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Show iHE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY ilOILNlMi, &t.l'TLMHLH '!!. 5 1921. Luncheon Is Given Friends Invited to . 1S3 ADELAIDE ( 1 r in Honor of Bride . GRANT, A bride of next week, wee the iikM of honor 111 at a luncheon (Ivon yesterday after noon by Mlaa Lorn a Garrett at her home, 101 Kaat Second South etreeL Yellow snapdragons In a atlver bowl forced the centerpiece for the table. The place cards were In bridal designs. Cov- ers were laid for Mlaa Grunt, Miss Myra Mies Josephine Hall, Miss Adele Mies Julia Howe, Miss Florence Hatch, Mies Jane Howard, Mlaa Blanch Kriwards, Miss Schettler, Mias Ruth Holbrook and Mtee Katherine Stewart. t, Gr-.n- Meet Bride at Tea L.nin, Mi a Vivian Snow entertained at luncheon yesterday at her home, 131 Kaat Seventh South atreet,- - In honor of Mre He her Bennion, Jr., of Manila, Utah. Yellow marigolds In a crystal basket formed the centerpiece for the luncheon table. A Bold and white Idea was carried out in the refreshments. Covers were laid for Mrs. Bennion, Mrs. Hon (' Young, Mis H. O. Sanford. Mrs. Herbert A. Snow, Mrs Eraatus P. Snow. Mr Herbert D. Smith and Mrs. O. C. , Christensen. -- a a N honof of Miss Luclle Ensign, a bride of early October. Mlaa Dolores Bpltko An Opportune Sale of entertained at tea yesterday after. noon at her borne. 13J T street. Pink and white asters were arranged In a basket as a centerpiece for the tea table. A pink maline bow on the handle of the basket further emphasised the co or acheme. The othgr rooms were decorated In a variety of garden flowers. i The hostess was aaa sted In receiving the guests by her mother, Aire A P. Spltko. The guests included, besides the guest of honor, Mre A. H. Ensign, Mrs J W. Anderberg, Mra T. E. Anderberg. Miss Helen Ensign, Mrs. George Ant his and Miss Gertrude Anthls of Omaha, Mrs. Charles Levesque of Laa Angeles, Miss Carol Cain, Miss Mary Beach, Miss Frances Cosgrove, Mra Lawrence Anderson. Miss .Ella Johnson. Miss Mary Clifton. Mm. -- A. H- Cask, Miss --Alice Lundtung, Miss Luclle MacLean, Mias Irene Gray, Mias Marlon Lambert. Mra Mary 'Reedall, Mlsa Lola Brandon, Misa Eloise Brandon, Miss Marjorie Chipman, Mlsa bars Chip-maMias Angela Dunyon, Miss Stella Kincaid, Miss Gwendo yn Murdock, Miss Marlon Moyer. Mies Ruth Kplker. Miss Alice Fargo. Mias Elisabeth Donnel. Miss Aline Griffin, Mlaa Dolly Blades. Mra Victor H. Sears Miss Florence Steffy and Miss Romalne Peterson Domestics, Blankets, Flannels, Linens and LWe Goods that the Fall Openings are over and the styles have been established, let's needs for th' longrcold winterjust gettogetherand think about our every-driNow y Today is the first day of Fall. Our big Domestic, Flannel, Blanket, Linen and White Goods Departments were never so crowded with seasonable merchandise at such attractive prices. In the face of big advances which are coming every day on cotton goods of all descriptions, we are offering for a few days limited quantities of goods at prices which will stand most careful comparison. ahead. n, kitchen shower In honor of Miss Ethyle Halton, a bride of Friday, was given last night by Miss Genalyn Giles at the home of her sister, Mrs June B. Sharp, on Windsor avenue.A Garden flowMiss Lyall Sweet and Miss Giace Goody ers kew pie bridal decorated the rooms. party formed the centerpiece for the sup- entertained at tea yesterday afternoon at home On Third Avenue. Guests weie their per table, surrounded by baskets of pink and white cosmos Supper was served at received from 4 until C oclock. rooms were decorated In fall flow-erThe small tables, each with a centerpiece of A basket of red rose formed the fall flowers. The guests numbered twenty-two. centerpiece for the tea table. Assisting In receiving were the mothers of the a a a Mr. and Mra. Robert Johnson enter- hostesses. Mra C. N. Sweat and Mra C. tained Monday evening at their home, P. - Goody. Presiding at the tea table were Mra 734 South Second st street. In honor M. Martaugh, Mrs P. J. Moran, Sr . of the birthday of their daughter, Mra M. Mra Charles Lester Pyke and Mrs. Nepht Stewart. The decorations wers In were Young. Assisting in asters Misa Grace Goodrich, Mias serving Alice Fargo, Covers wera laid for Mr. and Mra Mrs. D. God-b- e J Miss McClellan, Margaret Stewart, Mr. and Mra Edward Stewart, and Miss Grace Mr. and Mrs. C. Bonnard, Mr. and Mra One hundred and Jeremy. twenty-fiv- e Invitations Roy Harrington. Mra Roy Dickerson of were issued. Topeka. Kan., Mra. F. M. Stott. Mra J. W. Johnson, Mr. and Sirs. Robert JohnMise Katherine Stewart, a late Septemson, Mra Raymond W alters and . Mra ber bride, will be the guest of honor at a Phyllla Pouts. number of entertainments this week. Miss a a a Rosalind and Miss Danella Sira Rtraup up Mlu La Vaun Haymond., a fall bride, will entertain at luncheon today In honor will be tba guest of honor at a bridge of Mlsa Stewart. Mr. Mrs. and Nepht J. luncheon to be given today by Mra H. Hansen will entertain at a kenslngton B. Ames In Ogden. Miss Bethene Lang In honor of the bride, afternoon Thursday wll entertain Friday evening at her and she will be Friday afterhome on Tenth East street in honor of noon by Mias entertained Edith YeuJl. Saturday Miss Raymond. Saturday a luncheon will afternoon a tea will be given kenslngton be given by Mra. G. C. Croft at her home for Miss by Mias Eleanor Toronto on F street. Sunday Miss Raymond will and Mlsa Stewart Lois Bradford at the entertain at a trousseau tea at her home home on First avenue. Saturday Toronto on East South Templs street. Miss Mary Stewart will entertain evening at dinner at her home on East Broadway. The marriage of Miss Helen Kratzer and William Enaer will take place today The wedding of Miss Florence Williams in the Salt Lake temple. A reception will and Delbert McNamara place be given this evening at the home of the today In the Salt Lake will take temple The bride bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harman Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lorenso 118 street. The will be P Kratxer, couple Williams. at home at the same address after Octoi ber 1. c Mias Ruby Williams will entertain this arternoon at her home In Mis J M olllagher will entertain the apartments in honor of Missthe Fairmont Lydia Laur-ett- e Optimist! club Thursday at her home. fluff A i Per-clv- EACH d Mia (For the price of cotton ones) Just 50 pairs. Plain gray and plain white with pink and H. 'Cook will entertain this Mlsa Ruth Spent e and Miss Vivian afternoon In honor of Miss Luclle Enwill entertain Thursday at tea an bride. October sign, at the Country club from 4 until o clock. ' Silk Underwear FALLING HAIR Beldnwe earn bo evotoed dm praa rnrrct irwmi LUCKY TIGER dnaff teooMcaip eoftdttjoni mtioi Immediate smd poetdve Laefcy Ttfcr Ca, Kaamt City. 300 hemmed 42x38 Inches; l ,o a atomer;; 6 for $ I. CO BY 30c Flannelettes, 16 Yard 2-- 3c Inches A big variety of patterns for houss dresses, kimonos, also comfort covering; 27 Inches wide. Limit 12 yards to a customer. v&Sfi v" t lnviCtSk- lhpr ' j I Sizes 12x14. fabrikoid. ments ; 79c. i Ann's sewing circle will meet this ClOCk the Hol Dross Zrn. t,obb of Portland, Ore guest of her sister, Mrs. A. J. in Midvale. . Hot-me- Made of black Two eompart- - r, b. can Cottolene Cttill Con 40c Carne 10c Cross Lobster a la Newberg, Purity 4 oss Kc Creamed Codfish, Purity Cross os. ' 2 for Van Camp's Tomsto Soup California Homs Sweet Pickles About 100 of them. Extra fine velvet bags; siher-plateOur regular $1.95 frames. bag. is KLE Cream of Wheat, pkg. ("ltd ") ...4Sc Shredded Wheat, 2 pkg (ltd.") 25c Skinner's Potted Meats, delicloua In 7 cans sandwiches 25c Skinnci's . d .v,Ml -G rocylerya ijLI3JLsd.Tr Sour 9c ...lie .......lOd Pickles Royal Apricot Jam. can Mountain Maid Jam (Auerbach's 25c . FRANKLIN Pocket Pen A REAL, Pocket PEN, you dont have to worry about a FRANKLIN leaking -- THEY DON'T. all Good Druggists Wholesale SMITH-FAU- S ' Distributers DRUG CO Salt Lake City. I Hollow Cheeks, Doubl Lip, Haro ZJps and Thick Lips, all 111 shaped Noses, Thin and Impoverished Noees and other de- Corner, Mouth-- ' -- fects of features. Bungalow Aprons Special $1.39 SUITE 526 CLIFT BUILDING the beat grade percale, made either slipover or open front style, with short sleeves and fancy trimmed edges Double belts all around. l, Write, Call or Phone for Information. . fj Phone Wasatch 1183, Spe-Ua- 81.39. V3 Womens Extra Size Here They Are! Bungalow Aprons, $1.69 The surprisingly new In navy blue, with V" neck, white Sizes up to 80. Special piped edges. at 21 89. French - English squared toe oxfords r Walk-Ove- Extra Size Aprons, Special, $2.25 on shoulder. Made of Amoskeag Gingham All double belts. Sizes to 80. Special, 82 26. originated by designers. Smartly low heeled. Women have been seeking just such a style innovation. Soft, very flexible Scotch Grain. The smartest walking shoe in many seasons. k style, with large fancy trimmed pockets and buttoned Slipon 49c rick-rac- $10.00 aie occupying the home of Mr. and Mrs. Seventeenth South street. Asters were BAVARIAN legislator sentenced Royal W Danea, 8 '3 First avenue, for used as decorations In the living rooms, LONDON. Sept 20 Herr Fischer, InMr. and Mrs. Nicholas A. Robertson are the winter. Mr and Mrs iMijnes will and a bowl of asters formed the center-piec- e dependent socialist member of the Bar hom No 5 Twelfth spend the winter in California. for tea table. About eighteen varian parliament, was the East street sentem ed to fifguests were In attendance. teen months' Internment for announcing Mr. and Mra. T C. Crawford will leave the Impending proclamation of the reMrs. E. B. Crltchlow has returned from early In October for Calllornla to remain tor of a ths edltloas will public Society says Suaday Framonia, dispatch from from a visit to Minnesota. list several months bo received Munich aaa a Mr. and Mrs. Fred 'a Hale have reMr and Mrs Fiank Peterson are returned from an eastern trip The v tailed ceiving congratulations over the arrival for some time In Rochester and extended of a daughter, born Sunduv at the Holy their trip Into Canada Mrs- - Peterson was forCross hospital merly Miss Margaret Burns' Mrs. H M. Rubev and daughter. Mta Maud McGregor, of Golden, Colo , will Mr and Mrs Uoyd Garrison and Mrs. arrive the end of the week to vtstt Mlaa Norman B. Dresser have returned from Julia Lynch on their wav to California spending two weeks touring the Grand canyon, Zion National park and Bryce Misa Grace Thornton has returned from canyon. a trip to the coast. Lieutenant and Mr George Van a left Monday for their home at Professor gad Mr. Levi Edgar Young Camp Travis. Texas, after visiting Mrs Van Stiiddlfords parents. Mr. and Mra. L .V. Snow. They will visit Lieutenant Van Studdlfords mother, Mrs Thomas GET IUD Van Btuddlford, on their way home, aaa YOULL aaa OP BLACKHEADS Stud-difo- not by telephooe taler than II o'clock Saturday morning Such Items must relata only to erenta of Saturday or for tho coming sack Social errata of the past week aad notices of women's clubs moat ba sent in by Friday night. today. Delightful Hawaii. 8 Bonoms, October accommodations Oceanic bile. st , San Francisco Book by B 4 2 Miss Thelma Tuttle, stater of Mark There Is on simple, safe and sura Tuttle, state auditor, left yesterday for a month a stav In California. She will meet s, way that never falls to get rid of her sister, Mrs F. O Richardson, In Oakand that Is to dissolve therp. To do this get two ounces of calonits land and will visit at Monterey, San powder from any drug store sprinkle a Francisco and other points. little on a hot, wet sponge rub over the The Young Matrons club of the First hDckheods briskly wash the parts and wlU be surprised how the black-esd- s Congi egaltona) church gave a reception have disappeared. yesterday afternoon at the home of Mra Big; blackheads, little blackheads, no matter where they E T. Smith, 286 Douglas avenue. Thirty and guests were In attendance. members are, simply dissolve and disappear, leavThe musical program included a song bv ing the parts without any mark whatever. Blackheads are simply a mixture Little Dorothy Stockman, piano solo by of dust and dirt and secretions from ths Mlaa Winifred Ward, vocal duet by Mrs body that form In the pores of ths skin. Claud Shields and Misa Ruth Williams, Pinching and squeeslng only cause irri- vocal solo by Miss Burlff, piano solo by tation, make large pores, and do not get Miss Katherine Davies and vocal Duels f ths blackheads out after they become by Mrs Norman Atkinson and MtaSj hard. The calonlte powder and tfie water Dwyer. The program of work for the simply dissolve the blackheads so they year was outlined and a so lal hour was wash right out, leaving the pores free enjoved. Refreshments were served e and clean and in them ns tnral, condition. Anyone troubled with these unsightly The PI Epsilon sororltv enlertsmed blemishes should certainly try this simyesterday afteinon al in kenslngton at the ple method. home of Mis Ethel Mausfleld, sail East tAdvbrllseinent.) , ' e fey STORE 214 S. Main Washington Avs. Salt Lake City Ogden, Utah 2481 pood Pine (Ailv. ) WAIST AND GARTERS aaa SURE (-- HOE rd FOR GIRLS AND BOYS aaa g Fountain Pen S&ld by - s, Furrow and all Irregularities of festnret. black-(lead- The Safety. t. Frown, .4, Seceding or Weak Chin. Fst or String Necks, Sagging pheekj v and Broan, Projecting or Deformed Ban, Exaggerated Expression Lines, Drooping Mouth Scan, Indents from Accident nd Abccesse, BUckhda, Plm-p- l, Bed Nose, Oors Fore, Oil Skin, Crowsfeet, Plbb Eellda, Complexion, CORRECT -. aaa Fountain Wrinkle, Pock Pitting, Mrs. C. R Miller and Mrs Genevieve Wallack. have leftsister, for Dallas. their sister, Mrs. Bruce &Srt. . Self-fillin- I REMOVE to-N- 29e Main Floor ) I Bd Made of Hand Bags, $1.00 hwpTuT $1.59 Extra Size Auerbach's IH-- f 16x18 shopping bag fabrikoid, especially designed to meet for shopthe requirements ping. Wl" fo'- - low.ti30oockA trd,Party 8t Shopping Bags Fabrikoid, 59c . School Bags, 79c hi,? VrSJT Member ,nd - ' (2 to 6 p. m. only.) Dr. E. E. Christiansen Moles, Birthmarks, Freckles, $1.25 Hour Specials jtss? aaa - $1.25 SAVE MONEY AT Wonderful Results Beihg Obtained in Featured Cosmetic and Plastic Surgery bleached Pillow Cases, all good qualities. Limit 1 Hot How Nsps sryf LUCKY TIGER b guarantee! to top It. HaMaeeitla sa b estorod. lUmoTt th mom radyoihtn aolnd tb prob km vJnif.v nIth?P8IIn !?rorUv entertained a theater fol- ffI "upper, at party, the home nf m byo R Smith in the Fairmont apartments The living rooms and dinmg were decorated with r00 and Tenty u- e- ""'e 552521 Hosiery WJsa? Pillow Cases While the lot lasts at the following prices; 00 SHEETE $2.25 SHEETS 25 C $2 81x99 inches, at, each 81x99 inches, at, each. . Cl 03 $1.80 SHEETS 50o PILLOW CASES . 42x36 inches, at, each . . . 72x90 inches, at, each. . Limit of two sheets and four pillow ekses to aeustomef. ", a tertsdn GlUBANIEED 2T , 40c PILLOW CASES 42x36 inches. Each. 50 BED SPREADS $3.00 to $4.00 values. Limit one to a customer. e 1 61 EAST BROADWAY. wide. wear; A limited quanUty. styles of checks and stripes; Just 2000 yards to Limit 20 yards to a The newiv organised public health committee of the City Federation of. .Clu requested to stlend s health meeting at the Hotel rtah jUrda v-- ,rnon. The meeting will be McNab Mfl-- 8 Tby' iMrV th Public health 12ul" partment the General Federation deof and Mrs Sadie R- - Dn. oaf of Portland ore. Announcement has been In Salt Lake ofthe marriage of received Miss Fran-ee- e Mary Price, daughter of Mr. and w- - Price of Vancouver. J?.1""'. William O. Keller The wedding took place September 15 n Van- Mr KeIIer WeU known in this ctyVer Cross Corset Shop Suitable for babies 25c Dress Ginghams,. 15c Yard inches wide. sell at 15e yard. customer. We Bleached Areon and Colonial Sheets and Pillow Cases w,t" AT THE weight. remnants, Mrs C, F. Wilcox will entertain at tea Saturday afternoon at her home on First avenue. Wo-'"f- manufacturers b. Limit, one pair. a AU selected with the greatest care and consideration to best meet the reneeds of WOMEN'S every-da- y quirements for better health. The choice of the world's best 6-l- Mill unbleached. 27 $1.00 Fine White Wool Flannel, 59c Yard $15.00 value. size and extra Extra large heavy; 76x84; A. Here Are a Great Number of CORSETS 27 Inches' wide; mill remnants. will not cut the pieces. 10c Per Yard All good 39c Colored Outing' Flannel, 12c Yard Extra large size. blue borders. mill remnant Will pt be cut. Flannels woolnap blankets. Pink and blue borders; 72x80. pail's Woolen Blankets, $7.69 Pair h lengths. , O CORSET; TALKS 36-inc- Woolnap Blankets, $3.75 at Si Dress Percales At 1 4c Yd. Mill seconds; cut single; both ends finished with feather-stitcheedges; gray and tan; All pink and blue borders. large sizes. 50 Muslin at 2000 Yards Qftp Sheet Blankets yuu al smssssmmomssmsmm An Added Attraction for Today Only. Woolnap Cotton a. SOP and up Without Garters n 'fe and up With Garters 7SP Hickory Waiit price have bees lowered tat their fb'dT ft high standard of quality ha been faithfully maintained. You i Ow iS get real value, service and satisfaction in Hickory thats why the better stores usually show Hickory hist. r n Made and guaranteed by the maker of th famous f rQ Children Hickory Garter. ' Favorite Net of the Well Groomed Woman Each est . oateed perfect in material wad earknaa-ship- . Each nat as doubly inspected mode of kumoa hair processed foe lull are erangtk and tavteibtlity faarenteed true shades. THE WESTERN COMPANY 402 Vast Randolph. Cbgtgo V? THE GUARANTEE; For sale by the Better Stores Everywhere Y ASTEIN&COMP1NY CHICAGO PARIS GARTERS iat ate J AAf is tr NSW YORK AJ |