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Show PAGE TWO r DAILY UTAH STATE JOURNAL, SATURDAY, JULY 14, 1936. day eveulng at the home of the bride's parents, only the relatives and most FALL j intimate friends being present. The ; ceremony was performed by Bishop The contracting Robert McQuarre. parties are among the most popular of the city and have the best wishes of a wide coterie of friends. I Sit k Sarirtifs 8ralm J A very pretty wedding' of Wednesday afternoon. with all the halo of the early summer in it, waa that of Mlaa Sadie A Haworth and D. Peterson, which toolc place at the homs of the bride's sister, Sira Elliott Brown, at 2340 Jefferson avenue. The ceremony was performed at i o'clock by President C. F. Middle-toThe home was bright with many n. flowers, roses and ferns being used exMasses of clusively in the parlor. sweet peas and carnations were used in the dining room, pink and white being the prevailing colors. The bride wore a gown of white, with blue trimmings, and carried a shower of white roses. Miss Guasle Purdy, the bridesmaid, was also in white, and carried a cluster of carnations. Bam Whitaker was best, and the Misses Irene Paine and Nettie Stoehr assisted in serving refreshments. The affair was a quiet one. only the relatives and a few intimate friends being present. The young couple will spend the summer in the canyon and will make their home here. ; Mrs. Avis Cross. Mrs. F. Payne of Oklahoma. Mrs. V. Cave. Mra. William Mlsa Goodban of Salt Laka Kent Mra Joe William Mra. F. W. City is Virginia with Mra. A. E. Close visiting Cross. Mrs. 8. L Ivea Mrs George E. for a couple of weeks Cross, Mra C. A. Dyke man; Misses EdV na kent. Marvel Ikes, Florvnue Buttery, A. F. Mra. has gone to Goldrock St Mabel A. Croaa Winnie Duncan and field, Nw, where she will join her husClara Duncaa. band. Frank Stuart Sullivan waa host at a birthday party given at the home of hie parents at 2109 Adams avenue, on Friday afternoon in honor of bia third birthday anniversary. The following little friends enjoyed the afternoon's pleasures; Edna Stuart. Edria Christy, Verna Stuart, Edna Harr I a Alice Kennedy of Evanston, Wyo, Harry Lashus, Harold Lashus, Homer and Harold Fornoff, Roy Harris and Bud Stuart. Mrs. Q. A. Lashus is visiting friends in Evanston, Wyo. i Mra. Dank E. Shrader has gone to Salt Lake City, where aha will visit friends for about a week. Mra. C. W. Higgins, who has been visiting her sister, Mra, J. J. Brum-mit- t, for the past two weeks, has returned to her home in Salt Lake, Mra. wee Carl Utaenberg daughter spent the friends. week and little with Provo Mias Mildred Ott of Salt Lake was an Ogden visitor this week. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Christy and Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. SuHlyan will leave Mra. Thomas H. Davis has gone to Sunday for a week's outing in East Loa Angeles, where ehe will visit Bt. of members Catholic The canyon. Joseph's friends for several weejts. rholr, and those who took part in the dramatic entertainment "Nlobs, which was given in honor of the silver Jubilee of Rev. Father P. M. Cushnahan, were the guests of Father Cushnahan 'at the Hermitage in Ogden canyon on Monday evening. After dinner dancing was Indulged in until JO o'clock. The guests comprised Mrs. Martin Murphy, Mrs. O'Brien, the Misses Margaret Riel, Daisy Magianls. Agnes Mra. J. 8. Carver delightfully enterMra. J. B. White has as a guest her tained the Jolly Kensington club at the sister, Mra. Wallack of Salt Lake, on Hermitage Wednesday afternoon. The dance given at the Hermitage on Mra. Horace Peery entertained on Tuesday evening by the Weber club, Wednesday afternoon in compliment to was one of the delightful events of the Mra. Emmett Fulkerson of Chicago, week and wnn attended by a large who Is visiting her mother, Mrs, D. H. number of people. Peery, V Mr. and Mra. Simon Bamberger were Grill. May O'Brien, Nellie Moran. May Conroy and Mayme Carter; Messrs. among the Salt Lake visitors to Ogden Dean. Maguire. Maglnnla, Laughren, canyon this week. Bachman. OBrien, Wedell, Devine, Mlsa Irene Strang is back from Nw Junk, Gillies, Adsma. Smith and Bachman. Mrs. Georgs Matson chaperoned York, where she has been studying music. the party. Mesdames Hlnley. Noble, Krausa, Staples,. Shields, McKellipa, Lashus. Helms, Van Names, Stewart, Baker. Freeman. Bogart, Jude, Alexander, llaalett and Weidman of Clara Barton division of Ogden were the guests for two days of Rocky Mountain division No. 10S, G. I. A. to th B, of 1 K. at Evanston. The Invitation waa extended by the latter for a visit of two dsya Mr. and Mrs. L Dempsln entertained the crowd at the Marx hotel, and a dance was among the other functions given for their entertainH-al- ment y, Mlaa Ethel Harcombe has gone to Idaho to visit friends for a few weeks. ' The Ladles of the Macabeee enjoyed an outing In the canyon on Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mra. J. S. Noble and non, Lincoln Wanner, have returned to Ogden and are now guests at'the Oaks in the canyon. Miss AUle Bowen entertained the members of the class of '05 of the high school at a pleasantly arranged social on Monday evening. Mra. W. Q. Faulkner of 2900 Grant will entertain the Indies of Lincoln circle at her home on Wednesday afternoon and all are cordially Invited. avenue Noted Russian Revolutionist. Vera Zassullch. who waa expelled from Russia, haa for many years been one of a group of leaders who, from Geneva and other capitals, have been directing the aoclaliet propaganda in Russia and who. It la said, brought About the present crisis there, ght once attempted the life of the much-dreadeGen. Trepoff, father of the present general, and waa the first woman revolutionist who ever shot at an officer In Ruasla. d Mra. J. H. Rhine and daughter have gone to their ranch in Wyoming for the iflse Alice Gunnell accomsummer, panied them and will be their guest. Mrs. D. Duncan waa hostess at a pretty linen shower given at h- -r home Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Llpplncott of Dr. Adler Resigns. at SOES Adams avenue in compliment Pittsburg, Pa., who has been vleltlng to Mlsa Mabel A. Cross. The time waa thetr son, C. W. Llpplncott, for several Dr. Cyrus Adler haa resigned the spent very pleasantly at games and so. weeks rn route to the northwest, left presidency of the Jewish Theological rial chat. A well appointed luncheon Thursday for Yellowstone park. Seminary because his duties In conwas served and the honor gueat waa the nection with the Smithsonian InstituGrace Mlaa The Paine of of from many marriage recipient pretty presents tion will take up all of his time. her friends. The Invited guests were and Frank Francis took place on Tues- - ' OF BASIILE many of the French liners and ships, The two French are In gala dress. cruisers now visiting here present n Uautiful sight with their gay bunting. There a lll be a reception and banquet, followed by a ball in honor of the cere and men of the French ships. Plentiful sales are the rule In the diamond market, the transactions lag in all cases large, and good but ness prevails generally. This app-.e- i IS equally to the other diamond m&rkeu as far as can be learned here. AS sices and qualities of diamonds seem At Chicago. PARIS PUTS ON HER GlD RAGS; CHICAGO. IIU July 14. There will to be la demand, especially nieee AND REJOICES. be several patriotic meetings and re- which easily finds buyers at high ceptions, followed by balls, this evening prices, the advance continuing stead, in honor of the anniversary of the fall tly. Amsterdam correspondence i of the Bastllq. The French consul will Jewelers Circular .Weekly. Alee Cities en This Side of the Water occasion togive a hall In honor of Indulge in a Few Pyrotechnics, Nota- night Notice Life Insurance companies, bly Nsw York and New Orieane In And Las Angolas. will reduce the rate IS per cent to all Other Pi LOS ANGELES, Cal, July 14. In who agree to use Holllatez'a Rocky honor of the anniversary of the fall of Mountain Tea. A wise measure. Tee PARIS. July 14. The one hundred the Bastile, the French residents of this ar Tablet. 15 cents. T. H. Carr Phar. entertainment a will attend grand and seventeenth anniversary of the fall city wnlcir aa elaborate of the Bastile, which may be called the this afternoon, for musical and program' has been wan literary Fourth of July of the Frenchmen, A Tragic Finish. celebrated today in the customary man- arranged. watchman's neglect permitted a ner. The whole city was decorated and practically the enwith leak la the great North Sea dyke, Mra. Whitney Successful Sculptor. tire population of the metropole was which a child's finger could have stop, Mra. beHarry Payne Whitney, who one the streets from early morning till ped. to become a ruinous break, delate at night Banda played every- fore her marriage via Gertrude Van- vastating aa entire province of Holwhere and the , Jolly people daaoed derbilt and who ban for several years land. In like manner Kenneth M elver wherever they found room and could bees A very industrious aculptor, has of Vanceboro, Me, permitted a little hear the music, on the asphalt pavecold to go unnoticed until a tragic finaccepted from 'tbs firm of War ran ments of the streets, on the public Wetmore, who bare built the sew ish was omy averted by Dr. Klnfe squares and even on the sidewalks. Hotel Belmont. New York, the com- New Discovery. He writes: "Three Hundreds of thousands of Parisians mission to do much of the doctors gave me up to die of lung designing inflammation, and tourists from all parts iff the world caused by n neglecthodecorations the for of interior the gavo themselves up to pleasure. There Dr. ed but cold; King's New Discovery was a grand military review by the tel. lira. Whitney took up sculpture eoved my Ufa" Guaranteed best president and his staff. Tonight the as A diversion and haa devoted much cough and cold cum at Ogden Drug-gist- s. whole city will be brilliantly illumi- time to it iOe and 11.60. Trial bottle free. nated. there will be fireworks and free patriotic performances In all the subsidised theaters. During the day there were many meetings and parades of patriotic societies, and all the revolu- tionary monuments were decorated. In ;' the afternoon the president and Mme. Fsllleres drove to the Longchamps , racecourse to attend the opening of, Don't let baby suffer from the heat unnecessarily. We know no the races. They were received everymother means to, but some don't know all the baby comforts they can where with the greatest enthusiasm. get at a trifling coat. We have everything In the Drug Store line necessary for baby during the hot spell. la New Yerk.i All kinds of Nursing, Feeding, Teething and Toilet Supplies NEW YORK. July 14. The French everything to keep baby well, comfortable and happy. Cooling Tal- - . residents of this city and a great many X cum Powders, Silken Sponges, Nipples, Rings, etc. of the French-Americfamilies of this city celebrated the great French na- - j tlonal holiday, commemorating the fall : of the Bastile, July 14, 1780, today. The j of France was displayed on j many houses and from many a mast- head in the harbor. The ships of the French lines were gayly decorated with H6I WASHINGTON 1 GEO. W. DRIVER, bunting. Thera were a number of pa- 1 ' AVENUE. , Manager. triotic meetings and several balls in WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 1 OGDEN'S PEST DRUG STORE. honor of the day. There wee a reception at the French consulate in the morning, and In the evening the French consul-gener- al will give a banquet and ball. j te tri-colo- rs, - S8MH88M8M8H9H88848M80MHMMWM4444 Everything for Babys Comfort an We Can Supply Your Wants tri-col- or I Wm. Driver & m Son HDT If LAJa JJKULj t e4eSSeeHSSSeSSS8444S4S8SSSS48MM88SSSS4H Down in Now Orleans. NEW ORLEANS, La, July 14. The French residents of this city will give a score of banquets and balls this evening In honor of Bastile day. There is a great display of French throughout the residence portion and T5e Elephant (8 tri-col- or J. F. SMITH Co., Props. Bar and Club Rooms Elegantly Equipped Commodious 308 Twenty - Fifth Street 4 Clearance Sale j of Simmer WeigM CloAkg Commencing Today, July JZSESECEEEEQBSEXZSSBnKCSmBBmESIMaaBSE&BESSZaQBiSE 1 4th |