Show OGrDEN CITY UTAH SUNDAY MORNING ' KING'S ILLNESS CASTS SHADOW OVER CAPITAL '' " " i'l - i - - 1— c DECEMBER 2 1928 " ' i ' EBER COLLEGE footballers iiitermountnin champions will not lack boosters when they face Mckinley school at Honolulu December 22 The team will Have a number of Ogdcmtes m attendance including ten women of this will leave Otrden next Sundav and will sail from San city The team and Francisco on December 12 lhc women who will make the long trip are pictured below Backpartv row': left to right: Eva'Bi-ownhiMarion Read Elizabeth hnaw Llnora Crompton and Boris Browning Center left to right: May Pickett tfrs Peter Anderson Annie Lucile Anderson Wheelwright and Virginia Lower Mrs Solomon Wheelwright ' f I M g ' ! ' :: Thanksgiving Week Dances And Dinners Keep C "" - t S :s !Fi - fnirT- - n c riirriv i' s mum niniiiniiiiii ' ' i iiiwrnnimwiiwimMiw Entre Nous Dance Is Held With Ninky Couples In Attendance Society Agog By JEAX JARVJS Special Correspondent of The Standard-Examine- WASHINGTON The'past week has been a busy one with most everyone (Including r the society editbr)either coming in taroes of—or downpvith — — la flu — or wnat nave you Thost not indulging in' tne popular prevailing malady have been occupied jvith Thanksgiving festivities the football game tha Entre Nous danfe contract bridge and various smill affairs planned for the society et Dec 1— Silence ana anxiety at Buckingham pal o a somoer snanow over casts Washington where for all sorts of gooa reasons the embassy of Great Britain is a factor of great concern in the general scheme of things social The numerous and generally In Terestingi and diverting embassy personnel Is grieved over the illness profoundly of King George and notwithstanding the more cheerful news coming from London late in the week the tension has extended through the capital's diplomatic ana official life BRITISH EMBASSY Just now by the way the Brit " lsh embassy happens to house the dean and doyenne of the diplomatic corps — and they're just the right type for this much-covetposition too Representing the g tight little Island and its possessions in Itself makes for a dominant position but when all's said and done on that potent topic (he fact remains that the embassy loses nothing in the presence or the genial witty and distinguished Sir Esmo Howard For all his Ions lineage and his creditable career1 In world diplomacy Sir Esme happens to be bar none the most admirably democratic and approachable personage hereabout As for Lady Isabella Italian born quick-witte- d extraordinarily well informed she's easy to meet ' and well worth meeting i if M nan naan t n r nnmi — i r Thanksgiving week balls and dinners and the town has been with talk about the formal agog announcement that John Coolidge is going to mary Florence Trumbull and that alas the wedding won't take place at the White House SAILS SOUTHERN SEAS What with the president-elec- t And Mrs Hoover quietly the southern seas and not asailing smitchim of rumor concerning cabinet possibilities to mull over it's rather a dull enough period In fact the oldsters are pointing out that nothing like "this (Continued on Page Two) redov-ering'fro- m e -- Jslv K J Hahke was hostess at an attractive prjrty given on Fri day in honor df her aister MIm liuth' Wattis wtyo recently returned from a two years' stay in Eu Luncheon Mas serv-erope in the English room of the Hotel Bige- low the long sta!ble bing centered with a mound at pink roses lav d ender chrysanthiemums and sweet Silver candelabra pea bearing Rxeem tapers wbre at the ends Bridge followed luncheon : ed far-flun- -- A j - I - "Ai A' 'AAj ' l-- Avt:: s " ja--- x ' ?a:vv f A : : - s - A ' :'L I A c'' A W V r ' V-- ' N ' 'V" L1 1 -- — I ''l ' - A' AS I ff i u i J J ° A ' f 1 5 r ' tA-- ' x a I 1 L fa irscnman s presen — V 4 V'— 2i TV0"' J f - t1 j t $ 1 ! A' I 8 4 IV i j 'JW I - t - " Alll''4 ! I V t r I i A A V'"' S - 5 ! - s - " ( fA'A a great variety of : a v- - 5 I J I a i I I j r r" ' ' t A y 1 : l : iE I N ' o J ? ! 8w- - S I - y A A"! 1 s - £ I ! W 1 v 'A j s' A DrS W Wherry and F M Tfyp entertained at dinner aj the Valley house in lluntsille Monday night Bridge followed at the home of pr Wherry 2575 Svraner place Covers were laid for Dri and Mrs Wherjry Mr and Mrs ijlye Mr and Mrs Clarence S Ounpell Mr and Mrs C B Morse Mr and Mrs Wade M Jalinson Mrs J T Rushmer and Mr and Mrs" J Walter Elllng- - 5 - jA II v a s Mrs Itoss Taylor and daugnter Barbara are voting in Augusta Ga- - after a stay of some days in s s 1 ' 'f I - v J - ' -- - son Captain and Mrs Everett M Chicago Mr Kimball who has Graves were lu hcheon guests of been aat with his family is ex- - Captain Victor q Woodruff of Salt Lake (Thursday and later attended pected home early this week the football garner In th© evenlni? Dr and Mrs Frank K Bartlett they were dinne r guests of Colonel and Mrs T J Cunningham of" 7 Ogden Saturday evening they at giveh on Saturday by Dr and Mrs tended the Informal hop given bj Cy Burnham at Bountiful the officers at rjort Douglas 7 hL2 Monday ir CLE1 RAN CE 7 V I Goloshes DURING WEEK and up Several Pleasant Affairs Enliven Week's Society for the smarter Miss Rosa Mosteller entertained the members of hfr bridge cluh i utMiay evening af her home 10 ID Capitol avenue Bridge was followed by a late supper The club members include Miss Marjorie Brewer Miss Marjorie Miller Miss tvie j?enton ansa XJety Hurst 3US-Maglnnis Miss Mary Hurst Miss Marion Mills Miss Ed na fctewart' Mra Andrew Kasius Mrs Juanita liahisey and Mrs Isaac Jobxon Mrs L W Over street was a special guest iUembers of a bridge cluh en joyed a luncheon fol lowed by bridge Tuesday at thA Hotel Bigelow Chrysanthemulna formed a centerpiece for the table The place cards were in turkey deCovers were laid for Mrs signs William McGee Mrs Charles E Tribe Mrs Merle "enstermaker Mrs Grdon I OxmanMr's Gilbeit Rhees Mrs Ernest Shupe Mrs Louis Vorwerk Mrs Joseph Stev ens Mrs Wallace Moore Mis Norman Hunt Mrs George C'Osnian Mrs Walter GHes Mrs red T Stone Mrs Anna L woman who desires something different from the ordinary jve 'present for the firt time in Ogden 1 j goloshes in twenty five different styles no-hoste- ss some styles are novel others are decidedly ii tailoredithe variety is astounding and we invite your inspection c— w CLUB TO GIVE BIG DANCE TO Mr and Mrs" W F Madson and Ajton Will be hostesses Mrs daughters Helen and Margaret and jrorgina Aiarriott win give a ia- W H Reeder and eon William H per on i institute Jr were dinner guests of Mr and There will parliamentary be a musical program Mrs C J Thomas at their home in Salt Lake Sunday Mr and Mrs Royal J: Douglas with relatives spent Mr ana Mrs Frank M Driggs" ins Salt Thanksgiving I I Lake Mrs A T McCanne Mrs I L Reynolds: and Mrs J R Cooper Mr and Mrs F W went to Farmington Thursday to were guests of Mr and Farnsworth Mrs H S have Thanksgiving dinner with Mr Farnsworth for the Thahksgivjng Mrs and Andrew T Clark holiday Mrs Joseph E Wright Mrs EzMr and Mrs J E- Wright plara C Rich Mrs Henry F Volker Mr and Mrs E D Rumelj in ited and Mrs TPaul Wright will go to' Salt Lake Friday to attend a Salt Lake Thanksgiving jayt f luncheon to be given by Mrs C E Dr Louise E Wagner kt Fasa-deti- a Wright ln celebration of her birthpassed the Thanksgiving holiday anniversary day withher parents Mr and Airs Mr and Mrs Hyrum Lammers W5 A PJayter at the Hotel Bijpe-loMr and Mrs Playter enterleft Saturday for Salt Lake to tained at a small dinner on Friday make their home evening in honor of their daughMrs Julian BoyeT and daughter ter Dr Wagner left Saturday for t her home Martha went to Tremonton Friday to visit Mrs Henry Uephard Miss Boyor who is a violinist will Mrs John X Spargo has :from a ten days' stav in Chi appear in recital during her visit Mrs Lawrence T Dee who cago Miss Louise EcCles of Salt Lake occmpanied Mrs Spargo east has is passing the week-en- d to Kansas City to ivisit her as the of' Mr and :Mrs: George S gone' Mr and Mrs C p Teller parents guet f" Glen J' f and her sister Mrs Helen: SiglerV - w "Mr andf Mrs FAnk-Mrs Fred M Nye !aiid Mlrs Driggs Mrs J Ljf Reynolds Mrs J R George Ei Grimes will 'entiertalni'at Cooper and Mrs A T McCanne bridge luncheons on WednesdW go toi:Murray today to be din- - and Thursday at the Hotel:Bigel(iw Van Dyke Mrs A K Cross anl will rer of Mr and Mrs A E guest Mrs 11 G Cross entertained th& Mr and Mrs Patrick Ilealy jr Indies' Auxiliary of the United Short i will entertain at a small buffet supI ommercial Travelers at "bridge Wade M Johnson per this evening at their home :on ana tea Tuesday afternoon at: the rndMr amt Mrs i avenue famjly went to Salt Lake Eccles home of Mrs Stone 451 Sevenm tto y be of Thursday guests Judge teenth street The decorations wet end Mrs Tillman D Johnson for Mr and Mrs Clinton iPugmlre chrysanthemums" The guests num- Thanksgiving week-en- d are guests at the horaie bered 2S of Mrs Pugmire's father? Joseph One of the nrettv tiariUs'nf thV Miss Arlene Burk of the U" Scowcroft' Mins Dorothy Hoowcrpft week was the torest luncheon eervjpc daughter of Captain and her sister Mrs Louis If Peefj' at the Hotel Bigelow (Tues- and MrpJ i Robert Burk arrived are expected home nexf ' vek fnjui day by the club liomo on 'Wednesday from Jack New York The table was attractive with n son's ole where she has spent six s f ii f low bowl of yellow ponvpom eeks Mr and Mrs Max Woodbury the tallies and chrysanthemum left Monday for Cleveland Ohio 'of the Child Culture Mr Woodbury who was cornet solofavon suggesting Thanksgiving ' Bi ids followeJ the luncheon club will ihoet December 6 in the ist for the: Albert Erlckson orchd4-tr- a notel Bigelow at 2:30 o'clock Mrs for four yeirs will study mi- JJ W Liiipincott and Mrs E R (Continued cm 1'agc Two) Mi -- i all sizes 3 to 9 ! of —DKsJ) -- PERSONALS BRIDGE CLUBS HOLD PARTIES priced JL95 fASAA- - AA r- -- " ii i 5-- ?p A x N c Mrs Frederick Gray Ruthrauff entertained at a small tea on Satur 1A uar uuenmon at ner nome on Twenty-sevent- h street Last Sunliuthrauff entertained day Mrs Miss Eva E llillis Miss Mabel Frazier Mis Clara White of Salt Lake and Mrs Thomas McKay of Huntsville at tea On Monday Mrs Harry li: Stearns nrnminent en ciety matron of Berkeley was the guest of Mrs Ruthrauff on her return trip from the east V3' V-- " If f Tha Entre Nfus dance on Fri rffair with 90 couples in attendances Durlnar the evening punuh and wafers were served The committee ln chargo was composed of Mr and Mrs Jo seph E Evans jVlr und Mrs John Scowcroft nnd Mr and Mrs yyd ney Johnson day was a sucdessful I on SMART PARTY IN HOlkOR OF MISS WATTIS no-hoste- ss - Hel-Fen-Ne- nd f 1 Mo-inlwr- s R DRESSES Over a hundred dresses divided into three groups HELP LIBRARY Chairmen of Committees For Arrangements Appointed An Interesting society event of December 2 8 will be the Holiday dance to be sponsored by the Ladies Literary club for the benefit of the Carnegie Free library Chair men of committees In charge of arrangements were appointed i ioiiows: general arrangements Mrs William Douglas refresh ments Mrs P A HerdtJ tickets Mrs R B Porter UstsMrs Ezra C Rich' publicity Mrs Robert An derson decorations Mrs LeRoy I'ugmire Arrangements for the party were completed at a meeting of the club neld on Wednesday at the home of Mrs George Glen: "After luncheon a qusiness session was held and the Dr John Ed program followed ward Carver spoke on the "Needs at $995 $15 s25 COATS - of the Library" Fam'ilies gathered in a number homes for dinners In celebration of Thanksgiving Mr and Mrs C IT Barton entertained a family party at their home 774 Twenty-fift- h street The table was decorated with chrysanthemums Covers were laid for Mr and MrsCarlyle C Eubank and son Charles Mr and Mrs Harmon Barton Harmon Barton Jr and Margaret Barton' Mr and Mrs Ray Whitmeyrr gave a family dinner at their home 2773 Harrison avenue A bowl of yellow chrysanthemums formed a centerpiece for the dinner table Orange tapers in silver holders were at the ends The guests included Mr and 'Mrs Albert Whitmeyer Mr and' Mrs nd George Whltmeyer - Sr Mr Mrs George Whltmeyer Jr Clifford Maxine Teddy Ann and June Whltmeyer Dr and Mrs F R Conroy en- (Continued cu Page Two) of Ogden Almost every coat in our-entir- e stock has been reduced Special groups at $4950 $59 50 MILLINERY - -- i oeventy-fiv- e hats: reduced for - Alondays selling ' i $J95 $495 v IV c 4 suggest early shopping as1 these values will go quickly I -- j ? |