| Show 'N — !U ' ' MORNING SALT LAKE TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY THE JUNE 0 1834 - Wives of Sigma Chi Garden Affair at 12-4- 'xx Ellis Home Honors Bride of Next Week In honor of Mia Elizabeth Nelson whose marriage to Daniel Hoogland Hutchinson of Summerville S C will take place Friday evening June IS at the home of the bride’ parents Mr and Mrs Edward E Nelson 120 H street Miss Clarke Ellis presided over a beautifully arranged garden tea at the Ellis home Oh Second avenue Tuesday ' between the hours of 5 and 6 p m The table was artistic with decorations of white Shasta daisies ahd snapdragons and the hostess was by her mother Mrs A C Ellis Jr and MissVirginia Ellis Sixteen were friends of the bride-ele- CL turn edZrom — Washington-where they were the guesti of their Mr and daughter and Mrs Charles Campbell Brooks and ’ ' ' family' D son-in-la- v- Wednesday afternoon Mrs William A Cavenaugh will entertain at - a luncheon at the Town club in’ honor of her niece Miss Dern Couple Wed Miss Bernice Williams of Los Angeles formerly of Salt Lake daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred S Williams was married Tuesday at 2:30 p m to Harold Findllng son of Mrs Jack Findling The ceremony- was per formed by Rabbi Samuel Gordon at tha Findling home 28 South Wolcott avenue The couple left Immediately after the ceremony for New York and the Century of Progress exposition In where they will spend ’their Mr Lynn H Thompson who enThey will return to Salt tertained at a 4 o’clock ten Tuesday honeymoon for members of the Quad club of the Lake late in June to make their home East high school Nelson Ellis will leave Wednesday morning by'motor lor Denver with Mrs Richard Tull who hai been a guest at the Ellis home for the past week ahdwill visit 'with Mr and Mrs Tull lor a fortnight Miss Ellis was a classmate of Mrs Tull at Sweet Briar Virginia Miss Age of 82 i 21t — All-da- y Seven thousand carloads of snap beans had been shipped from Florida by tha latter part of April and grow era estimated all records will be broken before the end of the season JiJj1 at once for Wednesday and limited You are InThursday No merehandlie vit'd to shop In this modern nomerons togrocery men store Hundreds of bar mini too lion Shop at our SUGARHOUSE STORK tor your -canyon- lunches Right on your way These price ‘effective )TL0UR"'o°Df°°' V street The annual breakfast honoring the Reception in honor of Miss For Bride-td-B- e graduating seniors of the Kappa KapElizabeth Bond retiring presiMiss Vera Gibson a bride of Saturpa Gamma sorority was held Sunday Former Pastor dent of Washington school 8 at the Country club given by the day was the honored guest at a to 11 p m Belvedere lounge alumnae and active chapters RecogA reception will be given by the bridge supper given Monday evening E S G club 1:30 p m Mrs nition bracelets with the Kappa crest members of the First Presbyterian by the Misses Maxine Dorothy and Thomas Reva University were presented to the following church Wednesday evening follow- - Ramona Hanford at the- - Hanford — r- otbiajcgreer “’- -i street — ylvrYdunOllsrMaTyffng tETmTfweek meeffegTSTfanor iome onTenfh East sireerrables with the troops in the field In that detailed was Sawyer Miss Margaret Thomas Miss of the former pastor Dr Jesse Baird were arranged for bridge during the for duty as he year Mary Thomas Miss Anette Ray Miss who is visiting In Salt Lake for a early hours of tha evening followed Edson is a student In the fine arts chief of the record and pension office Marion Dixon Miss Donna Bennion short time All members of the con- by a supper The serving table was schooL and up to the date of his retirement Miss Helen Hamilton Miss Margaret gregation ahd friends are cordially decorated with Madonna lilies and Shasta daisies Eight guests were in Mary Hummer and Miss Annie Ross invited to attend attendance Mrs Virginia Monay president of the alumnae chapter presented Miss Arrive From East Hummer with t Kappa ring for havArt Barn Luncheon Mrs Simon Bamberger accompaing the highest scholastic record of Mrs F O Golding and Mrs D F Miss Peterson entertained Miss Annie nied by her granddaughter the graduating seniors at a prettily 1 -AMD Ross was presented with a special gift Jane Behai daughter of Mr and Mrs arrangedjuncheon at the Art Barn lor anoutstattding fecord"whilc"atlArthur Behai of New Vorkphave ar- - Saturday followed by progressive rived in Salt Lake and will be at gahies In honor of Miss Helen the university Toasts were responded to by vari- home in the Belvedere after Wednes- Stearns a popular bride-elec- t The ous members of the sorority and day table was centered with red hearts a “Wheel of Progress” Idea was caron either side of which were vases ried out The tables were arranged Cfub Tea of white summer blooms Attractive in the form of a wheel with a small were given to the bride-to-b- e Mrs Lynn- H Thompson enter- packages table in the center' on which was were laid for a dozen Covers 6 Salt Lake Wednesday members of the Quad club of Prices Effective i placed a large silver wheel with pink tained guests 9 roses and ferns intermingled through the East high school’ of which she is the spokes and Representing the hub sponsor and of which her daughDaughters of the Utah Pioneers of the wheel Individual pink and ters Miss Louise Thompson and Miss Camp 10 will meet Thursday at 2 OVALTINE Dorothy Thompsbn are members at p m in the assembly rooms 772 ESst silver wheels marked the places Miss Emily Sharp and Miss Alber- a (delightful 5 o’clock tea Tuesday Fourth South street Regular Me Slsa ta Gallacher wire tthe chairmen of at the Thompson hotne on East South Mr and Mrs Kent O Keyes left Summer flowers arrangements committee assisted by Temple street POTATO Miss Marjorie Gordy Miss La Von decked the table and the tea and Tuesday evening for a 10 days' visit coffee urns were presided over by in San Jose Oakland and San FranCrane and Miss Betty Ramsey Fresh Crlip pkg Mrs Fred S Auerbach and Mrs A cisco H Means Forty guests were in atSummer Luncheon Dr and Mrs C W: Stewart of Hoi-tendance PINEAPPLE Members of the Phi Mu alumnae ly wood-Califormerly of Salt Lake a arfor Hotel Utah at an are short entertained at attractively NoF!4 Tin Broken Sliced For Coast Visitor - - - - visit ' the ranged luncheon Tuesday following C E Mrs Traver will entertain graduation exercises in honor of the at a luncheon on Mrs C I Fitzgerald of Portland GERBER’S Wednesday in honor graduating seniors of the sorority' of Mrs F W Meakin who will leave Ore is a guest of Mr and Mrs W The affair was held at the chapter Baby Food house on Butler avenue The guests the latter part of the week for her T Denn at their home on Eleventh in home San East street exan Francisco after were seated at one long table which was centered with a silver bowl of tended visit in Salt Lake' ASTRONOMER TO WED pink rosebuds Pink princess tapers LAWRENCE Kan June 5' WV- in silver holders were on either side June Wedding Clyde W Tombaugh who discovered of the floral piece Clever favors The marriage of Miss Edna Sparks the planet Pluto will be married which served as place cards were daughter of Mrs C D Sparks 120 here Thursday to Miss Patricia Irene handkerchief holders of rose colored Q street and Wilford Schultz will Edson Lawrence Tombaugh Bursuede with the sorority crest upon take place Wednesday in the Salt nette Kan is completing his sopho- For momborshlp badge and details send one box top them Lake L D S temple more year at tha University of Kanfrom a package of Quaker Puffed Wheat or Rkd to Bal Mrs T Scott Varley acted as Mrs Sparks entertained at a pret- sas majoring in astronomy Mi Ruth’s Baseball Club Bos 103 Chicago” for the occasion and re- - tily arranged trousseau lea Sunday sponseawere made by Mrs William at her home in honor of hpr daughJ Balser who represented the alum ter A decorative scheme of pink PUFFED WHEAT nae group and Miss Clare Gprtside nd white was attractively develwho represented the graduating class oped The tea table was covered ' For Growing Children The following seniors were the hon- with an imported lace cloth in the ored guests: Miss Loretta Rich Miss center of which was a bowl k Rend era a” weatherRIHGS Clare Gartside Miss Katherine Good roses and the table was lighted with proof’ complexion Miss Vesta Ferry Miss Lois Redding-to- pink princess tapers in silver holders ftubber of Fresh entrancing beau Miss Helen Neilson Miss Beth ‘Vocal selections were given during ty that neither sun Child Miss Helen Gail Harker and the afternoon by Mrs Wanda Young wind or water tan Mrs H L Marshall CAPS accompanied by Miss Mary Wells and destroy EfJoy the The committee In charge of ar- Miss Nadine Shaw The dining room without outdoors Maion waa in charge of Miss Shaw: and Miss rangements for the afternoon Includfear of sunburn tan ed Mrs Byron W Butler Mrs Ed- Gladys Baguley One hundred guests or roughened akin mund L Schoenhals and Miss called during the receiving hours OLIVES WRVE Package Heals ( e June in ' I 37e — 3 for CHIPS 25c 15c f - can x ’r i ev? 94 28 27 bars - :21 fv 15 3 bare lJt 11 ri i crate 20-l- b and Julcv 4 TURNIPS BEETS CARROTS TOMATOES—Firm and Ripe I CUCUMBERS r r i i NEW POTATOES SHOULDER STEAK— Steer Beef VEAL CHOPS— PORK CHOPS POT ROAST—Steer Beef FRESII GROUND BEEF RIB BOILING BEEF SLICED BACON— Rind Off day Kellogg’ Cora Flakes are the big value In cereals Now specially featured for a limited time only The most popular readytoeat rreal in the world 1 1 1 1 - i 'f-- f 25 lbs 1 9 2 lbs 13 2 2 a lb 5 lb 21 lbs 19 cans i 27 Jb 17 v jars 31 2 Ik2 25c 23 ItSbologna v' i v' 'I- t 15 3 tot 10 lbs 10 B- ytyt 7 I Ib r ' 5£ v lbs KRAFT SPREAD CHEESE— Pimento Pineapple 2 Kay MILD CHEESE ASSORTED LUNCH MEATS i 2 bunches 10 i32 11 1 'W '” I 75 lb b 2cnps 15 3 do 29 LARD CORNED BEEF HASH— Armour’s Star THURINGER SUMMER SAUSAGE SEASON'S BIGGEST w 12-os- lb ORANGES— Sweet Every - It ! STRAWBERRIES VALUE 10 WHITE KING— Large package MATCHES— Carton PINEAPPLE— 2V4 Size Broken Slices CREME OIL SOAP GRAPEFRUIT— Tall cans BEER— Fisher’s or Becker’s with an empty WATERMELONS UTAH CHERRIES l-- 1 9e quarts IS liints 9 COFFEE— M J'Bi'rrtTTTrrrrriTi"rrr?TTlb- - 31 31X8 SYRUP— Tea Garden quarts 25 pints15 GRAPE NUTS pkg 16 SALAD DRESSING—Blue Pine quarts 2§t lb 6 BANANAS— dolden Ripe - w” TOMATOES— Solid Pack CLOROX Wednesday Shopping Suggestions W 9! 17-o- L SAVE PORK AHD BEAUS — Large Gan CORN— Del Malz Cream Style WHITE KING LAUNDRY SOAP mraoEasn W r —9c SAUI0II— 712‘oz Size KSi“““21bs25c West street 2 Lsdies’ Poinsettia club p m luncheon Mrs Harold 2294 Ninth East Peterson KANSAS CITY Mo June 5 (UP) City women were indignant today at "For Men Only” signs which blossomed in bookmakers’ offices Attendants at the gambling establishments refused women admittance when a large commercial association complained that they squandered money meant for household bills on tha ponies that only men could be trusted to gamble within their means — Kansas methods of reorganization and business methods of the adjutant general’s office Since his retirement he bad lived in Washington m Vet-era- Women Indignant When Bookmakers Bar Them with General Wood chief of staff and Secretary of War Simpson over - for t 1912 on his Own application and as a result of sharp difference of opinion WASHINGTON June 5 (JV-Maj- ment service General Fred C Ainsworth Ferce Reduced retired former adjutant general of Owing to the system which be put tohis home here died at tha army into effect not only the medicat but day Ha was 82 Ha was a native tha military part of the reports in Woodstock Vt of pensions and other claims were so For 20 years Major General Ains- thoroughly brought up to date that worth devoted virtually all his at- lor to his retiremany years tention to a reorganization of the ment from 93 per prior cent to 97 per cent business methods of the United of the palls for Information were anStates war department To his con- swered within 24 hours At the same demonstrated as time structive ability improved methods rechief of the record and pension of- sultingthrough in an increased efficiency the fice is attributed much of tha effi- - clerical force waa- reduced until ciency of the machinery of that de- there has been effected a saving of enerhis of a As result partment 8500000 annually gies in this direction Major General General Ainsworth retired from Ainsworth for 10 years exercised almost a controlling Influence over the entire military establishment of the United States 1079E Medical Daty SOUTHEAST MARKET Price Effective — Wed — — Major General Ainsworth was born ' and Than September 11 1852 Obtaining his education in Vermont achoola and PORK CHOPS— the medical department of the University of New York he was comS LBS missioned in 1874 as first lieutenant BFARB RIBS and assistant surgeon of the United REX LARD— PKG States army He waa assigned to medBACON— 14 LB Qa ical duty in western campaigns wE SLICED EACH against the Indians in which he often found himself in command of troopers in pursuit of the savages In this western service he passed 7R EAST ND SOUTH through the various grades to the became and he when of rank major colonel In 1892 the promotion Liberty park n Ladies’ auxiliary to the Volunteer Firemen's association regular- monthly meeting 8 p - m at hall 233 Canyon roadquilting Thursday 11 a m Sphinx club 1:30 p m Mrs D Morrison S78 South Eighth Chi-cag- o ’Annual’ Breakfast 'a - t ance Virginia Lyon will entertain luncheon Saturday at the Cob' lemore Town House In honor of Kiss a n Nswhouse hotel election of officers " G I A Thimble dub 1 j) m Mrs E Reinhardt 1481 Fourth East street Chaholo Theta Rho Girls Club No 1 regular meeting 7:30 p m Sugarhouse L O O F hall: open meeting No 41 Woodbine circle Neighbors of Woodcraft memorial service 8:30 p m L O O F halt of Needleart Companions 1:30 p m Mrs Kate Antzcak-7- 81 Third East street Heather Sewing club 2 p m Mrs A Lawson Western — Physical Culture club boating party 8 p m George H Dern and Mise Betsy Dem will be honored guests at £ dinner to be given Wednesday evening by Mr and Mrs E O Howard at their home on East South Tempi street have recently reThe Howards 1 Major General Fred C worth Succumbs ° 16 adjutant general February LEADER DEAD safety building Last meeting of year Monda-mi- n chapter of Delphian l6 of Wa Secretary 1029 Forum meeting Soroptomist club 730 p m at Visiting Nurses’ association office pub-li- e Dinner Wednesday To Honor Cabinet Member Daughter ' the army as a major general and as in Febhiary 1912 he devoted his ser vices to a reorganization of the business methods of the war department He found the work of the record division many months in the arrears When congress wanted Information of the record of a soldier or the pension office sought similar information as a basis for an allowance or pension that session of congress freAins- quently ended and the object of the pension frequently died before ft was at forthcoming Major General Ainsworth changed all of this It was he who introduced the card Index system Info thq war department whence it has spread throughout tha govern- RETIRED ARMY Events 'of the Day Joseph Decker pmMr Twelfth East street 11 lbs lb 23 10e I ' I I II I j i ITT) Ql6 SOUTH MAinl JAR pkg 9c doi 4e OS JS23 Sugar While King S’ doz23c JAR 15c Lu-eil- 3 Allred Bride r to Be Feted In compliment to Miss Frances Ra ley whose marriage to Carl Kyselka of Seattle will take place June 19 at the First Unitarian church a number of social affairs are being arranged 'Wednesday evening Mrs Herbert Landeen of Seattle Wash and her sister Miss Louise Bnitten will give a bridge topper at the Brat-tehome on Military drive ’ Mrs E E Burke Jr will entertain In honor of Miss Raley On Friday the bride-to-b- e will be complimented at a party to be given by Miss Grace Cassall and Miss Mildred Pugmire at the honpe of Miss Cassall on Wilson 4 The Flag day luncheon of the Spirit of Liberty chapter DAR will be held at Pinecrest June 14 Mrs G D Rutledge newly elected regent of the chapter will be in charge of the ’ Eve Baldwin entertained at a delightful dinner on Tuesday evening at Jeanne’j tea room- on Highland drive honoring Miss Florence Bauer a popular June bride t The dinner table was decorated in a color scheme Of green and pink The centerpiece was formed of corsage bouquets of lilies of the valley and butterfly sweet peas which were later given as faMiss Fresh Vegetables Our stores will be full ef fruit r” t l 3 ' 4 - ' vors ’ The guests were Miss Bauer Miss Dorothy Morley Mrs LeGrande M Silver Mrs Rom Richins Miss Alice Bradford Miss Phyllis Richmond Miss Dorothy Bauer MraHerman I Bauer Mrs Florence Raybould Miss Luclle Allred and Miss Bernice Ellsworth Miss Lucille Allred and Misi hjerl Allred will give a buffet supper for the bride ©n Wednesday evening - f ’J J “ Board of directors of tha Service Star legion will meet on the mezzanine floor of the Hotel Utah Thursday at 10:30 a m Mrs Clara M Clawson is showing crepe dresses with contrasting novelty crepe jacket alio crepe dresses with contrasting linen swagger coat’ 105 East South Temple (Adv ) t To and vegetable bargains CANTALOUPES — OtTp 3 for Jumboe 41 'SMALL ORANGES Doi "CUCUMBERS— Each SnREDDED Kellogg’ IOC Kellogg’s Begular Package OiltauLTaa WHEAT— Pkg r lZ-- at Pork Tender- SOUSE COTTAGE -i CHEESE rr Durke’ ' Label Lb ’ SIRLOIN STEAK :13c Yellow Lb ROUND STEAK PEACHES— Lara Z’i Can ib I Lb rrrr-- t lb lbs SALAD ADE— pint Jar TOMATOES— Large 2H Cel 15c 20c m eaStIrd south st 502 SOUTH SOUTH MAIN ST 19c 19c 15c 19c 9c 9 1 S250 SOUTH STATE ST 1435 SOUTH STATE ST ’ MIDVALE MURRAY AND BOUNTIFUL MAIN ST OJLSKAGGS A V-l'- i CHERRIES lbs For 4 1 2 i VtTOMI Surety of’ Purity each 9c New Utah Large Bunches 2 fcchs 5c Quality Meats ROASTS: REEF Croie-Rl- b Ib Oven Roaits SIRLOIN STEAK d 15c Ib 22c Baby Beer lb BREAKFAST BACON Fancy Sugar Cured Any Six 19c 2le p!tga Peeehes Peers Apriects irn Stow -- - 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