| Show I Ogden Society and clubs - -- ' TODAY'S Saturday Bride - HOROSCOPE ing contest The wife of Senitor Clark of Missouri and the widow of the late' Admiral Moffett tied for spelling honors The costumes of the vendors and the decorations of the auditorium gave a vivid impression of a street Vain The event was attended by WASHINGTON (UP)—Carrying a most of the newspaper people be--- shortwave radio set with- - which to sides many visitors from other walks with the airs of life plane base in Fairbanks a party head- ed by C S Houston of Cambridge Convention Held The District of Columbia Federa- Mass will undertake to scale the ice- tion of Women's Clubs held its annual covered Want FeraktrAjkicKinity7 convention at the Roosevelt botel national park Alaska next July it Partrk-f-- Thtirsday and Friday Mrs Lawson has beettantiOunced here by the infirst vice president of the General terior department Federation of Women's Clubs was Permission to atteiript the climb buildings have been torn down and 57 one of the honor guests dwiaarecgtorranotef colonial buildings restored ' the ynationalBpark mservice who said approval of such hazardous Women Utah Meet to Press Women Meet The Western Reviewers' club 'rorn- feats is given only afaer he is satisfied The press women writing in Washof Utah women is' planning the members of the party are properly posed ington but from many states held a its annual party in honor of the West-- equipped and physically qualified to "Street Fair" in the Press club audi- ern Cultus club another group of —a ke the climb torium for a children's charity and Utah women Mount The event will take' The scaling of the 17000-foo- t milk fund There were booths-sellinMay 21 at the Roosevelt hotel' Foraker as far as is known has never place home-mad- e foods dolls of all been accomplished Mount McKinley pictures 3300 feet higher however has been nations books flower and plants LENGTHY PAYROLL Mrs Doak wife of the late secretary BUDAPEST (IP)—Active civil serv- - successfully climbed several times of labor had charge of the sale of ants in Hungary number 119200 and the latest ascent being that of the garden plants There were gypsy pensioners 124581 according to of- LindleyLiek expedition in the spring fortune tellers under the direction ficial figures The total of 253781 of 1932 This party according to the of the wife of Senator McNary Mrs means there is one person on the report was the first reach the Roosevelt and Mrs Alice Roosevelt ciyic payroll for every 35 inhabi- summits of both the ever4to and south Longworth were judges in the spell tants of the kingdom peaks of that mountain Sutherlands Will Leave Early Next Month for Summer Vacatioirin Italy OGDEN—Pleasant May weather at the home of Mrs Browning's sis- Sunday's horoscope holds has made the Ogden Gott and Coun- ter Mts Joseph E Evans the past mony' of very active and encouraging try club popular as a place of en- week Mrs Evans entertained at her literary or cultural pursuits although Thurs- tertaining Mrs George H Lowe home 2511 Tyler avenue it may 'not be found to further the in honor of Mrs Browning has issued invitations for a day plans and hopes of ecclesiastics bridge Covers were laid for luncheon at the club Thursday pine Mrs There may be impediments obstacles x 's ' Mrs Harmon B Barton Mrs S W Browning and daughter will leave and the unfriendliness of superiors Wherry Mrs Frank M Browning the end of the month for Chicago or those In authority ' It is a time f ' f Mrs Richard Badger and Mrs Don where Mr and Mrs Browning and ' for success with writings will make their home A Those whose birthday it is may be 4 Leader 'will entertain the Ogden daughter ' branch of the American Association number 'of entertainments will be for a year in which certain prepared of University' Wonterta at the club giVer? in Salt' Lake this week Nr Mrs angles of business will thrive through t ''' ' -' i 1 v P clever agreements or wise contracts At a luncheon at 12:30 Browning Saturday v O'clock Dr S B Neff head of the Mr and Mrs C William Gunnell By MRS R O LEATHERWOOD All pertainnig to )1things publicity WASHINGTON ID:C—The first or promotions should thrive although English department of the:University OM two children are now at home at 40 bring forth of Utah will deliver an address on 1637 Kiesel avenue Miss Betty Gunt? 114 geberalfy stubborn obstacles im f &-i- hot days in Washingtonsummer 0 vaca''Modern Trends in Literature" The nell Mr Gunnell's sister who is conmerits or frustrating circums fices news of the plans for must be combated Be caret I not tions The supreme court judges regular weekly bridge luncheon un- valescing from an operation for ap'4" der the auspices of the hostess com- pendicitis has been with Mr and to offend superiors or those in power usually begin their vacation June 1 or thereaboutr and end it oarly in mittee of the club will attract a nm- Mrs Gunnell during the absence of or authority ' her parents Mr and Mrs C S Gun- ber of bridge parties (' A child born on this day may be the autalfrn This year Justice and Intellectual brilliant alert and ver- Mrs George Sutherland of the suMrs Thatcher M Allred will en- nell in Idaho the past week satile but may be beset by certain prethe court will sail for Italy early tertain at a bridge luncheon at the Wed Couple frustrations in life making employ- in June and remain abroad until SepGreen Gables tea room Thursday tember ment diffictilt Mra C L Miller Mrs Lee Walsh Miss Lorraine McEntee daughter of Mr and Mrs Francis Charles McMrs Sutherland tells an amusing Notable nativity: F W Woolworth and Mrs Fred Snook will entertain and John Earl Drake son of stori of how she first got to Italy founder chain stores at a bridge luncheon Wednesday at Entee Mr and Mrs J H jOrake were marThe judge and She had frequently the Green Gables t ea room (Copyright 1934 by King Feagone to the British fstes and the tures Syndicate Inc)) In compliment to the graduating ried Saturday at 8 po m at the homeh of the bride's parents 1010 Twenty-sixtwestern countries of the continent class for this year at the Thomas street The ceremony was perbut the jydge alwayis said he had no D Dee Memorial car 41 Weeks G Mrs 3 vite alurhpresident the 1 ' hospital ' it-hae association of the hospital enter- formed by the Rev John Edward sen secretary Mrs Leslie A Smith time to go to Italy' One year after a doctor decided Carver z2 a' treasurer and Mrs E P Mills cor- - a strenuous winter should tained at a bridge luncheon Satur- in the of the Presbyterian church rest Then of relatives and close ts44 s' "'"F Miss Minnie Judge Sutherland day at the Hotel Ben Lomond Cov- friends presence responding secretary An informal reception and Moore Brown read "Men in White" Mrs Sutherland privatey requested ers were laid for 50 The commit'::::- :11 ::: that the doctor suggest Italy as the tee in charge of arrangements in- supper followed In the living room ::::::: by Sidney Kingsley Pulitzer prize ::i:: wkmb Sutherlands was ' W Badcon gave vocal place for resting The S Mrs cluded Miss Echo 33eery and Miss where the ceremony and performed play went to Italy and Mrs Sutherland white pe- floor baskets of pink Milselections Mrs Lucille Taylor accompanied by who sumgraduates of the ton D Boyle and Mrs Boyle gave laughingly says since then each will receive their iplomaa Friday onies stood en either side mer Judge Sutherland says "Let us ' mantelpiece which was decorated in OGDEN—Mrs John Earl Drake piano numbers are Miss Alice ford Miss Olive pink and white peonies and tall white formerly Miss Lorraine McEntee St circle will meet gaioltalylake 'ey especially enjoy Campbell Miss Vi Forsgren Miss din- daughte r of Mr and Mrs Francis n Josepat m at the Cushna- Norene Lindquist Miss Hazel Lind tapers The supper table in the fegion McEntee a bride of Saturing room had a lace cover with a han Memorial ball Hostesses will be ford Miss Helen abey Miss Verle basket of pink roses as a centerpiece day ning Club' Meetings Mrs W E Quillinan and Mrs George Mortensen Miss Lucy Smith Miss O'Connor ' Helen Wangsgard IMiss Phoebe Gibbs and white tapers at either end The son Mrs If April is the month given oVer David Mrs G wore bride J a of Titley gown pale pink crepe Chapter 1r of the P E O Sisterhood largely to conventions of women's Miss Lucille Hales Miss Ruby Hayes and carried pink sweetpeas and lilies Wanusgard Mrs S W Wherry Mrs will rneet Miss Margaret Noble Miss Etna toy luncheon' Wednesday at patriotic organizations the months of EnC - Ernest Mrs Winkler of is the bride a The George graduvalley the home Of Mrs Eugene Smith 1491 May and October are equally conand Miss Marion Warner - ate of Weber Mrs W and R Mrs of and the Doxey Ogsign college Twenty-seventstreet ceded to women's club meetings den high school Following a short Joseph J Klamp of Ashton Idaho To Fete Mothers Chapter J of the P E G Sisterhood Last week the Virginia Federation of of her is the who will the daughter make guest couple will hold a luncheon meeting Wednes- Women's Clubs met at Newport Members of the Senior and Junior honeymoon trip Miss Ruth Mrs G D Pickens day with Mrs J S Allen 1066 Twenty-f- News All were delighted with the Young Ladies' sodalities of St their home in Ogden entertainPrice Scott Mrs 414r and a at shower White ifth bridge street M of visiting Old Point Joseph's Catholic church will be:hos- and a entertained late supper Wednesday eve- - ed at dinner at the Nob Hill tea room will discuss "A tesses to the parents of the parish infort and Ham P roads includThe on guests Twenty-fiftTuesday evening In Fashions" Mrs S W Wherry at a large Mother's day tea Sunday ning at her home General FreHines wa's gradSummerill Mrs and Fred Mr ed Jr street bride in honor of the The will reed poems from 3 to 6 p: in in the Cushnahan uated from' the school at Fortress MonMr and Mrs Le Roy Johnson Mr Memorial hall All mothers and lath guests numbered 16 roe and Lieutenant and Mrs Fred Be Discussed to Mt and Lowder Colin Opera Mrs and Mrs Mrs Hazel Leavitt announces the ers Of the parish are invited to atKeeler of Salt Lake were stationed' Beta Delto of Salt went the The Tribe Junius Kappa chapter of her daughter Doris party tend while Lieutenant Burt there Receiving the guests during engagement society will meet Monday- at Brownrecently and Mrs Brown were sent to the afternoon will be Miss Eva Ben- to Walter L Richards son of Mr Lake following dinner and enjoyed phian 7:30 Dick's at cafe m The and Mrs C E Richards p The wed- dancing subject roads goshea president of the Junior sodalMrs W L Engstrom entertained of the literery program will be "Ger- Hampton will take place in June federation met in the The Virginia ity and the following officers of the ding man will and be led at Mrs the Mrs George S Stewart will enter- her club at a bridge dinner Opera" by Warwick hotel a quaint sleepy old Senior sodality: Miss Marie Smith E Erwin J for will Topics tain at a bridge dinner Wednesday Nob Hill tea room Tuesday evening report Miss Katherine presideat Krause be as follows: "Mozart and German hotel Mrs Grace Morrison Poolemade the address on the opening evevice president: Miss Eleanor Wedell evening at the Nob Hill tea room Covers were laid for eight Mrs i Milton H White "The Mrs W H Williams entertained Opera" for members of her club It is rumored that Me Poole secretary and Miss Dorotiv Todd of Mrs M club at luncheon and Marriage Figaro" Roy is to be a candidate for the United treasurer Tee will be served in the Mrs H F Stevenson of Kansas' her bridge Carruthers "Don Giovanni" Miss at the Nob Hill tea room downstairs club rooms with Miss Em- City and Mrs Albert Mau and Mrs bridge Pearl Starr "The Magic Flute" Miss States senate from Massachusetts ma Libtard Miss Domineca Coletti Junius H Smart of Cokeville Wyo Wednesday There' was much speculation as to nem Contribu"Wegners' Mrs Clarence Blessing entertain- Marjorie which party she would choose in enMiss Helen Gajewsky Miss Ann Ken- were the guests of Mrs Smart's parto tions Miss Music" Anna Stank: ents Dr and Mrs Edward I Rich ed her club at a bridge luncheon nedy Miss Clete Green and Miss a few Miss Anna Stork and tering the primaries One devout days last week They left Thursday at the Nob Hill tea room "Lehengrin" lady said "If her speech Mary Elizabeth O'Connor presiding i Mrs Helvie Van Democratic of the Oeta club met here wits it sample of the Democratic at the urns Musical numbers will Thursday for Pocatello Idaho and forMembers Orden luncheon and a kensington Thurshe given during the tea hours by from there will return to their homes speeches she will make I am for her" Drama club will meet The second evening of the convenMrs R P MorrisSey Miss Loretta Mrs Stevenson who was a class- day at the Nob Hill tea room The at 2:30 p m at the homeThursday of- Mrs at luncheon Thurswas given to Mrs McMullen nation Thinnes Miss Alice Balan Miss Ruth mate of IVirs Smart at Ann Arbor club entertained 1463 Marilyn- drive tional chairman 3 at the home of Mrs Philip J Dix of international re McBride Miss Merlon Higinbotham Mich spent the past week as her day May with D Mrs &mistBarber as Arthur T F Cook 803 Twenty-fiftstreet who is a strong advocate of Miss Beulah Alton Miss Gladys Min- guest in Cokeville hostess Mrs W L French will Is of Announcement en- in honor of Mrs Cook's mother Mrs ing made the noch Miss Beth Lockhart Miss Paan informal talk to the club on the world court and international Miss' Jean Belnap and M W Anderson of Los Angeles who give tricia Critchfield Miss Mary Mar- gagementL of "China" The members appearing on mindedness At her international rehome left for after Platt spendThe James will Friday wedding the garet Campbell Miss Roberta Mc- take will be Mrs Royal Ec- lations luncheon Mrs McMullen told place the latter part of June ing the winter and early spring in cles program Bride and Bernard Quinn ArrangeMrs Fred Froerer Mrs D J the delegates that there would be no Mrs Anderson was formerly Miss Sally Smith and Dr Howard Utah ments are in charge of the following Greenwell Mrs Herman B Way war in Europe this year and assured K Belnap entertained at a dinner of Salt Lake conunittee chairmen: General chairMrs A D Barber Mrs Gilbert Por- the women that if the group before enMr Mrs and dance in the it Murray Whitney her had sufficient faith they might OgHermitage hotel man Miss Marguerite Wheelock reter and Miss Dana den Wednesday evening in tertained at a bridge dinner at their Sempre Musical Kelly met Thurs- avert all wars ception Miss Eileen Hanley decora- honorcanyon society 1164 Twenty-seventhome street and of Miss Mr Platt Belnap Virginia has made a great effort to tions Miss Katherine Krauss refreshin honor of Mr day attrOqn at the home of Mrs organize junior clubs or junior secments Miss Kathryn Duggan din- Large baskets of pink and white Wednesday evening 1560 Twenty-sixtA and pink and tea roses were Whitney's birthday anniversary street with Mrs Fred Froerer as tions This has brought hundreds of ing room Miss Vera Drabble and peonies young womenb into the work They arranged around the dining room birthday cake formed a centerpiece chairman for the program Miss Jane Heflen day Mrs Froerer for roses the table at with either read a paper on modern Russian are getting practical work in social' Mrs Russell Wilkins entertained at Centerpieces for the table were low end Covers were laid for 16 service because nearly every Junior filled with roses sweetpeas music and composers the regular weekly bridge luncheon baskets The musical conlilies of the valley Corsages at the Ogden Golf and Country club and follows: Miss Ellen Thomas club does philanthropic work in Tea program Given Large of nection with the schools or for relief and roses were fattors "Pastorale" (Stravinsky) sang and Tuesday for the following guests: for sweetpeas of One social functions the largest institutions such as old people's the women guests and carnation ) Mrs Willard Eccles Mrs Clark of the season was a tea given by "Hymn to the Sun" Most of the homes and hospitals for the men L Rich Mrs Spencer S EcelesMrs boutonnieres Fred accompanied by Mrs Maude Patterson and Hundley Covers were laid for the following Mrs Atwell Wofer pianist clubs of the state do active work for Froerer H M Rowe Mrs Harman W Peery aftMiss Clara Patterson Wednesday hospital at Mrs George S Eccles Mrs Junior guests in addition tO the guests of ernoon at their home 2547 Jeffer- played "Spinners of Carantec" "The the Crippled Children's Devils Are Amazed" (Rebikoff ) end Richmond which is an institution E Rich Mrs Paul Wattis Mrs Rich- honor: decoavenue son The rooms were Miss Nora Prowse of Provo Miss "The Flight of the Bumble Bee" founded and maintained by Virginia ard Badger Mrs J M Eccles and Esther Some junior clubs Clawson Miss Dorothy Wood rated with a profusion of garden Mrs Ben Tyree club women Mrs L F Whitlock Others enter- DeVere Wootton of Salt a Roses flowers formed centerpiece have a definite schedule for taking Lake taining parties were Mrs P M Richard Silver Ora Smith Mr city for the tea table with ivory tapers sang "The Hills of Gurzia (Medni- children to the hospital from other and off ) accompanied by Mrs Fred Thompson who was hostess for the Mrs Elton PreMr and Mrs Clit- in silver holders at the ends 'Froerer and Mrs Milton Boyle pian- towns for treatment and then return at day four Mrs Stuart P Dobbs four ton Read Hussey table tea at different ist the siding them to their homes Mr and Mrs Al Thon " played "Moonlight oh the Mrs J W Abbott 10oand Mrs L Mr and Mrs Lawrence Holbrook hours were Mrs R A Pierce of Pocend Wa"Reflections on the H Peery eight Mr and Mrs Paul Thatcher Mr and atello Idaho Mrs Adam Petterson ter" Go to Williamsburg (Debussy) E Jr Mrs Ezra C Rich Mrs--Mrs Joseph H Belnap Entertains at Tea After the convention closed many Mrs J W Farnsworth Mrs Literary Club Entertained Wright Mrs Virginia Houtz Green Bridge Dinner Le Roy Pugmire Mrs George P: Mrs Hyrum B Wheelwright enter- club women went to Williamsburg at a prettily appdinted tea Mr and Mrs C- L Forslingontert- Bowman Vato visit the restoration of the Mrs Wallace H Ellis Mrs tained members of the Lanancient town which is being carried Thursday from 4 until 6 p m at her ained at the first in a series of bridge Warren L Wattis Mrs Royal Eccles tern at luncheon at the Literary Nob tea Hill home 2522 Eccles avenue The tea dinners Friday evening at their home 'Mrs W H Loos and Mrs Junior E room Wednesday Mrs ByDon J on by John D Rockefeller Jr To table had a centerpiece of pink roses 2772 Harrison avenue The guests In- 'Rich "Marie Antoin- date it is estimated that $14000000 Young girls assisting in serv- Berton reviewed and syringe in a bowl with three luded Mr and Mrs J T Rushmer ing were Miss Maude Patterson Miss ette" has been spent on the work branched candelabra holding ivory Mr and Mrs E J Harness and Mr Williamsburg was settled in 1632 as Williams Miss Louise Young Officers of Queen Esther chapter Fay Middle Plantation and lies about tapers at the ends The hostess was and Mrs S C Powell The seond in Miss Elizabeth Ellis Miss Geraldine O E S entertained at a dinbridge assisted in receiving by her sister the series will be given Tuesday eve-- 1 Wadsworth and Miss Clara MatPatt- ner In seven miles from Jamestown Thursday evening at the Nob Mrs John Browning and her motherson Two hundred and fifty guests Hill tea rooms Mrs L C Scriven 1699 the capital was transferred from er Mrs J S Houtz Presiding at Mrs W E Moody entertained her called Jamestown to Williamsburg Here was in charge of arrangements the tea tables were Mrs Royal Ec- birthday club An honor of her birthMr and Mrs W W McCain and the splendid "governor's palace" was Mrs H E Hemingway entertained cles Mrs Horace IH Walker Mrs E day anniversary at bunco and tea at a series' of erected with its handsome halls bridge luncheons Wed- Mr and Mrs J W McGuire enter- superb ballroom and state dining J Harness Mrs Paul Thatcher and party Wednesday at the Green Ga- nesday and Friday at her home 1538 tained Wasatch branch of the RailMrs E B Thatcher Assisting in bles tea room The guests included Twenty-sixtstreet in honor of ber way Mail association and the auxil- room surrounded by numerous garserving were Miss Mary Prances Mrs Charles Taylor and Mrs Duane mother Mrs H EA-latcwho has iary at dinner and bridge at the Nob dens six of which have been restored are the best English gardens in Hetzel end Miss Beverly Brown The Taylor of Riverdale Mrs William L to to come her Hill tea room Friday ivening Cov- and make Ogden recently the United States The mansion was guests' cards were received at the Taylor Mrs J T Mignault Mrs Ar- home at 1202 Twenty-sixt- h street ers were laid for thirty door by Miss Maren Eccles Sixty-fiv- e thur Burnett Mrs Cecil Rodgers and Guests invited 'to meet Mrs Hatch Home Culture club will entertain not only the home of tite governor !invitations were itued Mrs P G Carter: Mrs 0: J Condie at the annual club luncheon at the of Virginia but it was the headquarMrs Bullen were Wednesday Roy ters for the directing of a vast planMfg:Albert J Browning and daugh- and Mrs Hess of Malad Idaho and Mrs S P Harter Mrs Eastman Nob Hill tea room Saturday The tation as well One English writer ter 'Nancy of Detroit Mich who Mrs Samuel Monis on committee Leincludes Mrs Hatch Mrs S J arrangements in speaking of the social life of the Mrs C E Wood entertained her land Swaner Mrs Quinney have been with Mrs Browning's parS Auerbach Mrs Nora Campbell and Mrs Fred ents' Vir and Mrs Heber J Sear club at a bridge luncheon Thursday and Mrs George Parrish all of Salt Fitzgerald colony stated "The Birth Night celefor the past two months were guests at the Green Gables tea room Cov- Lake Mrs L H Peery Mrs William Mrs Andrew T Clark will read bration with its hall and illuminations was only surpassed by the ers were laid for eight A Van Men Mrs Horace G Nebeker "The Little Clay Cart" a threelact coutt of Mrs A V Zabriskie entertained at Mrs England" The restored palM 'play telling a Hindu love story at Mrs Walker H Horace H ace has only been open to the public a bridge luncheon Thursday at her C Rich Mrs Ly- the meeting of the Women'a UniverMrs Rowe Ezra for a week and is not home 2570 Tyler avenue Covers man Hyde Mrs L W Nina Mrs sity club Wednesday evening at furnished There are yet completely In the Newest and Latest were laid for 12 very exact deThe club enjoyed bridge Shear-ma- n Dick's cafe W H Mrs DeVine H J Mrs Service entertained a at the regular weekly meeting Wed- tailed descriptions of the palace and Houtz Mrs Green and I 'Creations Virginia foursome at bridge Thursday at her nesday evening of last week at Dick's capitol buildings in the English home 1494 Beverly drive in honor Mrs W E Traughber Guests in- Hostesses were Mrs Elizabeth Bird archives and it is on the old foundaW Mrs A vited were Friday Petty chairman Miss Leona Giles of the original buildings that of her sister Mrs C N Ray of Salt :11444 '4' Mrs tions Lake who spent last week as a guest Countess Gian Luca Cicogna of Mi- Mae Gilman and Mrs Nellie Reed these new structures were erected ac4 B Mrs lan Young LeRoy ItalypMrs at the Service home cording to the English maps and recDebaters Hold Banquet ords found in London Mrs H LeRoy Madson entertained J Henry F Volker Mra C H BarH H H ton Service Mrs Mrs P Congress the girls' debating club of There are many interesting feaher bridge club at luncheon and W E Mrs Harness Mrs Walker J Ogden high school held its annual tures to the restored capital The bridge TtiesdaY at the Green Gables ' tea room Covers were laid for eight W Anderson Mrs Heber Scowcroft banquet to entertain the alumni chamber of the House of Burgesses Mrs W Leslie Nelson Mrs the Spanish room of the Hotel Ben which was made famous by the fiery Henry Mrs P B Haslet entertained at luncheon Tuesday at the Green Ga- S Merrill Mrs Everett M Graves Lomond Saturday evening The hon- oratory of Patrick Henry the resoluW Mrs ored guests were Mrs Reva Beck tions of Jefferson and the wise counbles tea ropm followed by bridge at Mrs Kenneth C Ikeler and Bosone the founder of the club and sel of Monroe Madison and Washher home 447 Twenty-nintstreet H Jackson Mrsn's Lucile Chambers a former ad- ington Is a holy place and the prattle Hour club will The guests included Mrs R H Wright Mrs R W Wells Mrt Wil- entertalq at the annual club luncheon viser The color scheme was in gold of the tourists is silenced while in ) 14 liam Broadhead and Mrs Hassel at the 'Green Gables tea room and black and the centerpiece was a the hall The king's court over which I Idaho Wednesday Mrs David J Wilson is Roman capitol with two large bowls the governor presided shows class Blankenship all of Halley Standard who were guests of Mrs J E Stone chairman of a committee on arrange- of yellow and black pansies at the rank more distinctly than any other r Softy lultrons ends of the table The banquet was remnant of Colonial architecture last week Mrs Stone Mrs Walter ments Wrifell ending in ' those E will Matrons' S circle O and Fenner Mrs Ben presided over by Miss Louise Linton The most sacred place in the town Pazt Wagner lovely ringlet Mrs Wilford B Moench of Los hold a business meeting at 2 p m president of the club Toasts were is the old Bruton parish church It ends - styled to your OWn person that Angeles left Friday for her home af- Tuesday at the Masonic temple A given by Misses Irma Langford Ma- seems to hold the inspiration EXPERT OP ality ter a visit to her aunt Mrs H A bridge tea will follow from 2:30 un- rian Wheelock Virginia Nicholas and came from the lives of Virginia's ERATORS Complete Soderberg and other relatives in Og- til 5 p m The committee on ar- Ruth Bartlett Miss Kiyoka Oda gave great patriots In this church are the ' den and Salt Lake rangements includes Mrs J G Titley a piano solo The officers for the past pews occupied by those great men Meats Mrs R W Wilkinson entertained Mrs P B Haslet Mrs L- Marie year have been Miss Louise Linton who came to the capital city and Paris II 4 at a bridge dinner for her club Fri- and Mrs Clarence Blessing Mem- president Miss Letitia Peery vice served the colony prior to and durWAVE WAVE WAVE The 'governor's pew bers of the order and their friends president Miss Mary Paquette sec- the revolution day at the Green Gables tea room $ 00 are invited retary The 0:Beers for the next year is intactiwith its great throne-lik- e Luncheon Bridge Marthe society will meet Monday at were announced as Miss Marian chair Mrs George Stewart entertained 2 p m with Mrs H M Rowe 2550 Wheelock president Miss Marie At the head of Gloucester street is at a bridge luncheon Tuesday at the Eccles avenue The meeting is called Manning vice president and Miss the beautiful campus of William and — FINGER WAVE inThe other Mary college with its restoration of N9l)41111tea boom The guests earlier than usual on account of an Alice Smith secretary Mas: W W Blakeslee Mrs unusual amount of business and a guests were Misses Nan Osmond the the Christopher Wren OCA building and ' Completely Dried 1100 adviser of the club Dorothy Abbot chapel Just back of the chapel is J Falai Mrs C L Porsling Mrs program U Gardner Mrs Selar HutchOfficers elected by the woman's Donna Manning Margaret Schmalz the original "Phi Beta Kappa soNOT A SCHOOL Ungs Mrs George L Nichols Mrs auxiliary of the Weber county chap- Rebecca Ririe Dena Liapis Jeanette ciety" building of the United States Frank Oberhansley Mrs O A Olsen ter of the American Medical society Parry Leah Farr Margaret Thomas for William and Mary college is the LARUI WAVE SHQP Mrs G D Pickford Mrs J G Reyn- in a meeting Monday at the Hotel Luis Smalley Maxine Stone Irene birthplace of the organization SIA Brooks Arc:- (Over Broadway olds Mrs B C Sanford Mrs A R Ben Lomond were as follows: Mrs Fitzgerald Marjorie Glines Isabella The restoration of Williamsburg is 9937 Wasatzh Drug) Prindle Susie Kaneko and Lois Al- the dream of a patriotic clergyman Standing Mrs Lee Stratton Mrs G G Moyes president Mrs Joan With or Without Appoirkutent Mrs Paul It len come true To date 352 modern Roy D Thatcher Mrs Manly Thomp Emmett president-elec- t aa- - N I Party to Scale Peak in Alaska - eekation Supreme Court Justice and Wife to Make Annual Tour Abroad Utah Women -- Plan Annual ' Is I - ' I 1 I 1 0 t - -- - — g P LAC -- '' i 4 — - 1 - NN EVERYTHING i:1 i ' ph's I rii - PLACE11111HE AND EVERYTHING IN ITS ---- 201annwersayy -- Win-war- ' h - R IV E0l RI 3 6 ' h I - ng - "t" 'kw 4 tk a ill' 1400° OBES ' ‘4'11114111' - x '4 w - el dt t iA O "kir4111 :111-0- i ' II SANE k r4111001sum— 1 11 c :— iit' :i 't a A 11 PERMANENTS S — 1 iti ' h OGDEN--Childre- I - 50 Irl i lii VIVI 1 'Push-UR- s65° $256 q - e I IIIIMMINISPOJ'' 1 0 MINI ii 1 ft 0 - Dt s- I p- v - i 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