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Show , ., , , - i , ' - A.4 ' - . ' ' ' - ' - 4 i . ' Two. mportan , Miss Smiley t,,,,, 4,,., , , ,. Ilt edatngs . , .'t 7. ,, ," ,;.,,.,1 t, At - , , 46, 1 - i ., '':- ' i ,r, -' ..,,."r - , i, ...-- - - . BY HELILN N , .. s. ,, i , ' i ,. d , 1933 ' ' , -- -- f:----- ' ' - ' ,,,--, - ''--- ,,,. ,,.. - . .: , ..... IL(INS - , - ---- - ,, , ,, .. - . , - , ,. , 0 ' . - ay Rosen Coit- pie . - Hi, . ,, nE - '' Sc. - Y r .: 1 . , t . - e xv!' .,.....,,,,,?; ., .. t ,...s. .', , - a ' ' , , - , . i , - - - , ' ', , - ' ' ' , 0 i it i t. - , t Ie ' , .' ' - , ,, - i ;-- - ,.;:-'- I. 1 al ,,-,- ' t- '2 , . , ; , , 8 I-ih a. , ...,. , - .t , . ik e ;' If ,.. , .., ' , r 1' I Ii :: iI.... .. ., - ' Ik Jot-le- y, t. , ......, - Wheadon 4, t '' - ' - Miss Jolley ,i , 3 " 7, 0, , ' i .. ' - ' , ' , wa Enno , ,,;4i., .,- , . t ', ' 'I, .:),' ' " ' , ., - -, , . i .:,4,... ,,,,. t ,' In a burst of morning sunshine,. is ,......, Easter ',......, New York's traditional ,k ., iFifth Avenue in. '.'"'';','-'i.turned .' parade , ..... ., , ...,,,t' 4 to a veritable erklking- .- flower , , .,. ,,,,,,,..,,,-- ,It I, in New York before coming to .,. ,, show yesterday. couple s 41 ,.....,. ' ., ,' ' - t Y Salt Lake to make' their home. , .'8, wi, , ,... : .. later in the day will reside Although '1.! '8; 1' I f ';, ".",' .. '1. N The wedding' of Miss Green- i4' , , .1 s I 1 ''- overcast ' winds and ' in showers, (tin Pocatello, ' :..., ;i 't ''. ' and Mr. Rosen. who is the '" ,.. ' strollers ; , berg eities celebrated sent . , Idaho. "stasto--, ',.. son of Morris Rosen of Salt Lake. ,..1,.. 8 . their top. I , 'w " under hack shivering ,,.. .. took .., ..,,, place April 10 at. 420 p.m. i. ".:. , .', pf- - : i coats and furs. crowds of specta.1 at the home of Mr. and Mn. Hat- ,, -! tors outside the fashionable ry Greenberg, parents of the .. ' ,:,..,. bride, 200 South lacCadden Place, churches had ample opportunity r ,, ' The bride wore a Hattie Carne'' ; '': . ' ,t t. before noontime to inspect what' model of white net with a : gle i ,r "I', were wearing irt ' . ., veil of Chantilly tulle and car-,trAr -'I i tied a bouquet of white gar. , of Enveevi: , ...,... ; ltirorIng finery. Vander. denies and orchids. Her only at. I ::' l , ' out. .......: tendant was her slater.- Miss Re-,,,,, hilt. who has not ventured 1' ..,.., k,,, gina,Greenberg-Mr.Elosertw: side her Fifth Avenue mansion ,. ,. , , . attended , on Easter Sunday for the past e, ,,..,.." ... by his brother. Milton I. l'' ' 1' ' ':, 1 ... 7-- ,,,.., ' ' t, -;".. A8 ...!,,,.f. ,,,,,,,, of Salt Lake City. The , .', .1 four years. walked one block I ,,,' AI ... , St. at..., ,,,, bride's mother was gowned in north from her home to 1 - tt ' :"' 7v?A,.. a Molyneux model of blue chit- . A,' '. , .., t i - Thomas' Church accompanied ::- ',,..,- it.' 1 Vander. fon. She wore a corsage of or-' Cornelius son. my her , , ,.; , I ' chid& Y." bilt Jr. ;,,,,,, 4 .,.,.. ,v To begin the voyage, Mrs. Roo. 1, ,,,,...... Suit Of Olive Green ., ,) ,'..- - '(,; id, t, t .. i,,, ' '. 7 en wore a black and white suit of olive green a wore suit She ' a fox cape, and ' ' ,wool. its box jacket collared in , felt 1 Her greets baby leopard. , ''' ' 'I -1-beret was witlio.tet !ither .tlift... Version , ' , W. Rosen, the former Miss flowers or veil that ,truruneci Ted Mrs. ii II I 2 the on Weds most every other hat I Sonah Greenberg, of Los Angeles, avenuea fact which caused IF To kit, in her lovely Hattie Carnegie fashion reporters to speculate A. Mrs. the Rosen Mr. queen whether on and dowager wedding gown. Presentation of a concertized American society is emulating are enroztte to NewYork via the of ... version of the opera, "Robin Miss Eleanor Jolley, daughter the dowager queen of England Panama Canal. They will come to in wearing "timeless" millinery of Mr. and Mrs. William S. Miss Alene Olson. 145 South S tate Street, will give a buffet sup4 Hood." by DelCoven. with club E and Enno A. Wheadon, son disdain of seasonal fads. Salt Lake in six weeks. and a shower Wednesday ev erting at her home for Miss members participating, will fea1 per 1. leather of Alma Wheadon of South Jorof A green prayerbook ture the meeting of the Opera Mrs. E. Waldo Stein, right, the forHelen Lawrence, a May bride. The party is one of several plan1 dan. were married Saturday at 7 In the shade of her suit was used Appreciation Club Thursday at 2 mer Miss Helena Thomas, whose by Mrs. Vanderbilt to shield her ned for the former Los Angeles gig. the daughter o Mir. and p.m. at the home of Mr. and Mn. , , p.m. at the borne of Mrs. Dilti; , Bevben G. Jolly, 1750 Hubbard Mrs. Ernest A. Lawrence, 1094 NV indoor Street. She will wed Josfrom news photographers. , marriage took place today at St. facePostmaster-Generaworth Walker, 30 I'S Street. Mrs. Mrs. l and Avenue. The ceremony was per' Jonas T. Ryser is chairman of Mark's Cathedral. The couple left James A. eph William Backman Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Back, formed by Elder Levi Edgar Farley, accompanied by , P.; man of 734 West Second North Street. arrangements. immediately for the East. They will their daughter and Mr. Farley Young of the First Council of the presentation. Preceding Mrs. David 'Allen and Mrs. Frank Allen were hostesses at t. brother, attended Easter services return here in Severity. Mrs. L. S. Palmer will give a Mrs. a kitchen shower for Miss Law rence one evening last week at at St Patrick's Cathedral , Only members of the families of sketch the of the composthe 1441 Vale Avenue arid Mrs. Maude Parry, 246 North Eighth West and a small circle of friends were Farley wore a tailored navy-bluer and Mrs. Milo P. Smith will invited to the wedding. suit with Itritruned hat of navy Street, also entertained. She was assisted by her daughter, Su recite the story of the opera. 4.k!' The couple stood in front of straw trimmed with lilies of the sari. The clubs instrumentaL trio, She carried a silver fox the mantel, which was banked valley. composed of Mn . Horace C. with pink and white roses, snap. scarf. Mrs. aair G. Riser and Bridal Feted Beck, dragons. palm and ferns. The Smith ample Attend Mrs. Lorna C. Hogenaon will bridal gown was blue lace, and Miss a A letter from Mme. Chiang Kai will Eunice at dinner her home forRyberg tonight Also at St. l'atrick's were gte play the overture. Soloists are the corsage was of gardenias and In the Mayflower Apartments for Mrs. Cyril L. Vance, the former Mrs. Walker, Mrs. William C. McShek to Miss Maud May Bahmer Governor and Mrs. Alfred E. Loretta June pink rosebuds. Mrs. Orton P. black a Mange'. cock telling of the suffering of Conahay, Mrs. Ferdinand E. PetSmith, the latter wearing Heiser. sister of the bride arid Dr. and Mrs. A. M. Okelberry will preside tomorrow at dinerson, Mrs. Gem a Tollstrup, Chinese women and children in and white printed silk dress with her only attendant. was gowned ner Dr. for Mrs. Mc Vance. and Miss Genevieve Law entertained Mrs. J. Tracy Wooton and Mrs. a belted black silk redingote. in peach Chiffon and wore a corthe war ridden country, prompt, Saturday at her home in Tooele for the newlyrweds. Paul G. Canister. Mrs. Virginia Her mushroom hat was c,f black sage of Talisman Tosco. Thomas a ed with Freber will be the accompanist. silver tea yesterday at the straw and was trimmed L. Emery, brother-in-laof the Hostesses for the occasion are A. Nielson Couple Residing In Pocatello home of the University of Utah black bird wings. bridegroom was the best man. Mrs. Ryser, Mrs. Freber, Mrs, trimmed WLite hats, usually An informal reception was . professor, Mrs. Ruth M. Clark with tiowers Mr. 'and Mrs. A. Nielson have established residence in P0 Thomas Giles. Mrs. Claribel Walor birds wings. held after the ceremony. The was at the affair, one were far in the lead ;Ls the milsince their marriage in Salt Lake City, April 8. eaten, lace Mrs. Mel' nahav Mrs. F. O. Miss Mary Helena Thomas, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ArMrs. Nielson serving table was covered with a Miss was FL Mr. of the most interesting events of Beatrice of Mn. Hale. were and Wald. Mrs. Person, Mrs. TollThese genchoice. daughter linerv AsChinese grass linen cloth. T. Hale of McCammon. Ida.. and Mr. Nielson is the son of 'Mrs. thur Lloyd Thomas Jr., of Arlington Drire, and. E. Waldo Stein the spring season. worn with solid black strup, Mrs. C".aries S. Gardiner enilly were Miss JacobGeneva Francs F. Nielsen. sisting and Mrs. D. E. Judd. blue costumes. Next in faOriental treasures, gathered, navy sen, Miss Grace Cahoon, Miss - of Los Angeles, were married today at high noon in St. Mark's; R The in the Salt Lake Temple were Officers will be elected to serve ceremony look place April during many tours by Miss Bab.' vor as accessory colors Cathedral. The Very Rev. Franklin L. Gibson, dean of the caRuth White. Mrs. Dean Ewing, with Pres. L. for the ensuing year. Stephen Chipman officiating. cock. Mrs. Clark and Mrs. Vivian dusty pink and paie blue. Hats Miss Mary Ann Caldwell. Miss acthedral. officiated. were often in these colors P. I'Vhite, were displayed during Margaret Bushman. Miss Pearl the tea hours, from 5 p.m. to 9 coMpamed by matching gloves Shortly after the ceremony, the Larson. Miss LaRue Daybell. and Filches-Jonebag. s p.m. Among them were priceless Miss Beatrice Cobble. Miss Dom, couple left by automobile for the Eagle-eye- d fashion sleuths notwhich jade, a Mandarin coat, East They will spend the next thy Tame, and Miss Helen ur,m ed a -- recession motif. in the once belonged to a high Chinese welL three months in Indianapolis. form of lastyear's spring suits official, Cloisonne vases. and the Ind., and New York City, returnand ensembles, "dressed up'' finest of Chinese handiwork. To Visit Parents ing to Salt Lake City late in this year's hats. The claswith wore white bro. Miss Neone Fitthes. daughter August. They plan to reside M sic tailored silhouette remained cade Chinese formal costume, of Mr. and Mrs. James W. Fitches Los Angeles during the winter Miss Miriam Matsen of Morrisa general favorite. although a made especially for her in Pens.-of 923 West Second South Street. months. town. N. J., is expected to arrive suits, ar LVIVi3 M. Jones. on of Mr. mg. Mrs. White, who oresideti in few "drer.sy" coats and blousThe wedding was one of the Thursday from the east to spend with pleats, braiding and the dining room. was similarly and Mrs. Randall L. Jones of the a month with her parents. Mr. prettiest of the season. Picturseem were ed effects emMrs. dressed. wore Clark mar. were Pollyanna Apartments, and Mn. J. Martin Matson of esque St. Marks, pleasant Easter lied Unquestioned style news of today in the Salt Lake broidered blue satin pajamas. 1990 McClelland Street. weather and lovely costumes of the day, however, was the alTwo hundred Temple. with Pres. Rudger Claw. guests called the members of the wedding Formerly a Girl Scout execu most unanimous choice, On the Son of the Council of the Twelve during the afternoon. Assisting rive, Miss Matsen is now afparty were complements of the off !dating. formwere the hostesses several part of notable anenobody" alike culmmated which occasion filiated with Seeing Eye. Inc., of of the beflowered and veiled er students and close friends of t A reception will be held series of important social affairs Morristown Miss Babcock and Mrs. Clark, the Jensen Home. 2730 Highland hat, ranging in slit from the in the Miss Matsen to city, Accompanying For the firtt time in seven minutest pillbox to the largest Drive, tonight. The couple will Salt Lake will be 1iss Nina N. Quaintly beautiful, the bridal Years. Miss Babcock will not to and most drooping capeline. make their home in Sun Valley, gown was white starched marMcClurg. director of the Morris A Foil For Moo FAinemblo to Idaho. China this year. Instead. she Area Girl Scouts. quisette with AleriCOn lace inserMr. and Mrs. Randall L. Jones Grand Duchess Marie. who a lead will to tour Europe Lions. Designed by Hattie Carnelives here now. otiose a pillbox entertained Saturday for their ginning late in July. gie. the dress had a square neck. -b son and his fiance. The party made entirely of red geranium Couple Honored Mrs. Henry ,Raile was to be swing skirt and puffed sleeves. was given at the Ambassador Hopetals as a foil for her tailor- The Nvhite tulle veil was long. Mr. and Mrs; Reuel of named the Lake Phillips Salt Miss wool blue en. ensemble. Jean ed president tel royal Keddington The gowns of the attendants gave a breakfast nartv yesterday Mrs. Jerome tertained Friday foette bride. County Medical Auxiliary this I Napoleon Bonawere similarly fashioned. Miss Fitch ternoon at a meeting in the Homorning for Charlotte wore bunches of white parte Sereta. Jones. the maid of honor. Johnson and her fiance. Sergei will Mrs. tel Utah. She succeed violets on her enormous black bride. was attired in a charming wore peach and Miss Marian L. A. Stevenson. Eugene Zelonkoy. at the Phillips straw, topping an suit ternoon frock of deep blue chifTuesday and Stocks lager. the bridesmaid. was home on Third Avenue. Satur. run Slated vice to for first Mrs. S. stanwood Menken had fon. blue frock. in a Oar. Nlitis Patricia Mccornicks gowned powder Mrs. L. were J. Jones of on brim lilies the the president valley Orchids and gardenias were Miss Patricia Thomas. the flower who will be an attendant at the and Mrs. C. R. Cornwall. Other of her black Ntilan sailor. accomcombined in the bridal bouquet. officers to be selected were presiwedding. girl also wore powder blue.of panying a suit of black and white The attendants carried roses. 230 p. m. Auditorium the Mrs. Thomas. the mother tertained for the couple. dent second vice elect, president. printed silk. Calla lilies. lending an Easter ANI of secretary Hubert wile Wilkins. 11.rfrP4 IS secretary,corresponding Lady TIk: ' atmosphere to the occasion. were Second Floor treasurer and historian. New ofthe noted flier, wore a wide. banked about the altar, 11 It: ficers will be installed on May la. ' brimmed black straw hat laden The bridegroom's attendants , with red roses above her black were James Gaskill of Los An. Order your new spring fashion silk, suit. geles, who arrived in Salt Lake now! Set to work booleright Lillian Gish. Joan Crawford, City by airplane last night andI If you cre looking for making your own. brighten Gladys Swarthout and Grace Dr. Wilfred. A. Nelson and Ar- 4 !,our spirits at little expense; :Moore were the of chic and among cdliance that stage Thomas the thur III; Lloyd with smart easy to sew clothes. ssi irrthe-movies- ... Wri':: and screen celebrities who took bride's brother. lkir. Ganaill wits - inceks-- A sew simple dressthaking thatall in the flattery part "parade". Sailor. best man. A san included with each pattern. ed with pink flowers. tilted over fine clothes, this Attending the wedding were really' Address order to Pattern Departri!' her nose. Gladys Swarthout wore more than two score guests L, ment, The Deseret News. show will give you a comperhaps the most sensational costile California city. as well as I tume of the day. a sun designed Salt many socially prominent Vill, plete picture of the latest Valentina 15th from by Laker& century D. A. R. To Vote On Italian costumes of the Comedia 7 tifi' Iltr The bride's going away cos-- , mode. More than that, it 1 r1-DellArte Theateran olive tume was turquoise blue wool. ', Navy Plan will show you the some a above ,," green basque Her jacket tailored. coat smartly top full skirt of alternate Venetian and accessories were of new WASHINGTON, April 18.-- 0 designs in TWO SIZES, red and gray gores Her green 0,000 Paris Tan shade. (AP)Daughters of the Amer. ' wool pancake hat had a bunch large cmd small, demonlean revolution, gathermg 4,000- al varicolored flowers at the ,,' tb, for their 47th continental front. stratng how colors, fabrics 13 S. L. Wed strong Geraniums Grace trimmed Congress, will vote this week on and contrasts con help a resolution approving the adMoore's pink pillbox. worn with Clair Lindgren. son of Mrs.) See them hi the new a pink and black printed silk naval 548 Alice Lindgren of East ministratios bilhon-dollbuild an illusion of p;rfecldress topped by a pink jacket Fourth South, took as his bride. expansion program. PETE SMITH SPECIALTY ion.. Fashions were mode de"Our program of national of rough silk. a Miss Virginia Cu'Elmore at fense is one in support of Amer. eeremony performed Saturday at Wears, No Flowers by CMI girls cmd will ideals and ace," said Mrs. Farmington. The bride is the JoatcCrawford alone among e i Earl V. Sisson be modeled by them. go- a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. this group wore no flowers anychairman. George A. Cul'Amore of 1397 Fifth Picture in Technicolor An where black Her costume. in her We do not want we East Street. wart want protection in the western ' wool suit was trimmed with NOW PLAYING AT THE 'raided scrolls of black and her will winch hetnisphere promote Snows Entertain bishops hat of black Milan was peace." trimmed only with a viel tied The national defense commit.-It Dr.,and M Lyndon Dailies wider her chin. A white lingerie tee called all delegates togther, Snow emeruuned at their home. blouse asd her famous star sap- At the theatre be sure to get your before the cenventionit formal 1182 Michigan Avenue. Saturday phire clips were the only conto preach CROWiTFSTED PRINTS Watt. Guest Were Dr. and Mn. --opening tonight, trast& free copl of the recipes for the "ceaseless opposition to COMDIM A. Harvey. Mr. and Mrs. charNonerushabls fabrics in MUniSM the coach, subversive and tallyho Preshrunk delightful prints Harold Edward Pries, Mr. and and quartmteed washable,. 3. dishes shown in It proppicture. tetettenuine broadcasting staand apices. lc:misty of colors. lashes wefts in beautiful. last calm Mrs. Wiliam F. McCrea and Mr. aganda.. bore of tion, a no ahowtoont. group society. Mrs. M. iefrigenttota predicted Junius our , Jackson. and at Ste i the now Ranges : 98c yd. 69c ycl. IIand Suigi and fasiiiournotables dovit; rdi,;;;;Ions , , Fifth Avenue from the Plaza to AUTHORS' etarn attention which a provoke the , Waldorf-Astorii the successful resolution , Joy Hodges. opposing ' The Atithoce Club will meet feminine star of "I'd Rather Be the president's Supreme Court FLOO1 - - -Wednesday at l'h:313 a.m. in the Reorpnisation sat front Bill with the drew last Right." up I it driver, In a brown and beige cos-- ., , UUTAI U FLIEUti'LIPPLY COUPANY ' Bishops' Building. , 75hough the triennial election - tume with red Rowels on ter CAMP T1411IT n.v,r. Will take place Thursday, no op, I hat Tobe, well known fashion 00,,.7,6 rt I , t, Members of' Camp position hu appeared to the can- i' authoritY, was dressed in a Ne.wit as South Siete ' 1300 k,t. :,..z.A - Wasatch of 'Utah Mrs. Daughter,' brown and beige costume under didac3r of Henry M. Robert, ' meet , Wednesday at 730 pm, at Jr.. of Atmepolis. Md.,, to suca short mink cape, bet- - shallow . ' : the 328 home of Roos Mi. Mrs. Rick. ceed Ceounemitior , wtiliam Teeter.... Utak Decker brown straw - bretott nirrtmed A, aft Serving ! Sh4merdins Court. , with bunches of rtd flowers. ' preadentsenera. I of 1327 Yale las E. nue. and John Daniel Cattlfield, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. ,Quillield of Binghalm.Atheduledfor 620 pm, today.. The which the families itteddtg,nseto friend! only have been limited, wilk take plate at the Scanty reVence with Judge James H. Wolfe of, the State Supreme Court officiat- Jag. After the ceremony supper 'will be er Gold Ream of the befcre the bridal for their honeymoon to the Northwest. , miss by Miss Edvama Lake and the ill be attended by his brother, Brien Ca ldfield. Fortner University of Utah students, Miss Smiley and Mr. Caulfield, figured promineritly in caMpus activities. She is a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma So- . rority and he is affiliated with Beta 'Theta Pi Fratenaity. -- : ,. ' Via Canal Zone ' .. i marriage took ' place - Ertearly Mir-mont4 n the Salt -Lake Temple, Era route York via the and who --r ;Panama' Canal are Ted W. Roe. spent several en' of Salt Lake City and his Drill. the former Ilise Sonalt days here folkmlito the Greenberg of Los Angeles. The rites The couple plane to spgmd etc weeks' . - . -- - . Mrs..0. A. Nielson, whose ' t light ' , CRAIG NEW VORE, April , , - - ,, , - ' 0 c 1 e y Sp S-.- - ' 'Easter Parade ..1.1S A 'Walking Flower' Show., .. , , (.,....,..,- - - - ...ma..........m '114"W""'"Alig" , , , 4 . APRIL '18 MONDAY A AO ,.1.,' i ' , . ' ' - -:-- t- ilf,7 ., Among the spring weddings attracthig social interest is that of Miss Ethel Smiley, daughter of Mr. and Mn. DougAve-- , . art t1- LAth ,,,. - To Take Vows ,This Evening - 1 1::. , - NEWS SALT . ' . ' ESERM" THE -- - - Buffet Party For Miss Lawrence : Opera Be Presented 1 1 , - :i.". ;.: mid-Augus- t e iChinese. Letter rompts Silver Tea Pair Miss Mary Helena Thomas Marries E. Waldo Stein Of Los Angeles In S. L. Ceremony a Held Vuptials I a . You are Cordially grtvited to a... , VOGUE FASHION SHOW ! ..... . Demonstrating "Vogue Pattern Magic" by Miss Gladys Aho, stylist from the Vogue. Pattern Service 1 I al--- ; Johnson-Zelenko- v i Chosen for glamour -- MODERN Nf!tural RANGE f:ilo ter,,,,,,,e.,-- GAS , liiI1 Wednesday... i ' iaft , 1 1 -- til lit - - ;kili . , Indorsing 4A . : s , REFRIGERATOR if 1 Couple .' , t "PENNY'S PARTY" i -- i i - i ' corm-mim- 4. M-G-- M , COTTON;forSUMMER FROCK'S REFRESHING CENTRE THEATRE - . i ' wmrroNG Prarrts I - t .., ; - , ; . - , . , .. II 0 , 11111t - -- - a. COITONS--0TRE- LT ! I ZCIIIII , , ; . ; : , . i . ,, i ' . . , . . , .. . 7 I - , ' . . . |
