Salt Lake Tribune | 1933-09-15 | Page 8

J V ri 9 THE 'SALT LAKE TRIBUNE FRIDAY MORNING W Health Hints Helps for Shoppers Latest Fashions Beauty Aids Society SEPTEMBER 15 1933 Idren omem-Home-C- M Society and Club News Training of Child Articles for the Young THROUGH the GARDEN GATE CONTRACT BRIDGE By MAUD CHEGWIDDEN By JOSEPHINE CULBERTSON Gladiolus From Seeds qualify can be taken into the high school band and orchestra Plans are also under way for a “pep” band and a danci orchestra for school activities Seeds should be sown in rows six Ely Cnlbertson inches apart about the beginning of Dropheda Irish Free State tacea The gladioli may be easily raised May outdoors earlier if fee you have a a water famine from see$ and since in your garden greenhouse or cold frame Cover them SAFETY flRST with a half inch of Ughvsandy soil the hand by laying down the king of the bees may have been busy carrying It won't be long before the seedSafety plays are among the most spades but this would'be sheer luck pollen on their backs from one flower lings appear almost like so many important plays in bridge and the as there is nothing to guide his choice to another thereby cross fertilizing blades of grass Allow these to grow ability to recognize situations requir- of the first high card that must be them you have the chance to produce all season keeping them free of weeds ing them is a mark of the good player played some hybrids of your own by sowing and not lacking m moisture By autSometimes the plays is pbvious and Today’s Question umn when frost may be expected litseed The bidding! Invitations have been received in sometimes it is not at alYslear The A prettily-arrange- d wedding of Walk among your faded flower tle bulbs correctly called cormlets hand is a simple illustrafollowing South Salt Lake frojn James L Mead for tion of the took place at noon stalks now and see if you have not will have formed at the roots These workings of the play and INT should somF fine seed pods busy the marriage of his daughter Beatrice yet the hand was misplayed by one dug and stored over winter Thursday at the home of Mr and ripening either be 3NT in sand or earth to prevent themselves all ready for your ! of the leading players in New York Van Ness and John Chandler operaMrs Charles Alt on Second avenue their You tions West hold: South dealer drying out Many gladioli fanciers make Salt Lake which" is set for when their daughter Marybeth beThe second year plant the cormlets definite crossings of the pollen beNeither sijtfe vulnerable A 054 VKQ983 ‘L Morten-sen came "the bride of Orris tween favorite flowers but there is where you wish them to bloom for a Monday f October 9 at the Northmm-ste- r - What do A A 107 son" of Mr and Mrs Levi Moryou lead’ Presbyterian church Evanston ? just as much chance of a new fine goodipercentaje of them will flower Answer The t?985 tensen jf King lit A reception will follow the cerethat summer The tardy ones Will heart holding is such that you wish variety being obtained through naO AQJ95 The ceremony was performed by T mony at the Mead home 2800 Grant Let the seeds ripen on give spikes of bloom the third year at to make an immediate attacking lead ture’s work 6 A Clawson in the presence of the street rate You may find a new and m that suit It is readily admitted that the plant and then gather them and any two families and a few close friends keep them in a small box— ventilated beautiful color blend the lead of the king will turn out — A — AQJ82 The home was decorated throughout flowers until next spring Bridge Supper VJ 1042 badly in several instances If your ?Q6 with a profusion of early autumn The gladioli is native to South Miss Betty Callister was the hon- O 104 partner has the lone ace the 0876 Cowers The mantel was banked Africa where it grows profusely near ored and Miss Florence the lone or knave A the knave small the guest Thody brilliant durable A 10917 54 asters gladoli and KQJ32 with the Cape of Good Hope The primu-linu- s and Miss Margaret Jacobsen the hostlead of a low heart will turn out far flnisb in modern shades and tints crimson roses and at the base were varieties those charming dainty AK9654 esses a at If better and buffet to holds delightful the three supper dummy ones which have much more grace of graceful baskets filled with pastel-shadAK73 knave and declarer holds three to the bridge given Thursday evening at the Cowers By KATHRlNE DE PEYSTER form thin the more generally grown K32 on home 0 Jacobsen knave avenue Yale A and declarer ace the will either The young bride was lovely In her larger and stiffer sorts abound on the atAA turn out scheme decorative was However the of yellow lead badly banks of the Zambesi rives? where wedding gown a Chanel model of SERVING LEMON WITH The bidding the turn will French and out with most advandeveloped king tractively net with brimmed they are known as maids oPifr’mist pale Dear Miss de PeySter: African marigolds The guests to South Weal tageously in the following instances: North because the spray fropi Victoria falls hat Of turquoise blue and she par1 bride-elea At tea is meet I small necIf the Miss Emma it were holds very knave the Pan A either 4 dummy flower muff of blue button is wafted over them ried m mom wu alone or once guarded if declarer essary for a girl guet to stand while Hendwsonr Miss Betty 4NT Pal It is interesting to know that the chrysanthemums and Cecil Brunner Galholds Miss the : the mother of the house’ is being inAlberta ace-5 stone Gordy or Marjorie The 5 Put V the Halton small hood rosebuds Mrs Milton A knave small If the declarer holds all troduced to a “late arriving guest” als in the formed by the upper petMiss 6A lagher Miss Esther Jenkins Paw Paaa attending matron was frocked in a pnmulinus species was deNora Stewart Miss Edna Boyle Miss three of the missing honors and you of the same age as the former? Glass & Paint Co k smart Import of black lace over The bidding does not call for much must veloped by old mother nature to pro2 How does one serve lemon with tect La Von Crane and Mrs Louis H Cal lose 2 tricks m the sqit no matof muff a She the carried comment from 5 W' First South the gatin North's TaiSe to game is ter what card is led pollen spray afternoon tea? lister N you at least are 1 obvious as is South's slam invitation not Have you ever tried the gladioli as a pale pink roses and wore a brimmed Yes this would be the polite giving him his 2 tricks without It is possible that the bidding would hat of black net Arthur Morten-se- n pot plant? Some sorts are especially for the girl to do have been better had the cue bids in gaining a tempo Jn other words by thmg brother of the bridegroom was Sorority Tea the king you must either hold Usually the lemon is served good grown indoors and used by flor' Mrs Gage Christian Hartman of Los best man diamonds and hearts been omitted but leading Members of the Kappa ists Make you own experiments and the first trick or get in on the second m slices on a small lemon plate of Mrs Alt mother of the bride wore Angeles formerly Miss Susanna Harsorority will give a tea Fri- this is not very important of the suit in time to shift before glass or china or silver Often there you will have an enthralling hobby smart model of black triple sheer ris daughter of Mr and Mrs Jay day at the home of Misa Frances The opening lead was naturally the trick this winter Keep the potted bulbs in the declarer wins his 2 tricks If your is a tiny lace or linen finger bowl crepe with corsage of gardenias and Tarvln Harris who will arrive Sunday Fitzpatrick 1441 Military Way be- king of clubs which declarer won holds the ten of the doiley under the lemon slices and al the cellar until the pots are entirely merely Mrs Mortensen mother of the bride- with Mr Hartman for a visit of sev- tween the hours of 5 and 7 p m in his own hand with the ace He now partner filled with roots before you bring them knave-smahe will be forced to duck ways there should be the small lemon to the light to Induce top growth groom wore a model of deep blue eral weeks at the Harris home on East The committee in charge of the ar- led a low spade and went up with the the first round and fork or other convenient fork to use will retain you street velvet and corsage of gardenias First South rangements includes Miss Fitzpatrick ace and became perfectly helpless your tenSce This is the position In short the hold- in serving oui selves Mr Mortensen and his bride left Miss Jeannette Beers Miss Betty from this point on as he could not usual way of the nine-eigThe way that I -- very St ing under your late in the afternoon for the Cen Hunter Miss Margaret Thomas and avoid the loss of two trump tricks Anthony School Forms much foundation prefer although I seldom find it Events of the Day At first he blamed his luck for the to standgives you sufficient Miss Maurine Jensen All active tury of Progress exposition and later is serving the lemon in of the high honor the lead eigths pieces will goto Ames Iowa where Mr Band Orchestra alumnae and pledge members are in- debacle buta minute later he realthat we can take in our fingers Then ized that it was his own fault The Mortensen Will resume his studies Fine Arts club 2 30 p m Mrs vited 1933 we (Copyright Features can King Syn squeezeas much of the juice n A Christian Jacobsejn 755 The bride wore a chio traveling suit proper play was to lead a low spade dicate Inc ) asve wish in our tea and place the ST ANTHONY Idaho— Registraavenue of rose rust wool crepe combined with and finesse the ten If this lost the Week-En- d of lemon on the side of the tion for band and orchestra under piece Party mole fur and matching accessories would be bound to' fall on the FREE BRIDGE BOOKLET m trumps Culture Lure club I Thomas find Cox too this of its saqcer the high school facseason's activities the second and third' way Opening preferrounds and this proMra Ernest Rossiter Temple Readers of this newspaper may have able for serving lemon with iced tea ulty proved so large that it has been Women’s vided for the Business and Professional Mrs Clara M Clawson announces of four spades a free copy of hotel possibility Etia junior barid and to Rules week-enSquare form and club "Bridge will have d a necessary the arrival of youthful street afterparty at one hand Western Review club 1 p m quette” by Josephine Culbertson (Copyright 1933 King Features Syn- orchestra This will be continued for Pmecrest Inn Saturday and Sunday in As a matter of fact it would noon and dinner dresses for the larger have through special arrangement dicate Inc ) a short time until the members who Ad- The- - program committee Art Barn Miss Dora 38 Nbrth State St apt 4 Woman bef " 5uallX 0?4 filax Is Jead-- a Jaw dressMrsCuUiertgon-- m careef-4hi- s -""Firxt meeting the dummy and finesse newspaper spaije inclosing a committee of which Miss Ella M the 9 A stamped literary section of the Kle club poor player might also make Wicklund Is chairman are in charge envelope Mrs C F Dean 3040 Connor r— Well-Knowof thq arrangements n ivenue 2 p m Mrs Leaver Maud presiNeeley Current Events and Current will on dent speak Impressions “My Literature seetlon Ladies’ of a National Convention” and Miss club 2 p m clubhouse Elizabeth L Crawford will discuss By DR w A EVANS Ladies’ Literary club chorus “Modern Trends” A reading “The 1245 p mdubhouse Blue Spruce’’ is to be givea-b- y Mrs SPECIAL LOW H E Peterson and special music has John F Crltchlow post No HELP FOR NEURASTHENICS S V S W V 8 p m armory physician picks out those for the been arranged by Miss Orpha Ker As TUITION PRICE a rule physicians have little to treatment by several tests The blood chairman of the music committee regular meeting offer to neurasthenics Partly be- pressure is taken and a metabolism o o Take advantage ot our Holladay ward Relief society cause of this and partly because the test is made —both by the accepted Planned silver tea 2 p m Mrs W E special low tuition price Party "'IWnaj and so much methods In taking the temperature patient is so ottered tor a limited East 4837 Twenty-thir2 Between Ryberg the 5 and hours of disposed to exaggerate his symptoms one must be careful not to be misled time only Street m a fashion revue and the medical Saturday is usually im- by an apparent fever of a degree or beauty stu- W B A No 11 business ea will be given by the Sigma Chi patient with fraternity dents have advantage of such a matter due to hot water botneurasthenics our professional training meeting 8 p m at the hall Mothers’ club at the Elks club The A common prescription in neuras- tles or heavy bedding If an under expert operators revue will be opened by little Mary thenia is training m attitudes and in a gloss of water every mornis available muscle fatigability In all branches of beau Misa Carolyn Dine the R K Van Cott and Robert Van Cotl Janis should be tested The medical machine ing before breakfast and folO featured dancer advisee ty culture Including Misa Pauline Pingree will act as mis- is not constructed to low the Harvln plan you find In suitable eases as shown by these thove who want allm gracecl sue instruction and acSeptember Party in training give In the package That’s all tual experience — — Mias Rosemarie Stephens presided tress of ceremonies Reservations can these directions or even to1 assume tests extract of the suprarenal gland ful lege Bmall hips and elen-dIs to It But fat disthere Our students toon become over a delightful buffet luncheon and be made with Mrs J W Boud Mrs more than a superficial management into the blood stream is made on alfigure to take half a teaappears— many skilled operators and ars losing report ternate days for two or three weeks spoonful of 18 to 20 pounds a month miscellaneous shower Thursday after- Gordon I Kirby or at the club pre- of such training always In demand ’ Learn thla profitable pro-Meanwhile we are slowly learning These extracts offer hope in the treat- Harvln 8alts every morning home on Second avenue ceding the tea and revue The folHarvln Salta noon at her Miss Dine advisee from acfeision NOW Write o sail are harmless and pleasant to In the course ot ment of Addison's disease Some of tual assisted by her mother Mrs T B Ste- lowing young girls will serve dur- about neurasthenics for booklet She experience saya: take Unlike ordinary “Salts'" Miss Jeanette time physicians should have much to them may be of service in certain "I have tried ever Miss Barbara Kel- ing the tea hour: phens in honor of bride-electhing to j Harvln does not make- - you of the Beers Miss Virginia Matherson Miss offer them In this column there have forms of neurasthenia lock a popular reduce my legs and hips but : t School nauseous And you'll like the Miss Mary been stories about two Within the last two years the meth- nothing ever helped Then II month The serving table was gay Mary Jane Winwood procedures Harvln plan for It permits Miss suited to certain groups of neuras- ods of extracting suprarenal have found out about Mint-FlBeauty Culture with decorations of deep orange Afri- Creer Miss Alice Murphy to eat like at regular peryou After takS21 B W Temple Was Ill son You may even have We know vored2 IlarvinI Salta rid can marigolds and those in attend- Phyllis Evans Miss Margaret Evans thenics This article tells of ’a third been greatly improved of the ing Jan got AnderLorene Miss Miss Leah Persons with neurasthenia are apt much more about the chemicals in excess fat on Hyde plea oakee cookies Ice cream ance included Miss "Kellock Miss and my — legs have a slender figand still son Marlon Miss Henderson Miss to these have a good many symptoms but organs than we did a few years hips I also feel lots better Betty Richardson Miss Katheryn ure the kind women envy and McBroom Miss Frances Lucas they are less liable than the average agdf too after taking Harvin" Covey Miss Marjorie White Miss Jean men admire It's easy to get rid of fat Thody Miss Mabel person tp have diseases and their life Mary Jane Soules Miss Virginia Alli- Miss Katherine Harvln Salta to have a slender figure SimHIVES AND HEARTACHES son Miss Ruth Fabian Miss Alice Thody Misa Florence Harrington expectancy is good Many have low and the Harvln Plan costa but follow Miss Dlne'a advice ply Misa Miss Leon Mullin Schramm-Johnaoand blood n Alat all Miss Some little Dorothy of Adele those writes: Last night my boy Take half a pressure Dick Miss Dorothy Parrish with teaspoonful of Mullin During the afternoon this trouble also have starch indigesDrug Stores and other drugberta Davidson Miss Eleanor Lowe Jane friend was over Harvln and all of In Salta sudden a gists tion Where that combination exists (Adv) Miss Eleanor Story Miss Alice Ma- a stringed trio including Miss Curtis Miss Margaret Orpin and the physician may prescribe a diet in the middle of a pleasant conversatilda Hicks Mrs E A- - Rogers Jr and Miss Frances Cossin will furnish mus- that will prove very helpful in that tion he started to scratch his neck and Mrs Arthur Cannon Miss Katheryn Covey will enter- ic- Vocal selections will be given by it will promote comfort The diet Is the left side of his face And jhen it tain V a tea Saturday at her home Mrs J F Decker accompanied by one that contains no sugars nor sweets was terrible — he Just scratched and of any kind and a limited amount of on East First South street in honor Mrs E S Montague It must have been agony breads pastries cereals potatoes scratched of Miss Kellock and Miss Alice Dick peas beans corn and other carbohy- and lasted fifteen minutes After that First of Season foods To supply the calories spell he went out into the fresh air Utah State society of the Daugh- drate Tea to Honor Niece needed this diet is rich in and that seemed to help a lot His Mrs William A Cavanaugh has is- ters of the Revolution will hold its foods such as meats and eggs protein and In face and neck and even his arms a sued Invitations for a tea to be given first meeting at the home of Mrs P tats little but his face and neck in parStanford Darger 1121 Second aveSunday between the hours of 4 and 7 nue Another group of cases is benefited ticular were very hot and he looked Mra Saturday at 2 30 p m p m at her home in Arlington drive Thomas use the of amines so all in that my heart went out to A Brilce will give a talk by in honor of her niece Miss Alice Dr O Leyton offers the following him and I wished I could “The Foundation of Citizenship” and help him Dick treatment for another those but what could I do? group— review “The Last Stand” by Edward who have low blood a low What pressure I want to know is this: If Walsh The hostesses are Mrs R N For September Bride Wilson Mrs Cheever Mrs metabolic rate and low temperature this young man and I got married The comwith these troubles people we In honor of Mrs C Myrle Dewey J W James Joseph and had children would the chiland Mrs P Stanford plain a good deal of feeling cold and dren inherit this eczema? I have been formerly Miss Isabelle Halton Mra Darger William C Birkenshaw will entertain chilly They spend much time in bed thinking of it all night long and it twelve cloaa friends of the recent bride Mrs John- - Elliott Clark and sons with hot water bottles and covered by must be hereditary in my friend’s at a dinner party Friday at her home Francis Elliott and John left recently plenty of bedding They are easily family don't you think? Is this 1248 Laird avenue for Washington D C where they fatigued and they are subject to the contagious? I feel as though all my e will join Mr Clark and make their general assortment of symptoms that air castles have tumbled down I’m so neurasthenics select between Mrs Max Brsdfield of Loa Angeles home for the winter The downhearted since last night two children e accompanied by her REPLY hat arrived in Salt Lake to join Mr Mr and Mrs Lafayette Hanchett sition Mr Hanchett will then go on My guess is that your boy friend Bradfield and make their home They have gone to Chicago where they will to New York and Mrs Hanchett will had hives caused probably by someare at the Hotel Utah attend the Century of Progress expo- - visit in Kansas City En route to thing he ate plus the heat If he will their home in Salt Lake they will visit find out what causes these attacks in Denver and avoid it he will be all right It is y a not serious nor contagious nor inMrs Wallace Bransford and son heritable this delicious ready-to-e- at cereal and Fancy gloves are smart this So much for him Don’t Wallace Jr have returned from Michi- you think you need to get feet your autumn And whatever your gan where they spent the summer get triple value In flavor healthfulness and on the ground? Sounds to me as had been seethough find you reading costume Kayaer offers a chic Mra May K Baer is at home for the economy Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek ing too many thrillers winter at the Belvedere Fancy for it To the limit of space questions perMrs Robert C Gemmell has reto hygiene and prevention of turned to her home in San Diego taining disease will be this colLookatthetrioaboveNotethe after spending the summer with rela- umn Personal answeredwillin be made replies tives in Salt Lake to inquiries under proper limitations T3EYOND the lure of Parisian mode designs the finishing touches when return stamped envelope is inJ-MARRIAGE PERMIT ISSUED J these smart Shoes give closed Dr Evans will not make diAll washable Autumn shades to lovely woman the added charm of BLACKFOOT Idaho— A marriage agnosis or prescribe for individual license was issued Wednesday to J disease grace end poise Patented construction Thrifty prices Ask for them W Casey Blackfoot and Jennie Jatends to hold the foot in correct posicobson Mont Glasgow 1933 tion assuring confidence in walking (Copyright by the Chicago by number UIMII ven in the highest heels Tribune) New modes of superlative lovelinese Row showing Flared cuff of swagger cordHEALTH MEANS CHARM Pocatello High School Coupl e Leave for East Following Noon Wedding “World’s Man To Wed Eastern Greatest Player and Teacher” Says r Salt La t POOOOOOOOOO Girl October 9 Bennett’s F fhiiiiil hook-lideo- ace-sma- i I M- - 8 i t J fast-dryi- ETIQUETTE ed pink-tuck- v QUICK Enamel pink-fringe- d n h c c d 8 $ a P ed d ct BENNETT ace-kna- rose-pin- 61-6- OOOOOOOQOOQ Kappa-Gamm- t t ll 12 V kmg-quee- L aC Junior tt b u c Ip b 01 cl d t te or--theyif to keep Well J how y Dancer Tells How to Have Slim Legs And Small Hips 1 tt ci IT b V ai Is a P m bi in Si d Cl ergo-grap- tt h S pi er $! ) Mint-Flavor- G D Ex-Cel-- of C L a- M H M Mint-Flavor- Lu-ci- le A in re he ca I' Fancies! Fancy IP New Fall Better Wheat Flakes Plus Extra Bran Gloves! 10 Full Ounces (ftHiiteiri) egfta B7 try Walk Gracefully mi in these Parisian Modes VHU Tru-Poi- tri 'unimn AND Be safe! Never use scything but Kleenex fog WING) removing cold cream' Kleenex is go absorbent Black Bilk Kid with Black that it iltts all impurities High narrow d Trim areh beel from die potes So much more effective than old The aamt style Gt Brown Kleenex today MEMBER N R 850 A U-PCI- Sixes 44 to II AAAA to B Slice $ 'M Franck In fashioned methods MiifilSrp) hempsoru SHOES S 10 HAM HO I Names Student Officers HAPPINESS Sparkling eves and smiling lips apeak of health and vitality Gear a-- i akin attracts The healthy active girl is both happy and popular "rethapr yon are not really ill yet when th Sr s' s v vs day's work ia done yon art too tired to enter into the aood timet that other women enjoy For extra energy try Lydia E Pinkham’i Vegetable Compound It tones up your general health Give yon more pep-m- ore charm Remember that 9 oat of 100 women report benefit Let it help yon too POCATELLO Idaho — Edward Bucher was elected president of the high school student body Wednesday defeating Paul Ennis Bucher is h lettermsn in football basketball and track Harry Thurston was elected vice president Miss Josephine Cusano was recommended for secretary and her appointment will be confirmed by the student senate this week J A Ziebarth Jr‘ faculty member is Perforated cuff in sweeping scallops (Center) No 3507 Hared cuff with sleek appliqufes t tom) A Grade Mark treasurer Other officers elected were: Arlene Ellison president of the girls’ council Elolse Hurley vice president Kenneth Harten president boys' council Dennis Hess Rita LeBailey and Leo Eckersiy senior 'senators Marjorie Ballantyne Mahlon Rupp and Ellsworth Carlson junior senators Pauline Arps and William Stoker sophomore senators and Richard Hocking freshman aenator No 3504 ing (Top) rrs OMIT HIUC rj each AT ALL THE BETTER SHOTS O THE EVAPORATED COOKED mi Bhiny No 3508 $125 as well as a trade mark (Bot- - TASTE MILK WITH THE LARGELY ELIMINATED INDIKNDINT IVAPOtATtD HOMI-OWNI- SOI IALI IN mi AT TQUR INTItMOUNTAIH OtOCIt't i i WIST Hayseci wi m co ou ar ce e ? -- f yo be loi DO! or 8o BtC