .excellent mums were used In the decorations. business ability. She Is well known the state and made a host Members of the B. I. M. Five Hun- throughout of friends in Brigham City. dred club wero delightfully entertained at supper Tuesday evening at the Ml&s Llaie Nebeker of Wlllard. enhome of Airs. Joseph L. WlntaJcer at tertained evening;, Nov. '25. at her home on Hudson avenue. A cen- her home!.Friday In compliment to Mrs. Del- of terpiece yellow chrysanthemums hYt ChVp forrtirlv Mlif Maltla decorated the. table. Two tables of 600 Facer. Fall flower decorated the were enjoyed. Mrs. R. T. Murphy and rooms. A social evening was spent' Mrs. John Nelson received the honors and a trousseau was displaybeautiful card games. lor ed. Mrs. .Nebeker was the rccJpitenl many beautiful gifts. 'At a late hour Mrn. C. W. Hadley will be hostess to of a delicious tray luncheon was served the members of the Women's Christian J mil uriui vy tuv jimc. li Temperance L'nlon Wednesday after- Klnla Luke. Lavon it Facer and Andra! noon at her home, S85 Twenty-sixt- h out town The of Barker. guests wtr. aunaty J street. The meeting will Open at 2:30 Mrs.-GeII. Facer, Mrs. Worth An- o'clock. Mrs. Hadley will be assisted derson. and Miss Elva Blackburn ofj by Mrs. John Newton. Mrs. H. Hantz Brlgham City. Mrs. Clifford Thorn.' will lead the program with Mrs. W. B. of Ogden and Mrs. Parley Davis of Flewelllng giving the lesson. Perry. Silver Review No. 1, Women's BeneiMra. Exra Waddoups entertained at! P: ;i s;.'i fit association of the Maccabees en- a- dinner afternoon. Nov. 2I.Qt a tertained at delightful card party her home.Sunday A vase of. chrysanthemum In O. O. I. F. the Wednesday wiit pe tnej iinai meetin for the year: members of the Lai Cos club Wednes- hall. A largeevening mornlr.f. Nov. 2 4. vhSrh many of thflr ancestors deparl-an- d natlonaJ Federation rif Working Wo number of the members formed the centerpiece for the u bio City day afternoon at her home in Glen- - and their friends were In attendance. M. covers wer laid ror Mr. and Mrs. ;iin(1 nrnt Thursday end 'vtll!Bg!t4 In response to the rreat edttor'a nwn at the arms coference. week the Mrs. Lillian E. Waddoups of Palt Lake City. Irltnd; advice. were XV t n Mr. 1r Mr nnii "It's practically ccm to this: That" J utt t,t ooi hostess to the Royal Purple club mem- diversionVoC the afternoon, with Mrs. wnrdPrl ia irm Ttno vtmr Ohio was chowtn as the first ob- Mrs. Mr.! MJsa Moss Bountiful, of no place tpr the unmarrid woden, Lyle there's Premell, Mr. Miller and Mr. Lvster. Geora-- Fullenbauch of Eureka and Ogden avenue. Mrs. Fenstemaker wlai willing the honors. At 5 o'clock a The westman was 20 who hadn't means. of in charge by Mrs. the nfaret of the four middle party Mr. Orval Sackett. Xllss Vella Wad-- I be assisted by Mrs. Brown. DRAMA AND chicken dinner was served bv the host MUSIC oH ts fully occupied ern Mrs. states Mrs. Forbes whoso Miller. and IHtl chance of nrrU , leaii. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mom and Chrysanthemums were used as The review expects to give other par- doupa, ind which annually find forth ttlm : for Ther"a ahe's Mrs. her Dr. Mrs. CavJ Rasmussen entertained "the centerpiece for the table. Club ties and an! Etra Waddoups. . . pube4 cut o,'"1 -" - , .................. season. the ' U -- v winter, ' during V(IH1I members 9 Aof her club Thursday at her have been postponed and lndutr.al woild t and UwauM Its farm population he tu,n to prent Ihelr cla are . until! .. 11.1 i. rtma t 1 Tirontir. H ft V. t ant T'Vw meetings V,. Mrs. Preaton M. Budre entertained 1)117 preparing of the hlxhttt order. The rain- - younger women with leas reKonlti:satk lin (JUL I.IC liuui .UUIU. ttt an Informal dinner .Sunday after- Orpheum theatre. Monday, Dec. 1. paltn machinery was provided by Ihe Ly who tAn work for rnuch of ne at monr) solng:i toAlrs. fe. ?yhreVve held the first rathoHn Woman'ii noon at her home. Covers were laid Work. on the Hampshlte atat grange, which productionnf has been un- - .N(w lULII'F .j Luncheon was Wednesday in January. - m fDr George Checketts. Mr. W. Mrs. -R. and was iVi Miss Holmes. foratlrnulaled with donated by by nlimhpr at 1?er prizes 1r We've ol to do something for served by the hostess. Guests of the Violet Jensen. Mr., Louis, Bowert andciyd. Rolland II. HpsuW-xht9In the principal women. ' ormfrGoymor afternoon were Mrs Clyde Woodcock Mrs. W. S. Flewelllnsr was hostess . V rrwun Ai. uuusr, ami. kiiu ...,.. We mutt keep which 1. II will 1m UD&nrtd t Mlt. ft publicity, fr Irnl. ana Mrs. Clifford Cave. . , . , to the members of the ?tate executive alma to reatore abandoned farma to! i cast, chosen from the Senior " ' Mrs. Henry HarTls entertained Frl- - able . board of the Women's Christian Tem-'vcr ,, been thu Ihlr former productivity, la headed Mtas Jtfanlrom'a :t. fc'he cut M,mh.n lur. ji vr- v..iv,,, . . " . . Members of the Ladies' Auxiliary to neranco union TiifsrVar nftf rnhnti nf . afternoon at a children's, party In named as follow; .'. day Ly MaJor Frank Knox, editor of the beof unions l"ncHh. wrrjen'a garilier honor of the 10th birthday anniversary Bob Bennet i V t t A KiJL 1J ..u C 1UC. II 111 wa. Clyde Miller Manchaaler Union. waa ahe Now ahe'a ore fore the II. or her daughter Marlon. Games were B. M. Ralston and members of tho order at a bazaar .terestlng business meeting was held, the Woodmen of the World hall. or Kenneth Hess outstanding International figure In wo- and card party Thursday afternoon in Changes were made in the stata con- delicious refreshments Bishop Doran and' played Maxon Melllnger was Mrs. hostess Carlisle C. E. jnvan's Industrial wcrll. the I. O. O.i IT. hall.i Sixteen tables stltution. the most important of .which served to eight little guests. . . . .Cha. Stevens WOMEN OF THIRTY Van Dusen. Cisrence of to members the evening .were piacea ior iive nunarea." Thursday ttr ! a the effect that any local union the TKlr riAnncllv harVouU have teen much more !lllr GREATEST PROBLEM ! to the Spanish ors were awarded to Mrs. Jake Rhine, which failed Mr. and Mrs. R C. Papendlck spent! Gwen RaUton to pay dues to the utat WarWomen's Auxiliary, me May Wright ane says, "but I fchall hae t 2924 ideal." Mrs. Cullen and Mrs. Michaels. Veterans, at" her home, .... jtreasurer before the books are closed in end last week, Brlfham City with Mrs. Ralston Kawhryn career. Many women like to avenue. my " " " keep Stephens A. W. Compton. ishall not be entitled to h They Kthel Bernlce Harris wear NEA Service en the By scalps cf their .Monday-for.-thel- r v An invitation to visit Sepo Lily di- - at the state convention. representation laft home in Twin Mabet A new office King Phyllis Dec. "The belts. their i. WASUINQTUN, W. or district manager. Falls, Idaho. . or salt uiKe was; tne u. tt. Duffy, j.au that of , state auditor. George Babel Betty Hurst man of 20 is the "But with a little srr.Ue "I aha! Industrial has been accepted by the local La- Mrs. E.created, H. Hutsinpirfar was appointed was a visitor, last Thursday evening at Kate Fenton problem in England biggest Martha martf feel life she isn't has counted for very little ray dies' Auxiliary to the O. R. C. The chairman. Letters were ordered sent the meeting of the Ogden council 1557 Mrs. Elmo Fairbanks spent last ' ried." if I never have a ch'.ld of tny meeting ia said to be held on December to President Harding commending him Security Benefit association,' held la week ead la Salt L.keClty. Miss Kate Manlcom la speaking 8," and as many of the members tm on FLOWERS WILL GO the signing of the anti-bebill the K. of P. hall. 110 pounds of pink and white KnglUh Kxperlment show excellent pa possible, sir urged to go. and one to Secretary Charles E. Miss Le Ora Larsen visited In Salt can be made out of grape Mnea. InterShe TO WEARER the DIRECT femininity. per represent Chll of the week-endThe regular meeting Lake during the Hughes for his peace and arbitration 3 held at Aid . Mrs.tOrley Shaw was hostess to the efforts. dren's wi A delicious luncheon society was members of the O. D. O. Kensington served by the hostess. The following o'clock Friday afternoon at. the-DiMr- ahd Mrs. W. O." Knudson spent Roses and -- BORTON. Ma jul; Dec. t. ciud inursaay arternoon at her home members were present: Mrs.' D. W. pensary. . . , Thanksgiving in Salt Lak City with carnations . the direct from grower go on UDerty avenue. o 5 a At clock 'Jenkins and Ault of Tre thelrMauf hter. Mrs. J. Edward Taylor, to the coat lapels of men and women . Women of the First Christian church v way to 'business under a plan will hold their annual bazaar in the Mrs, Lysle Richardson went to Ka.lt ton their In the producer's flower mar11 h Twenty-fourtcorner adopted of church parlors, ket in this city. For many years growand Madison avenue, Wednesers in the auburba have brought their of this day, Thursday and Friday LiVLJ ware into Winthrop Square and disweek. The church will be opened each in the to florists retail of them 1 Be o'clock. posed until t o'clock day from &e? early hours In two markets which sides the fancy work and the handker combined are said to form the largest chief booths, there will be a doll booth flower market in the country. and & children a, Dootn,. as wen as a . By the new plan designed. to preWE ARE SPECIALISTS IN THE TREATMENT OF PYORRHEA d fruits and Jel booth 6f ." open e vent waste, the market Is thrown . well-prOn a lies. evening Friday a. m. evch-day- . -to after i the be will publlo between dinner served pared alsJmoat that The s 6 explain o growers clock. the hours of and ways there Is a surplus of flowers above the requirements of the florists. Mrs. John Thomas entertained the of . the Indent Now the dingy-wallhome, 1617 White, Rose club at are brightened on the square buildings Grant avenue, Tuesday. Bmringthe ' an of the day hour lino-iat bloom with We WE ARE SPECIALISTS IN CROWN AND BRIDGE WORK have the finest afternoon. Five. Hundred was played, bealdes those intent on others when ' the honors going, to Mrs. Mabel Blodg- the state. ; the commercial side of flower growing ett, Mrs. Hymm Williams and Mrs. guarwntee-can enjoy the spectacle. Dave Turner.. A delicious luncheon on the can be buttonlare fresh , bought was served by the hostess. e Ord?r now no rosea and far. office to oo the longer way on the sweetness waate tbalr awar, t. ; v. hours of the day. V have a NowTJsed By Million! As A Specialist In Plate or False Teeth Work. If you have platts BRIGHAM SOCIETY , oo you cannot wear, see us. Simple Easy Way To Help ' GREELEY'S HORACE Mrs. Catherine Erickson. State Increase Weight and Commander of the Wonwn'a Benefit REVERSED ADVICE 33 Clear- Trie' Enertrv. association of the Maccabees, 'spent w most or last week in this city In the Skin and Correct Indigestion and Constipation Interests of 'that organization. . Last CONCORD. N. IL. Dec S. Horace PRINTING COrnLEXE west, young man." Friday evening, Nov. 25, she orgmnUed Oreeley said "Oowas U You Are Not Entirely We have ths largest office In Ogden. Ou- - sixth year without a a review in this city,. opening up with a native of Naw Horace chanjt Oreelay SERVICE. j of tar.agement, which makes our guarantee good. Now-Nea large class. The meeting was held la , SAtisfied With The Results llampahlre 1 : r' FCVr.11 T In the I. O. O. F. hall and Mrs. Erick to the middle weat, "Come out 11 caJltng V d at Twenty-thirWashington son was assisted by about thirty mem In Your Own Case, Your KyjK east." In Ohio last month the New 24f3 Wast.incton Avenue, East Sid Phone Mi bers of the Silver Review of the W. B ';' Street. Phone 424. board of publicity started Hampshire &UlL!'3 vtA5t Money Will Be Promptly A. of Ogden. After the business mata camoalra dealrntd to rertuada I Oh loan a to ters were transacted. refreshments Immlrrsta to thla atate and T5Ut Refunded. CtujNf were served to he visitors and their , Co thalr farming on the hills from - Y otarriL&pmdiry . . ti-!- - SenJ 1 ! o. ' - j i I i . i r. e ike -- ," Mc-Ewa- n. i 1 V .. :i !. Ii ' M -- , ji ntn Vl 1 I meeoMhcutbM rr; , ; i . hm. - Km! jv" fl Miller-leadin- - ArfV A r, m " da. ii"J;,, -- . . . w wkl -. 1 1 tnp , i V TLLnl "S? . V . 1 KM ; ! iion-twas- to T ..... ' ' Mr.-and-Mr- con-nuet- c on" : - er . a . . MrE.-Ali- - ce . TME LIABLE . io XMAS GARBS home-canne- UbJ Z4a)U the Original and genuine YEAST s n FADMLE d ... r -- , . for-thos- pre-buai-n- esa TABLETS W. W aBrowning Company - a Ha-mpahir- w vMASTIN'S T7 vVn.-- 3 C |
