Salt Lake Tribune | 1924-03-29 | Page 5

THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 29, oath street. The Rev. Bosry Jsrobs.The guests will Include past presi. St. Morsdent of th Laughter of th Utah ulalMor. Bawday erkoot, I lee wanals 11 e'clocl. sseelal eaiwree s rivnesrs. ieular amaea - by th pastor. "The , Tsorssay sm e'eieck. srearhiag ot , wj ,m)sTKiJrMxrvrnirtr, p. ts.' The PnecbJsc. t Eaat stlsaloasr, VU1 J Bo. J. Kysres, sreach, secaaoe: . ac lvtag.Brai Jaeassenles st Captain and Mrs. R. C. Vtdtera win tr.'hBti tx Sort Isueaji ' "--- - tr. - Stat - chanter. Da tight era of th American ile volution, will meet tbl afternoon at' the Newhouse hotel. of Liberty chapter of Salt lAke Spirit as 1 the Golden Spike chapter of Included in th atat organisation. Ofocers will be elected. flection I of the Gamma Phi alumna will be entertained toy HU Hssel MoMllIen. J4 Thirteenth East street, this afternoon at I o'clock, Dinner Follows Small Luncheon Installation . . Is Given for. ' -- . of Club Mrs.' Brooks ... FOM-OW1N- th Q hwtallatloa of ot Sigma club last chapter of Elgin Elk' t in CUli v- uinner wine VH int installation wa conducted given, by J. C AH lain. memTh dinner guest Included' ber of he new chapter, who are wives of Sigma Chi members, and also members of the alumni chapter ' of the . , fraternity. One lung table was arranged. The decorations were in blue and (old. the colors of the new chapter.. Three baskets of jonquils arranged along ths table were tied with . gold and biue tulle. Twelve stiver candlesticks held okt and blue candle. Covers were ild for eighty guests. The chairman of' committee In charge Included: Entertainment Mrs. W: H. Folia nd; general arrangements, Mrs. Dow Young; music, Mrs.. Hj W. h Pickering; tickets. Mrs. Stephen L. Love; reservations, Mrs. Sumner slargetta. Officers of the chapter are Mr. Samuel W. Kittleman, president; Mrs, Howard Means, vice president; Mrs. Mrs. Love, secretary; Stephen Mrs. Sumner MargeUs, treamirer; K (chard. Hart, press correspondent; . v. 1110 umi. Luv.iMin, miftui jhis. executive board Includes Mrs. Dow Mrs. H. Mrs. and Bcott Carl Young, . W. Pickering. oum, oi unr Deal oeitere wm ihh theme of an Interesting paper given afternoon by Mrs. H. F. yesterday " Ptcke at the regular .meeting of the Mrs. Dlcke first Spoke-o- f biographies recently written, which had found favor, which she thought was apopular sign of an upward trend In literary taste of the' present day. She then traced the history of fiction from the early romantic school to the modern realism. She clsmiifled popular fiction and spoke of "The Covered Wagon" a on of the greatest modern historical novels, and paid high tribute to "The Virginian." Among the best sellers In hooks of pure fiction she mentioned "West of the Water Tower." "Black Oxen," She said that time and "Babbitt." would be the test as "to their real merit, as t whether they lived or were forgotten. Mrs. Winifred Brown Knight gave one-aa pleasing interpretation of the In a play, "Mender of Hearts," dramatic reading. a flute Musio was furnished by quartet and was much enjoyed. The selections included first movement,t. Quar-eopus 10S. Allegro, from Grand of the Dance Frederick Kublau; Beloved Bplrtts. - from "Orpheus." No. 1, flluck: Minuet from Quartet , '. Mosart. under the was riven The program direction of the current events, ana current literature section of the club, of which Mrs. F. M. McHugh Is chaircoru-mtlt- l. - man.-- r - .. . Mrs P A. Simnkln of Rant Monica. Cal.. was the guest of honor at a tea of the Ladies' Aid riven bv section society of th Phillips Congregational yesterday church at the parsonage afternoon from 3 until a o cieca. cen rMffmllla In a banket formed a terpiece for the tea table on cluny cloth orer yellow.. Assisting In receiving? and "wrving were Mrs, Charles Gaffney, Mrs. J. R. Payne, Mrs. ,E. Scones. Mrs, A. Mr o. H. imn-i..David Baumberser., Mn WMrs.O. Cassadav Mrs. Tina Holman, Kin. Virginia . Mrs. :nn wan. uu UM Bin KMML Sir. ' . . tr. Mrs. rter.' Mrs. Samuel Warburton. ana utncastsr jnra. Fdward Mule was furnished by Mrs. C.- I Shield and Mrs. J. v. uucaie. m d , 4th East Comer 2nd South and Morning service, 11 a. m. Judge , T. D.Johnson Speaker ... " '. 'v , - P. Evening Servioe, 7:30 To Be Conducted by Men's Brotherhood. ; . the Moving" Picture "f 'LITTLE MAS Y - See el SUNSHINE' Featuring Baby Marie Osborne Male Quartet Sings. Sermohette br EEV. A. G. ALDERMAN The public jeordlslly C. C. BROOKS, who WlU leave next week for San Fran Cisco to make --her home.' was the guest of honor at a small lunch eon riven yesterday afternoon by rreu a. smite ax ner noma in Federal Heights. Mah Jongg followed luncheon. Jonquils and lavender sweet peas were combiBed in a eenterpiece for the table, and a yellow. and lavender cowr scheme was carried out In ail the decorative details. Covers were laid for Mrs. Brooks, Mrs. Lloyd Weeter, Mrs. Beverly . Mrs. Thomas Bone, iieaaenin, "n UM Urn iikH-.-- l Charles U Smith and Mr a Francis a. cntchiow. Mil's Maada Booth and Ira Pilchards Morrison were married yesterday morning In the Salt Lake temple. A was reception given last night at the Manor House, 74 East First South the bride Is making her street, where home, The room and supper table were decorated ia pink spring flowsra. Tb bride wore a gown - of ivory crepe satin, with a veil of Spanish lac. She carried bride rose. Miss Irma Booth of Han Francisco, sister of the bride, maid of honor, wore orchid taffeta. Miss Ruth Chtoman of- American Fork. brldesmsld, wore turquoise blue satin. Both maids carried pink sweet peas. Arvell Morrison was best man. Assisting in receiving were Mr. and Mm R. R. Booth of American Tork, parents of the bride; Dr. and Mrs. J. . Talma ge. Mr. and Mrs. George Morrison of Provo. narents of ths : Mr. and Mrs. T. N. Taylor of Provo, Mr. Atlantic Chrtstensen of American Fork and Mis Elisabeth Taylor of Provo. The ruesta numbered ISO. The cou pi will make their home at the. Manor House. Tnder the auspices of the Wasatch Literary dub, an Interesting vaude ville performance was riven last night at the Ladles' Literary clubhouse. The program was as follows: from Vocal solos. "Habanera.", "Carmen" (Bisst) and "My Name Is Mlml" (Puccini), Miss Jennie Welsh accompanist. Miss June Harwood. Violin duets, "Serenade" (Schubert) and "Cradle Song" (Serbruch), Mm Kuth Riser and Miss Frances uunn; accompanist. Miss "Mildred Peterson. Play, "The Robbery," wtth the following cast; Bdte Upton, Ethel Barker; Bob Hamilton, Abner Taylor; Mrs. Upton, Mrs. B. Husbands; Mr. Upton, Chauncey Houstman. Vocal solos: Aria, "One Fine Day," from "Madam Butterfly" (Puccini), "Qlannina Mia" fRudolf Frlml), Mrs. Jessalyn Shaw; accompanist, Mrs. A, A. Kerr. Piano solos, "Tralka en Tralneaup,"' 7, No. 11 (P. Tschalkoweky), op. "Rhapsodle Hongroise No. 11" (Fran A. A. Kerr. Mrs. Liszt), Irish dance, Marjorie Bat!. Polly Prim, Iris Urlen. Tarantella, Anna Lett Ashman. LilValse Caprice, Bva Wood and lian Smith. , an Lambert. ' Tiger Hose, Mary Polka Caprice, Marjori Betie. Pierrot, Helen Betty Husband. www Pi Venn Ainha fratarnttv of the University of Utah entertafned last evening at an Informal dancing party at the Forest Dale Golf club. Th decoration war carried out In gar colors. net and gold, th fraternity Dr. Ahrln Included Th patron Chrlstovherson and Mr. and . Mrs. Theron S. Parmele. Seventy guests were present. The committee on arranirsment In eluded Courtney Wet Ireland, Victor Reese and EXmon JJnfora. Phi Atpha Bpllon fmtrrilty of th University of Uuh will srrtertaln at a dinner nance tnia evening m ine roof garden of th Hotel Utah, rfeott Snelsrove and James Bird have charge of the arrangement. WW Phi Delta Theta fraternity of the University of Utah wilt give an Informal dancing party this evening a the chapter bouse, lrU South Tempi street. Fred Nelson, w. A. MoCeilen and Kent Naylor are Included onth comnritte on arrangement. AA invited TEETHING POWDERS world Used by wethers tf far Half century. ever from all harmful tngrediants. FT Or. Arthur M. HaseeA ef the Ait. Lsnssn, Eng, lytle institution, Absolutely free from or other alkaloid or of opium. Thus Stedman't are favorably Testhl9 glitlnguishesl : ' trem att " similar . preparations, a mum OBserva. the tsncet. Is every packet and powder, ooae ether- 40IS?w genuine. ." oruggiss hss them or oaa get Uiaui lor you, rrepared only br writes: mor-p-hi twr trads-mart- slit ernes M. atedmaa, . Hasten, LeiS-"- ' a!"j. t. Theta will be entertained this afternoon by Mr. Wilford Bees ley at 430 Wall street. The assisting hostesses will be Mrs. Thomas Marshall and Mrs. Robert P. Marshall. Invitation .have been Issued by the Home and School fcague for a tea nest Wednesday afternoon from ' 4 untU I 'clock at Civlo Center, 0 . Mr. and Mrs. King Thomas win en tertain members of th Blextto club and their husbands at cards and sup per at their home, 101 East Broadway, this evening. Mr. Elisabeth Judge ha left for her home In New York, after, a visit to for slater, Mrs. Fred Cowans. .. Mr..R.-W- . Salisbury will soon return to her home In Surttngame, Cal... after a visit to her mother, Mrs. W. 11 brides-room- . . . -- ... The Horn Kconomlc clirb of th University of Utah-- will entertain at an informal dancing party this eve amusement ning at th Eleventh ward hall. The committee on arrangements includes Mis Hassl wtilttagar, chaa- man. Miss Eleanor Drury and Mis Fhocb Oedg. Alpha Beta Theta Literary society of th University of Utah will enter tain for rushses at th home ot Miss Ruby Malbey In Bountiful this eve nlng. Mis Mabey and Mis Mildred Patterson have charge ot the arrange ments. PI fraternity of th Bet That University of Utah entertained last evening at a dancing party at the Newhouse hotel. The ballroom was decorated In flowers, fern and ttalms. Wisteria radiated from th canter of the hall and extended to th ends The hall was lighted with colored Punch - was served from a lights. block of lee In which was a wreath of arses with th Greek letter Beta Theta PI. Dr. and Mr. R. W. Owens and- Mr. and iMis. R. A. Mclntyri we.patrons. The committee on arrangements In. eluded Bruce Pearson, chairman; Con way Stratford, Harold Clark, . Ver Kiel Smith. Pearc Bar Chainnlon. Pollock's rett and Vaughn orchestra, furnished th musle. Th , guests ... numbered 120. . , the Sigma P! fraternity of of Utah entertained at Ita fourth annual dinner' dance test evening at the roof garden of the Hotel Utah, The guests were seated four at a ta bis. A basket of carnations formed the centerpiece of each table. A color schema of lavender and whit was carried out In the decoration. George Latimer was toastmaater. Toents were "responded to by Dean William II. Leary, Dr.'Tt. D. Harrl- man. Hills W. Barker, Franklin Kas- mnsson and William C. Roche. Miss Vlrmnia Freeze gavs vocal solo and Th Rah h Peterson also sang. natrons included Dean and Mrs. Wit Dr. Mrs. R. H. and and Ham Leary J ft U. Harrtmar,. committee on ar Included mis Barker. rangement Brenton Jennings and chairman; Claud arooks. Seventy guests" war present. Mrs. C. C. War and Vim Edith War will entertain at tea this afternoon from 4 until I o'clock at ' My Shop." In honor of Mrs. Charles V. Ware, a recent bride, formerly Miss Beatrice William of Denver, Colo. .Mrs. W. J. WoUUnholm w'Jl en teitain at s pioneer luncheon at her home on South Main street tooay ..... DR. STEDLIAH'S Clgma chapter, of the Ik eororlty Phi of th V. A. c B. McOornlck. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. Kerr "win arrive Tuesday for a visit to relatives In this city. Mr. and Mn. Kerr will be with Mr. Kerfs sister. Miss Afton Young, at 1S1I Harvard avenue. Mr. Kerr will remain two week, but Mr. Kerr will make a longer visit. Mi Rebecca Gray of New York arrive! yesterday afternoon from San Francisco, where she had been visiting, to be The guest of Mrs. Fred E. Smith, ta Federal Heights, (or a short whtl. Wbt Cjjurcljes; . ' ASSEMBLY Of SOD. Meets t 67 Bast Thirteenth gosth street . m ; rmchlsg ser-rtSasday school at : ., p. st T.M p. si.i Bible study tt t VedsoKlay. h rs (rk rRCBrn BmT He. Waller Jaha MtHBRAY CUCRCH. Mrrsy.--Th- BAFTWT. IMttAXCK. (FIMT) CHURCH, second South sad Foorth Esst streets Bible super rhooi, B:4S a. m., J. W. Bellwoo Isteodent. Moraisc worth to. 11 o'clock, err bos by Jurtf Tillmss D. Johnooa. '"1'h saiptnres as Bcieer of Bclcotlfic The ories"; :ta p. Hi., Chrlotisa Badesvor 1:30 p. St., seraioaeit by the Rev. A. O. Alderus. "The Extra Mile." Three-rae- l pieture. "Uttl Mary gaaihlae." will Mss's Brotberhood will haTO he snows. charts of t1ii Prajer sieetlof ' . Wedaesdsy,. T:l p. Ninth BBTHBL BAPTIST , CHCllCTt. and Llneola South alreeta H. Lyoa Baynes, pastor. Dooday arkool at 10 s. ra.. A. B. Jscsnoa, auperlntendeat ; H. A. Brin-toteacher of th ates's Bible class. Morals worship at 11 o'clock; ionic. "What Younc Peoplea Shall I Jots?." Cknrrh meatlag sod Bible at tidy ! I j. .. Mix ootnel aarrlce at Grace Krumsiel. leader, p. m.. "What le Ohriatlanitjr)" Prelude qseotloa. "Boms Remiss oa ths Board of Pantos.' Prayer neetlag at S p. as. uc. Eloquent Orator Talented Teacher Author GE RE-STORA- ! PACKING SHIPPING ' mn Service and Protection , m f li Costs Money and Is Not Famished pt by Irresponiible. RrniB, j )j i tsf M.A.Key5erFireprocl Stortge Conpmy a r,n West Second South Wasatch 1722 snd (73 Bev. e AU ara welosm series, of o'clock. to the chore Jsckaos will oloao at T: service. p. B. un4ay. Th and at Moah 113 reons. walker Bask Free Asthosy Wtaiptd reeding lose of Mags wUI give vocal salecttoaa Mala and Second south wreeia balldlBg. srher Chriatlaa Scieac Uterator Biy bs CAIHOUO. obtained. CATHCDRAL OI TBI MAMHJtlN- t: OOYOSEQATIOhTAL. M D. S. C. D., Th Rt. Rev. Joseph Glats. FIRST CU.l'RCR. rirat Boulh snd ronrth taalataata, asd of raetori Salt Ltk hlsaop Bast atreeta Bev, lr. Bunar I. Ooahes, Patrick paator. . SiindayTheachool th Rev. U. i. Uust, the at l:li s. at. lr. Magnnre. the Rev. J. S. Koef as th Roe. Uaea will speak tecator at BsaC. aV BesnloB. Bandar school each lo 4 e'clork sharp sbaauges Suaoay Boning, and III eoatusB day Bonlaf at 10 o'clock. Sunday auiaao . oa pnyclieiof y ss aerie the an-lacat , n. . io and it erues t tb applied u the prrwaal aad collecUrs Ufa. Staday eresias service, t:4a o'clock. CHURCH, corner Seventh Bast raietMlng of Roaary and Btawdletloa or the BdPHIU.IPS Fifth South strati. Th Rev. Charles , BUaac Sirramont. weeuay 1. Gafruer. mator. Bible school. ii tsd o'clock. Confeaaloa; Saturdays sad o'clock. H. T. Plumb, superintendent. Ju evealags of first Fridays ssd days of ssd nior Endeavor ta kuttleriartva. 11 a. m , o'clock ssd 7i frosa 4 to p. Mrs.. Charlea U. 11 Qattney, e'elock; Recalar Leate aarvtco, o'clock, sermon by nut- si. dally, eic.pt. Suadaya. uatll April 1. Momlnc'A service. toe, Veaiter ear- Sersioa oa Prayer." loe Cathwlrai Inalrwciioa. with ti! nilaelonarv uaaeant rices an., with It I street. cated st Ml Bum South Tempi by Barm bora of louse People's envietlea; la WMrathedral Wanatch Telephone t'hrlatlas Bndearor BMetlai st 7 p. ra. reachtxa br straet can No. S sad 4. Prarer BMtlas at S n. m. Wednesday ST. PATRICK'S, 1030 West fourth Tralnlnf elaa at 7:80 p. as. South street. The Rot. Michael SHeehas. Wedaeaday paster.. Maaooa, 8 and 111 s. EPISCOPAL. naaas. 9 a. m. ST. MARK'S CATHRDRAU first Soulk eersee f IiATY OP IOrRn-ES-. Or sear Serind Bast tret. Th Very Kev. Seventh Kuaui ssd Blrveath Bait street. W. W. rieetwood, den a. Pourth Sunday I Th Rev. K. J. txttter,, 0. U . paator; Holy romm union st S a. .; chnrrb 13M Kaat Pourth Soul street: Ijsat. reatdanrev school prayer, with Hrland 1144. Booday ataaaea, ft: 44 serano st :4t a. B. : moraine phoa 11 o'clock. by at dea. asd r9:45t eronioc aerrlc, 1 o'tlock; services st 4:14 p. m. Tnesdsy snd rnday, weekday Btasea. S o'clock. P as. Wednesday and JO a. m. Thuraaav. ST. ANN'S CHCBCH. 40 Bhwt Twesty- - Holy eoBBusioa at 10 C a. Tuaaday, Aa flrat South street The .Rev. Wllllaa T. aaaelatioa, Hart, artailolalralor; realdeao. 1718 South ' ST. PALL'S RPISCOPAt. CHl'BCft. fooriB Batt straat. Phoo Hylaad KX. The "lata Baat street ssd Rmadway Sunday Biaaae at S snd 10 s'clock. w'tek-da- y Kv. S. Batcher, vselar. fourth Alwy naas at 1 e'doefc. he-rrin Lent. uaasy anion. euntni Holy A series of addresses to I I. a Bibls claaa, :4 a b last December will be eeatlssed by church achool and . Hunt at th Rev. D. th Cathedral of BornlagY prayer and sernn by rector, "What Think of Christ I" Meeting of AnfUcas th Undeletes at 7:49 Saaday areola. :so p. 'Th leetarea asd the Sitae on which they ioobc rsopia a saaocisuoa. BTveoaoai at 1:80 p.- - si., followed by the will be give follow: or u aerie rourtn os "The of lecture March so, "Alias it see o--th Why Pep by professor (loorge M. Marshall. Limited te Spiritual Matters," aw.", wh will apeak oa "Th Prophets." Week April. S. "The Church and Country." ' . ssual. Church lis Rot erasing Berries April U, "Why th ST. JOHN'S CHDRCH, Ninth JCaat street Palled." And Isgan avaas,r-T- h Bev. Hoj t B. a, CRRISTIAK. paator. rnrlA Suaday- - ia IM. TRXTR AL rm'RCH. reurth South and i aurrn ncuoai at s:a a. 01.: aiornlng pray. 'eloek; chllThird Kaat atreeta The Rev. Claud O. r, litany snd sernoa. 11 Jone. veator. Sunday school, 10 s. m.. aren a aerrlc Wednesday, 41 p. .; guild no .aoureoa, nurfcla,,. p. 0. H. Kimntermas, anperviooe. Momtng woe-abipcnlteaOal office snd address, r lid ay, 31 o'clock, srriaoa by paator, "The Attitude of Jean Tower Msa," preceded aermoa MARI S HOSPITAL CRAPtU-- Th for children ee "Ronea by a eperlal . o. n. root, You Christina RaitoaTO, an't Break." riiapiam. roarth Sua :S0 o'clock. Kvenlng worahlp, T:4& s'elark, day is Lent. Holy communis at S:M a aerroon on "Mlaistertitc Anccls." by paator. with aermoa at tim nj.. mornuig asnric " "oc eoneanay. Prayer service, k o'clock Wedssntlay service with serno st Bruce COMING I , wtst Broasos. si. gusdty I. frescoing, . . aa. B. T. f. I'.. athool. :4 aaa sveauig wenuip aa prearsias, e'elspk'. ' . . CALTA8T mrBCH. njowsy sad Buns school. Bhtat alreeta. eatb Jachaaai. Robert superistaadest. o'ciof. Moralnf worth I. 11 s. as., subject, "ha-bar- e of Mee," br th Rev. Md. Waakuwtaa. t. B. r. r. V., J o'clock, Albert Ml, prosl-draKvealaf aerrlc. ( IS o'clock. Ova a sacred roarert, wlU (it youag pntpl raasietlag sf eheraaw. vocal as iastrvstee-ta- l sola sad 'usatoaalaaos. TAYIAB AVB-NffHrBOBT, Taylor svs-- o and atata rtreet. Sunday arhool. 1 L. T. snnertsteadeet; Kandolph, o'clock; church srrrie tt X o'clock. vVlih aermos by celiac. W Robert Ore of WeaisUoater bob's society Beettag Thanday .srteraooa. Maids of goeea Bother BoetUf Satardar. and Kalfhts ot Kiag Arthat aatetlsf rrl- 11 FURHITU r::::::::::::::::: It BJ. sartleea roBl Rev. Ivaa C. w A 3 K. j " ill UMbYw FOSTER BASSES Human Engineer A Series iof MFLOTD pw , S tl Free Lectures - i l El i-- Iln - .. Men't Bible Claw in Charge. Special Music. RS. piiiRiM Brsarsr.--irsalafiner. Og-d- ar. Pa It Our EMponsibilitj Your Security, 1924. !1 jjj 5S jli M "Personal DevelopmcBt" g "Vhsraoter sad VocstlontU ft 4 , XnnJvsis" J "BicwCheniistry" 5 "Super-Salesmanwii- i EAUEATT HALL 11 a s B rit ia Char- - a DemoBStrstions steronsad Vorntiona Analv- - s ths ri&Uora sis Evening. E 1 Seven JigM Beeinnin; g TTJESDAT, APEH. X t 8 o'clock, m 14 a, 4 Each Night . n. a Bet 3" ! I J H U S.S w h ; Hear Them AU '' ST. P1TBRS CHAPia ' SOT North See-a- n CH11ST1AB SOIEBCE. Wat street. The Rev. R R, Pool, a. MOTORCYCLE FALL SO p. a. .Epworth leagus, Sunday la Last. Holy Subject, Sunday sernvm, "Reality." BCIfX-TI8T- , pwtor. ronrth woriihip, 7;90 o'clock, sormon by paator. Werner Kempe, IT, of WT Center at S a. m.; church school at 4S Midweek PIRST CHI'HOH OP CHRIST. Thursday. aa. p. T:0 Wedaeeday. servtr. MVeral scratches and : -n. kiitforvu tram., !err1ce b noralar Ke. with sermon. Broadway. Sunday arrTtr, CHTTRCH. 14S1 BURUNGTO! Indians 11 . S3 andEat TRlMfTY A. - M. B. CHURCH, tlsth orulsoa ytlerday whun h lost con11 S o'clock p. m. Snaday actioot, ' 'tiarkl midweek service Sotith bv sveane. The Rev, Henry iacoba. mlntatar; 9:3A W. he was riding bt of J. th reels. and Third S SO. Eaat trol between and a. for motorcycle piiplls b. DrssaeL Bilasioaarv Miss Pried Sunday 11 w anih, and West Temple o'clock for pool Is muter S. The WMne. . Wright, paator. Sunday arhool st S:4S s. i,. hv UIJ sBOffji.-- school, 10 a. at., Mi. Madge Creedea, saT. Into the rear of P. Mrs. ar and Laiujoo. held ov, at Beetlns bumped aupertnteiulent. o'rlockj B. U. P.. S:30 d. m day evening Dorlstendent. Msrhing serrtc st 11 o'clock, with sermon kui .uwuooll driven by H. F. Rob-- n EYAB0EL1CAX. SECANT) CHCBCH &P CHRIST, SClBTf. Brenlng worth i p. 7:u o cmcs; sennos by :1 was taken to aorvice 'ekik. at loiiusf Bvaaiag by Kempe paator. fi toii. TRINITY .BVANOBI4CAL Saat South Temple straet. Sun T1ST. paator, "Th Joy of th oeneros Heart. CHrRCIT, the Emergency hospital, where his meetiag st S p. a. Wsdassday, Proacblac service st s p. m. TUurwiar. day aervleea, 11 a. n. Snsday achool, 8:4S M4"C In Y. W. t). A. balldlng. 2a Beat wer attended. "m. S Injuries I HMO Hir emu airoet. (.narles senders, naator. meatntra, Went Sec. a. RIO OBANDB Wedneaday evening Hi m H, .. c'xxX st 10 s b.; dtnns wnnhtp PIIIST CHURCH, East South Tempi snd " aroaiwu en Tnlss 0 atroeta. The Kev. Ueorf Bwls Davie. " onia o Bteetlnf. Tuawdar afUrtioon st ths society hone of Mrs. c. O. 1)., mlatanr. Saaday school st S:4t . Evls Idliimro ' ' . c..,.s tret t Ira)r "5y r '" J. Albaufh. 1BYIIJUA. ss supenntaaaesi : Sualey i. stephensoa, f publl warship at 11 morning eervtc w ian FORT D0U0LA8 CHAPEX. ss, sabjeet or aermoa. Pastor's roaarouBicam be the church!" James L. Blakener. chanlala tnnd,. claaa. in. Bvrslng sttlm andar S:So achool, in s. a., rlaaars for sll. Men's auaolcea nt p. men of that eliarca. The Bee. claaa. with Chaplain Blakeney aa teacher. v A. uurus win apena m very iniereaung naif hotir for men only nIr. mBtasiey 'The oa Contltmttoa Of th IVHIsrer 11 Morning service. o'clock, aermno K. Service ssd Eaith .the to Chnrrk 5halala Blakeney, "Cixl'r care," evening jatiooal the service. 7:16 o'clork, aertuon by rksnlaln. of the Bvsnseltral Church la America." aerie or answer on -- uenomronrth of 'Maatsl Btocktsklnc." I national Oontrlotla." loans4:14 reopwm. p. Society ot Christian BnAssvor, oosrzL cktjroh. and JanW o. B. socle Ues. Intaruedlst 7 ;S rSjurch located at IMS IDaat Blvtk Bmil, 4:40 p. m. p. lienaral ssnmbly, street.-T- ha Rev. C. B. CUrk, peator, brief sddieas bp pastor ana goon go1A1 Blaine avenue. " scliool Subday young people. by singing pel assistant to rw at t:4S p. m.. Slater Wold, auperiatrndant: S church .Psrtur, raeeptloa la T" . Rittenhouse artersooa worship. 4 o'clock, with sermon p. m. kv VTl fcoevaiOKT. v tmb mo.US by pastor a "Ar We Whet We Proo-aa!JwSik uV.vi nn CHURCH, pouts Bible study In county Jail, to 7 p. at. Rev. H. 0. Brentnr worship, S o'clock. Tuesday, S p. snd First Wtst atreeta. Ta owes, .a Bible taika. Thursday. 8 n. m.. Slt.i. Fea, minister. Sunday scnooi, n ft. Matthewa, suparlnteBdent. Morning atndy at Mr. Patterson's borne, 1809 Uaat worship. 11 o'clwk, piMchiag Bf pastor. nrteenta south street. roe uospai rwtnn ot topic of eInoo, Lev Links, Convict Chain and Mah- m.,Jesus." Chrlstla smaesvor ss :ev p. srrTJfTEKBATIOXAIi BIBLE BTTOEBTS. Aoom in Arm oi 7:45 o'clock, with Jonga Brsosiota st srrlc evenior Meet every Sunday In Scottlah Rite tern. Fahlonbl Women. a by paator oa :au pie. r?u South Second Eaat alrret Publie Power." oinsar ai Church sight Th feeling Is spreading- - that th lecture, S p. m.j topic. "BapUan for th o'clock, followed by commute aeeUsga. Deed." Prayer meeting Wednesday. S . with Is consistent not and Kaat CHURCH. . quite earring Tmnn Blvtk .at 472 Milton sveane. Herohtinn Rev. Irr. Tb th present leek, "gardonne" head-dres- a. vBteath Sooth straat. Sabbath study rrldsy, S p. m.. at 104S Ninth Eaat achool, Henry Burger, paator. street. In Paris, wher this smooth, Orahant ioornourow. snporia- :4e Si th in most Is vogue, volffur Th boyish tendentv joaisn 'T. 1. D. . ... wlU meet at th earn hour, with Ir. W. enrrltwr la distinctly on the wan. RBOKfUNIZEn CHimClf. tX Panrth W. McKlrah, teacher, to rrescning There, too, thr i a tendency r Ban street. 10 school s. m.: st 11 o'clock. Sunday st Bsdje rmo, Bvry-sabandon th long neck chain In favor t ll.1t presrhing aerrtca at 11 . m. snd 7:0 p. ef a Cbrlatlan." Junior tVndeav of the shorter necklace. .m. wider direction of Bluer R. E. Darer. i w swl Boior annenvov 'elopk i given up in tne wnai Womea'a orranlaatioa saertins st 2 o. m. Apparently Prayer meeting st T.4 p. v Wsdsesdsy. nckIn way of earring and length offor of Weilneeday. recreation sad bepartmant chains la mor than mad up expression meeting st S p. ra. Friday. MAZA1EVI BnaSIOsT. ' Never before have, the bracelets. manner Miwlnf." S ,BJsard traR. th Bev. all with o laden arm been lUTHrEAX, A. R. Wownard, paator. uaayi aeiro, ii of Jewelry- TABOJt DANIAH CHURCH. Pi rat sveau O'clock. Willltm A. Miller, uperininoe.. The lav Draceiet or convict cnm snd street. The Rev. I,. H. fclarr, nas- ""-"'- ""' t:n r""T- werawp. 1 Evealng emit th newest and cleverest de toe. school snd Bibls claaa. 10 at mlaalon, 7:80 o'clock Tuesday owning; Suaday I a moment. It rvival vice for th 'clock. 11 o'clock, auhT:S0 o'clock Morning worship, st ThnUy ssd old-ti- m link necklace that of th " "in Bread or Ufa." prayer at prsla. mlsio- ject ror armion, om of u used to wear wnen w English venlng service. S o'clock, topic artning ' wer Uttl girls. Only then there was for aermos, "Th King oa th Cross." Con AmXT. ALTATIOB) a heart-shape- d padlock held together firmation class will meet Monday snd Wed Bait at 1ST Bast First Snath tret. Sar- nesday afternoons st 4:40 o'clock. Young golden key.-T- or by a tiny f prayvr vtre Busdsy ss follows: Bervle slave brace nresent convict reopu s msetutg Toeaoay, B p. m. ad praise. 11 s. m.. sddreas by Olossl let llp rlrht over th hand or they CHURCH. ISO Eaat Renal ST. JOHN'S I.S9 p. a.i schosl. Samdsy B A Smeetnr: are fastened witn siloing nne ime a Soatb street The Rev. J. A. BrnltchUng, Young People's Ssirs- S:l p. nenhlaca. Rometlmes th link Saaday achool and AIM rlaaara at tloa servie. i : Ugi. patter. p. all th same flat and usually 10 a. m. aervira) every ir Sunday Df!h th white gold, nometime jaa unss smralng at 11 and eras ins at 7:80 o'clock. SWYD1BK EV. FsJCE 0KT10X. with the white or green t 11 . m. Evesing wat- Gemtaa servie the st 740 Brsentk East street:acowoi. iav tn 7:80 Meetings odock. W aimer league meet enld. StrirtIV peakinc ahip at w KtiBitrum. saator. -- ., snonay clock Mid htwrelet should U of heavy plain vening. ing at 11:30 'o'clock: preaching in-aservie, UnVa week Lenreu aarrlce st S clock Wedoes The daintier sort show meeting, S p. a, Tnunc People's .. " Ins lads or other stone are known dy evening. iV,. 'rt ".'.I.-- V. IllhU attidv wwwv. fancier and every to the bracelet . m . y.ION. OHt Bf H. Second South snd Fourth evestnc I. -seems to b a m a. . k Bast atreeta 'ine uev. l"arl a. la. ma- - " youngi girl " mrsung. e ,t . ... nowadays t .. an "love --- tar. Church achool and BUM claaa, S:44 pray h,iM,ti cunnmeovui o'clock. Arnold Huitnalet, suparinWadaul. A ' TRKO&OrinCAJ. aermoa ia inn orncrtri clock, SOCIETY. Moralng wonhip, 11 ,lmi rival to rne Some bracelet. service. -- 7:44 o'clock. Swedish. Bvenlng f hm mah-JoNo. SIS Atlas nt --wines st room aermoa Joined bp pastor oa jeans Before Lev link of Jade snd sold at topl with time small mah Jongg tiles ar Mrs. Jumpp f b Leotaa aernre Wednes bsildlBg. lecture by with links and sometime Slav bracelet f heavy gold link In Pilate."8 p. Midweek on a-sermo a Mlco., "Th Cross. trolt. Our i day. Bvi'ai in e center. At th bottom, mah-Jong- g thru nr Tour niofineth (iten a. g Friday. p. Miesio Onlr aiory." bracelet being ocirty meetlug at ara' meetiag, mw the rest Bracelet. . S p. m. Thursuay. oomertmcn a nuiaio nf small llnKB. varxAmiAX. a 1s ss of to tile land pendant and bandits the drsigon mh.cin Mreat. METHODIST, , FIRST CHfRCH, IBS Second Kaat achwd, the real devo for refreshnient, and w wer greedily on a link bracelet. Hunt.'alBlBter, Church Frssk FIRST CRI'RCH. Second South and See- in mn w couia. ' te of this ancient t.nine- - rmnmworn in, . led antikinf 10 by m., claaa, Adnlt m. 10 s mah-Jongend Kaat stnxta. Tbs Jtev, Dr. Hianiey A meh-Jorcam Then along g fcrecelot should be necV-laceKindersarte st 11 A i Bar. l urtliaator: Fred N. Clark. BWiataut pas Ser-v- l. th btcomev a Whether perwith on of the pew mah-ongame Mlaa Morsmg of tile manent a mean of ntertainmnb a tor: M3 Orae Anderaen, deaconeao. auin 4er direction 11 showing 1rg mah-long- g kx:k, sermoa. and worship i now. as whist, five hundred say whosl. 44 a. m A. B. 11Ebctbarjt, g a pendent on a cord with a tiny bring clock vvhst of tbs SecoiMl ComiBgl" Yeoag morning wevaaip. .i and eurtier nave teen, tt na Intro attperlRlendeat: til a a lld. PSS Reach." Kveoing worsociety. S eruio, 7"A44 Maa'a knirk ducad om charming Chin o'clock. aermoa, "Making akip. nacks that the fashion for Chines Oneaalf NIW HANOBAOS. THE Midweek at Home," pastor, by -new handbag of detail might have overlooked. 8cm of th 7:44 p. m. Wednesday And one of these 1 the Chlness prayer aervics, painted decorations. leather bav sort of composition dolls. Some of them have faees so CHURCH. 1740 Fifth Eaat CENTENARY Plaques of somebone or Ivory r in- cleverly modeled that they ar Vastly street. Too Re. Freneric j. cos. paator that look Ilk.snd leather bags. The delightful , plsytMngs for grownups. Miss Hales 0. Grawe, deaconea. Siuulsy set Into silk police-me- n Chief Albert Marriott and departare either cream white or There or soldier and coolie, Olson chool, B:4S o'clock. T. W. ftnviea. annerln-teeden- t. peoand Drincease. poor old women Morning worehlp, 11 o'clock, aer ment electrician; Fred palmer, of th painted In colors.f'S"r't--!La'kare All of them bearers. nd water o easue. de2 moa ny pastor. ' p, rjpworrn pled with tiny cosnty volunteer Infirs thread dressed In accurst reproduction of m. Fnins worahip. 7:43 o'clock, arrtnos Salt Lk who on silk bags with an auwere Injured partment, atttdy snd prsyer meeting, ribbon and chenlll. The ncne de- their original. the by pastor. Bible to and taken' accident tomobile 7:30 p. a. weaneaosv. iir.irr.itnJ Thursday picted vary from a Ch'ne. vning. WHAT ABOUT OUR fcPlCSSJ ORACH riTI'RCB, Fourth ' South and wer corner to an American golf links,In with'i. a comfortably reported resting Cinnamon Cinnamon, nest to pep Eighth Wnl atreeta The Kef. F. BT. Pe-- as possible tiny leather golf bag put reonmade or last night. Small handbags per. nroSb!y the moet widely used teraian. paator: Mia Aass10 Corneltuaaen Chief Marriott and PaJmW wer reLittle chine. Sends de lira. e'ekxk. y bark descoseaa. dried Is our crepe the all of spice. finely pleated a. fir alarm at Eighth to like sponding aer etly Morning least they look a tres that grows in th esat. In J. I. 1 1 'clock. South street suit of Hrmoo by paatnr, "Hop West and Thirty-thir- d -countries. Ceylon produce vice, lh decorative fobs pinned to the tropical accident the occurred, t niet when of silk cinamon trees w th the thKReet writ. nd Joy and the Christian Fattb." jacket ere fastened to iags leaeiie t S:4Q p. m. Evhnmg Harriott was driving north, on State KYowi Plbliosl times thi , nd uede. spice ha 'clock. vrnton by the pas- street and as he turned- west at Thirty-tused. - It was gsihered from the service. 7:W been hird South rtraet a front wheel A FAD FOR CHINESE DOLLS. trees of thP foret unttl the Uutcli tor, "Delighted t Witness." ; ufaehlne turned and th UBF.RTY PARK CHtBl'H. Wsbth Eaat coRapsed as a resultChl-aes-of heiran to rnlonlxe In the "Kast Ine doifbtle Ther 1. msh-JongThe car was demolished, but e. th cultivation of snd Sinth South atreeta The Her. L. O. over. a fsd for dies: began they the fad for thrown clear were men the fortunately Thrack-Dawaoa. panor: Him Mlriara L Of courae. when mab-lonc- g cinnamon tree. The bark also con dolls. Chief Marriott suf-ei- .t 1ft of the wreckage. achool. tor ton, ; descouraa. Sunday csme along -- we were In th taltm a va'usMe otl 'til of cinnamon bio and Palmer a a atiiterinfettdent. Kaetwell. frtivred Pirv. Cinnamon is one n.i.iat nf .a fad for things Chinese. used- - in medicine. ermcn bv j fractured thigh, and both received nu woraiiip, 11 o'clock, tn v way. Thit strafe current of of the first spices allowed little chil Morning utuisoa. tun aaur, Ceusir- infirmary kimh, j: tait that Influences fashionhad gone dren. e'tjlvftmitf cnne Kw t. jli BlerenU East atraet. Regidar 65c mix T "in 0V Saturday Only "'.c 232 al ii.nta iiuti ud Fr ." "",". ."". ' J) Jr ls B. Victim ot Fire Truck Accident Recovering trr frbast ! ...v IB.5' ,4 I Mab v 4 Mj litBAtSiahatahAiiaiBiStaalSlBstalSlslBahjial SPECIAL as