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Show THE OGDEN POST Friday, September 9, 1932 3 Ward conference will be held Sum-dain the local chapeL Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Smith and children left Tuesday for their home in 8b Louis. andercook Wedding Thursday Anderson-- V A pretty late rammer wedding took place at the Firat Methodist church lata yesterday afternoon when Mira Gladys Estella Anderson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Guy B. Anderson, became the bride of Edward Walter Vandercook of Alhambra, Calif. The church was decorated with asters and marigolds in shades of orchid and yellow. White cathedral tapers in tall candelabra added to the effective decoration. The pews were tied with bouquets of white asters and white satin ribbons. The ceremony was performed by the Reverend H. T. Morris, pastor of the church. The bride, who was given in marriage wore a wedding gown Shear father, satin made with long sleeves and train. Her tulle veil was caught with a band of pearls. She carried a shower of brides roses and The maid of honor, Miss Florence Cartwright, wore pale green organdy and carried golden Ophelia roses, with a shower of Cecil Brunner roses. One of the bridesmaids, Miss Carolyn Bradshaw of Shoshone, Ida., wore yellow flat crepe and carried Briarcliff roses. The other bridesmaid. Miss Charlotte Anderson, wore orchid crepe and carried Talisman roses. The flower girl, Eva Abbie Crangle, wore yellow crepe. Moyle Anderson was best man. The ushers were Arthur Cartwright and Ben Cartwright. The brides mother wore yellow crepe with black hat and accessories. A wedding dinner followed at the Methodist Community House. The table was decorated with white ten, combined with maidenhair ferns and white tapen in silver holders completed the decoration. Coven were laid for twenty-fiv- e. The couple left immediately after the wedding for Alhambra, CaliThe fornia, to make their home. bride will continue her connection aa soloist with the Glendale Light Opera company. Miss Florence Cartwright entertained the bridal party at a buffet rapper Tuesday evening at her street, folhome, 718 Twenty-sixt- h lowing a reheanal of the wedding. The guests in addition to the wedding party wen Miss Vera Anderson, of San Diego, Calif.; Miss Ma-b- le Bowse, the Rev. and Mrs. H. T. Morris and Miss Lolia Hendrickson. Mrs. E. W. Brooker entertained at dinner Wednesday evening at her home, 709 Twelfth street, in honor of the bride and bridegroom. The guests included the wedding party with Miss Mabel Bowse and Miss Vera Anderson as additional guests. Mrs. W. R. Brown entertained at at a bridge breakfast Wednesday at her home, 2826 Harrison avenue, in honor of Mrs. Eldon Bassett of Pasadena, California, guest of Mrs. Thomas Pardoe. Other guests were Mrs. Anson Lewis of Harlin, Iowa; Mrs. C. C. Hetsel, Mrs. Adam Patterson, Jr., Mrs. H. W. Nelson, Mrs. H. C. Stranquist, Mrs. George M. Fister, Mrs. John Nelson, Mrs. Thomas Pardoe, Mrs. Clyde T. Greenwell and Mrs. Frank Bartlett. Purple petunias and lavender candles were the table decorations. Salt Lake and Ogden women playing the return match of the contract duplicate bridge, met Tuesday at the Hotel Bigelow. Luncheon was served in the English room, and the game was played in the drawing room. The Salt Lake team comprising Mrs. H. C. Goodrich, Mrs. Church P. Castle, Mrs. Fred Pickett, Mrs. Charles L Tuttle and Mrs. Paul Keyser were winners by five hundred points. The Ogden team included Mrs. E. M. Conroy, Mrs. Frank M. Driggs, Mrs. L L. Reynolds, Mrs. Milton Boyle, and Mrs. The Ogden Ezra Richardson. women were winners in the first match played several weeks ago in Salt Lake. The third game will be played the latter part of this month at Skatterkare tea room in Farmington. tea-of-fo- ur Miss Tabitha Harness and Miss Miriam Ellis will entertsin at a bridge tea today at the home of Miss Harness, 2509 Twenty-fift- h street, in honor of Miss Madelon Wherry of Salt Lake, who will be married Monday evening in Salt Lake to Philip Ring. Miss Barbara Browning entertained eight guests at a bridge luncheon at the Ogden Golf and Country club yesterday in honor of Miss Wherry. Miss Blanche Allison entertained at a bridge luncheon Thursday at her home, 1650 Twenty-sixt- h street, in honor of Miss Rosamond Tenney, who leaves today for Moscow, Ida., to attend the University of Idaho. The guests included, in addition to the guest of honor, Miss Elaine Wilcox, Miss Helen Madson, Miss Yvonne Pierce, Miss Ruth Greavei, Miss Elaine Evans, Miss Virginia Hyde, Miss Lome Malan, Miss Nancy Bowyer, Mias Florence Cave, Mies Kewpie Bennett, Miss Charlene Scowcroft and Miss Frances Jane Woodcock. Mrs. Douglas Brian entertained at a bridge luncheon Thursday at the Green Gables tea room. The guests included Mrs. William Price, Mrs. Ezra Peterson, Mrs. Roy Mrs. W. E. Ballantyne, Mrs. Clifford Hassing, Mrs. Charles Caratenson, Mrs. Ira Whiteley, Mrs. Ben Hutchens, Mrs. Harold Har-bertso- n, Newell B. Cook, state fab and game commissioner, is indicating the sise of the Mackinaw trout which will be on exhibit at the State Fair ia Salt Lake City, October 1 to 8. PoosiUy one of the 7dg ones that got away from you wOl bo oa display than. The "big ones that got away" win be oa display for Utah fishermen in the 1982 fish and game exhibit at tha State Fair in Salt Lake City, October 1 to 8, according to Nowell B. Cook, state fish and game commissioner. "The Fish and Game Department plans another unique exhibit this year, declared tha Commisaioner, "With practically every variety of fish in Utah on display. Itll be a truly state exhibit because well gather fish and gams from all eor-na-n of tha state. Therell be Mrs. Effie Spencer, Mrs. A. W. Walker, and Miss Virginia Rose arrived home Tuesday from Spencer, Idaho, where they passed the holiday week-end. Miss Jane Kellog, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Kellog, left Saturday for Los Angeles to enter her sophomore year at Occidental college. Miss Jeannette Manning, daughMrs. Clara Manning, left ter of Sunday for Stockton, California, where she will attend the college of the Pacific during the coming school year. Mrs. Lester F. Whitlock and daughter, Adele, have returned home from u several weeks vacation at Long Beach. - Mr. and Mrs. J. Lovell Johnson and daughter, Mary, who have been guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Proud-fi-t, have returned to their home in Chandler, Mrs. Jack Crane and Mrs. Fitchsburg, Mass. Miss Genevieve Bieckhoff, who James Berrett. will leave Saturday for her home in Mrs. Frank Brainard, who has Included in a dinner party at the Riverside, Calif., after a visit to Hotel Bigelow Wednesday evening spent the past year in Ogden, left lbs. Ralph E. Bristol, has been ex- were Miss Elaine Wilcox, Miss Monday for Denver to make her tensively entertained the past week, Blanche Allsop, Miss Helen Mad- home. Mrs. P. M. KirkendaU entertained ron, Miss Virginia Hyde, Miss Rosat dinner and bridge Tuesday eve- amond Mrs. Hans Aabel of Indianapolis, Tenney, Miss Yvonne Pierce, home in Ogden canyon, ning at her former popular Ogden matron Miss Lorna Richard Malan, Wagin honor of Miss Bieckhoff. Dr. and who has been visiting in the city, Max Louis H. Maira, ner, swimPeery, Mrs. Paul R. Weeks gave a Francis Foley, Harold Ipson, returned last week to her home in ming party at Patio springs Wed- Jr., east. Goddard Paul and Fera Young. The the nesday afternoon in compliment to the visitor, followed by a picnic party went to the Green Dragon Miss Mona Smith, who has been dinner at Treasure Island, sum- after dinner for dancing. passing the month of August in mer home of Mr. and Mrs. Bristol B. Teller and Mrs. Helen northern Michigan and Chicago, is in Ogden canyon. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. C. mother and sister of Mrs. expected home the last of the week. Sigler, Harold C. Day entertained at a Ik T. who have been visiting Dee, swimming party at Patio Thurs- here Mr. and Mrs. Samuel E. Black-haduring the summer months, day, followed by a picnic dinner. have returned who have been visiting in Ogto home Kanin their Guests Tuesday and Thursday in sas den for two weeks, departed TuesCity. addition to Miss Bieckhoff day for their home in Washington, Miss Ann Pingree, Mies Rosemary D. cl Russell L. Barbara Miss Browning, Barber, GilPaul Chez, Arthur Beiming, Mrs. Glen Perrins and small son, iting with his father, J. E. Davenbert Beck and Chapin Bristol. port, and his sister, Mrs. George R. George, left the last of the week Whitmeyer, left for his home in for Los Angeles, where they will Two hundred women have made the east on Monday. visit with Mrs. Preston Maughan, reservations for the bridge lunchformerly of Ogden. eon to be given today at the MasonMrs. Anson Lewis of Harlin, ic temple by members of Miriam Iowa, left for home Miss Wilma Mulcahy and Miss Thursday after chapter, Eastern Star. Mrs. Charles a visit to her sister, Mrs. C. C. Margaret G william have returned home from a several weeks visit K. Olson is general chairman, and Hetxel. in Los Angeles. she is being assisted by Mrs. Fred T. Odell and Mrs. N. C. McConnell. Mrs. Ernest Stone and Mrs. Phil Mrs. Keith Ward of Los Angeles, A. Kohn will entertain at a bridge Major Charles W. Dyer of Knox- luncheon today at the Green Ga- who has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Ward and Mr. and Mrs. ville, Tenn., has been assigned as bles tea room. Clair Boyle, will leave today for commandant of the R. O. T. C. at Ogden high school for the coming Mrs. Mayme Jamison of Price, her home on the coast. year. He, with Mrs. Dyer, and Mrs. Andrew Hanson and Miss JenMiss Emma Perucca and Miss daughters, Miss Ruth and Miss Peg- nie Brown of Salt Lake spent the Melba have returned gy Dyer, have arrived here to make last week-en- d with their sister, from a Thornley months stay in southern their home and are residing at the Mrs. 0. A. Olsen. California. Ladywood apartments. Miss Kewpie Bennett, daughter Miss Jessie Schofield, who has of Mr. and Mrs. E, G. Bennett, will been the leave soon for Washington, D. C., Warren guest of Mr. Phillip left during the to enter National Park Seminary. week for Knisely, New York to enter the at the National School of Recreation. She Miss Gertrude DeVorss departed was accompanied east by her brothweek home for this her in St early er, Lesle Schofield, who is returna several Mo., Joseph, following U. 8. Naval Academy at months stay in Ogden with her sis- ing to the Annapolis. L Mrs. L Reynolds. ter, Utahs highest standard Mrs. William Arthur Wright, Jr., Mrs. John Corbett Ryan and son, educational institution ' daughter, Karen, have John Corbett, Jr., left the last of and small to Boston to join Mr. Wright, the week for their home in Seattle, gone who is studying at the Powers Freshmen must report following a visit here with Mrs. School of the Theater. WilMr. Mrs. and Ryans parents, September 21, and must liam Alfred Turner. Mr. and Mrs. G. I Becker have attend September 22 to 24 Van H. Tanner and Ronell Tan- moved from their summer home in canyon to their town home. ner, sons of Mrs. Lydia H. Tanner, Ogden AD other students must Their Mrs. Max West, and have gone east to continue their Dr. andguests, Mrs. Arthur Perkins, have register September 26 studies, the former at Harvard law returned to their homes in Califorschool and the latter at the Univer- nia. school of of Pennsylvania Regular class work begins sity medicine. Yet the he man isnt quite as 27 September as the she man. Mrs. Robert I Harlin, depart- annoying ment president of the American Loo: "Step up, its time to Send for catalogue Legion Auxiliary, and Mrs, James the bride. A. Howell, past national Lee: "You're wrong. Its time of the Auxiliary, will leave for me to quit this evening for Portland to attend Salt Lake City the national convention of that A false rumor gains currency quicker than the average Plan to Register University of Utah University of Utah nt Mackinaw and Rainbow trout from Pm taking this opportunity to inFish Lake, Native trout from vito Ika Waltons to see thine fish Strawberry, Herring from Provo on exhibit Perhaps they 11 reeog-nis-e some of them as the big ones River, Catfish from Utah Lake, Bass from Delta Reservoir, Perch that got away this rammer. from ponds in Utah County, and The Fish and Gama exhibit will Eastern Brook trout, Salmon, also include a variety of Utah birds Crappie, Carp, Chubs, Crayfish, with pheasants being featured. Tha Sunfiah, Silversidea and other var- pheasant group will include six ieties from other spots. different varieties Chinese, Cook expoets to show some of English, Golden, Silver, Amhurst tha largest Mackinaw trout ever and Reeves. The Fish and Gama exhibit will gathered together. "Perhaps wall be ablo to not one or two weighing again bo held in the Aquarium, ona in tha neighborhood of fifteen or of the most modern for exhibit twenty pounds, ha stated. "And purposes in the United States. Dr. Wiley M. Cragun, charged with murder, was given until Monday to enter his plea to the charge when arraigned before District Judge Bugene E. Pratt on Tuesday afternoon. Dr. Cragun is alleged to have performed a criminal operation on July 15, which resulted in the death of the patient E. L Miles, charged with possession of liquor, failed to appear in city court for trial Tuesday, and Judge Simon E. Barlow ordered his cash bond of $100 forfeited. A bench warrant was issued for Miles. B. J. Finch, district engineer of the United States bureau of public roads, returned early this week from an inspection of highways in southern Utah, including Zion national park and Bryce canyon. The Democratic county convention will probably he called late in September or early in October, although the date has not been definitely decided upon as yet The weekly meetings of the Mb Ogden stake L. D. S. workers were resumed Wednesday evening in the Eighteenth ward chapeL Wednesdays meeting was attended by the stake presidency, high council, and members of the various auxiliary boards and the high priests presi- .... Saturday VIADUCT MARKET Sliced Halibut, lOpt Lb. Sliced Salmon, I.b. Small Hens, ... Large Colored Hena Springers Lb. Lb. boneless A Home Owned Store A Whole Store Full New Fall Ties All the latest colors and patterns FARR WIST Good-enoug- h. 20 20 braiaa, tripe, kidneys, pickled pig feet, spare ribs, hearts, tongues. The largest variety of meot anywhere available had been gone since February. one-thir- ty Lb. We aim carry 82. Clyde A. Lindquist returned Monday from Chicago, having completed a six months course at the Worsham school of embalming. He ty 13 smoked bloaters, herring, salt codfish, salt mackerel, Members of the missionary class of the Eighth ward led by Oscar Tumquist, class teacher, hiked to Mb Ogden early Sunday morning. Those making the trip numbered nt 24th Street 169 dency. The Daughters of the Pioneers were entertained Wednesday afterChild Culture The next regular meeting of the noon at the home of Mrs. Heber Child Culture club will be held Lund. A musical program was and refreshment! were servThursday afternoon, September 15, given ed. Hotel Forbes at the Bigelow. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Jenson and Campbell will speak to the mem- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Geisler motorDrama the bers of on the "Development The Drama club held its first Little Theater." The hostesses will ed to Preston, Idaho, on Sunday, meeting of the year Tuesday after- be Mrs. C. W. Lippincott, Mrs. where they were the guests of Mr. noon at the home of the president Geisler. W. H. and Mrs. Ray Mrs. Lew Beason, 2723. Brinker Georginia Marriott, and Mrs. Elder Ray Chard of Liberty was Mrs. Joseph Campbell is the Childs. avenue. Miss Dana Kelly, speaker at the meeting of the Mutual Improvement Conjoint assowas the assisting hostess. chairman of the program. Mrs. Delbert Foulger reviewed ciations, which was held in the ward chapel Sunday evening. MuSpringtime for Henry (Benn LeMrs. Leo Peck, 2710 Brinker ave- sical numbers were furnished by vy) which was one of Broadways Milton Shurtliff of Harrisville. successes of the past year. Mrs. nue, will entertain the club members at the first meeting Mrs. William A. Taylor is spendM. E. Carson gave two piano numbers, "Rhapsody in Blue (Gersh- of the year24.to be held Saturday, ing a few days with her children in A special program Los Angeles. win) and "Etude" (Mac Dowell). September The officers of the Mutual ImTea was served at the conclusion of has been arranged, and it will be associations had a swimprovement guest day. next the program. The meeting ming party at the Weber gymnasiwill be held at the home of Mrs. um Tuesday evening, after which American Legion Auxiliary Foulger on September 20. a The annual election of officers of they returned to Farr West and Herman Baker Unit, American Le- held a social. Martha Societies Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Fisher mogion will meet Auxiliary, was held Tuesday tored to Burley, Idaho, on Sunday The Martha society Mrs. chateau. at the Legion evening Monday afternoon at where they visited friends, returnoclock at the home of Mrs. W. H. Ben Garr was elected president to ing to Farr West Tuesday evening. Mrs. succeed Ronald Wadsworth. Wattis, 2469 Jefferson avenue. Milburn and Miss Naomi Chugg 8. This will be the first meeting since Other officers chosen were Mrs. Teusther of Ogden were married W. Badcon, Mrs. in the rammer vacation. the Salt Lake temple on WedRockwell, second Invitations are out for a The Martha Junior society will RussellMrs. nesday. W. R. shower to be given in honor of the meet Wednesday, September 14, treasurer; Mrs. ErnestMontgomery, H. Balch, with Mrs. Harmon Peery at her young couple at the home of the secretary; Mrs. Ro- bride grooms father, Bishop Morohome, 2708 Brinker avenue, with corresponding I. Mrs. land J. Reeve, historian; ni Chugg Friday evening. Miss Patricia Healy as the assistSmith, chaplain. Installation will Miss Thelma Brown, daughter of ing hostess. a meetbe conducted October the at Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Brown, was a a deMrs. Robert L. Harlin, married to Moaiah Holmes of Wil--i ing by Historical partment presidenb Friday in the Salt lake Members of the Historical socieMias Brown has been a temple. Green luncheon will a at enjoy ty teacher in the Weber county schools Miriam Chapter Gables tea room Saturday afterNo. 14, will hold for a number of years. Mr. Holnws noon with members of the enter- Miriam chapter. business meeting Tuesday eve- is also a teacher in the Weber counhost-i. tainment committee acting aa 8 oclock, in ty schools. at IS, September ning, Following luncheon the his- the Masonic refreshLight temple. torian, Mrs. P. F. Neilsen, will give HUNTSVILLE her annual report Hostesses are ments will be served. Alltomembers attend. Mrs. E. A. Fleming, Mrs. George of the order are invited The Post was in error last week Grill, Mrs. Louis Kabell, Mrs. Geo. Monday evening Miriam chapter in announcing the engagement of Murdock, and Miss Jennie Prout will hold a special meeting in the Miss Valera Burrows and Wesley a a a temple for all past worthy matrons J. Nielsen, Jr., of Logan. Sempra Musical beMr. and Mrs. Walter Bingham Professor Thomas Giles, of the and past worthy patrons. It will at eight oclock. announce the birth of a baby girl University of Utah, will appear be- gin Sunday, August 28. fore the Sempra Musical society at Home Culture its opening meeting Tuesday, Sepseven-thirt- y Home The oclock at the home of meet club Culture will tember 18, to discuss the composiSeptember 17, with the Mrs. John Salmond, 8130 Ogdon tions of Mozart which will be part Saturday, Mrs. W. E. Lancaster, avenue. Mrs. Fred Clifton will be of the club study for the year. The president, Eccles avenue. It will be the the assisting hostess. 2811 be home will held the at meeting Ogden branch, R. M. A. met Wedof Mrs. Ray Whitmeyer, 273 Har- first meeting of the fall season. afternoon at Groen Gables nesday rison avenue. The program has tea room with Mrs. William J. RobDelphian been arranged by Mrs. Fred Forer-e- r. Parnassus chapter, Delphian so- erts, Mrs. A. D. McKee, Mrs. M. E. Musical numbers will be given will hold its first meeting at Noe, and Mrs. W. Barney as hostciety, Mrs. members: the following by Luncheon was served at eve- esses. Atwell Wolfer, Mrs. Verdi Pingree, the Hotel Bigelow Monday and a business meeting Mrs. Frank Scoville and Mrs. H. J. ning, September 12, at seven-thirt- y o'clock. The lesson on Growth followed. Hiller. of Culture" and "Prehistoric Man a a a Acacia will be led by Mrs. Mary Golden Spike Chapter Acacia club will open the activThe first meeting of the fall seaities of the club year Friday, Sepson of Golden Spike chapter, tember 16, when the meeting will Railway Mail Auxiliary Daughters of the American RevoWasatch branch of the Womans be held at the home of the presilution, will be held Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Arthur Auxiliary to the Railway Mail as- dent, Mrs. C. Angus Wright, 985 street. D. Barber, 1182 Twenty-fift- h street. sociation, will meet this evening at Twenty-fift- h Constitution week will be observed, and James H. DeVine will address members and their guests on the subject of the Constitution of the United States. The members sisting Mrs. Barber in entertaining will be Mrs. Mary Gaddis, Mrs. B. L. Neff and Mrs. D. E. Leader, two-thir- Specials for Friday and Silks : Crepes Satins Pick of the house 25c look St Um prices! 50C Courteous Service for Lady Patrons PETES TIE SHOP "The Biggest little Store in Town" 434 25th Street Cash Paid for Old Gold Gold teeth, broken and old fashioned jewelry, rings, watch esses, etc. Bring to 434 25th street Ogden, Utah PETE'S TIB SHOP Next 6m yon come to town Free Appraisals! Hundreds to Choose From Laying Hens Stewing Hens Fryers Roasters Colored and White We Clean and Deliver Free PImoc 7S5 COMMERCIAL POULTRY AND EGG CO. 1717 Washington Avenue Big Specials for This Saturday CALIFORNIA FREE MARKET 2823 Washington Avenue Satsnma Plums, 3 lbs. Concord Grapes. 3 lbs. Crab Apples, 3 lbs. Utah Peaches, 3 lbs. lOd 10 10 10 5 Utah Celery, bunch String Beans, lb. Blue Dempsey Plums, 3 lbs. 10 Before you buy Bartlett pears, come and look at ours. They are the nicest to be found anywhere in the city. REED SCHOOL OF DANCING K.ofP.HALL a a a Ladies Literary Mrs. Joan W. Emmett entertained the Ladies Literary club at luncheon Wednesday afternoon at her home on Washington avenue. Open for the 12th Successive Year in Ogden Ballet, Tap or Acrobatic Dancing for Tiny Tots. These in more advanced forma including Toe and Adagio for older students. Special classes for boys. Special classes for teachers. It was the first meeting since the rammer vacation. During the literary hour Mrs. Claude V. Zinn reviewed the book, "My Musical Life, by Walter Damroech. a a a Junior Child Culture , A luncheon will mark the opening of the club activities of the Jun ior Child Culture dub and will be given Saturday, September 17, at Green Gables tea room. Mrs. P. C. Richardson is chairman of arrangements, and she is being assisted by Mrs. L. J. Holther and Mrs. J. W. RandalL The best is none too good for your children and only by placing them with thoroughly trained and experienced teachers do you find real economy. from 3 until 6 P. M. will be reserved for special consultation September and registration. Former Pupils Please register by Tuesday, September 13. PHONE 2387 PHONE 2481 12-13-- 14 |