Show THE OGDEN STAND SUNDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER 16 1928 CGOLIDGE IS HENRY GOODMAN formerly Miss Mary Vlaan- deren whose marriage took place on August 29 at the home of the parents Mr and Mrs J Madiaon M Vlaanderen 2824 avenue SHREWD JUDGE OF CLOTHING — — Is Back In Capital From Brule Snappily Appareled By JEAN JARVIS (Special Correspondent of The Standard-Examine- r) WASHINGTON Sept 15 — Presi- r dent" Coolidge always the keenest sort of smart dresser arrived home from his summer at Brule Wis as Just as snappily appareled though he had come straight over from Bond street Londontown His sartorial splendor set the gossips to work opining that no matter which of the two standard bearers wins oit next November the incoming chief executive will simply have to change his tailornmn or fall pretty well below the standard of 'attire set by the present presi- dent In fact 'we all are busily consulting the ancient and honorable social wiseacres and harking' back through the dusty years to Presi-de-to Arthur in a vain attempt pick out a chief executive who approaches President Coolidge in the matter of meticulously smart apparelling 4 nt else that Mr and Mrs Albert M Lamb Washington avinue announce the marriage of tpielr daughter Vada to George D Trowbridge of San Fernando Calijt which took Sepplace on Wednesday evening tember 12 in the drawing room of the Hotel Bigelow Bishop James H JRiley performed the ceremony Rackets of chrysanthemums and asters were used for decorations The bride wore a jwedding gown with bodice of blue and gold bro cade and long skirt made of ruf fles of white tune band of brilliants in lrtwlner the ceremony! a wedding supper1 was served in the English room Three bowif or pinK ana lavender asters were used on tho bore tall long table and the tiuffet were laid vases of dahlias Covers for Mr and Mrs 14 M Hess Mr and Mrs J H Rilejf Mr and Mrs Mr and William R Racktam Mrs Clarence Reeder E R Geiger Mrs Marion Falk Mjiss Norma Sessions and Bert Lamb! of Ogden Mr and Mrs W O Session Mr and Mrs Orlando Sessions Mr and Mrs George A Hdlt William S Forrest Holt Mrs A M Holt Lamb and Miss Elsie Lamb of Salt Lake The couple left immediately for San TPernando' where they will make their home 3 031 y go to the maice IS Miss Hilma Moleh daughter of Mr and Mrs John pVIole returned Thursday from a three months' stay in Europe Mss Mole spent most of the time if Paris where she attended art school and visited Before returnthe art galleries ing home she visited friends and relatives in England Miss Mole was accompanied by Miss Audrey Miller bf NewMexico and Miss Matilda Ann Evans and Miss Melva Squires of Salt Lake The party was joined in ParisHar-wooby d J F Harwood and Mfes Ruth up of a nifty appearance About the only public flgifre who qualifies as a rival to the president is General John J Pershing U S A retired Each has his own peculiar metier and it would require FOR an expert to decide which should wear the palm in a AUTUMN BRIDE man contest TIE PERSHING'S - Buzz buzz goes the chatter con Honoring Miss Mary Ferguson a of the month Mrs James S bride bat General Pershing's cerning entertainejd at a miscel Ferguson A gayly striped affair it wing tie shower laneous Monday evening at vas debonnair is about assuredly avenue The 1618 Kiesel home her bit of haberdashery as anyone evening was spent iri playing games could pick up in a hard day's shop after which refrejshments wereping served to the following: Mrs ElsThe resident affects the four worth Greenwell Mrs George Ran the and octachordian treasthe of the eluding the secretary Jr Mrs Nan Kbons Mrs Clar ury Mr Mellon who knows a thing silver steel saw and Was for many son ence Hanson Mrs Arthur Macbeth or two about good ciotnes also member of Ziegf eld's Mid Mrs Cleve Ransoiji Mra N J n ft firm in natB xtraava a "vii Mra Mr Evans will be Harris Mrs Ruth Meek Revue U'teht nobody is on record as spotting ChristensenL Mrs John Orson of the as director the Candidate Hoover wearing anything remembered Mrs William Holt Mrs less Quakerish than a carefully se- - I Evans Players who filled an en Fereuson and Mrs Clifford Larkin Sarah four-inThe Little Weber in the lected and slickly gagement adjusted Lake Salt Holt of atre two years ago Mr Moore and hand i- the Altogether by and large such an Mr Evans will do an act on next CARD PARTY ON accumulation of offhand evidence Keith Albee circuit for the may be taken as substantiating the three years TUESDAY lEVENING Mr and Me3 Prows entertained opinion of observant experts as re-- I guests gards General Pershing's original at dinner In honor of their The Catholic women and young on Tuesday evening and on Wed sponsorship of the bat wing was girls' organizations of St Joseph's BIG HANDBAG nesday Mrs Eeenora Skaggs party The first lady who always is good hostess at luncheon for them prior church will sponsok aat card 8 o'clock on Tuesday evening for a paragraph or two at the to their departure handsof the fashion columns matches up sartorially with her dis tinguished spouse and then Bome Just now ehe is gayly toting the great biggest fabric handbag that anybody has seen hereabouts In a long long time unless one throws a glance backward at some of the stunning big handbags wherewithf al Mrs "Nick Longworth has been touching off her various morning afternoon and evening outfits Around her neck swinging on a narrow black ribbon Mrs Coolidge wears her recently acquired eye are "Oxfords" and glasses These ' just as smart as any are they thing caij well be When all's said and done nobody but the first X could so cleverly affect the lady smoothly-swathe- d waistline and the trlgiy set bloused bodice fin ished off with a fairly full boxpleated skirt that she is now wear ing" in silk or light wool fabrics well-dress- in-han- SHOWER ed d: -- 3 C R Watson The guests and the hos other exhibit will show sheep In- imitation Jewelry come next In lm- tess were assisted by her daugh- troduced by Coronado a Spaniard portanoe Numerous too are the Instruments and sclentlflo' PRETTY EVENT ters Thelma and- Florence Ste n In1540connection" with the mule- - medical books that pass into the possesphens sion at the which of Americans tne was visiting the diversion ol producing industry Bridge ' The marriage of Miss Norma afternoon of the won were year beginning Prizes by Ellery daughter of Mr and Mrs at approximately $500000000 the pf 1f t ' Claude C Ellery Browning apart- Mrs Evans and Mrs Murdock exhibit will record the fact that in ORANGES MAY BE of H Bennett ments and George 1785 the king of Spain sent George enter T Walter Mra Frazier 'ADE' FOR AMERICA Wednesday tained the O N O club at her Washington Syracuse took place on a" fine Spanish Jack P morning September 5 in the tem- home 2743 Washington avenue on named Royal Gift and two jen- ple at Salt Lake followed by a KINGSTON Jamaica — AP)— nets whoso offsprings at Mt Ver evening Five hundred was wedding reception in the evening Monday tree which Professor non Clarke Powell who) is a to started family lf played- the being given ' v one-ha'hi at the home of the bride's parents Mrs Francisprizes ' t f million five has and the West Irfdla Mrs C Middlemas through traveling today The bride wofe a wedding gown Islands on behalf of the British Mrs Louis descendants Pietgrass and of white taffeta and georgette and George Luncheon was served at a empire marketing board of Don tC' J4 the veil of tulle was caught to the Sadlier don advised locjal growers of or sweet lavender and Pink ' hour t late If j f head with a band -- of orange bloscovers anges to ship no more fruit to and VISITORS BERLIN table centered the peas bousoms She carried a shower v u Mrs England as they cannot compete were laid for twelve WARE BUY CHINA quet of pink and white roses 'Missr Crowford and Mrs J C Littlefield with: oranges from foreign marothon-oX Ellen Ellery: maid V Dorothy '! i kets were guests special I wore orange taffeta with black — — loi American Mr BERLIN Powell that the suggests (AP) " I £i 4 lace and carried Ophelia roses andthe German capital cal crop this year be converted Into An enjoyable meeting 6f Dix Lo- - tourists visitingmore sweet peas Miss Norma Mortenchina than any orangeade and shipped in barrels buy relatively to "2 the No auxiliary son and Miss Cleo Bennett were the Aan corps class of goods an inquiry to New York1 for American conother G was A held last R Thursday : wore Mbrtenson Miss bridesmaids stores of sumption JWf $ ?K - 1 pale blue satin and Miss Bennett In the I O O F hall There was among leading downtown has revealed was gowned in pale rose satin They a good attendance of officers anda every descriptionstores HEN MOTHERS TURTLES and special fact the that members Department despite carried bouquets of pink roses and lo —A hen is the LANCASTER! confined American are that members china shops agree of white sweet peas llenry Hampton number to their homes by illness travelers like best taking home foster mother f 13 black snap of Syracuse acted as best man forty-sixt- h sets of dishes or else artis turtles on the farm of Charlea of the whole Proceedings were beau The reception-roomO A R and tic china figures and lamps for dis George annual encampment After 32 of I baskets with decorated Pleasantyille tifully the posses- - tribution among friends 13 of 18 turtle of ferns and asters in tne pasiei W R C are nov in Gertrude waltirifj days Handicraft of all sorts too is eggs were hatched The hen beshades and refreshments were serv sjon of the presidentbo distributedS will and Hutton eagerly bought presumably be- came frantic "vf hew she saw the ed during the evening Two hun ' cause the cost of labor in Germany Mrs C D among the members' dred cruests called m "' Is so much lower than in the United result of her work and had to be assisted' the of Lake Salt Campbell en were friends A of number States Novelties in genuine and removed to the! 'chicken run ' hostess Miss Delia of in honor tertained Mr and Mrs Bennett will make ' 1 ' Lund a' bride of nextW3ek" at the i their home in Syracuse home of Miss Virginia- - NIckolas street - Bunco 324 Twenty-eight- h Camp M Daughters of Pioneers and various earn os were played entertained at the home of the Those who enjoyed the evening noiirt Tmt4 MfaMnr- - I wi captain Mrs Mary M Farr 611 Seventeenth street: on Wednesday garet Lund Mrs 'Ray Clawson afternoon in honor of Mrs Maggie Mrs Alfred Peteson Miss Tnessa M Hartog who leaves soon for Bil Long Mis3 Margaret Alton Miss lings Montana to make her home Audnee Livingston Miss Margaret I The basis of treating eickness has The afternoon was passed with Schmalz Miss Virginia Nickolas not awarded bunco the prizes being changed since Dr Caldwell left Miss Virginia Christenson and to Mrs Julia Ballinger Mrs M College in 1875 nor since Assisting tho hostess was Mrs Medical Richter and Mrs Lucy Wiggins Gomer he placed on the market the laxaNickolas J tive prescription he had used in his Once they startled staid folks After the games a buffete luncheon twenty-onmem was to served the druggists and entertained Crockett Miss Lorna practice known to 1892 by weairlng bracelets around their bers present as Dr were rooms XI since The Fhi Zeta of the public members tiys the But the lower extremity ankles s a with decorated at school Uaiaweu yrup beautifully garden of jrepsm High club Ogden now follows the skirt flowers and ferns party Thursdayst Then the treatment of constipa charming little home Ore Herd's a Portland hem on Thirty-fir- tion biliousness headaches mental at her evening as Miss Inez Brown and her moth street girl showing the knee bracelet depression Indigestion sour stomer Mrs Ida B Mayer of Denver the latest A delightful time was spent with ach and otiier indispositions that are visiting at the home of Miss an informal discussion of dreams result front" constipation was enFlorence Stephens: 1312 Washing and their place in the function of tirely by means of simple vegetable 18 Hotel Bigeat the September avenue ton Miss Brown will go to the With mind inviteci is herbs and roots These low to which the public York to resume her studies Miss Mildred Purdy at the piano laxatives the basis of Dr Caldwell's are still The committee in charge is com New She was a former pu several of the guests then gave a " gen in dancing which is a combinaPepsin posed of Mrs A A McBrideDeBa Syrup pil of Mrs Sophia W Reid of Og number of impromptu vocal selec- tion of senna and other mild laxaeral chkirman Mrs J! E tions no MrsL C O Bonner Mrs E A den tive herbs with pepsin if" Miss Stephens entertained at a As thehour neared midnight Garcia Mrs M R Hampton Mrs con for the The remedy simpler Miss in of Misses honor to was the served dancing" luncheon WtE Quillinan Mrs Pf F Breen Brown atparty stipation the safer for therorcmia the Berthana Roman Iris Smith Fern Parry Mrs J C Green Mrs M Eisner tne and for you and the better followed Gardens supBlake MorMargaret 11 by recently T Kathryn Mrs Tin Baker Mrs as And of all you health general at home The Clarke the per Marjorle Stewart Audrey Stephens rissey and the Misses Edith Reid long a mild and sate table was centered with pink Faris Mildred Purdy Dorothy can get resultsDrin Caldwell's Thelma Garner AT AGS 83 Eileen"' Hanley Syrup way by using and in and were' Wallace Margaret Nordqiilst pink tapers gladioli Llzette Maginnis Helen Tracy ana silver with chances tjfko Pepsin why holders Those present be the hostess Genevieve McKenna strong drugs? sides the hostess and the guest of A bottle of Dr Caldwell's Syrup bottle to try This complimentary Misses were Wilma the h6nor at fetevens entertained Mrs Joe will last a family several bottle is forwarded prepaid withPepsin Van Monvilla Lucille Shaw THANKS on Dyke AMERICA a prettily arranged luncheon and air can use it It Is out charge of any kind: months and Bowman Mildred Bradshaw Friday for ihembers of her bridge Floyd Evans Ray Reid Lloyd KelSTOCK FOR the baby because pleasant for SPAIN good club to taste the gentle In action and Jack Ellsworth ler The small tables were bright with Moore and HesselWardlelgh — In proper dose — narcotics To from free WASHINGTON Stowe (AP) fall flolwerM and appointments livein it is equally I directions I the domestic to send given first were1 Mrs Gilbert Spain laid for Jij Covers Mail to "SYRUP PErSIN" at peoall effective United ages Elderly the D to entertained Mra this P stock country Stephens RheesiMrs Charles Tribe Mrs I Monticello Illinois All ideal it find will especially afternoon in honor of Mrs States will express appreciation by ple Lij ueorge Oxnam Mrs William Mc Friday Live drug stores have the gerterousbot J Please send bottle of Dr Caldwell's I Merle Fenstermaker Lillian Coffelt of Stockton Calif exhibits at theInInternational Guire Seville next year ties Denver stock Exhibit J Syrup Pepsin to try entirely FREE I Mrs Walter Giles Mrs Lou Vor- - and Mrs Ida Mayer of was We would be glad to have you commission tea planAmerican An The Colo afternoon given wort Mrs Wallace Moore Mrs 1 Namt the home 1312 Washington av- ning participation has decided to prove a our expense how much j Ernest Shupe Mrs Virgil Hinrh at can Dr Caldwell's of livestock the Pepsin A enue Syrup the supMrs history beautifully portray Stevens arranged lAllen Mrs fliff "! st per was served to the following industry on this continent begin mean to you and yours InJustjwrite Llovd Stone! and the hostess name the and address spe with your the Mrs Mrs Salmon Ethel to Mrs guests: ning went' cattlehrlstopher at Honors bridge Mur-doc- k Columbus brought to America un cial coupon you see at the end of j pp William MeGirre Mrs Shupe and Tom Tillotson Mrs J R Mrs Gwen Evans Mrs May der the flag of Spain in 1493 An this announcement and send for a Mrs Allen Stevens HOME WEDDING IS Bracelets Skirts AT BljGELOW PARTY RETtJRNS FROM EUROPE CURRENT MOVE All of which ia no slam whispered or outspoken on the appearance of Candidate Hoover or Can- didate Smith either of whom goes along with the current modetoInhisa manner entirely creditable sartorial discrimination It iiist so happens that President Coolidge is a rather shrewd judge of what's what in suits hats footgear neckties hankies gloyes and what-n- ot PRETTY WADDING ARD-EXAMINE- was-value- M If £ri " " k It'' " r '--i 5 -- i & ? " jc it' s r " - ::: ( - y - Old Folks Say Doctor Caldwell is Right - I sub-conscio- us fl X" Ida-Peters- on ! j ij j ! I 1 LUNCHEON SEE AND HEAR EVERY CHARACTER IN THE PICTURE A- 11 - A NEW YORK PLAYERS AT PROWS HOME Mr and Mrs Seymour V Prows Monday until Wednesday afternoon Mr and Mrs Samuel Moore and Edmund Evans of New York who were on their way from San Fran cisco where they have been on the Orpheum circuit during the sum mer months Mr Moore is a per former on many instruments in- - had as their house guests from V - £ - $ wjk" P Srfltl sCinrl I' BIG vlTAPHOM Soon cleared f up by genuine ' Santa! Midy Effect! Sold by All Druggist I n BALBNES wi7Tk 1'" CAN BE AVOIDED 1 lucky Tiger just like ckta can b corrected eruptions W Both told ifl with under Guar antee Barber or byte-Fo- x Money-Bac- if i if AND Catarrh yit 99 aVailaaikaWal A Vivici Drama of Adventure Startling Action Romance intense Climaxes Laughter Bladder -r "I" In Irrltabla 1 Wx5iMJ v-'- 66W L L LJIR Myrna Loy William Russell Robert Agriew Antonio Moreno H elen Costeilo 4 c r A PIC - t S i ijLdirklilNj VLB WITH '- Honoring her sister Mrs Roland Carrothers of San Francisco Miss Madge Ashton entertained at a bridge luncheon on Saturday afternoon at her home on Van Buren avenue Bright garden blooms were used on the tables and covers were laid for the Mesdames J F Fowles W J Hillabrant W W Bowman Herman Fletscher Har- cld Fornoff Ray Whitmeyer Ro land Smith Delbert Craven Edwui Randall Spencer Eccles' Mel bourne and the Misses Phyllis King Mary Neff Jeanne Chez Helen Marcia Stevens Edna Murray Donna Casey Josephine Casey Shupe Sherma Hendershot Lettle Rlrie Miss Ashton Was assisted by her sister Mrs V A Carroll 'Ml " - 4t VISITOR HONORED AT 4 k druggist LUCHY TIUER 1— Clair Omar Musser SAME OLD PRICES: World's Premier Marimbaphonist 2— Lynn Cowan i Adults 30c Matinee 3— Movietone Talking News - J lif-- 4 - Doors open 1:45 P 40c Nite V"" Id - PILLS GIIICHESTERS BRAND Radical AkyPra-Ks- t IXamoad Brm4 I'lii in iU4 and for metallic box sealed with Blue TkUr lrajrlt CnicnKNTER8 Ribbon of T"f A J T Bar Ask for V DIAatOXlk-BKAK- FItItfor40yearakaeiri as best Safest I Xeliabla Hot N SOU) ST DRUGGISTS SY£ft'WttAl Coming Next 6 TJ---- a JJ JJmtS Sunday tr Li— -- alii ' I u Kx f I T 9 An V 10£ Children Any Time Musical Comedy Star in Community Singing Q Atrrs t- All-Taikin- f? 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