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Show r rs - THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 27, 1921. Newest Silk Undergarments At a Kenneth Dunn. Luncheon waa aerved A variety of choice cut flower added PROVO charm to the entertaining rooms. The first of a series of dancing parties Nov. PROVO, ! Monday afternoon was given bv the Hoc al Sixty club In the Mra Ruth Battey a as the guest of honor armorv Friday evening of last week The at a surprise party. The affair was conIncluded Attorney ducted bv family members in celebration General and guests Mrs. Harvey fluff. State of her birthday annlverearv. Treasurer and Mrs. YV. D, Sutton, state The M. t. A. of Sharon ward conducted Auditor and Mrs. Maik Tuttle, btate Suan Interesting; character ball Wednesday perintendents pf Public Instruction and Mrs C. N. Jensen, Mr. and Mis Ed T. evening. The members of the Evening Five Jones, Mr and Mra Fera Decker and Mr. Hundred club met Monday with Mr. and and Mra Fred C. Lewis, all of Salt Lake, Mrs. Q C Mas cock Mra. Wvman Berg Mr. and Mrs Mark Bezzant and Mr. and and Elmo Cunningham received the Mrs Clifford , E. Young of American Luncheon was served to twenty Fork prises Mr. and Mrs John W. McAdam speht Mrs. Robert Moorfleld entertained fifThanksgiving in .bait Lake with Mr. and teen guests at a card social Saturday R. ClsrtO' -- Mra ftaroQQ" Dr y re If The members or the E. L, E. club were More than seventy-fiv- e guests viewed he guests of Mis i-- C Rodgers. Satur- the splendid display of needle and fancy-w'oraftedfioon of I week Ophelia and dainty cAatlons lu variety at day rosea and chrvsanthemums formed the the trousseau tea given Sunday afternoon Rdv lance was by Mr Mrs Mart decorations. Clarlsse Hide of Dr. the prise winner. and Mrs George J dt' de,daughter a bride of the Covers were Inld fnr twelve at week. A color scheme vs, low and of Thanksgiving dinner given bv Mrs Jbtta green predominated in the decorations, D. Bagiev. The gueata Included Mr. and with kewples, a miniature bridal part Mrs R. R Irvine. Jr.. Mtsa Dorothv and of the br de. bridegroom and earner Irvine of halt Lake and Mr. and consisting br.desmalds, giving added charm. Mrs Wihlain Ferre at the tea table were Mra Hvde The following were the guests of Mr and Mr Dunn ThevTcer assisted end Mm. John W Ashton at Thanksgiv- - In serving Jed bv the Miseeg Virginia Crock-et- t E Elliott to Mr m.l ln and Melba Hvde The tsble was ceil- Dunn Mr and Mrs Harr I7"X"fTWrr, rered wTrrr aTttaunnfr-gnvy- p tnrzicrt op; Mr. Bert McEwan and John J flowers, the handle of which was tied Sullivan of Salt Lake with a large mallnc bow; Drapings In Mr. and Mrs. Llovd p Williams had with the color "rheme were as their guests for Thanksgiving dinner harmony carried from the chandelier to the silver Mr and Mrs Tavlor candlesticks on each end of tho table, Mr. and Mrs W R Retherford and 'Mr. presenting a most pleasing sight nd Mrs. -- Frank- Walter spent Thank" Mrs, Hael Lewis and Mss Edit b Robgiving day with Mr. and Mra. L. T. erts were hostesses at a miscellaneous W &1 shower .Friday evening at tno home of Mrs. J. E. Snvder entertained at din- Miss in honor of Miss Maud ner Sunday, complimentary to her pa- Roach Roherts, of Spanish Fork whose engagerent, Mr. and Mrs, X. "X. Mechani, who ment to Lvne Rebel ts, formerly of this celebrated their flftyvflrat wedding citv is 'announced Fifty guests particithat dav. Sixteen were present pated In the of mjj.lc and Belmont spent games and were program Mr. and Mrs. 8 H served with luncheon TI anksglvlng In Salt Lake Miss Carol Pouttou was hostess at dinS. Linton spent ner Saturday of last week, the occasion J Mr and Mrs Thanksgiving with relatives in Nephl being her birthday annUei sarv. The In B." company with guests Included famllv members and Mr. J Peterson, of Miss Julia Peteison Salem, spent Maik Pvne and Norman Thomas , Roses) were u4bd for table decorations Later1 Tuesday In bait Lake. Mra. C. F. Westrope, Mrs. Beste DilIn the evening Miss Poulton made a call lon and Miss Basel Dlliqn are spending at the residence of Dr and Mis. H. S a few davs In Eureka as the guests of and found that she was the guest Mr. and Mra J, E. D'llon. f)ne honor at a delightful surprise pariv. Mr. and Mrs. n A Porter of Payson successfully planned h fifteen of her were Provov Isltors Mcndav. friends The hours were made- - InterestMiss Julia Peterson of Salem la spend- ing with games and music, during whbli ing several days In Provo with Mrs. refreshments were sent d , Francis Olsen and Mrs J B. Peterson. Bishop and Mr. 4. I.. Booth. Mr Mr, and Mra Samuel Ware of Pavson Rose Y". Stewart and Mra If Annie were Provo visitors the latter part of Young spent Thanksglv lnr day at Spring th week lake, Mr. of Mra and Clarence guests Valley chapter Mo. 3, Order of the East- Moor. ern Star, met In session Tuesday evening Mr and Mrs Don C. W llliama enternew In the old Masonic temple, and three tained at Thanksgiving Tha dinner members were Initiated. Refreshments gusat Included Mr. and Mrs S. f Bunwere served. nell and Mr. .and Mrs. IJojd B. Tueadav afternoon the.. Ladles .Aid sou -- - church met at Mr and Mrs. George P. Parker had ciety of the Community sewed for a ba- as their guests Thanksgiving the church parlors and dav zaar to be held In the near future Parker. Miss Ethel Parker 'and The marriage of Miss Cloa Van Wago-neRulon Nichols of American Mr. of Mr. and Mra D, L. Van and Mrs. James A Oliver, andFork, daughter Mr and VV a Beckstead of Mrs Albert Flasmussen and gone n, and George S family In this city waa solemnized Wednesday Mr. and Mrs Rutnii F 8'ringhatn and the Salt Lake temple Mr and Mrs Berk Bill Cluff wsre the guests of Mr and stead will make their heme In Spanish Mr J. Milton Jones at Thanksgiving Fork dinner. The- - members of Ibc theological claaa Mr Ttmt-M- W lAMond' -of the Pioneer wafU Sunday school enter- Spanish Fork and Mr and Burtnetrof tained at the amnsement hall Friday eve- A Nutlall of Sprlngvde wereMrs James guests of ning. In honor of Miss Leona Durrant, Mr" and Mre. L. L. Bunnell Thursday prior to her departure for the central Surrounded by tlnrtv and relative states mission. friends. his Taylor ceieorated Thfrtv guests were present at the birthday Joseph hla In home at Lake anniversary treusseau tea given Monday afternoon by view Welnesdav was Dinner evening A color followed bv Mrs. Cloa Van Wagonen. games and music. scheme of pink and white waa effectively A party was given bv Mr ca r Davidsurprise rooms with the throughout arranged Roberts and Miss Ethel Sknner nations and chryeanthemuma Mrs for Axel Johnson Wednesday eveof the reunion Thanksgiving dav.Thirty guests particiBrown family was held at the home of ning In a program of games, music and pated Mr. and Mrs. Georgs A. Brown. Relaluncheon tives from California, Salt Lake, Magna Mlsa Erma Bennett left for and Richfield were in attendance. The Wednesday to spend Thanksgiving Storrs occasion was also In celebration of the her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frankwith T eightieth birthday anniversary of Phtlan Bennett. der Brown. afternoon the Friday club Optimist JIr. and Mrs. Joseph Taylor. Mra Glen member cards and luncheon at Taylor and MUa Ruby Taylor were Salt th home enjoyed of Mrs Bvron W Penhalter, Lake visitors the latter part of the week At Thanksgiving dinner' Mr. and Mr Mrs. Julia Colvin of Salt Lake spent John Jackson entertained the following part of th week In Provo "with her sla- Dr. and Mr Newton R Jackson of Salt ter. Mra. C E. Loose Mr and Mrs, Elvon L. Jackson Lake, Mr. and Mra. LaMond Bunnell and famand famllv and Mra Louisa McBride ily of Spanish Fork spent part of last The Mlsssa Leah Chipman and Lsl week In Provo with Mr. and Mra. L. L. Maudslev were to th N. L. IT. hostesses Bunnell Monday evening Th member of the Progressive Card girls Mra Van and children Ray Wagonen club met Thursday evening at the home returned from Salt Lake after a of Mr. and Mrs Lso Shinn. Mra Charles have ten days visit with Mr and Mrs C. Hawke and Clyde Singleton won the C. Taylor Music and luneneon 'were other prises Mra D. D McEwan entertained feature of lnteraat. Wednesday for her daughter. Friday afternoon Mra James Fisher Ines. we hostese to the gn ember of the Bonne Dr. and Mrs G. H Helndselman and Fol club Fall flower were ueed for dec- family spent Thanksgiving with relatives orative purpose!. During the afternoon In Heber of sewing and music, luncheon waa Mr and Mra Fred J Flnlayeon and J aerved. Bllsa were the guests cf Mr and Covers were laid for fifteen at a son. Mr Alex Hedqulst at Thanksgiving; Thanksgiving dinner given by Mr. and dinner Mr 8. P Eggertsen. A famllv was held at the home Th O. N. O. club member mat Fri- of Mr and reunion Mrs. Cpton Hoover Thanks- day evening of last week at the home of giving dav. Mr. and Mrs. Abe Turner. The game of day Mr. and Mrs Joseph ' five hundred was plaved and the favor 8. Thanksgiving Parker served d'nner to thirty guest went to Miss Virginia Sutherland and Mr. James Peay entertained th senior Beehive girls of the Second ward Mon-da- y evening At the Elks' ladle' social held Tus- CHICAGO DOCTOR MAKES day evening Mre Thomas Will am and Mrs. Ray Morgan received the card' price bo close to cost that our profit will new friends and grateful old. ones LACE. TRIMMED MIGHT GOWNS OF SILK CREPE DE CHINE nd orchid colored gowns and envelope chemises of quality crepe de chine. Some with dainty lace good and georgette yokes, also ribbons of alluring styles values to $8cQ for. ,j . J. . , . . . Flesh I! n n p 0 Specially Planned for Those Sewing Dainty Materials . ' 2 (jhriSlIIiaS .. 0forgiftrgrrin s j- ' Suitings, Voiles, Organdie. Swlaaet, sook, Mutlln, Bleached and Unbleaohed Toweling, and all ether fancy and plain material Long Cloth, Nain- checks and 35c INDIA LINEN- - bhcei I9c etilpea... - 24c quality.,.... 24c PLISSE ONE GOODS 6f LOT WHITE FANCY In voiles, sw twees snd crepe AH 36 Inohes wide. effects able for Christmas fancy-- , ork aluft up to Suit- 37c AND LINGE. $100 SATINETTE RETTE For bloomrf. etc.. In white, flcrh and all culoie 36 and 28 Inchef wide., ...- - OBw'n In C'eamon,y 0 JAPANESE and heavy quality and n Inches wide. ,37c WOVEN 48c n CREPE Fine imported french and n SWISS CREPE- ,50c -- 21 38 45c WINDSOR CREPE S - . . 1.00 BOX ' -j CUT GLASS OF ALL KINDS, ARTISTIC H CHINA,, hundreds of SILVER 0 0 Gl-- popli- n- - In fine . LOOM AND-PAINTE- n 0 0rf n 0 0 0 N TOILET ARTICLES, PERFUMES AND SO APS, CORRESPONDENCE PAPERS and CARDS, CHINA and GLASS VASES and mnu- - MENS 50c SAM- - UBTAINnly values up to $1.25. NAINSOOK 0 Tn H. - ' ' . $r.oo In marquisettes Yhite, ercanr der, in plain and bcalloped 69c cdgingT 3S Inches Vide 77 7; H in white, cream and ecru; fine E grade and goo-- l 7Qft 9 patterns. 5 $1.56 CURTAIN NETS A very good 4 ffade and attractive patterns for '0 D rf igh-rd- e Curtain.; 43 in. .de CURTAINS In voile and fpiisette, hemstitched with laec horde; sonie wjth ruffled finish, Cl KQ in cream and ecru ; 2V& yd, long'1 $2-7- g 0 0 nnnnnnnnnnnnnnn $4.00 -- CURTAINS- IN BRUS- SELS NET AND FILET LACE d ! 3-8- 8 fr i0g. r.ir 2.. 52.25 to Which Are Added Dozens of -- New Arrivals, All Priced Down to HALF PRICE and Even Less Than One-Ha- lf Cost Is Forgotten self-tnvtt- 39c I $125 NULACE CURTAIN MATERIAL In fancy and plaiu, with fancy, lor- dcr; 40 inches wide. Very at- - CG GUG tracthe for fine curtains... Entire Representative Stock of ' In NETS v hite, cream or ccruj 36 inches wide. I M I A Sensational Sacrifice of Our n. CURTAIN $1.25 LACE EDGE CURTAIN NET- -0 D NOVELTIES, IVORY p -- TRAVELING IN merable other articles especially w $6.00 NOTTINGHAM LACE embroidered tf selected for Christmas gifts M to $4 50 H WHITE GOODS Values novelty CURTAINS In white and ard; regardless of ost thev all are 0ALL OFFERED at THE tOW- to be eloped 3 creaIU:2'2a yards long. A SI 65 M out at EST POSSIBLE PRICES. sorr MADE- - November Curtain Sale D opens Monday, and is replete with the finest things to be had n n 65c;.RISH -- . Bazaar OIMIT.Y- - In the children wanted FACT, "THE GREATEST VARIETY OF EVERYTHING LINE, AT LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. nnnnnnnnnnnnnnn n Our 30c WHITE the things IN THIS , apni-versa- 11 J Sleds Trains Books Balls Furniture Blocks Autos - Wagons And Toys of All Kinds Dolls Games g and-Mr- of ts brlmfull mostly S43S; k it bef Our Toy Department.Christina. Jot Clearance Is Imperative A i t ; STARTLING OFFER prize. Mrs. Will Send Handsome Spectacles on Trial to Anyone Everyone who wears glasses or suffer from eye strain will be Interested in the remarkable offer of Dr. Ritholz. the fa- mous Eyestrain Specialist, Room Madison and Laflln Sts, Chicago, Illinois, to aand a pair of hla handsome Extra Large 8ie True Vision Tortoise Shell Spectacles Free on trial, to any readei Of this paper who writes him Theso splendid Glasses will enable anyone to read the smallest print, thread the finest needle, see far or near, and prevent eyestrain or headaches These Spectacles are said to be equal to any sold 312 00 to 115 0(1 a at retail are very handsome in appearance pair, and will last a lifetime. They are very becoming and-- your friends are sure to compliment votr on your improved p. pec ranee. Don't send any money. Simply your name, address and age, and state the length of time you have worn glasses If anv. He will send the glasses at once by Prepaid Parcel Poet, for jou to wear, examine and inspect for ten days In your own home. If you are satisfied in every way and want to keep them vou are then to pay the small charge of $4 49, otherwise return the glasses and vou are out nothing. If jou accept hie offer at once, h" will Inclose the glasses m a beautiful velveteen-linespring-bacporketbook Spectacle Case, which Ik to be yours, free of all cost tAdv ) m d, k, gold-letter- Certain foods, thos'e 'rich in vitamins, are more useful than others. iScotts Emulsion is replete with those elements that determine strength. (growth and BloomfieU. K. J. Bma ALSO MAKER. OP (TabMa or QtbmIm) ESS INDIGESTION Mk j Thomas Thomley returned from Price Tuesday after a several davs' visit. Mr. and Mrs R. J. Murdock entertained fifteen guests at Thanksgiving dinner. ST. ANTHONY, IDA. ST. ANTHONY. Idaho, Nov 26 The teacher of the South Side school were hostesses at a Tharksgivjng party Monday evening at Yagers cabaret to the teacher of the North Side The evening wa spent In playing 5M, there being seven tables The cabaret was decorated with Thanksgiving suggestions and the refreshments were carried out th the same Ideas Th hostesses were dressed as Puritan maid and the Invitations and. place cards were turkevs The hoatevses were Mrs Hummel and the Misses Zoll, Murray, Evans arid Harris. Mre Lauia D Ioo of Kellogg ttat oiganlzer of the P. E O Sisterhood, paid her official vlxtt to the meal rhapterWednczda.v. She arrived Tueadav evening and was guest at a 7 o'clock dinner at Mrs C. R. Moon's lesldence the ladles of the local chapter entertaining, her. Wednesday afternoon the chapter met at th home of Mre Tuttle and after the business meeting light refreshments were served Mis Luclie Fogg came from Logan, Utah, Wednesday evening to pend the Thanksgiving holldajs with her mother Mrs. Fogg Mr and Mrs J C. Meek of Drummond pent the Thanksgiving hobdav here The Campfire Girls filled a of baskets with good things to est number this week and on Thanks, vlng morning dlstrtD-uted them to a few needy ones. 'The Tuesday Evening club members were guests of Mrs. Bridge N. D Jack--so- n this week ! A gave a social dance Wednesday, evening at Fogg hail The American Legion gave a dance Thanksgiving night. Henrleh s orchestra furnished the music. Mrs H. G. Harris ent.rtalned the Friday Bridge club this week Mr Pest, manager of the Paramount theater, entertained the Kiwams clufr members and vfielr wives at a theater party Friday evening The department class of the Junior School high gave a party Wednesday- - evehlng In the -- gymnasium of the high school. The class colors of black and gold were used in the decorations Mrs. Jeanetta Duffus entertatned Friday evening of last week In honor of her daughter, Thera, at the P. S Park home. Dancing, music and games were the diversions of th evening. Supper waa served to twenty guests'. Mrs. E C. Root entertained at a Thanksgiving dinner for several of the teachers, her guests being Misses Evans, Mlnnlch, Larrabee and Jones, and tha member of the Root family. Covtrs were laid for .eleven. LOT NO. 1 Value Up to $20.00 Tricotines, Crepes and in excellent vaTaffetas, riety; new models 75 and LOT NO. 2 Values Up to $30.00 LOT NO. 3 Crepes, Cantons, Taffetas Canton Crepes, crepe back Satins, Poiret Tricotines, Twills, etc- - Rich materials and trimmings. - Tricotines, and Georgettes, beau- tiful materials and - very desirable styles. styles: Our New Stock of Imported and Domestic GLOVES for XMAS Bet Offer the - TWO GLACE GLOVES WOMENS back trast welt -- Qualities at the Lowest Prices WOMENS CLASP Hand-embroider- con- colors onlv ; $3.50 and $3.75 52.45 ; values. WOMENS GLOVES Black only Plque sewn. Sizes TWO-CLAS- - to S. P GAUNTLET In glace kid-s- trap Yvrist stitched back all size8;-- 5to $3.50 special. GLOVES GLACE Parts Point $2.35 WOMENS STRAP WRIST GLOVES contrast embroider beaver and mode all sizes. KAYSERS DOUBLE SILK GLOVES With fancy gauntlets In contrast. A moat acceptable holiday gift; best colors and sizes CHILDRENS GLACE GAUNTLET KID $ LOVES Strap wrist contrast to 18; embroidery back 4 dark brown only 9 Eft 10 I $4 all size WOMEN'S GLACE' GAUNTLET Hand embroidered hack strap wrlut in al) wanted TC SIKl 19 shades and (lacs. WOMENS GLOVES Overseam 11 and tS $) 4(i3U 10 m.; f4 GLACE white or brow n $5,00 r- Values Up to $40.00 . For Three Days! For Three Days More, the fevery Yard of Our Entire Stock of Fine Milliii ery Section Dress in Stock Goods Every Mat Al Will Offer WILL BE SOLO At a Reduction of Just - ffine-Ha- lf All Sergts Poiret Twill Trlcotln. 1 Broadcloth! Velour Crepes Cantons Poplins Batlstei, Cravanet. . Diagonals Brllllantlna Henrietta. Coatings FOR THREE DAYS ONLY Off the Regular Very Low Prices The assortment is so diversified as to assure satisfactory choosing. MiUinery embellished with Jet, novel beadwork, headdress effects, modish veiling ,n(j all so as to evoke the admiration of the various new Spanish motif extremely fashion-wltlca- l. Of oft, silky Lyon Velvet, Panne Velvet, Hatters plush and Duvetyne. In black and tha newest late shades. Nona Reserved Every Hat Included 4 |