Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SATURDAY MORNING Society- :and Club News - t)inner Saturday Will Honor Bride v'Of ComingWcek Number of Affairs Are Planned Aof In anticipation of the marriaga of Mlu Juliet Browne and Charier' A Boynton which ia an interesting mat Mrs Harry H Shaffer a popular bride of the late autumn will be the honored guest Saturday at a lunchg eon to be given by Mrs Marvin at her home on East First South — rlmonlal event of the coming week Mr anti Mrs Francis B Goelti and Miss Florence Story will entertain at a dinner Saturday evening at the Story home on East First South street Members of the bridal party will be the guests Miss Mary Catherine McGurrin will ’ be hostess at an informal tea late Bro-ber- street Tuesday the young matron will be honored at a dinner to be given by Mrs J Forbes Campbell at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs James H Ball on Yale avenue On Sunday November 28 Miss Helen Taggart and Miss Donna Bennion will give a EreSkf compliment to Mr Shaffer afternoon at the Belvedere — Saturday lounge eompttmenttnrMiss-' Browne and Mr Boynton The hours ate OOO' from 4 to 8 o'clock and members of the younger social set have been bid den e e e Informal Dinner Craig Rogers son of Mr and Mrs Edgar A Rogers and Rodger Carney son of Mrs Dean S Carney entertained at a prettily arranged dinner at the Rogers home on B street Friday evening preceding the S A F dance The guests were seated at one table centered with a silver basket of yeland low pompon chrysanthemums the place cards were in Thanksgiving design Covert were laid for eight guests The hosts were assisted by Miss Helen Rogers and Mist Aline Rogers r : e Leaving for Marriage Hamilton Spv4rerffimHerM5IKTHiSOT ton will leave Sunday for San Francisco where her marriage to James will Henry Bell of Sacramento Calif noon take place November 27 at high in the Church of Holy Trinity Mr Hamilton will leave the latter part of the week for the coast and Miss Miss Thompson and Hlldegarde Clarissa EUls who will be the’ attendants at the Hamllton-Bel- l nuptials will leava next week-en- Bridei)fAutumn Banquet Held TRUSTEES TO MEET Idaho — Bannock POCATELLO county trustees’ annual convention will be conducted November 24 and 25 in the Hotel Bannock announces Scott D Lowe county superintendent of schools Between 75 add 100 trustees are expected to attend C J Mock is president and Arley Downey Dewey Downey ia vice president and acting secretary Don’t miss thl 10c lb J- Beef Sale Both Roasts and Steaks All Steaks 17c lb Round and Sirloin Ramp Roasts 15c lb Round Bone and Shoulder Rib Neck Roasts l2e lb Cuts So lb Pork Roasts — and 12c lb ' 8c fresh Cudahy’s Picnic cuts 8c lb Pork Bos- ton Butts and Center Shoulder Cuta lte lb Yeal Cutlets Leg of Yeal Loin Cutlets from nice fat Veal 20c lb and Leg ef Veal Roasts 15e lb Sliced Bacon Eastern lean streaked Breakfast Bacon— ellced (no rind) 19c lb i Lake are an important item in the bags of Idaho Quicker Lasting Relief This pint bottle and add your ayrup gives you a full pint of actually better remedy than yon cpnld bay ready-Big Saving! No Cooking! cough made for four time the money It Htre'sanold home remkeep perfectly tastes fine and lasta a edy your mother knew family a long time And there it positively nothing like but for real results it Is still tiie beet thing it for quick action You can feel it ever known for severe take hold instantly It looaena the term-lade- n coughs Try it once and phlegm soothe and heals tn Inflamed membranes and clears the air yoq’ll swear by No cough remedy at any It's no trouble at all paasagea Make a ayrup by stirprice could be more effective Pinex ia a compound of Norway ring 2 cups of granulated sugar and one cup of water a few momenta until Pine in concentrated form famous dissolved a healing agent for throat and bronNo cooking la needed-chilcould do chial membrane It le guaranteed to Now put 2 Ik ounce of Plnex info a pleas you or money refunded it It You have a part in the maintenance and growth of this important payroll Because of your patronage the sale of Cudahy meats and meat products and every increase in expands over-rip- e Bananas 5c per lb Yams Sweets lbs 10c ray Bountiful and Salt Wheat Bread as the successor to whole wheat bread Now food experts join Wheat Bread They find that Wonder-Cu- t whole easier than to far wheat bread digest Tastes better too But you don’t have t6 be a scientist to discover this Just taste Wonder-Cu- t Wheat Bread It actually t&stes like cake —thanks to Balanced-Blen- d Balanced-Blen- d O ' 48-l- 1-- by thousands are acclaiming is the latest discovery in baking— rthe achievement of the Happy Wonder Bakers It is the perfect blend of short-pate- UTAH Flour Freeh Laid Black Cape Cod Cranberries will be cello bags ready in lb tor 13c Midvale Mur- WOMEN whole wheat flours covered after two years of patient research It Wheat Bread the makes Wonder-Cu- t ing bread anyone can serve Fully nourishing-- is And unlike whole wheat bread utterly lacking and choicestdne-groun- d finest-tast-the- m in harshness' a Give your family a permanent vacation from tasteless whole wheat bread Treat them to Wonder-Cu- t Wheat Bread— the bread they’ll eat because they likf it Remember the narne— Wonder-Cu- t Wheat Bread No baking discovery of recent years equals Balanced-Blend m trus im- portance Balanced-Blenis simple enough Just the perfect blend of d short-pate- WE DO OUR PART nt “PURITAN Hams Lamb "SUNLIGHT" Buffer Eggs nt THE HAPPY WONDER BAKERS— Continental Baking Co Lard Bacon Beef im-porta- 1 tionary It has created a new kind of bread— r-Cut "MEADOWGRQYIl Cheese I Wheat Bread far wheat bread can ever be The kind of bread anyone may be proud to serve The kind of bread that’s best for you and your family LIKE WHITE BREAD? Wonde- better than any whole Poultry Wonder-Cu- t Wheat Bread it far bettef In every way than ordinary Bread fir superior In every way to whole wheat bread so la yrhite Wonder-Cu- t ordinary white bread That Is why more people aerve It than any other kind Juat as nt and choice stone-grpun- d whole wheat flours But its results are revolu- A b Cranberries Wheat Bread easier to digest far more delicioiis” they say Praise Balanced-Blen- d NORTH SALT LAKE They will be ready In bags for 10c per bag Both the same tow price Hosier’s Wasatch Flour In b bags $139 Stock up' "Wonder-Cu- t CUDAHY PACKING COMPANY Bananas not The Secret of THE of Provo Bench Jonathan Applet ready In bags 19c Lake Syndicate) Or-tha- y Mothers Mix This At Home“ForBad Coughs meets taxes pays for professional and in dozens of other ways services enters into the various channels of trade to add to the progress and prosperity of Salt Lake City 10 lbs V for biting fingernails in time of nervous stress — well the girls banned that as well Tapping the floor with foot drumming on the chair arm with fingers are all indications of lack of poise The girls voted for more poise and leu useless action The cookies that the girls served were made from Nancy's “Teatime Goodie” leaflet Send for your copy en—Inclose a stamped velope (Copyright 1933 Publishers Oxford university England recently conferred degrees upon 538 Undergraduates the largest number since the World war This payroll helps keep merchants in business brings income to landlords 89c Ruaaet -- Potatoes Come early They may hot last aU day 3 must ba annoyed to see the action Suppose that every man should try to pull up his suspenders It is bid enougif to see a man shrug himself at We the waist to get up hia trousers comment on that sloppy action and yet never think of atopplng our diving for straps" Every one of the Good Taste girls vowed that her win ter clothe would have the narrow ribbon with snappers which is attached to the shoulder seam and holds all strap which go over the These straps may bt purshoulder chased all ready to attach Syn- al Idaho Russets Yellew two-wa- y Features Inc) prpgram of this community 10 lbs Apples 19£ f com-merci- Ask yoyr dealer for Cudahy meats and promote this Cudahy payroll Always fresh — tweet " cartooned quartered and "A” grade 23o lb - nf dicate The targe sums disbursed regularly to a small army of local people by The Cudahy Packing Company of North Salt S Butter b TvnSv IZlvIO 1933 King of Salt Lake City production is matched by growth of the Cudahy payroll 100-l- -- — — — Si pcrivnir nwtw Even the stretch foundawhich might annoy others tion garments do not seem to cure woNearly all the girls had tha bad men especially the heavy ones from neck the dive down a habit of making this gesture of the dress to catch the flipping the lips is another ugly habit shoulder strap “They said a man SoBiting is cracking the finger Joints and as II Bcc had taboa-arUnn- (Copyright - Frethly made tn our own markets from day 8 Inspected old Pork iOe lb i Jeta jSammajiumnaemeet with Miss Grace Kimball 1432 South Eleventh East street 1 p m The recent meeting and discussion of the Good Taste girls bore repeated fruits The girls began to study one another and their elders as well to : - PROGRAM ' Pork Sausage 0 P Ladles’ ON WEARING HATS Dear Miss de Peyster: I live permanently In a hotel of which my husband Is the manager 1 am not sure whether or not ihould wear a hat to go downto uncheon bridges and club luncheons I have attended several of these functions recently and have never worn a hat To me it seems foolish that I should wear a hat merely put it on for the affair and then-gback to my apartment and take it off without being on the street Of course all the othef ladle come from the Another annoying habit la the one outside and wear hats and therefore used by nearly tvary woman When I am the only one without a hat the gats up from a chair she pulls down her foundation garment Clara watched Dora do it and fight then and there the two of them held private meeting and put it on the list in the opportu- nity for saving i clubhouse PEISTER COMMERCIAL today bargain day at Q F Skaggs System Stores 4 rm OE bu Perhaps have been entirely wrong Will you please advise me so I may W be positive in the futureT Even if you live in the hotel 1 think it would be better form and taste for you to wear your hat when you go to luncheons and bridge parties that Do by are given in the hotel To be- consider doing this gin with wearing yourhal completes your ensemble and makes it' more effective Also- since the other guesls wear hats it will look less conspicuous if you wear your hat can TH la suhoihre Wg - By KATHRINE 2-- Saturday Night Dancing club Ladies' Literary club The patrol of Lybla temple Daughters of the Nile annual follies auditorium of the Masonic temple Utah State society Daughters of the American Revolution annual breakfast 1 p m Hotel Utah auxiliary to Utah Woolgrowers’ association tea Ladies' Literary bridge club 2 p m ETIQUETTE t place look out of place com-paft- BARGAINS - rs I may ttjca Mrs Clara M Clawson is showing martiy tailored coats in sports and dress models with and without fur trimmings specially priced for weekend sale Selection advisable before change of weather makes it imperative 38 North State street Apt 4 (Advertisement) MID-MON- miy be made at home using baby ribbon or corda of heavy buttonhole silk which are attached to the snap-pe- By FLORENCE LA GANKE Ladies' Democratic Study group Fourth ward card parm ty Belvedera hmnge —Elks club dancing party i d 18 1833 Little Actions Annoy Others Evehts of the Day The Beta Delta Mu honorary music sorority at the University of Utah Miss Mery Thomas Miss Nell Kinne held its formal initiation and banquet Miss Jeanne Hall Miss Margaret M Friday evening in the supper room in lick Miss Lucille Van Dyke Miss the Newhouse hotel The table was Marjory Batie and Miss Margaret unusually decorated in the sorority Partner e e e colors of gold and black with three Mrs J L Amos left Friday for bowls of copper-colorechrysanthemums forming the attractive center- Memphis Tenn where she will visit with relatives and friends for a fortpiece Black and gold princess tapers ( Mrs Frank Everett Baxter who in gold candelabra were placed at the night are ends of the table with Mr Baxter of Los AngeleeCarf-maBIRTH ANNOUNCED n The guests’ places were marked the guests of Mr and Mrs F E POCATELLO Idaho—Mr and Mrs for a week Mrs Baxter before with place cards of cleverly shaped E A Bllbert R F D No 1 announce her marriage was Miss AUeen Corf-ma- n gilded lyres 'The officers of the or- the birth of a daughter at the St Anganisation performed the installation rites Miss Melba Hanson president thony hospital Thursday DIRECTORS NAMED presided assisted by Mias Dorothy Margaret Dobson TWIN FALLS Idaho—Five new Tabor and Miss wee Miss -- Derethy tflaifmlstress airertuiytuffl? ehaffibse-- M Xibori and responses were made by terms were announced those newly initiated Which included Thursday after counting of mail bal- Miss Marian Robbins Miss Dorothy lots They are F E Haasch Oregon Beatty Miss Cherry Daynes Miss MaShort Line railroad agent C C Kings- rion Cornwall Miss Louise McHugh bury druggist John P Kinney whole- Miss Lois Barrett Miss Mary Burnett sale merchant Curtis Turner cashier Miss Yvonne Ashton Miss Beth y Strong Miss Beryl Randall Mia of Twin Falls Bank and Truat Roy V Washburn auto supply Mary O’Carroll Miss Lela Bixby Mias Dorothy Hanzel Miss Elise Schott dealer serve-two-yea- NOVEMBER |