Show Box Salt rLake Society Oder Society BRIGIIAM CITY Sept 15—The American Legion auxiliary held its September meeting at the legion home on east Forrest street Friday evening with Pxesident Leland disAfter regular business was officussed the annual ©lection of cers was conducted the result being ar follows: v Mrs C 13 Stratford first president Mrs J B Varney Erd-man vice president and Mrs H L second vice president Mrs Clifford E Dunn secretary Mrs and Percy C Knudsen historian Mrs Mrs Dan Peterson chaplain Nettie V Hayse- - of Richmond dewas partment committee woman installathe conducted and present tion a Rock Mrs Connie Jensen bride of the week was the guest of honor at a miscellaneous shower given at the home of Mrs R A Beecher Saturday evening Games and music were diversions of the evening after which refreshments gtaests were served to twenty-fiv- e OuVof-tow- n guests included Mrs Annie Rock and daughter Vinnle The guest of honor o£ Willard received many gifts Mr and Mrs Wynn L Eddy returned to their home in Brig-han Sunday from a three weeks' trip northwest through the Pacific While away they visited with relatives in Winlook Washington ©f Week-en- d guests at the home Mr and Mrs J A Josephson included Mr and Mrs James of Shelley Idaho and Mr ajid Mrs C D Brown of Los AnMr and Mrs Brown were geles on route home from New York Mrs N C Christensen of Seat-U- o Washington who' is en route to the convention of the Danish Sisterhood in Kansas City is visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs Marius Ilasmussen of Brigham diGames and story telling were versions of the evening when the n embers of the Kindergarten club entertained their husbinds and party Satur- partners at a canyon inv eveninc- at 6 o'clock in the Luncheon was served at evening one long table to sixty-fiv- e by the the light of a huge bonfire under direction of Alf Freeman The fol lowing program was rendered Community Ringing led by Mr Freeman duet Mr and Mrs W ITS Mrs Abel Criffith reading 'Ttich' and a recitation by Floyd Knudsen Members of the family of Mr and Mrs Fred Siegfried of Brig him 'who journeyed from distant cities to attend the familv reunionheld during last week at the Herand Artesian park in Ug den canyon included a son Albert Siegfried and wife and daughter two daughters Mrs Mane Evans of Edmond Oklahoma and Mrs Mar gret Flovd of los Angeles Mr and Mrs Sam Seigfried and children of Peoria 111 Mrs Howard Par ker and daughter of Salt Lake WILXARD Sept- 15 — The Bee- hive girls held their regular week lv meeting at the home of Miss Pearl Kdwards on Tuesday eye- niner After the regular program games and music was diversions of tbe venlner after which refresh Mrs Beth ments were' served Ward and Mrs Ea Mont Wells in vere in charge Those present 131Ward Hazel Misses the cluded va Hardliner Bernice Brunker Glade Stauffer Ortis Pettingille Edna Wells June and Carma Cordon CaTma Kelson Ieah Rock Owen da and Glenda Bair Pearl and Esther Edwards and Beth Ward and Lilly Wells Clarence Jones of Maricopa Calif Vernon Jones of San Francisco Mrs Florence Hope and Nanette of Ventura Calif daughter Mrs Esther Walker and son Louii of Rawlins Wyo Mrs B F Jones and sons Ben Jr George Glenn Ray and Don and daughters and Hermean of Winna-mucc- a Nev Mr and Mrs George Bair of Soldier Summit and Mrs Ja-cobs- on - Mes-dam- Ca-lant- es he WILLIAM AUD'S DOMAIN- attack1 and take from the Turks' tne iasa province 'on the Persia- -' ' - gulf '!'" h In 1921 he added Jebel Sham- mar the district In northern Arabia Inhabited by hi3 hereditary KEEPS GROWING enemies' Mr and Mrs William Armstrong O'Brien who gave her in marriage re tuned during the week from The bride's youthful beauty was In 1924 he conquered th UMnr a 4-Yeher gown enhanced New York where by attended wedding dom of Hedjaz and entered Mecca they ar the marriage of their daughter Is- - Vionnet model of ivory satin made Has Risen From Poverty victorious abelle to Dr Jouis To King of Tauter The with irregular hem lino and long In' 1926 he reached his arm out sleeves and her veilceremony was performed by Judge tight-fittin- g and took Aslr a principal again ehoulArabia H H Itolapp of Salt Lake Dr cf Breton lace fell from the ity south of Mecc and Mrs Taufer expect to remain cUxs to the Ihem of her long train POVERTY TO rkiii:s WASHINGTON" — (AP) — Will In New York until next summer Her cap wks held In place with a Ibn Saud's growing kingdom con- So Ibn Saud has risen 'from wien they will return to Salt Lake orange blosioms and shower of lilies of the valley unue to grow r inat is tne ques- - poverty to ricnes rrom a nrinr tomake their home The attendants wore Jeanhe-Pato- u tion whlch disturbs the nar east ling without a principality to king models of shell pink trans since ine recent oreaicaown otne- - oi Araoia in A pretty wedding took place eon f n A Mndn n f alike made Atliirfnna of- ri rl i gr tho Tuesday evening at the home of parent velvet fashioned uneven hem England's efforts to mediate the elgn of more than 4000000 ArabsK Mr and Mrs W H Meneray on in basque style with sleeves ana differences between the two states a'nd administrator of hll central Ninth West street when their lme ana giove-rutin- g and have not met with success the Arabia andaboujti half of its shor daughter Josepkine becamej the carriedoif bouquets of amaryllls wore the valley They bride of Fcrron H McKenna The lilies National Geographic society re- - line AraDia ror the Arabs hna been his aim arid his accomplishceremony was performed by the cloche hats of pjnk maline with jfports 1901 Ibn Saud was an exile ment Rev W H Ensign In the pres- crystal pins ana wore suppers in ' in snaaes ence of the relatives of the young tne corresponaing Tne in Koweit on the Persian gulf He Over theUrufj nomadic aVsort couple and was followed by an flower girl wore a dainty frock of owned not an acre of the jtiillion- tribes Ibn Saudis rule is unquesTne living pleated pink georgette with maline square miles of the Arabian penin- tioned But nowh' if his kir-do- m informal reception rooms were effectively decorated tnmmings ana carnea a Dasaet or suia He commanded not a sub continues to grow it must spread with baskets of fall flowers in the pink and orchid sweet peas Richie ject among the 8000000 popula- - to lands of Arihs- Dunn of San B'rancisco tion to Irak Trans-Jorda- n pastel shades The bride who was Livingstonman Yemen pr LEADS SMALL PARTY guests unattended wore a dainty wedding was best Koweit Arabia ior the Arabs? But that year at the age of 20 Certainlv! But what gown of sunset tafeta and car- at the wedding were Mrs Freder worries th ried a shower of bride roses As- Ick Dahnken of San Francisco who ne ieaa a small party of com pan-- 1 near east Is which Arabs for wore an ensemble of orchid chif ion s into the desert surprised and Arabia? sisting the bridal couple in receiving were Mr and Mrs W H fon velvet with matching hat and captured Rlacr capital of Nejd and Mcneray Mr and Mrs W II Mc- Mrs Harold L Pabst of Stockton historic home of his ancestors COPS WEAR SPATS Kenna Mrs Joseph McKenna was Cal aunt of the bridegroom who By 1913 Ibn Saud having re in charge of the dining room and wore a model of French blue crepe covered all the territory wrested LONG ISLAND CITY N T — was assisted by Miss Evangeline with hat and coat to match and from his grandfather proceedea to In addition to A selling Fada radios of Charles! and Sweet Miss Vera McKenna O'Brieji Chicago R C AckermanL recently return- weddingi breakfast for the bridal Miss Helen Meneray by Mrs H K KUmgender ed from South America believes party fpilowed at the O'Brien given "Sightseeing Along the Mediterra in The table Cottonwood home in Mrs H K Klingender presided in tb!e6ights' While nean I' if ty guests were present in taking over a delightful luncheon Tues- held asj its centerpiece a graceful Sao Paulo (Brazil ha noted ' with pink day at the Country club In compli- basket lof silver filledThe A delightful affair 6f Monday that the mlnlonf of the law em ment to Miss Ella Jackson of Los kind qhite flowers couple was the luncheon by Mrs bellish their pedal extremities in Angeles who is a guest at the left early in the afternoon for a Fred Newberger atgiven her home oh light gray spats will east In and the irf Haxton place wedding: trip strange home Eleventh East street in honor of Alto in Palo home make their orchid asters in shades of Fringed Isn't to Miss who a that Edwards and Hall sister prove brother popuplan sleep Here are John and Garnet and pink were used for the dec- The bride wore a traveling ensem Iar Gwendolynbride The table September Van' Winkle Hamlet and Sleeping Beauty to the contrary notwithstanding covers were laid for ble a Milgrim model of beige with orations and — C0I"ed ?ltK awith 4ietJa" Miss Jackson JVIrs C R PearsalL hat and shoes to match f cloth and centered of a basketl?c! Service NEA O T Mrs Mrs By Griffin Julian G Ath "African mangolds orange J Taylor of Portland Ore who Deep W Va — The sealed envelope to Dr W GrahamMARTINSVILLE Mrs Abbott Miss Florence In compliment td Stephen Bamberger a minerologist in at tlis hnnlP of Mr and Mrs noble yellow princess candles were in of shut-ey- e made erstone and Miss Linda Jessup Ellgren and Miss Gaylie Rich who silver candlesticks and the place stone it identified who J A Bair during the weekill left famouspastime tho Van Winkle by Rip will leave soon to attend school in cards and favors were in yellow No one viewing a truckload o for their respective homes Sunday Sleeping Beauty Hamlet- - et al at Washington D C Miss Iola Hei The hostess was assisted during the "Wednesday Society up diamantiferous gathered Mrs Taylor sister of turns out to be ground brought morning the baloney just : selt Tirs entertained at a prettily ar afternoon by Miss Gloria Berry j noon tbe at beautiful Cathedin icmaum m m- Jt ones win is no through the shafts which connect high A "good night's sleep" jars Oriental tea at her home and Mrs C Landau Covers were one of ral of Madeleine for the ranged sur the with Mrs and mine's tunnels Jones namueca with more or less than a waste of time the on Harvard avenue Thaisday af laid for Miss Edwards Mrs J A face can tell whether the sensa the smartest nuptial events of the ternoon family for the remainder of the and talent Over -- the Top af the Chinese lanterns and um T'dwards Mrs Maurice Anderson of the world or Only a stope season when Miss Eleanor O'Brien month That is the conclusion of John tion were the for brellas attractive use4 of the the Mrs Mrs lovely contained of Value young Louis be miror daughter Perrls may marathon experts therein The tea table was Jensen Mrs Meyers El Monte Hill DEWEYVILLE Sept 15— Mrs and Garnet Hall Claude Brooks Mrs The ground: is first fed late Mrs Elizabeth O'Brien plight- decorations to take who Chi- propose an embroidered with covered extraordinary ed with her Carsten troth Francis into Mrs William Loveland and daughters a four-yeLundstrorn Frank Eugene college course in one through perforated cylinders filled Dahnken son- of Mrs' Frederick nffie cloth and held for a center Willis Mrs Harvey Woodbury Elsie and Surilla of ?alt Lake shallop cylindrical troughs to hit the hay and' the late Frederick piece a bowl of Chinese apple blos- Mrs Wilford &hurtleff Mrs Don Pahnken re with visited relatives in Deweyville for year by refusing with water and equipped arid Garnet whose Young John Dahnken of San Francisco The soms Tea was served in Chinese ald "Rose Mrs John Crook Mrs a few days volvlng toothed arms which sweep church plan to the was filled with relatives fashion and - the favors were Chi- PeForrest Sessions Mr and Mrs Fred C Farmer home is at 15Martinsville Miss Mary and other diamonds heavy minutes and— then minerals to the surface while the and friends of the popular young nese fortune- sticks During the af Spencer Miss Louise Ca3leton sleep just and sons returned to their home in work and an then for hour was and assisted by Miss Phyllis Edwards Pink and white gladioli ternoon the hostess of couple center from debris the (escapes Deweyville on Sunday after a short another study on so nap and combined with whltefrined asters Mrs George Ober Miss Inez HeiMiss Mary Campbell will enter vacation the pan in tall wicker baskets decorated selt and Miss Isabel Ellison Thir tain Tuesday evening in compli' Mrs Grant Evans of Payson is through the day IU UU1'S1 ilUliliUi Recently at the state fair park ment to Miss Edwards at her home a guest of her mother Mrs D B S The diamonds and other min the sanctuary which was lighted ty guests were in attendance in Wheeling John and Garnet erals with white cathejdral candles The over Marble street South are then sloping passed Temple The opening meeting for the Mrs A F Loveland of Logan danced for 650 hours and when where they are shaken to Rev Father J S Keefe celebrated left the floor! both said it was tables ' Mrs Ross Reason' and Mrs the mass Music was furnished by ycajr ofvthe stream of water a fro and under Spirit of Liberty chappassed last week visiting with her they on which induces a second shamea McJ-ilto- n Miss carry at coujdn't Ethel A the and they D was R N Mrs Marble held Peter Thomas organ Hogan entertained at a Auspices Ogden Motorcycle Thursday ter' separation Albert daughters M M next or New Year's until DewPrecedMaiJuly violin home" Mrs day of of at afternoon Gardener Shepherd of the! precious stones from the the and Mrs Iuneh?on Saturprettily arranged Fourth or Christmas concentrates Then the ing the ceremony they played "Le colm Keyser in Cottonwood Mem- - day at the Country club in honor other eyville Club "The human race is sleeping residue? is washed down a sloping Cynge" Saint-Sae"Andantino" bera of the Golden Spike chapter of Miss Carol Gray who Is the Mr and Mrs Lawrence Christenits more life" say table thickly coated with grease Kreisler and "Adagio" Corell The of Ogden were the special guests gae'st of Mr and Mrs Frank M than'half sen announce the arrival of a boy away born at the Valley hospital on Sun- this remarkable pair "We're just Diamonds have a peculiar affin approach of the bridal party was Early fall flowers in the bright Gray and for Miss Ella Jackson of to do without it" by the "Lohengrin" bri- shades filled baskets for the dec- - Lbs Angeles who is the guest of grease and adhere to the announced day September 2 The mother was going ity to While automoin street On their dal the chorus of are Germer Miss During tho ceremony orations of the living rooms and Mr and Mrs V P Strange' Early minerals Kathrine other table the formerly biles leaning against a lamp post washe away After being scraped the musicians rendered "Ave Ma- the tea tahle Officers and mem- - faH flowers were used for the dec- Deweyville The Deweyville ward M I A —in fact most anyvbere — he on xana ine grease menea away ria" by Gounod and two hymns bers df the program committee orations of the table and covers held its opening social in the ward young Halls can be seen snatching the gems are treated with a bath "Sancta Maria" and "O Maria Sine served included Mrs James S Tay were laid for twenty guests 15 minutes' repose after an of hot caustic soda solution fol- Lade" The ushers William lor Mrs W B Dods Mrs R N ballon Tuesday evening Vail their Alec Young Mrs Roy Bothwell Mrs C of effort hour as decorations were used flowers lowed by a bath of hydrofluoric O'Brien John M Wallace a short program of music and Recently they tvere examined acid Theyv are then sorted and Wallace and Dr Walter Gillespie P Overfield Mrs F R Payne unusual valued for size purity color and preceded the attendants including Mrs J E Oglesby Mrs G E games was the evening's diversion after a month of their Miss Agnes Felios Mrs S A Cobb Mrs G B bridesmaids after which watermelons were schedule by Dr F R Dow coun shape and shipped to Amsterdam the served to about sixty present ty health commissioner of Belmont or Antwerp for cutting and polish O'Brien Miss Margaret Dahnken Swaner Mrs J V Jarrett Mrs of San Francisco and Rliss Boody G Y Wallace Jr Miss Linda Jes Mr and Mrs De Witt Loveland county Ohio He pronounced them ing I kmoher who walked directly in sup Mrs F J Gustin Mrs DVD and son passed Tuesday in Ogden physically O K Direction L Marcus Enterprises front of the maid of honor Miss Stockman and Mrs M A Keyser But if this fad spreads it is Mr and Mrs N Peter Marble SUN MON ' the regular business Margaret O'Brien and Mr and Mrs F A Loveland going to play hav)c however with WIDER FURS ON Immediately Following the bide was the flower meeting Mrs George W Barlow ON THE SCREEN of Deweyvllle'passed Sunday in Lo the nightie and pa jama trade WINTER COATS preceding girl little Miss Colleen Kearns read the president's general ad isn't it? gan daughter of Mr and Mre Thomas dress and Mrs Stephen Abbot hi: PARIS--(AP)GARLAND Sept 15— The an Deep fur cuffs F Kearns" The bride followed on gave a report of the continental i was arm the of her A brother John talk nual stake convention of the Relief tongressT delightful require wide fur collars and new socfety of the Bear River stake winter coata have both Some of was held In the stake tabernacle the long haired furs are used for comon Friday "The program collars which almost upstanding menced at 10 o'clock a m with seen from the back hide the head Stake President Margret Manning coats in particular have Evening in charge TVTMIl ZfP4 After community singIn collars sometimes wide the A O Mrs offered the Seager ing shawl and sometimes straight ef opening prayer after which the fects program consisted of a vocal duet 10000000 Cufly lamb and natural colored by Mrs O A Seager and Mrs O Now Being v orn In sealskin are the furs most used for L Brough an address of welcome the day coats with deep shaped America by Mrs Charles Munns cornet and cuffs and fur bands for trimming piano duet by Mrs C G Sweeten Came to Get and daughter Orpha a talk on Stayed to Give! The flat furs are sometimes used 7 By DOROTHY RUSSELL 'The Efficient Teacher" by Prin in elaborate scarl collars with orig Staff Associated Writer Press V" vv r cipal Clarence E Smith of the Bear LONDON — (AP) — American inal fastenings A clouded crystal River high school musical selec women 80 per cent of ring or an amber or jade ornanow tion by the Harris sisters of Field- the diamond buy He li Her Father's of the world ment which the scarf end output ing closing remarks by President according to merchants of Hatton pulls through new a coat is clasp Fountain Clerk Tho benedicMargret Manning a center of the world's SCH tion was given by Anna Loveland Garden —end Thai Happens trade fSO V of Deweyville after which the diamond COSTLY GUM WAD ore $35000000 have been v crowds were requested to view the sold tothan : i the Big Front Win 4 i ' America during the past CLEVELAND — Three suits to artistic flower show on the stand' few months that is estimated It 'At"5r dowl i the rv v Imagine after which all adjourned to the 10000000 carats are now In talling $155000 were filed in Fed' if basement where the art needle America Starts! Talk it yA ( Funnyl court because AY-- r here eral recently work was on display and refreshCENTER OF FIELD f Furious! F81 V Mrs ments were served of a of J wad UK gum Myrtle Since 1870 South Africa has i V inbeen diamond center of a the the and Booth husband her baby On Friday evening the" following although Brazil and India daughter seek damages because attended the stake convention of dustry The Mrs Booth fell down the stairs also yield supply " the Malad stake Relief society: lower Vaal aandlarge W - ! rivers : ( the Orange u In chewing (V Messrs and Mesdames D E Man are heel when her caught f of sources most ' the productive stair-treaof a ning Charles Munns O A Seager alluvial or river diamonds which gum on the Oluf Johnson Brigham Marriot so numerous along some parts Youngstown O dime store Mrs George Beal Mrs O L are can be of the banks that Brough Miss' Ruth Johnson and' picked up as easfly asthey To pebbles Maud L Seager all of Garland visitors prevent by appropriation to Miss Rhea Winters returned by native workers government her home in Garland Sunday af or restrictions are severely enforced ter a few days' visit with relatives and a thorough examination is in Salt Lake of every one leaving the made Mrs G R Watkins who has on tnje aiamona fields been in Fairbanks Alaska for the compounds or rne tine cuamonas now duik past year went to Salt Lake Sun- ever Is obtained! irom the hara day after passing a few days with bluish-gree- n rock serpentinous ' In Garland relatives I as 'blue known which ground" n Mrs Odell Grover of Washing-te- found in funnels? or craters deep D C was a guest of Dr and within the earth The actual Mrs T W Innes on Sunday Is mys stone of the origin precious Mr and Mrs M J Richards mo- terious to Is f similar it 1 tored to Salt Lake Monday where charcoal Chemically continues to bat 1000 rTY can to be reduc it which 1 they passed the day Thy aecom- ed by combustion but its physical 'The penied Mrs Phoebe Peart of Salt properties are entirely different 1:45 at Doors today open Lake sister of Mr Richards who Volcanic changes are to "Sportin?r Goods" 2 o'clock at starts has been their guest for the past be associated with itspresumed Picture formation Come Easy Go "—he hakn'tl ' few days FIRST DISCOVERED muffed once lie delivers a Mrs Mr and J L Moore of Diamonds were first discovered Ogden returned home Monday in South Africa in 1867 by chil fast one in this ideal 'mixiure having passed a week at the- home dren who while playing on th of romance and baseball j of Dr and Mrs J W Chambers 1 up what they thought was a shiny of Garland of the Orange river picked CL Garland women who attended banks and toyed with it for day pebble the northern district convention of before their and noticed it mother Federated clubs held at Logan on showed it as a to LAUREL & HARD PARAMOUNT Friday included Mesdames J L neighbor It was curiosity un sent an in COMEDY Harvey W R Vanfleet L R WalNEWS" V ker F S Peck tlrsel Ross M E cv Andrus F J Limb G G SweeON THE STAGE ten and T W Innes Bfrs Walker FANCHON & MARCO'S was the delegate of Garland Mrs J L Harvey was elected president T7 1 A Famous Star — A Famous Play — A Greater Picturs: and Mrs F S Peck was chosen as A Laughable Romance of Youth and Love corresponding secretary Miss Helen Burns Is a guest at Added Features: the home of Mrs Ursel Rose New "Newlywed" Comedy— Latest For News I IT! 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FOX -"-J- fA rf fyiC VaLl VI ffjtf VfAij) v-- i - h vvw d TODAY Hoot Gibson in IMIM© Ml "The Flying Cowboy" u CEUR - st Starting Next Sunday Egyptian Theatre ID BERT HANA Messenger Service Always Leads Watch our riders in black and white sweaters win the hill climb at t El Monte Sunday u-ns- y paramount picture Theatre The Greatest Heart-IntereStory Ever Told Quarterback" GRAND OPENING WEDNESDAY NIGHT September 19th FEATURES GALORE DANCING 'TILL 1 A M ADMISSION 2 to 4 P M 50 Gene Halliday -- at the Big Wurlitzer ) ROLLEY & OGDEN Moroni & Warner ON THE STAGE MR FRANK MARTIN Singing "LITTLE MOTHER' The Famous Theme Song of "Four Sons" Shows at 1:45 3 5 7 9— Regular Prices The Sensational Drama "Road House" Wednesday— Coming Picture of All "Four Sons" the Greatest Heart-IntereTime Is Coming st Barbarina & Pal Dorothy Thieme Cal Norris Collie Choru3 SUNKIST BEAUTIES'i j I ERICKSON & BAND SHOWS SCREEN: 2 5 7:45 10 P STAGE: 4:15 7 &:15 M |