Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SATURDAY MORNING 10 Womeai'Home'ChiHren arE CF TLE CHILD AKD SPECIAL SUBJECTS CF LUTEBEST t 13 JUVENILES j ET O C I iI i - f- jAtnchcon Planned At Tmvn Club for Visiting Matron C? Mr E O Howard will give "Town tlub' Saturday for twenty gueMa to mart Mrs Ada Dwver Rueil who lx spending tome time with the Dwjer family In fault Lake lurrlem at the Dvuc at Golf Club Mr and Mrs E R CallLster will entertain at a dancing party Satur-ua- v evening at the Fort Douglas Gulf Events of the j J Y assembly New home American association University of Women meets at 1 p m Ambassador hotel rt i mb Brule Motif I '1 i duets Miss Blen Lindquist and Miss Mrs Charles C Freed and Miss Prele Spratley A party suggestive of Halloween will conclude the enter XU&nrho Soowcroft prsldwl ovrr Members del ghtful luncheon Friday at theitalnment Refreshments feroworoft home on Wolcott avenue are invited and all British people will compliment lug Miss Margaret Thom- - be made welcome as who will be married next week chapter of Chi Delta The table was dec ked with a basket The Alumnae meet whl Saturday for of pink roses and pink tapers In o clock at the home of ter holder The guests were Miss luncheon at 1 Dee 1218 Thirteenth Thomas Miss Winona Winn Mrs 'Mrs Frnest East street Assisting hostesses will J H Cecil Mrs C J Thomas Mrs be Miss Ina Harris and Mrs Robert John Jensen Mrs Elmer E Davis The program will Include a Mrs Heber Scowcroft Mrs P M ‘Judd book of poetry by Mrs Claire Stewart Mrs Rav Brodford Mlss Cannon Miss Phyllis Can-- 1 Boyer which is to be published In ron Mias Mavbelle Covev Mi the near future Election of ofllcers Helohe Enow Miss Laura SnoW Miss wrlll be held with tire following noml Pres dent be voted upon PnyUls Weller Miss Mary Ray Miss vets Hazel vice president belby Dorothy Lvnch Mr and Mrs D H 'Miss Davis Sutton secretary dinner for Miss Mrs Laura Successful Tea n A bridge tea given In connection with the "harvest festival" of the Catholic organizations ol toe city was' held Friday afternoon at Cathedral hall South Temple and B streets 1 he Parent-Teachassociation of the Judge Memorial school sponsored the event which was attended by 300 guests The Hallowe'en motif was developed In the decorations and rein The committees freshments Frank Mrs M C Park Mrs Frank fahleldx Mrs W 8 MeQullkln Mrs J 8 Gian Mrs Edmund J Kearns Mrs P M Buller EJrs J Schultz Mrs Albert McQuald Mrs Evelyn Calla-ln- g han and Mrs F J DeBus M-- 4 s A Tlie sewing section of Mtpah chap- No S O E 8 will glv a charity bridge tea Saturday at 2 p m at Civic Center Reservations may be made through any member of the arious jmpimltte es Including Mrs Ievina Brown Mrs Franklin T hchott Mrs F E Lawrence Mrs H P Hajgood Mrs R E Donaldson Mrs J O Forrester Mrs H H Roberts Mis M A Maxwell Mrs C E Boltcm Mrs O Be hofield Mrs G Hagen and Mrs Lloyd W Hoskins chairman !fO r 8 oods In Modes 's' Xffihevena curls When your child reaches two and a half or three years of age take It to a good barber to have the hair cut or trimmed Don t try 4o do It yourself Explain to the barber that you want the hair cut so that the curl will be encouraged Instead of discouraged and thus every precaution possible will be taken to help you ff the cutting advice comes too late and you already have had your child s hair trimmed stop doing It from now on and follow the suggestions outlined above each day If cutting hasn t been too frequent you may still retain the curls Another suggestion for preserving a chllds beauty Is that the hands be massaged each night with olive oil This Is particularly needed at this time of year when tne air Is raw and chapping Is apt to occur when se ‘"Uv Kansas Planning ‘Jakeleg’ Hospital J' WICHITA Kan (UP) —And now a "jakeleg hospital is to be built tn Kansas Such a hospital the first of Its kind In the United States will be constructed t the Sedgewlck county poor arr Acting on the advice of Dr Bruce Meeker county physician the board of commissioners has Instructed a firm to draw plans for a of $10 000 frame hospital capable housing 72 patients 52 sufferers of "JaldUs" There are taking treatment at the poor farm Sedgewlck county has a total of 493 "Jakltls" sufferers state board of health figures show ’ er lv refre-tnnen- -- School News and Views these Jew Arrivals! In Styles That Are Most in Demand Regent Pumps Right n ow they this season’s most popular Mvles Mnt Kid Satin Patent and Moire 3” lo 6 85 Arch Health Shoes AAA to EKE 4” 5” 6' Always Popular Boys’ Boots -- Is ° As usual the sty le boots Theo-broug- the sorority were Invited to callim the decorations and fortune tell- f Bernice Hersh Fdltor vocal The guests mere received at thedoor'mg was a feature of the evening1 LAFAYETTE SCHOOL— M 1 s s and of the members sororltv was committee Margaret Sorenson's sixth grade class Rowe by Chaunccy Music 'chairman shown through the house went up to the school study hall &o Students Com alimented waa furnished bv Qumt Howard s or-- 1 'its members could write poems about cheotra Refreshments were served Elgma Della Theta honored the (wt some of th best verses were in the dining room which waa members of Sigma Phi Ep- Matthews Maud rated with the somrlv color Miss sllon of Denver at an informal ”nd Viola Nordgren Viola s Janet Banders and Miss Donnetta Ing party Friday at the fraternity wrv Bennlon were In charge of the ar- -i house on Thirteenth Fast street Au- tumn leaves and fall flowers were' ran gem rnta used as decorations and a late sun- bv the was Chi honored Rigma per was served to flftv rouples Rob-- 1 new pledges at a "hard times" party ert Bcott D C Martin end Ross - the prlm(ntlrlg m the clear sunshiny p8l'or Clemensonx classes the teachers to their scabs Afterwent Friday rvenlng held m the Alberta Hardv were on the committee that Mlfs are cutting out silhouettes and first fession we had dinner and Wfather They are learning manv hall at Centerville Cornstalks and planned the affair to same do back but the boy The on tintinfoil thing mounting them mseful and Interesting things and pumpkins were used for decoi at Inns 1& Fas tun ' a teachers met lot of I Re-1 on black Is Phi Alpha Delta law fraternity toil pasted that the good weather will con- mounting pacarrying out the harvest Idea the man Rope M knew 'Fxr Hammond as they like to work outside freshments were served late In the held a banquet FYtdav evening at the tlnue Ketth Bitkin was chair - Newhouse hotel honoring the new Mbs Ivy Forrester’s ftht grade i who took care of us sent word to our We welcome Alice Shatter back to evening that he was surely school again after a long absence beman of the committee Hint planned pledges Toasts and speeches were chllclien are busy learning to read scoutmaster ftt chip good to and from all cause of the Illness of her mother the affair given bv members of the fraternity !f° help them they are making two pleased with he wot kwe did parts of tha world The new pledges are Oordon Strong scrapbooks For the let book thev Mr Vivian Deckers science class Delta Zeta entertained at an in- - Thomas GullUam Glen Sumslon welcomes Mary Kathrvn Pack back J WTtto UtMe etortes about anlinala forcal Frldwv of Reed evening anlnarty Stewart dancUig I aMar Duncan WU iThen they bring the pictures to school Mary Kathryn has been D A ' ter- at the sorority house 1439 East First 1mm H King Milton Oman Flovd mals to school and paste them tn back to their home room In the atWllabsent a short while because slxe had Bouth street The affair was given Rasband Clvde Dean the book The pictures are mounted noon- they saw Miss Margaret her tonsils removed Johnsoip nature A Go and teacher Hal iTerry Leonard Elton Arnold Roy- - on ln honor of the new pledgea ‘0b the art and Beth Deckle one of our students drawing paper and the story is Mr B our was the used J laughloween Idea lance and Bruce Paiker in both Diggs 4A-- principal beneath It has moved to Kansas She spent her 3C I printed Wst Jnd Seoih Street 1 to know wanted tlie refreshments and decorations babv book the children ‘tog Naturally us xtuirsriay We ere SaII lake lit Blah The third football dance of the write stones about thedr own sinalL'hat the Joke was which were served to thirty couples to lose Beth Pbnp Wiutrh PU or 5121 Miss Alice eason will be given Raiurday eve- - brothers or sisters If they have anv what had happened 1 hen it finally very sorry late tn the evening BLANCHE LALLlS Crandall was In charge of the party nlng at the Hotel Utah In the baU - iSmne say the baby has blue eves 'came out Miss Wilson had caught a ’rlle 'Lltlng Denver team and mouse alive She put It Into small we wish to welcome to our school others say they have curly hair They" bottlft Utah will b thfr honored It Ls only a small mouse Dorothy dinner aho has come from Lhat represent thrs pictures to h's it has ITatt Wells taken guests Clark heads the en- - babies and paste them tn their baby 'Kenneth the willard school in Missoula Mont to try to tome it tertainment committee and Is assist- likes this city but like anone The two book are very Inter-goi7A-- 1 ed by 51iss Myra Jacobs Miss tr- - iok to DURHAM MARSDEN w ho has Just moved to a new city she the youngsters esting gtnla Otterstrom nd Blew art We la lonesome for her old friends Wright Two Standards Added hope that after she has been here San dl able Display for a while and has had a chance kJ A 4 At gp( acquainted she will not want tronglas Depicts Oregon Trail to go back to Montana ‘ Trimble R ulon Wells Dorothy RUBY BURLESON June Thurston Fditnr Fdltor Blair Turner Associate Fdltor DOUGLAS SCHOOL — Recently SUMNFR 8CHOOL— On the main Caroljn Hnglpr has recently moved standards were put up on our into the Bryant district We recret fltxvr of our school Is a sand'able ex- COLORADO SPRINGS mp Is A made losing Carolyn but hope she will soccer standard CORSFLETIES physician himself former Intel lor tubltof the entire Oregon Trull nindc of two grounds vertical parallel bars about ijave tlie best of luck at Bivant cretarv Hubert Work lle pnptls of the first sevond and JLa 10 feet about feet and high apart three-fourtWe are going to have a Latin club There are covered t of the slIY'nersom third grades priced at A horizontal bar connects these at this year It will meet everv Tuesday bv the made older recover would agon posters without or phvslnans MLK HOSE ’ The ball must be kickedjgff school and will be under thp MKs Marjorie Strlmiham a the top children drug 'direction of Miss Eileen Mulhihand This makes it possible he toM second grade pupils have made cov- - ttoough this to score a ivolnt The arithmetic teacher Miss Nells jXpis tlub will be very beneficial and ecu ference of principals' of sc hoc If prpt agon out of matchboxes They was explaining the next dav mteresMng ard It Is certain that Ito LOINCIM for the deaf here for nv have also made oxen out of clav Starr The problems the dav hplp will be appreciated bv Its cult or charlatan to claim" cures for These thev have aimed so as lo look assignment PAJAMAS before had been abstract while the bers BETSEY ANDERSON oxen Clartbel s M'ss Petrie hke real of mMit regardless houses out problem for the next dav were made have tlie “Of 'klndergarUiers on money sickness spent 73c BRASMFJitb — mnerpto After talking about thlsi Through the couriesv of Mr A L bov "What Yates Lieutenant Golan and the ftre- to represent the houses In St cent goes to physicians Patent med priced at where rUw is and (Urkaved Mnd of problems will toe next daj 5 men of the Ninth South fire station Uke Uve heaviest toll Hxspi- - Louis irlnes : Zi ho? we had an Interest!! g visit to the fire 93c GAR IKK BELTS g expedition tals and nures rolled the balance- before their Cement" was tlie reply station to the territory Oregon for BLAIR TURNER Please Ne tv Set ALLrLLAMIC )I)stcry Surrounds The seventh grades are studvlivg Roosevelt Day Program These comiwl- -i Garfield School Pupils STELLAS the Oregon Trail tionx were written on that subject GIRDLLS Blanche Lallls Editor Virginia C'amnbell Editor The Oregon Trail began at St Asoriate Editor GARF1FLD SCHOOL — The pupllt- Louts end ended at llie mouth of the MrieR-kwofor HIGH ROOSEVh LT 8 are very pleased with a new room in JUNIOR Columbia river Unknown graves dot the tratl for thousands of hardv pin- - SCHOOL — Monday October 27 is set of books "American Civilization" II ON Workbook ' These neors who wen overcome by the Roosevelt day It will be the tenth and 'Pupil our school To cele- - hooks contain many interest ing char of i GIWNS anniversary Onhladeatnof trail the hardships to sav Well brate tills evrnt we arc going to have tors on the puzrln g situations of th -J SI 93 COKSLLETTL an assembly In which every room nlted States 1 he childteii presen became uncwually will take part There Is an air of an tides of the topic We are sur j badcoldmy nose FRNEST CARBOLGH 1 and ore 1 reed various creams priced mystery surrounding tins affair Eurh the books will broaden our minds an c and salvca without obtaminga bt will be able to talk free' on the I rr Meeker was I Kirn Decen bo r 'class Is keening Us plans secret 4 ralicf I dhln't hava much U 1830 100 years ago He crossed Is not possible to gain even a hint problems of the United S'arc that Raainot Ointment he plain the Lrst tune in 1833 with from tlie pupils ofts tlie various rooms CHARLOTTE EELYN C4MP-- L also to be a tribute would ha any hattar but tried tt The assembly BELL wife Fliza Jane Sumner and hts ta it nby 3 week old In 1906 he re- - to Theodore Koosevelt for whom our anyway and all I can worked wonder My hands also 'laved tlie trail at the age ol 77 ILs school Is named We are proud to MV but it certainly look like Hal war o chapped theycracked and urpose in rebla7ing it was to cause have tlie name of this great man loween at our school for evervwher 'iV' i almost bled Thev wtri tn such ’ to remember the Oregon Trail and who Is a svmbol of success We are you look are stiOoky witches bloc' IS Th" had condition 1 could not hold any- - he pioneers who sacrificed thetr lives working hard to have our school eat goblins and pumpkin stand for success too kindergarten Is so decorat-- d that country thing However thanks to your to settle the OregonETHEL While vour of eastern children down sends thills the FRIFD spme Resinol Ointment they ere now scliool are being kept Indoors be- Manv parties i being plnnncd Mis heeled" snows of came evervon Oiewe the Joseoh lorwaril to a Mr and Bet are K looting heavy stndving lief t'hiUdiphu on Trail sod pm Minio therhil- - MUlerb-’-- g the genral science teach- - lot tf fun n t'1' Civ rorfrusarkwisi Wit yliJrucsw Kssmul LMjpi IF GIN IA CAMFELLL tl a Uav c brought old relks to schooL 'tr and hla pupils are outjoors cxl lsituBurt mL read-lo- log gs Albert’s arch leather shoes m sizes and widths to fit the hard to fit Dull or bright hid brown calf or soft viri kid a spinning wheeli Among A UneniFARIER L hfcS LIFfc S'VTSGS brought by Phyllis Lund — ht shirt with bone buttons was also! PLATTEKILL N Y (UP)was vw InIn This shirt w as made by dore Barbatsuiy a farmer hand We are expecting many more died out of his Hies savuigs $082 relics Feet Bmer and Miss Lola AUeen Miss Anne Blackburn - Horoscope For Today curly-heade- host-Ralei- More-ihou- 7) The force of j esterday centers toon the Intellectual fatuities and day By JOSEPIIIME HUDDLESTON the mind is remarkably strong d and lofty in dill- - gloves and mittens come oft as soon studious Mothers with dren please note! The curl can be as the youngsters are out of sight' some caves becoming mystical There Just warm a little olive oil and is not mig h use In trying to guide or preserved! fli secret Lev in not cutting II at massage It Into the hands giving spe - control this nature for It will work least until the child Is two and a half f d attention to the cuticle around out Its own regeneration II will look or three years old The hair must the nails This treatment will en - 'forvtard tth confidence not even be trimmed If you want to1 courage a stronger nail development am? its Epnerally u Insure the curl The texture of aanci hPp avoid hangnails as well as hopes 1U child s hair Is so fine that it hasn't protect the skin generally TODAY S BIRTHDAYS sufficient body to train falling like A nght application of olive oU Admiral Richard Evelyn Bird con finely spun silk Therefore cutting Into the face before the of the north and south poles it offers counteraction before the yLunU'tcrsGoUuT top!ay go far queNW va years structure of the hair Is matured or toward preventing chapping and will boru at wmcnester resistant enough to withstand the keep the skin soft and fme ag0 Its the contrary action of cutting Incidentally don t be afraid that same old thiory as the twig the use of olive oil In this way will land born at Canandaigua N Y 57 is bent so shall the tree grow encourage superfluous hair grow tii Dr William T Ellis International- Something you can do however or that It will darken the skin Both Is dethat in line with the natural these rumors are unfounded except' Auegnenj ra at velopment of curly hair Is to train It hr rare instances and In those rare each day gently and wisely One of cases the hair probably will develop years ago Benjamin W Morris noted New the simplest ways of doing this Is anyway bom at Portland to moisten the hands lightly and then A bit of camphor Ice on their lips York architect 60 years ago Ore Just roll It up over the head soft of will not only keep the children more N Russell celebrated Henry turning In the ends of the hair as comfortable but will prevent chapthe fingers move lightly toward the ping and cracking resulting from Princeton astronomer born at Oystop of the baby's head This can their exposure to the cool fall winds ter Bay N Y 53 years ago be done almost from the lirst As 1930 by Newspaper FeaKle Klub Rummage Sale Today the infant grows older say eight or (Copyright ture Service Inc ) 527 West 2nd South Street (Adv nine months the hair can be gently twisted Into little soft corkscrew j j ARTISTIC TREATHEDT CF LECCRATiCH AHD DESIGN FOR THE H 2 USE’S ENTERIC R The Secret Lies in Givinfi (he Curly Hair a Chance to Strengthen lief ore Cutting It 're otberson Mrs Eugene Btacev Mrs W T Mis R C Elliott Mrs Charles Dennis Jdrs M W Thomas James Mrs Baker Mrs H B Water and Mrs T A Beyer Mrs Edward Bacon was In charge of the dlnlnr room and was assisted by Mrs Charles Waldo Mrs J Woolley Mrr Qeorge Oamlck Mrs H G Boop gtraWi Mrs Bam Klttleman Mrs I p Guardsman Mrs IL F Hillard Mrs Johnston Miss June Speer an(j Miss Rosella Bragstad The 0f honor were agisted es5 anc) n receiving by Mrs L C Wilson and Mrs Lafayette Hanrhett Assisting generally were Mrs 8 T Piiketts Mrs Wray H Porter Mrs L D Anderson Mrs A F Bardwell Mrs W F Craig Mrs Oeorge R Duncan Mrs W A Marshall Mrs W J McDonald Mrs E M Q’laltrough Mrs J 8 Walker Mr Thomas Weir Mrs Oeorge H Garnlck Mrs C H Mrs L E Arnold Mrs W F W A to R Mi A will RIVO ft Mr P M i iipn Mrs J A Iowe'en party Saturday evening at"’ x" A Brver Mrs 8 L the home of Mrs John Latimer l68lHemst'reet Mrs M M Johnson Mrs Hampton avenue All members and George C R Strock and Miss Vrh' their wives cordially invited Campbell One hundred guests called Women's Democratic club will give Gamma Slirma sorority held an Ina dancing party Saturday evening at formal dancing party Friday evenin'-a- t the Newhouse hot) the chanter house 1315 East South Temple street A deep sea Idea war Monteflore Sisterhood will give J very effectively used Blue flood- £ Uted the room and nt h?iSe fanciful fishes and mermaids wire oatnted on the w alls I lght refreshments were served at midnight Miss Loretta Manvel Miss Daphne Smith Dr ta Eixslloti Miss Gertrude Rvberg and Miss Ar- their new pledges at an etfec- jrvine composed the commit- Halloween decorated dancing tee tlvely cnarge Dartv Friday evening at the chanter house 1431 Fast First South street Alpha Chi alumnae chapter hon-tLarge grotesque trees and witches orPj llie new nlrdges of the sorority w were silhouetted against the alls at an informal dancing party Friday and black cats and dangling Marian Lots at tons were hung from the beamed on yat Ep-s- t South j10e cats black with Three lighted tng glreet The spirit of Hallowe’en was eves were placed In front of the man- - carried out In both the decoratlonsl tel which added to the weird the refreshments Flftv couples ts car- Light biosphere Tair Mrs Wgcg present at the rled out in orange and black werelxracy Wootten Mrs Warner Klene comiles at Rfrved midnight Forty aluf Mbs Katherine Thomas com- -' were present Miss Ioia Feather- - posed the committee in charge of the! Stone and Miss Dorothv Sheppard party were in charge of the affair J Sigma Pi entei tallied the active! Lambda Phi Lambda entertained pledge and alumni members at a Hal- - i Preserving Baby’s Curl Mrs Jesse If Baird was hostess at a reception Friday afternoon between the hours of 2 30 and 4 30 o clock at her home on Browning avenue to meet the Rev Baird's mother Mrs J M Baird of Grove Cltv Pa Autumn leaves and flowers decorated the home and the tea table was cov- ered with a Chinese embroidered cloth and held for a centerpiece a crystal basket of pink rosea Yellow tapers In sliver candlesticks used on the four comers Presiding Laundry dance Job s Daughters Masonic temple ban-nu- ''K Reception Fetes Visiting Mother of Rev J II Baird Day Good Day Visit rlub at 7 pm Nrwhouse lioteL 0(? It Ladles' Browning section Literary club meets at 1 p m clubhouse Utah Delphian banquet at 7 p m hotel OCTOBER 23 1T0 ) J c bojs like best are to be had here at modest prices deco-'visiti- danc--JrirkJ- m 69 EAST BROADWAY ) 59 ' l'r V CN Keyssr - - - Fireproof Sf:r£g9 r r°r! M Today and Monday Only i W -- LAMES- HERE ARE SOME PLEASING PRICES FOR YOUR PURSE 230 I 330 IlUON m-ent'- mem-metho- ds 'to 50c 50c n50 $200 1230 $330 U T CTK Ll- jcnool Secretary Calls Nature Physician $10J J $L00 QF LyD 193 YOUR ng - trail-blarin- of-Roo- i'RESINOL DID 5150 WONDERS FOR s295 Red Cracked Skin 5150 rd M Cl EAST BROADWAY con-TiJrn- re lTn'uT“ m" t Ite ENERGY - Energy comes from food that contains the elements of nutrition in proportion and easily digested form Get into partnership with Nature and step up your energy by eating Shredded Wheat with milk All the carbohydrates you need to furnish beat and energy all the mineral salts for bones and teeth Deliwell-balanc- cious for any meal w ith sliced bananas or stewed fruits yio) 3 ay CORSET SHOP — it £4 -- - &)) I lnt rlnr 1 ed WITH AIL THE BRAN OF THE WHOLE WHEAT |