| Show a I THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE THURSDAY MORMNU LATEST FASEISKS BEAUTY HINTS A EXPERT LESSORS CN BPJBGE m WcmneeHomeCMldrenl Plans Being Made IT For Garden Tea at Coast Visitor Motif for Tea At Kearns Home Bamberger Home JPV Mrs Thomas F Kearns presided over a beautifully arranged tea Wed at the Kearns nesday afternoon home on Fast South Temple street in honor of Mrs Mario Enzo Gabel lint of Burlingame who will return to her home on the coast Thursday after a Visit of several weeks In Salt Lake The hoste's and honored guest were assisted In receiving by Mrs Thomas Kearns and the tea and coffee urns were presided over by Mrs Frank O Steiner and Miss Helen 8heets Crimson autumn flowers were used for the decora tlons and close friends of Mrs Gar bellini were bidden f i Autumn Nuptials Nprayton Miss Edlthbelle Hamrnel has Issued Invitations for a tea to be given at her home on Secand avenue between the hours of 4 and 7pm Saturday Home From Visit Mrs J R Edghetll 1ms returned from Boston where she spent the summer with her daughter Mrs F E Jones and son L U Fdglretll Mr and Mrs Wallace Wales of Boston who aaompanled Mrs Edgheill to Salt Lake and who have been her guests for several days will leave the latter part of the week for their home In the east Miss Katheryn Calonge will leave —Lumlrre Serge F Ballff Jr chairman of the ticket committee for the garden tea to be given Sunday at the Mrs John J Stewart will give a home of Mrs J E Bamberger In luncheon Friday In honor of her Cottonwood by the patrons’ assocla guest Mrs Erwin Davies of Santa tlon of Rowland Hall Monica Cal Thursday for Los Angeles where she will enter the Otis Art institute Mrs Reception and Tea Home From Coast Eunice R Roscoe accompanied by her little daughter Betty and her mother Mrs E J RaddaU have returned from their summer home at La Jolla Mrs Pascoe and little daughter will spend the winter at the Raddatz home Mrs Shoner and Supper Mrs Anna Wilding and Miss Louise Wilding entertained at a delightful mLscallaneous shower and supper Tuesday evening at thetr home on Harvard avenue In honor of Miss Margaret Wilding whose marriage to Harold Searle will take place October 16 Golden flowers In the pastel shades were used for the decorations of the living rooms and the supper table and thirty guests were In attendance sa Holy Cross alumnae of St tch will meet Sunday af- ternoon at St Mary's The president Mrs T J Morrison has called a general business meeting for 3 o clock which all members are urged to attend At 4 o'clock a reception and tea will be given In honor of Sister M Lucretla Ph D the new Superior of St Mary's and Mis Marlon McCandJess resident general secretary of the Holy Cross alumnae of St Mary s Notre Dame Ind and a prominent factor in the International Federation of Catholic Alumnae All alumnae of St Marys Notre Dame and members of the Utah chapter of the I F C A as well as alumnae and friends of 8t are invited to attend the Miss Dorothy Lynch has reieption charge of the anrangemrnts and will be assisted by the collegians of St Marys college Buses will meet the Fifschool streetcars at Uintah teenth East and Thirteen South streets at 2 45 and 3 45 p m An Interesting wedding of the week took plase Wednesday morning tn the Salt Lake L D S temple when Miss Elizabeth Stewart daugh ter of Mr and Mrs Charles B Stew art of Los Angeles formerly of Salt Lake became the bride of Earl Van Wagoner of Los Angeles son of Mrs John A Van Wagoner of Provo The ceremony was performed by Presl dent Heber J Giant and was lol lowed by a wedding breakfast given by Mr and Mrs Lester F Hewlett in the president's suite at the Hotel Utah for members of the two faml lies Mrs Hewlett Is a'sister of the bride The guests were seated at centered with ofle long table mound of bright hued zinnias and African marigolds and at either end of the table were Nile green princess tapers in silver candleholders Exclusive of the bridal couple covers were laid for Mr and Mrs Charles B Stewart Mis John A Van Wagoner Mr and Mrs I M Stew art Mr and Mrs Leland Van Wag oner of Provo Mr and Mrs O H Hewlett of Los Angeles Mr and Mrs S W Stewart Mrs B J Stewaitand Mrs William M Stewart The young couple left during the afternoon for a honeymoon In the Pacific northwest and will be at home after October 15 at their new residence 6707 Drexcl avenue Los Angeles Emits By VERA WINSTON of id Parliamentary raw section Wasatch Llter&ryclub 2pm with Mrs W C A Vlsslng 838 Westminster avenue Zion Lutheran Aid society 3 p m church parloro 1 Women's auxiliary Firemen's association all-da- y Dorcas society First Presby2 p tn with Mrs R A Jones 1671 Harvard avenue terian church Vicks VapoRub Department W R C card party 2 p m K of P hall St Johns Episcopal guild 1 30 p m church guilt rooms of Straight Bright club with Miss Fannie Draper 8pm 88 R street Your Same Vicks Companions of Needle Art 1 30 p m with Mrs J D McAllister 242 Keysor place Sigma PI Mothers' club 2 p m chapter house 1206 East First South street Ladles’ Aid Phillips Congregational church dinner 6 pm Silver social at home of Mrs Helen Ernst 1035 East Seventeenth South street Susanna Eaton tent Daughters Union Veterans Hospital sewing committee Catholic Womans ipague p m Holy Cross hospital 2 By MILTON THE CORRECT PLAY After winning the third round of Spades with dummy’s Seven Declar- By VP Crnif-Imntr- r end Perfume cm CONDOLENCES Dear Miss de TYvMer: What would be the proper time to vend a card or letter of svmpathv? P When we aie In sorrow we appre-ilst- c hearing at once from our ( i lends assuring us of their sv mpathy and understanding and so these letters of eondoleni e should be sent as moil as we hrar of our friends' sur- 10W (Cop' r'ght 11)11 Premier Syndicate Inc i amber or the )our druggist has Vicks iu the original new stainless white form — as you prefer it It’s the same deNow same time-testeingredients compounded pendable Vicks in the same exclusive ick waj— at the same price d (0opyrghti i931i John p DlUe Co A Suoerb NEW Bridge Booklet CELEBRATED CONTRACT HANDS with their Auction Bidding— and Play— and THE FORCING TWO CLUB BID Contracts Newest Convention By MILTON C WORK Contract's Greatest Authority booklet is packed Tills w 1th the Innermost secret of Contract —and Auction Send 8 cents In stamps or coin (wrap carefully) to pay printing costs Enclose return stamped addressed Milton envelope Woi k eare of this newspaper C V PERRBNS SAUCE 1 tootpoo to or of Jchc mmkm mo f TOMATO JUICE COCKTAIL YOUR FAMILY DESERVES IT Thousands of young men who aie just starting out in life have the wisJom and foresight tc the unexpected when carry travel and pedestrian accident insurance to take care of it happens Many of these young men rccognicc that their education has set dad and mother back to the tune of a good many dollars and they WANT to show their appreciation by taking out an insurance policy that pays immediately when accident occuis Arc you one of the thinking young men? well prove it now If you $10000 Travel and Pedcstriaa Accident Policy A Squirrel (No Physical Examination Required) May Be lluliy Hikh-cor- ETIQUETTE early In Golden Amber or Stainless White Souths Owl Drug Stores id Jars Are Used two wajs at once er should Immediately plav a second round of Clubs so that East after winning the first Diamond trick will be unable to win a second Diamond but South then can secure the lead and draw East s last trump However (much better and much easier) at trick 3 Declarer realizing that East might have all the adverse trumps could have ruffed the third Heart with one of dummy s high Spades This would have left dummy with the Trey and a Club entry t to lead toward through Easts Joan Crawford and the 26 Million For twentjfive jears Vicks VapoRub has been the mothers’ reliance— --the family standby for coltl troubles Like nothing else Vicks acts externally — without the risks of “dosing”— direct to the affected area— by stimulation and inhalatio- n- C WORK A Qift to You from of tli Box of Powder ITiy Meal Foresight ct ADDRESS real news! time-teste- DO YOU PLAY BRIDGE? 75-0- pietuie Science has found a vay to remove the color from the world’s most famous d treatment for colds —without altering the -all formula au iota! It’s jour same Vick’s— just chance of stain gone! ERE’S sleeve open-face- rnwiwr Only Color RemovedSame Formula Same Price for Evenings Is there a Velvet and ermine Velvet is more royal combination? very much m favor for evening gowns and ermine fashions many of the cunning new formal wraps on display Particularly effective is the evening ensemble illustrated today The sheer black velvet dinner gown is cleverly seamed and enlivened by a sash of the same material lined with capucine velvet The jaunty jacket of ermm£ cut on bolero lines features the new leg o' mutton short A Royal Combination i Above is railroad official born in Chicago 61 years ago Alan P Herbert English novelist and humorist born 41 years ago Hon Joseph L Perron Canadian liberal statesman born 59 years ago quilting beginning at 11 a m at home of Mrs L J Taufer 336 Twelfth East street TEAS J1" others thus incurring enmity Seek to curb impetuousity TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS F Scott Fitzgerald novelist bom in St Paul Minn 35 years ago Ftymkhn W Hobbs Boston textile head bom there 62 years ago Judson T Jennings eminent librarian of the Seattle public library Veteran Bridge Luncheon NAME- - v John McDowell secretsry of the Presbvterian board of national missions New York bom in Scotland 61 years ago Elisha Lee noted Pennsylvania a U N I Bridge club 1 30 tn with Mrs Merrick Blake p 644 Wilson avenue Mr and Mrs Lynn Thompson entertained 24 guests at a supper party Wednesday evening at their home on East South Temple street Autumn flowers In the bright shades were used for the decorations CUP THIS COUPON AND msrNT A r ANY OWL DRUG STORE I OR A IRrR TRIM BOX O! MVrNllCN I ACE POTt DrR AND PIR1UME (No Obligation) N Y 59 years Now You Can Have Annual luncheon of Cleofan rhib p m with Mrs Matthew F Noall 203 Third avenue after-theat- -Q born In Schenectady ago Dr 4 Mrs Edgar Leupold entertained at a prettily arranged luncheon Wed nesday followed by bridge Yellow garden flowers weie used for the of the living rooms and decorations Clara M Clawson announces the the small tables where luncheon was arrival of smart tweed and camels-ha- tr served The guests Included Mrs F sport coats cut on swagger J McKennell Mrs Jasper Dean State apt 4 (Adv ) Mrs J J Fitzgerald Mrs M BrownAfter the theater go to Glaus' Mrs ing Mrs George Sorensen Coffee Shoppe for delicious founRoss Folsom Mrs Fred Franch Mrs tain Specials A beautiful setting Harold Stephens of San Francisco Ellen Fitzpatrick Mrs Tom Lyon for (Advt left recently for Chicago after spend-Hu- g and Mrs Mary McKennell of Toparties with his parents peka Kan the week-en- d With the above hand at Contract Mr and Mrs Frank B Stephens Mr and Mrs William C Lukry South was short of the requirements Mrs Ann Weard will be at home and family are at home for the win for a bid of two Spades so he bid only for the winter at the Moxum hotel ter at 135 C street one but North's four supporting rhrminf tea ran be ghen with The eighteenth anniversary of the tricks w rre sufficient to bid three aud For Visitor Rcbekahs will be celebrated at 8 p m Glaui’ make to orllttlo effort then called four Last felt that on Miss Colm entertained Fannie der the daintiest of imall cakes and Saturday In the I O O F hall All South his hand amply warranted a double d tandwlrhei and other Tuesday evening at a delightful Odd Fellow's and families are In he expected to take at least four bridge supper tn compliment to Miss vtted Cards and dancing will be tlemi tricks Fannie Weiss of Chicago who has fcatuies of the evening At Auction South would call one spent the last two weeks In Salt raise The National Association of Man- Spade and North's Lake Sixteen guests were present and the hostess was assisted by her ufacturers with headquarters In New to three Spades would effectively shut out East sisters MLss Rose Cohn and Miss York City has a membership of West led the Jatk of Hearts East Sallte Cohn FRENCH rASTRY SHOP plaved the Nine and South the Seven 50c and 73c table d'hote dinner at This was good play on Declarers part Relief society of the Tenth ward 265 South Main St will give two one-aplays at 8 p m Glaus' Coffee Shoppe 169 So Main as Easts double Indicated a long (Advertisement! Friday In the amusement hall trump holding In view of that Indication Declarer determined to ruff a third Heart before drawing trumps To trick 2 In response to his partner s high Heart West led another which South won with the Ace and led his last Heart to be ruffed by dummy s Trey of Spades Then dummy led the Spade Nuie and East being confident that In consequence of the double South would finesse covered with the Jack 8outh won with the King The King of Clubs put dummy In to lead the Eight of Spades on which Fast plaved the Queen and South the Ace Dummy still held the Seven of South Spades Fast the Since the lead the of the Ten would establish Easts Slx Declarer led a small SpRdc to dummy s 8een and tried to get back in the South hand bv leading a Diaw mond East won led a second Diaas though I’d had it made to my order "Mine mond and then a Club dummy won said lovely Joan Crawford of the new perfume with the Ace and was forced to lrad “I had alway told my friends success Seventeen another Diamond East trumped and set the contract one trick Could Dethat some day I would mate a perfume not clarer have made game? oh! dash and and but sweetness zip simpering OFF1CI4L ST STEM TOINTER gay modem things! And then one day I found NO 9 U I all Seventeen make it but I didn't it Is made The official system two-bi- d wanted it to he!" with a hand which contains from six to eight probable trU ks and at least trU ks lea lng for the three high-car- d "Redeem the coupon betow at any tluee-bl- d hands containing eight or Owl Drug Store and get Complmore probable tricks 1 he probable tricks ai e reckoned imentary trial box of Seventeen Face exactly as when valuing the hand for Powdei and Perfume but to Justify the two-bthe one-bi- d the hand must contain seven probable tricks If it only has three htgh-car- d tricks six and a half probable tricks if It has three and a half d trliks six probable tricks tf It has four hlgh-car- d tricks Tomorrow Illustrations of hand which Justi'y an orlgUial two-bi- d mMl Unt Drug Stores art jioaing the complete new line of "Seventeen’ Toiletries 4iJt to see it when — von present the coupon below t KATHFR1NE DE FETSTER fevmteetx TOMS AND DAILY HEALTH ARTICLES Sigma Phi Section of the Delphian socety 1 30 p m Hotel Utah Informal Supper GLAUS This Is a forceful mentality ag-gressive perhaps quarrelsome and ready to pick up a fight or an argument on slight provocation There is much executive ability though it is somewhat hampered by the tendency to force a way with but little regard to the feelings of prejudices FASHION i PROBLEM OF CHILD TFAIRIRG HOROSCOPE FOR TODAY TODAY'S ocIetysa-Oubfj- : Arrangements are being perfected Sot the garden tea to be given Sun-ca- y between the hours of 3 and 6 p m at the J E Bamberger home In Cotton ood by the Patrons’ association of Rowland Hall for the Spalding memorial scholarship Mrs Fred Smith Is general chair-p- i an and 111 be assisted bv the folTickets Mrs lowing committees gorge F Balllf Jr chairman: Mrs George Sheldon and Mrs Paul Key-o- r decorations Mrs Clarence Bamberger chairman Mrs Henry Merry reand Mrs Tavlor Chamberlin freshments Mrs James A Kogle chairman Mrs R S Allison and Mrs George Mueller publicity Mrs Daniel Alexander and Mrs D F bEBTEMBEH 2i 1ML Pr winded in W Pol $10000 Travel and Pedestrian right £ubrrliUon prtn idfd 44 Ito Patio — 29 anfad ( t'oal—AS ood— Hour — I eed ol r5Nengef Urvator Ate Print Vail Name Print Rutinf tTwuHtp 7A Total Prcudtd m tkt P6lw- yU ttkh Addreii 8treM Address) tHtale) Ulfy f)nr subaltke Thla offer I to eld and nev mibjwriber scription to thil paper entitles every member of Die sub- t scribers family Itung at Ins sddteae Mere the paper delivered to gel a Kliy by pacing fl 2b for ages 0 to fiutn fitri— WiWJhsfw Indemnity vijiiniiziunzizzniini SaJ lrf cf IAu yyfuemeal alia fcy— I hereby airee to nihwrihe f'r or continue my ub rlpt Ion to THE TRIBUNE or THE 1FLFORAM lor one year for ahtch 1 agree to pay carrier monthly at regular nubacrlption rate I am Pie es(t me a Travel and FedesUian PoUry II a to cover th premium 1 understand li day la required to Issue and mall me my polity I agree that my Insurance proteUlou atari ooon of th day the policy la dated fmpiaJ Tun lo tawed Date lumnifr price TT Bubirrlptlon Cross Out One Accident Tolley now he know s there s going to be a winter pretty soon and pretty long TfHArm for th why not stor ood flour and feed your fruit mil tl Old New For Tribune or Telegram's y— P&Sit0fr$ —but Tornados Ctners aj D Pre 1 ii d i nninf ik i Psflu — Building Collating Inimrut Cfitrf w v coPnhted by fu key Mdchtlt C 1nJrnrmtnH evf Disability Ifonpha’ Beoehij er Dnrtnr tees frenMefed |
