Show SATURDAY MORNING MARCH 10 193 THE SALT CAKE TRIBUNE SOCIETY AND CLUBS -- For those who prefer newer va- eties some of the French hybrid mock oranges might be chosen Here we haveobtained double flowers and LI Willey Teresa Miss Ruth Nowell Miss Willey and Miss Rosalyn Wil- ley Mrs William' Armstrong and Mis Katharyn Armstrong will give a luncheon Monday in compliment to Miss Snow - summer as well Philadelphia virginal is one - Trio Hostesses at Friday Luncheon Friday Luncheon Art Barn Given For Recent Bride At For Bride-Ele- ct Mrs Ralph H Olson Miss Janet Sander and Miss Dorothy Smith were a trio of delightful hoateases at a prettily appointed luncheon given Friday at the home of Mrs Olson's mother Mrs Stephen L Richards on Seventh avenue In honor of Miss Helojse Snow a popular bride-to-b- e Tha long table was centered with a graceful basket filled with deep crlm- d son rojes princess ia- pers were in silver candelabra at either end of the table and red rosebuds were at each place The guesta included Misa Snow Mra Herbert A Snow Mrs Ashby Snow Mra William Miss Katheryn ArmArmstrong strong Mrs Stephen L Richards Mrs Winslow T: Smith Mrs Richard Sanders Mrs Ambrey Nowell Mrs M R Thorley of Cedar City Who visiting With her parents Mr and Mrs J Fred Daynes on Harvard avenue presided over a delightful luncheon Friday at the Art Barn in honor of Mr Harry H Shafer for merly Miss Vilate Crane a bride of Mr 1 theeason The guests who included eight dose friends of the hostess and honored guest were seated at one table centered with a low bowl filled with deep yellow daffodils and ferns Yel low princess tapers were in silver candlesticks and the place cards were in yellow design Tables were arranged for ’bridge during the early hdhra of the after- — noon — — Maize-colore- For Visitor Birthday Party OTHER FALL SHRUBS By all means In planning the arrangement ol the ahriihj which are" to inclose your rear garden make way for two or three foraythiaa No uh I am sure causes the delighte which this' does when its yellow flowera open on the bare branches along With the earliest cro- Members ofjhe Authors’ club entertained at a beautifully- arranged birthday celebration Friday in the president's suite of the Hotel Utah it being the fortieth birthday snnlver aay of the club The” guests number lng40 were seated at one long table basket centered with a filled with spring flowers m shades of yellow and orchid At each place booklets were clever and following the luncheon a program 40 was given reminiscent of years ago - r c atar-lik- cuses has good folisge the rest of the season too and will be seven or eight feet tall after it hea been spread planted a few years with equal to its height There is a weeping foraythia called It i l LatC oUppCr Miss Harriett Young daughter of Professor and Mrs Levi Edgar Young preaided over a delightful midnight supper Friday evening at the Young home'on East South TemMrs ple street In honor of Mr and flow-erHarry Blackstone Early spring closea decked the serving table and fritnd were Midden suspensa which has a pendulous habit making it useful in certain situations It your lot is on uneven ground so that yoU have need to build retaining walls or if the neighboring lot is higher or lower than yours plant this weeping foraythia to hang over the bank or wall Its effect" in” spring' wlll be especially ten-fo- f table was in silver 24 were cndlesticks and presguest ent The host and hostesses were assisted by Miss Genevieve Selander Sunday at Cobblemore Mrs Vera Swertfager Mr and Mrs Nelson and Mr and Mrs Selander will entertain at a family dinner in honor of Mr and Mrs Towers lovely Yale Members of the freshman class at the University of Utah will entertain members of the student body at an Informal dancing party Saturday between the hours of 9 apd 12 p m in the ballroom and lounges of thq Union building Dan Jay Eastman is acting as general chairman of arrangements for the affair and he will be assisted by Miss Julia Brlxen Miss Patricia McKendrlck and Ralph Hardy The patrons and patronesses for the evening will include Dean end Mrs Leroy £ Cowles Mr and Mrs Gall Plummer Mr an£ Mrs Samuel E Eastman Mr and Mrs Martin G Brixen and Mr and Mrs James E McKendrick Salt Lake Alumni chapter of Soro-sl- s will hold its regular monthly meet- - 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Delivery in Grocery Pnrcham of $150 ir More FREE 50 YEARS A MARTYR SATURDAY FOOD SPECIALS Effective at Salt Lake Murray Magna Riverton Woods Crou A Draper 8tores ing at the home of Mrs Kenneth E Smith 402 Eleventh avenue Saturday at 1 p m The hostesses for the afternoon will' be Miss Hazel Sowards Miss Evelyn Crockett Miss Melba Thorley and Mrs Smith Progressive games will be played following the business meetnig and luncheon well-know- n tomkhtJ Subject to Market Change Theta Pi sorority monthly bridge luncheon 1:30 p m Seventh Miss Mary Cannon East street Chi bmega tea 4 to 6 p m Mrs E M Bagley 1411 Yale ANGELES March 9 (IP)— Complaints charging that a reporter and cameraman of a newspaper that has been campaigning against automobile racing fatalities were kidnaped at the funeral of a racing victim were issued today against Babe Stapp Indianapolis and Los Angeles driver and two other men The complaint was signed by Jamffl Lee Los Angeles Examiner reporter who said he and John Bgnnus cameraman for the paper were abducted dozen or so and manhandled by men late Wednesday at the funeral of racer Ernie Triplett Triplett and two other drivers were killed last Sunday in races at Imperial Cal Bennus reported he was kicked and beaten and his camera was destroyed Lee said he himself was handled roughly before he and Bennus were finally for'ced Into separate automo 15 15 10 19 Limbnrgsrffyr: 77““ 19 Vi rerA University of Utah Women's club benefit bridge tea 2 p m Union building Salt Lake chapter of Sigmk LOS TNISTRUn 12ya BOILING BEEF r 1pm Matrons Honored Mrs 3 3 Barrett wtt Regular Meeting 2 p lb steaks saat Delta Delta Delta alliance 1 p m luncheon chapter house 1431 East First South street St Patrick’s party and luncheon Elks Ladies’ club Mrs M A Marx 638 Browning avenue - the hostess and Mrs J L Towers and Mrs D M Bowen popular visitors the honored guests at a prettily appointed luncheon given Friday at the Barrett home on West First North street The table was covered with a filet lace cloth and centered with a crystal bowl of orchid sweet peas and daffodils Ivory princess tapers were In stiver candlesticks and covers Were laid for Mrs Bowen Mrs Towers Mrs Frank M Nelson Mrs Campbell Brown Mrs Franklin S Nelson Mrs L J Barrett and Mrs Earl M Cooper avenue — ara!--juin- r' 17 ENJOY 9lM lb- - lb lb L&'mb Roast I?”1 lb Loin Lamb Chops lb house Dancing Patry WOMEN’S CLUB ELECTS ST ANTHONY Idaho—The St Ar thony Women's club elected officers Wednesday afternoon at tho home of MrsF At Kelly- - as follows: President Mrs E M Jergensen first vice president Mrs Henry Adams second vice president Mrs J O Johnson secretary Mrs John Robertson treasurer Mrs Ralph Litton VICKS'COUGHDROP It 5 Leg Baby Lamb Lamb Roaat Naomi Rebekah lodge No 1 regular session 8 p m Mrs Eliza Booth noble grand to preside Ducky Daughters of Bethel No l Order of Job®augh-ter- s Miss Marion Read 1833 J best plan is to cut It back to tho earth so that new shoots will spring up These new shoots sre the ones which bear the handsomest and Isrgsstr flowers KD SOUTH VAST T Pot Xoutagj?’ HAMSUN Prime Rib Ladies' section Browning Literary club 1 p m club- - Freshens the mouth Soothes the throat 1 Meals — snap-drago- and'daffodi!sThe with yellow taper for-th- i- (BitwemStttciei Mrs F M Nelson a luncheon Saturday lighted ever bloomer and philadelphus bouquet blanc is another extremely free in its blooming habit You know of course that philadelphus fs the correct botanical name of the mock' Oranges and not syringe which is often incorrectly applied Syringes are lilacs Queries Meany readers have written to ask what to do with the butterfly bush e which this year first time Since we have grown it in Utah £as not winter killed to the ground You may permit the shrub to leaf out on its old stems of last year if you wish to experiment - But your Among the mock oranges too we find excellent material for our boundary planting These shrubs have a more upright growth less spreading than many ThiPy may be planted closer together then usual At mashrub will turity a nine or only extend three or four feet on either aide The charm of the mock orange ii flowers In May its fragrant-whitor June It Is an old fashioned shrub and if you aim for ah old fashioned garden use this along with the lilacs and snowballs which grandmother always had In her garden almost a century ago will entertain at at her home 343 North Second West street in honor of Mrs J L Towers of Honolulu who Ifcpm mm is visiting with relatives and friends In Salt Lake Mr and Mr A F Selander enterMrs Harry H Shafer formerly tained at a delightful buffet supper Miss Vilate Crane who was honored In of Mr and at a bridge luncheon Friday at the honor Friday evening Mrs Towers The serving table was Art Barn given by Mrs M R Thorley a covered with lace cloth over Nile green satin in the center of which was a basket of ’Yellow roses Events of the Day of e t' — Auerbach’s Part Ham Special Demonstration AH Day Saturday Rump Roast First Gut' Extra Special Sirloin Roast AB5r Round Rst Shoulder Cut From Steer and Heifer lb t |