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Show ,7 NEWS TUESDA Y J UJSK LJ 1020 TIIE DESERET )! achieve something "different TOthe ambition of every woman kflOY1NG that June with All tu rose ta Mill considered the favorite wedding month of all the )tme. tomorrow, the laat day ( Uh ached j ef the month. U brlmmlnjt uled marriage as if July would not i possibly do. Home of the marriage .crowed Into the last day of fair June ere the following: Mibb Mina Taylor Letchfield of tteal ty 'and and ginta; Mias Margaret Mclllwee VVll Thomas Brown Tient; MIm Mary llama and Robert W. Bowman. Mbs Miriam Elizabeth Moire of Beth bridge, Canada, and William H. Mo .Intyre, Jr., of this city; Mint Allee fepencer und Alva I'enpaln Butler; Miss Fred Young and tieorge i Dunning of Boiae, Ida; Miae Violet Bath and John Ji. Alltnder; Mi Mario Hetn and Fred C. Mathews; 'MUs Lola Glass and A. V. Holman, . The dinner wee followed by present. lUuanig, Mrs. Arthur Frank was tha hostess this afternoon at a Kensington at her home ott Virginia street to tho Radiant chapter of the Order of the Eastern tliar. Red and pink roars In crystal bowls were used throughout tho house in decorating. Mrs K. G. Oreneteen and Mra. K Mater assisted the hostess during the aftemoo.i. 9 I Mra Vat Pnow and children have gone to Heattle for the aummer. to tisit with Mra bnow'a sister, Mrs. tV, A. Castleton. e e Mrs. George H. Watson Is expecting her mother, Mra M. F. Kieeelburg, of Chicago, to arrive today to spend e s the summer with her at her home in G. Mra J. In honor of har mother, the Emery apartments.s e e McA Ulster, who will leas noon for Los Angeles where ehe will make her Tomorrow at 1 oclock Mias Anna T. home. Mrs. Victor Hears will enter- Ryan will entertain at a luncheon in tain tomorrow afternoon at her home honor of Mra Kieeelburg at her home Mem- in the Emery apariipenta, in the Belvedere apartments bers of the Mondey and Thuieday Miss Lvndan A. Schaper. daughter club will be guests. of Mi. TV. D Button, of Tark City, and Claude J. Hooper of this city were The marriage of Mien Roes Marie at the Young and Eugene Glenn at Han untied In marriage last evening Francisco yesterday at 4 o'clock Is an- Newhouee. hotel. The Rev. B. 5f. Honounced by the father of the bride, gan performed the ceremony which J. TV. Young. The wedding took place wss witneeaed by a largo number of relatives from Provo, Park City end at the home of C. TV. Young, brother Halt Lake. of the bride, and was witnessed by a The bridesmaids were Miss Emma few relatives. Hutton of Park .City, and Mm Clara The costume of the bride was a navy Fort . Wayne, Ind., a blue tricottne suit with hat and boota Schoeder of bride. Oacar Nileon waa in the same shade. After a honey- cousin of the man. Barbara Wentworth w moon on the coast the young couple beat little flower girl. , After a short will return to Halt Lake to make their the honeymoon, the couple wilt make their home. home In Park City. e e Mlsa Mary Wllliaina nnd Robert TV. been received In thia elty Bowman were the guests of honor at of Word the marriage of Miss Alleen Doon dancing party last evening given by and William J. Ecclea, both of Ogden, 'a Mr, and Mra E. Wv Christensen at which took at Rlversldj, Cal., their home on Third avenue. Fink June 2!. Mr.place eon of the Ecclee Is and white roses were used In the en- late David Ecclea Boththe young people inf the have tertaining rooms. The table In a host Halt Lake of friends in red dining room was centered who were Interested to lesrn of roses and had a cluny cover over red City the marriage. Mr. and Mra E coles satin. will make their home at Bates, Ore. Assisting during the evening were Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Kendell, Mr. and Miss Erlckscn and Evangeline Mrs. Gordon C. Croft, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Baker were married last night .femes Bnerr, Mr. end Mrs. J. G. at 7 o'clock at tho home of the brides Tho guewtg numbered 60. parents, Mr. and Mrs J. W. Erickson, on west Bixth faouth street. Tha Mr. and Mrs. Knight Star Jor- ceremony wss performed by Bishop dan of Provo entertained at a beau- Gpoesrhner, after which a reception tifully appointed dinner at the Coun- was given .in their honor. The bride wras gowned in pal pink try club last night, complimenting Mies Mina Taylor and Francis Letch-fiel- d georgette crepe and carried a shower of West Virginia, whose mar- bouquet of pink rosebuda Miss Lavon riage will take place Wednesday. Erickson, sister of the bride, was Pink roses and garden flowers dec- bridesmaid and wore deep cream geororated the long table at which the gette with rose sweet peaa Chester Twenty-fou- r Taylor was best man. guests were eeeted. Mr. and Mrs. Baker will make their close friends of the honor guests were . . sc when tbs matter of clothes Is under consideration. The designer of the blouse ihown In today's sketh has certainly been able to do that very thing Ifrdmarlly the overblouse ft mersly a siisighu-u- i garment distinguished Its by Its originality of decoration. coloring, or the fabric combination. Tho one hero shown la. gracefully draped, the blouse being folded under all around in a soft hem and caught up at either side, where the drapery la held by an ornament of some kind. tn the blouse as developed a black velvet colored button holds the drapery. and the nerk and sleeves are finished with black velvet ribbon. The blouse would be (harming made of Ian colored crepe de chin embroidered' In either black or navy. The embroidery Itself la Interesting, as It line consists of a straight and applied rather sketchily. If such a with word may bo used in connection embroidery. For the coming fall season copper-tone- d embroidery la to he In high favor. Copper thread embroidery on navy crepe de chine would be effective In the development of a blouse. If this la selected for tho blouse katchcr. the neck may bo finished with copper-colore- d metal ribbon. Milliners are quite enthusiastic over the copper effects. They are using copper ribbon and copper thread embroidery In innumerable wavs on fall and winter millinery, which will shortly be on display In the ghopa on while the subject Incidentally, of millinery, it is Interesting to note thst ostrich promises to have a big run of popularity. The uncurled ostrich la beat liked. It is applied tn all sort of Jaxg effeeta Another millinery note worth giving consideration to la the statement that hata home In Idaho Falla, Idaho. . xlg-za- -- (T- . Complexion Dstlcatsly tell an! rsdaed Is tha assists aids hr la Tkta asgulslta KwaSisr taa-dar- c g oc. wsU RATIONAL TOILET CO. PARIS. TINH. IUL COMING Over-the-Sk- lrt UTi ELKS - WILL GO taxravm 9 f untKrnssi:i B4TIKY dOH1I.B nifty Wa oi 49 co. 9 9 LLOYD & CROUCH Tn foatbera Keatttrn fciplar 49 RIO GRANDE 49 A (9 (9 Flaadag lUaain af tha 49 Harder Mala, e 49 49 K -- X 10e, 2Sv (M war tax larladed. 49 49 O Bur-bldg- na WILLIAM S. HART Externally raggtata imarai ra over m TOMORROW Happened by Mary Thmaaaa A gpleadld reatpaay aag Hale tha clever pear, la njuM.e SAND." i The executive committee ef the Balt Lake Elks announces that the Utah delegation to the annual conven tlon at Chicago will travel on the Abbott Special from San Francisco, leaving here Friday, the train being thus designated as part of the move to ipake W. H. Abbott of San Francisco grand exalted ruler for the coming year. This train will also carry ths Idaho, Wyoming and California delegations. Utahs delegates are E. H. Miller of Salt Lake. Harry J. Beane of Eureka, P. F. Kirkendall of Ogden, Oscar Forslund of Park City and M. H. Graham of Provo. Mr. Graham Is already In Chicago arranging for entertainment of the Utah delegation. He la also preparing the float to be used by Utahs Elks In the parade. The stuffed elk, belonging to the Halt Lake Elks and called ths most handsome in ths United States, will be a feature of the float. Utah will work for the 1922 grand lodge convention for Halt 'Lake. In addition to the delegatee, the following will attend from Utah: Parley P. Christensen, F. A. Fonda, O. R. Dibblee. R. A. Lounsbury, B. T. Py-pe- r, Fred W. Wilson, Louis Ridges, Dr. L. A. Pierce, Frank Matteson. George W. Welch. E. W. Kelley and J. Edward Swift, secretary of ths Balt Lake lodge; Mr. W. N. Mitchell. Miss Jessie Swift, Mies Myra Mitchell, Jams D. Schaeffer, representing the Q. Chicago, Milwaukee A 8t. Paul; U.PaLight, representing the ..Southern cific, and E. W. Shews of the Oregon pick Short Line. The special train willRaw-tins up the Wyoming delegation at and Rock Springs. Among those in the Rawline delegation will be A, B. Hildreth, 77 years of age. The special committee in charge of the Utah float for the parade consists of Harry J. Beane of Eureka, president of the Utah State association; M. H. Graham of 'Provo, O. R. Dibblee of Salt Lake and P. H. Kirkendall fin-of Ogden. B. T. Pyper will put the ishing touches on the float. GOT GOOD REit'LTS Summer Beauty IJlhKiHffii Cea.Merably Isolde." . . at) Salt Lake Theatre (Kvm better tbaa The Ten O THE BATHING BKAUTDEf la threw see sea. la a aeret Bad Belaw the Dartaee," at 1 rile, LISTEN! ParaaMit Magaataa 30 Sally. ' Is Your Sweetheart True? Is Your Health to Improve? Win Your Business Succeed? Will You Be Happy? IF IN ( talc Cat Carteea Tha laaal Gee Mails BROADWAY DOUBT-A- SK COMM Today and Wednesday- FRANKLIN FARNUM la his Latest Pleat Has Western HEl.L8 PCRY GORDON TEXAS GCINAN Special LETTERS OK FIRE. TONIGHT la a Big A Big Melodrama .BREED OP THE NORTH. COMEDY TWO-REE- L NOWLATINO Youd Be Surprised A daahlag aiaaieal fares TODAY ONLY! ' FTVE OTHER BIG FEATURES Three shews dally SitS, Ti30, Oils The Girl In Rammer Price i Nights, the, XOe. Mgtlaeea Adults, 23c Childrea eax ger 15. 15c, No. 29 FEATURING Frank Mayo LOEWS CASINO The Meet for the Least Always the Best, WHY PAY MOREf tka brllllaat bnt lasy play., wrlght whose friends plot to stir II his ambition. A serlea ef baffling adveatnres end In love sad flad I within a , tragedy. comedy Aleo aa - INTERNATIONAL NEWS ENGAGEMENT AND extraordinary The payrhle eighth wander And a htgh-ela- aa Tomorrow and Thursday ef the world. vaaderille hill ALSO , HEMALE VAMP" MERCEDES . SHIRLEY MASON la 'Love's Harvest" HAERY CAREY in A Gun Fightin' Gentleman . 1 to 11. tontlanoss, Workday Mel-- , fie. Kiddles, lie. Alsowt SCREEN MAG A VINE aag JL.NGLE GENTLEMEN." Evealngs, 30e. W laelde ' More For Yoer Moeey A Two Moor Show at Each Hone Swanson Theatre Circuit It's feeler PICK OF THE PICTURES AMERICAN TODAY AND TOMORROW , OWEN MOORE' in A Merry, , . The Desperate Hero Mlrthfnl Camedy Drama Enjoy an Hour of Smiles, Chuckles and Laughs ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY FOR AH rG4(,KICT OF THO KEKH JLak wrlwfimrd jfttaairf - HENRY SOUVAINE taklna them.' Mra. Thaa. Grav. 279 4th Ht, Detroit, Mtch. Kohramm-Joho-en- a TVr fa Ad verHeemeril T ?(, Hint (Hesry Ohernderfer) rare mneleal treat never before prorated In a pletnre theatre. Come Early No One Admitted During- - Recital EDDIE FITZPATRICK. Phllhanpoala Orcheatra TED HE.1Kt.l- - (oadoetor Italia Soloist (.OR Hi BRETL4ND at the ergs a. A HAir Is by Av o llNl (9 ihvii-- l Applied Mothers bo worn further back on tha bead, nog. down over tho. eyebrows and bridge of the nose as in the paat two wr three seasons. on IPTI vvmi3 o o o o o o o TODAY Expectan will SIRIOILY ENFORCE A-- ' Blouse of Crcie de Chine. This honest, straight forward tetter from a woman, who baa Buffered should be heeded by all afflicted with backache. rheumatic pains sore muscles Jmful tired feeling and other symptom of kidney and bladder trouble: I hne got such good results from Foley Kidney Pills thst I can sleep much better and the pln in mV back and aides la a good lot better. I am going to keen Jlr- - ivr i.ove," 4laa A Vie FRIEND MOTHER; , LT 9 la ti vii.k With EMPRESS enforcement of the city ordinance prohibiting fireworks within the city limits has been ordered by Chief fit- - Polled : Joseph 'T Burbidge. All piember of the police department have been ordered to keep a sharp lookout for violators of this kind on ths Fourth of July and from now until that time. Pursuant to this policy, Firs Chief TV. H. Bywater has already confiscated several boxes of. firs crackers with which ths owners had planned to celebrate tho Fourth. In regard to this matter, Chief has called the attention of cltl-teto ths following excerpt from the Outing Planned For city ordinances; It shall bs unlawful for any perConvalescent Soldiers son within the limits of Salt Lake to discharge, explode or set off any convalescent Twenty-fiv- e rocket, squib, firecracker, roman can- men, at present In local hospitals, dle, cannon, gun, rifle, pistol, toy pis- will fee given an outing in automobile tol, or any other firearm or fireworks, in City Creek canyon, unor combustible or explosive matter Thursday, der the auspices of the Volunteers of whatever. Provided, however, that America, and the local chapter of the the board of commissioners may glvs Service Star Legion. There Is a grove permission for public pyrotechnical two mile up tho canyon where a procelebrations, exhibitions, or displays gram will be given. Thla hi the first under "safe and proper supervision. ef a series of .outings planned by the "It shall be unlawful for any per- Volunteers; and next week a simison to sell or to offer for sale, or have lar excursion will be given indigent In his possession or custody, any rock- fam Hire, and later aged people and et, squib, firecracker, roman candle, orphans toy pistol, fire balloon, or other combustible or explosive fireworks, or any Damaged by Fire, , article for the making of pyrotechnical display, without first obtaining from spark First originating from the board of commissioners percaused a alight dammission la writing to sell or offer for from a chimney the root of the home of C. F. sale or have tn his custody, any such age to 729 Ninth Ea4 street, lyooday Butts, article." evening. The blaze waa dl4ovt-re- exsoon after it originated and wa tinguished with little difficulty upon the arrival of the apparatus from fir station No. i. . 4 9 :8 ! iffiiniSAS Ceeier Where It's E trick (( WlifR FLORENZE TEMPEST 5 ay sac dong the filmy shreds of baked whob wheat; sioiPnvoToaoaaow New MU with nor. Trmptewt, Lloyd & Crooeli and "Rio Grande" open evening. ass in a di-- (iaaaaa shows, XilS ta It very day eaergt Moaday Bad Taeaday ORrm rM as -- the whole wheat $rain and all prepared eadsta Ihrmthmt lit coolss-- s Is rsfrsshtsg, sad It eanast barai tbs skis. eld la Its grssa bss s I sa ding toils c eustars ar by Thw Salt Dak City chapter No. 00. Women'of the Moose h legion, will Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Ward and Mr. entertain at a party on and Mra J. R. Matheka wrlll enter-lal- n Thursday evening atdancing the Moose hall. this evening at a dancing party Refreshments will be served. All at the Mathews home on west First friends and members are Invited. North in honor of Miss Marie Hein and Fred C. Mathews, who will be Reynolds circle. C.' A. R. held its married tomorrow. regular meeting today at the I, O. Ot F. hU. a Miss Margaret Mcflwee and ThomThe Oliver O. Howard TV. R. C. will as Trent of Ban Francisco whose marb entertained Thursday by Mra riage takes place tomorrow will be Ella Jepson at 0:20 at her home, 1642 guests of honor at a dinner at the Country club this evening given by Fourth East street. A musical proMg and Mrs. J. M. Snow. The guests gram will be given. will Include the members of ths bridal TAKES nOLD AYD 'HELPS. party. Colds that "hang on should be gotMrs. H. B. Dawson and Mra Joseph ten for no one can stand the Levitt and little daughter, Carol, will strainrid ofof, racking cough, disturbed leave tomorrow for a Visit In Ban sleep and Irritation of throat and Francisco and southern California, Marie Helsler, Freeport, III., lungs. writes: "I had more or less of a cough Mrs. P. T. Moore and daughter, for years and I have taken ftuite a Louise, of Colorado Springs, are visit- number of medicines. None of them M. Miss Mrs. Moore's Anua sister, ing takes hold and helps like Foley" HonDavis at 450 Fifth East street. ey and Tar." This old, reliable cough syrup promptly helps coughs, colds, The Bay View Re'adlng club will croup and cough. Contains hold its annual picnic at Liberty no opiates. whooping Children like It. Schramm-Johnso- n ' park on Wednesday at ( oclock. Drug Co. Advertisement g leraMaaae tbs day sad Unger la tha WILL body-buildin- ts as ItSBIstils charm a chans and which ass ALL THE BRAN YOU NEED rcombined with the dements in Fact Powder Nadine TONIGHT. UMr LAKE THEATRE All this Week, Dunlin. Vaudeville -- bill now I'ANTAUK - playing liesdllnnl by You'll lie HwrrtfiU, m musical force. Ill other big fialurm. IOKTVH CAbtVO Shirley Mawm In hmv llarvewt," vaudeville bill headed bjr M creed m. AMERICAN "Tho Desperate Hero" featuring Owen Moore; comedy, Hello Code." WilrARAMGCNT.EMI'HEHS liam K Hart and Plnln in "hand;" Bathing t.lrla Review. GEM1 "Tho Deep Purple" an A. 1L Wab.h Production with an .. All-StCast. . KIN EM 4 Frank Mayo In Tlie International t.lrl in No, 2; Nows; "itcuuilo Vamp." BROADWAY Franklyn Famum In UcUb Fury Gordon;" Texas Gulnaa In Irtim of Pirn;" and Breed or Jim;" 3 reel comedy. - Is AMUSEMENTS far the meat eonnple neue thing about us and la probably the most easily damaged by bad or If we are very carries treatment. we will careful In hair washing, have virtually no hair trouble. An especially fine shampoo for thla weather, one that brings out all the , natural beautv of the hair, that die-- 1 solves and entirely remove all dan-- 4 druff, exeeaa oil and dirt, can easily be used at trifling expense fey eim-pi- y x dissolving a teaapoonful of fwhlch you can ret at any of in hot water. a cup druggists), Thin make a full cup of shampoo la to no it ebay apply liquid, enough tt to aU the hair inaead of jurt the top of the head. Thia chemically dissolve alt impurities and creates a Rinsing soothing, cooling lather. leaves the snelp spot i emir clean, soft and pliant, while the hair lakj on the glossy richness of natural color, alao a fluff me which make It seem much heavier than tt la After can-thrshampoo, arranging the hair t a pleasure. Ad vert - HELLO, UNCLE , Comedy, ?rlf Classiest Theatre West of New York One Week Ending Friday VIA . The Deep Purple can-thro- w Patke Review Frt Olrfcrte4 Mat ! hr PAUL ARMSTRONG and WILSON MIZNER fh ALL-9TA- R CAST MIRIAM COOPER HELEN WARE weeya thrasch the heart la COMEDY Ytt a great, ' p VINCENT SERRANO BIRD MILIMAN aargtag wav ef emettaa WHY BE JEALOUS? flt PiHar Elatvatt I THE HOME Of H4TnER PUITfrV thm ' Orchestra t J |