Show 4 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE TUESDAY MORNING Union Label League Young American Takes Vows as Buddhist Priest Officer Announced SOCIETY AND CLUBS lb h Events of the Day St Paul's Church Scene of Wedding Dancing and bridge party PI Beta Phi sorority Country club 1pm Sunday Evening Regular luncheon meeting Altrusa club Dick Gunn’s cafe 12:15 p m Harmony Eight Miss E Carter 1067 First avenue p m Luncheon ladies' auxiliary to Union Pacific Old Timers’ club No 12 1 p m program to follow luncheon l I! Officers of the Union Label league of the Salt Lake Federation of Labor elected at a meeting recently in tha Labor temple were announced Monday Those elected are are: President D Sugden of the Cigarmakers' local No 224 vice president F OJrund-vis of local No 77 Painters and Decorators of America s E B Kelsey of the Street Car Men’s auxiliary sergeant-at-armHugh McGean of Culinary Alliance No 815 trustees Robert Powell of Linemen’s union No 57 International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers J S Humphreys of local No 77 painters and Mrs C J Alston of Carpenters’ auxiliary No Miss Alice Pratt Wed in England ToU S Army Man Mr and Mrs Charles W Pratt of San Francisco and Salt Lake announce the marriage of their daughter Alice to Charles Hartwell Bone-steIII engineers corps United Meislahn of Burley Idaho formerly States army sorwof Colonel and Mrs of Denver The ceremony was perC H Bonesteel of Fort Banning Ga formed by the Rev A E Butcher recThe ceremony was performed Montor of St Paul’s Episcopal church at Beckstead Arnold Edward and day at 2:30 p m at St Mary’s church the church Sunday at 8 p m Long Crendon England A reception George Hansen The beauty of the church was enthe ceremony an Infor- followed in the beautiful court house Hollowing hanced with candlelight and the pews mal was held in the rectory of Queen Anne The bride wore a Lanvin model In were marked with graceful clusters of thereception church and later in the evening of Shasta daisies tied with fluffy a buffet supper was given at the Wa- white of medium rough French crepe bows of white maline Potted palms ters horde for members of the fam- fashioned in Tudor style The long and ferns were arranged in the Chan- ilies the bridal party and a few close sleeves pointed over the wrist and cel and the altar was lighted with friends coming to a graceful point just above pure white cathedral candles and The couple left ‘on a late train for the shoulder and the lovely train white blooms filled the altar vases Burley to make their home Among were faced with silver The veil of An appropriate musical program was the out-o- f town guests at the wedding exquisite Spanish handmade lace was given by the organist Miss Ruth were Mr and Mrs A A Meislahn arranged in the form of a tiny cap Reese as the guests were gathering parents of the bridegroom Mr and surmounted by a small wreath of She carried garand the strains of the beautiful Bridal Mrs E W Meislahn and Mr and Mrs orange blossoms Chorus from Lohengrin announced William Bremer and daughter Louise denias The attendants were Miss Eleanor1 the arrival of the bridal party all of Denver Mrs Howard L BaldThe bridesmaids were frocked in win and Miss Margaret Baldwin and Bonesteel of Fort Benning Ga sister models fashioned alike of corn yellow Mrs Freeman Bassett all of San Fran of the bridegroom maid of honor Miss Peggy Avery San Antonio and pale blue silk net They carried cisco A nhmber of other Texas and Miss Juanita Carlson Den armfuls of Shasta daisies tinted to guests attended ver Colo bridesmaids who wore match their frocks and wore picture hats of maline of the same shade as gowns by Lelong in pastel shades of linen with matching accessories and their gowns The attendants who Sunday Party for Bride carried bouquets of varicolored flowwalked In pairs included Miss Mar- Miss Myrtle Robinson a bride-to-bgaret Leffingwell Baldwin of San was the honored guest at a delightful ers Ensign Harold Payson was the best man The ushers were LieutenFrancisco Miss Ann Thorsen Miss Mable Hollberg and Miss Betty Holt breakfast rtyen Sunday morning by ant Edward M Parker formerly of Salt Lake Little Colleen Jensen was the flower Miss Dorothy Penrose at her home on Lieutenant James North Main street Delphinium In MacCormackCityLieutenant D girl and wore a smart little model of shades of blue was used for the deco- Black and Lieutenant AldenRoger basket of carried She a net pink Sibley rations of the table and the favors The young couple will spend Shasta daisies The bride followed on the arm of were miniature bridal bouquets Eight month in Paris and touring the conti nent later returning for a tour of her father and she was lovely in her guests were present Miss Adalene Andrews will enter- England Scotland and Ireland before wedding gown of Ivory silk net and tain Thursday evening at her home sailing for home the latter part of lace over bridal satin Her lace cap with enveloping tulle veil was caught on Yale avenue in honor of Miss Rob- August They will be at home after with sprays of orange blossoms and inson September 1 at Fort Benning Mrs Bonesteel is a graduate of she carried a bouquet of gardenias Mrs Clara M Clawson invites all the University of Utah and a member bride roses and lilies of the valley Miss Margaret Meislahn sister of friends to whom time is important to of the Chi Omega sorority She spent the bridegroom was the maid of hon- test the advantage of early morning one year at the University of Paris or and was frocked in shell pink net shopping Twenty per cent discount and 18 months in Spain following her over pink crepe and carried pink and Monday on cottons linens and wash- graduation returning to the United blue Shasta daisies The ushers in- able crepes 105 East South Temple Stales in April 1933 Lieutenant cluded Pegram Whitworth Jr Maird Bonesteel is a graduate of the U S (Advertisement) Artistic in all details was the beautifully arranged wedding of Miss Virginia Louise Waters daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence L Waters 1578 Har vard avenue and Ralph Christian g Paper-hanger- secretary-treasurer-Mr- s 218 Meetings are to be held on the third Friday of each month More Counties Added to Recognized Drouth Area WASHINGTON June 18 VP) — Tha farm administration today increased the officially recognized drouth aiea of the country to 808 counties with the addition of 12 "emergency" and 52 secondary" counties Two counties in Oregon were transferred from the secondary to the emerand' 10 Texas gency classification counties which were not previously mcluded in any list were named emergency areas The 52 new secondary counties are In Illinois Missouri and Texas Emergency counties named included: Oregon — Crook and Jefferson e 4- If 6 I? I crystal candelabra were at each end of the table The dining room was in charge of Miss Ruth Thoresen and Miss Dona Peterson Miss Emma Jeppson Miss Jerry Brown and Miss Anna Dale (Continued on Pollowlnt Pan) Mrs Charles Hartwell Bonesteel (left) a bride of Monday who before her marriage was Miss Alice’ Pratt daughter of Mr and Mrs C W Pratt of San Franrtsco and Salt Lake City Mrs Ralph C Meislahn (right) a popular bride of Sunday formerly Miss Virginia Waters daugh-o- f Mr and Mrs Clarence I Waters P)-- cross-legge- d image of tem- Hompa-Hongwan- ji ple where 900 Japanese worship as he became the first Buddhist to be initiated into the priestly brotherhood in Los Angeles He was garbed in golden robes as choir girls sang gathas He left the sacristy counting his beads— the 54 virtues to be sought after and the 54 vices to be avoided— ready to open services in English at ths Oriental ‘ temple next Sunday Marriage Licenses Issued at Las Vegas LAS VEGAS Nev (A5)— Marriage licenses were issued Monday to Ralph R Long 34 Boulder CiW Nev and Hanora Murphy 30 St Louis Mo James L Wixson 19 Boulder City and Iva Mulliner IS Shoshone Idaho Divorce suits on file included Gerald Madden vs Mary Madden charging extreme cruelty married at St George Utah September 15 1933 The newest thing la food IS COLOR MaW dishea more attractive! more appetizing Try it Its fun 8 attractive ahadefc L SEAMAN TO WED Gilmore G GTegg native of Salt Lake City and now a seaman on the U S S Pennsylvania and Margaret Lenore Kane of New York City obtained a license to wed Monday in New York City said a special dispatch to The Salt Lake Tribune They were to be married aboard navy vessel Schilling food Colors shaped table which was centered with a large crystal bowl of blue delphln ium and varicolored sweet peas An attractive color scheme of yellow and green was carried out and the following guests were present: Miss Glauser Honored Young Couples Miss Rosalie Unger Miss Jeanne Morof A delightful social affair Sunday ris Miss Irmg Cohen Miss Madeleine was the reception given by Miss Vir- Pollock Miss Phyllis Foulger Miss ginia Dibblee at the home of her par- Mary Rogers Miss Virginia Bollinger ents Mr and Mrs O Ri Dibblee on Miss Lucille Sheffield Miss Margaret Second avenue in honor of three re- Parsons Miss Katherine Price and cently married young couples— name- Miss Fay Bingham ly Mr and Mrs Paul Von Khrumm Monday Miss Diane Lamoreaux en(Miss Virginia Ellis) Mr and Mrs tertained ton Miss Glauser at her D C Stewart (Miss Ethelyn Black) home on Fifth East street Progresand Mr and Mrs W R Woodin (Miss sive g mes were played during the Norma Herrick) evening and a late supper was served Varicolored snapdragons were com- to the following guests: Miss Glauser livbined for the decorations of the Mrs John Glauser Mrs Carl Roethel s ing rooms The tea table Was covered Miss Martha Hanni Miss Afton of with a lace cloth in the center Miss Irma Wickens Miss Rhea which was a crystal bowl filled with Wickens Miss Phyllis Foulger Miss blue delphinium combined with Shas- Virginia Bollinger Miss Lucille Shefta daisies and pink larkspur Pale field Mfs Herman Zobnst Mrs Alpink candles in silver holders lighted ton W Butterfield and Miss' Helen the table which was presided over by Glauser Miss Mary Alice Meigher Miss Fran ces Frobes Miss Anna May Miller Miss Helen West and Mrs Byron June Nuptials Neve These in turn were assisted An interesting wedding of the week in serving by Miss Winmfred Walker will be solemnized Tuesday evening Miss Marjorie Dibblee Miss Frances at the First Unitarian church when Walker and Miss Mary Jane Miss Betty Raley daughter of Dr and The honored guests and host- Mrs F H Raley will be married to Mrs ess were assisted in receiving by Carl Kyselka of Seattle Wash An O R Dibblee and Miss Winnifred informal reception will follow the were Seventy-fivDibblee guests ceremony at the Raley home on Miliin attendance tary drive Military academy at West Point and has just completed his three-yea- r Rhodes scholarship at Exeter college Oxford England ¥ Li w m To LOS ANGELES June 18 the weird chant of priests and the ringing of a bronze temple bell S A Goldwaite became Subjadra Bud dhist priest The blond young American offered incense to a golden 8 4 t 11 JUNE 19 1934 Mar-gett- T& a biaaiY ebnfwIII tha I anewwhll finish ‘ last?" Win-woo- d Y of courses It's lifetime Porcelain Marriage Announced Mr and Mrs David Egan 185 D' street announce the marriage of their daughter Laura to Robej-- t C Sloan son of Mr and Mrs'E L Sloan 272 C street The marriage took place Saturday morning ip the iSalt Lake L D S temple Following the ceremony a prettily arranged wedding breakfast was given by the parents of the bride in the president's suite of the Hotel Utah The table was centered with a mound of gladioli and Shasta daisies and covers were laid for Mr and Mrs Robert C Sloan Mr and Mrs David Egan Mr and Mrs £ W Sloan Mr and Mrs E L Sloan Jr Mr and Mrs Milton G Derrick Mr and Mrs George B Alder Mrs O E Jorgensen Mrs Harold Egan Miss La Rue Egan Miss La Verle Jorgensen J Stafford Sloan and George Sloan After the breakfast the couple left for a two weeks’ trip to the canyons of southern Utah and Boulder dam The bride wore a smart traveling ensemble of blue with white accessories 000 Lifetime porcelain inside and out — with stainless porcelain in the food compartment No wonder everyone’s talking about the Super Series Frigidaire’34 and calling it the finest General Motors refrigerator ever created by Frigidaire-an- d v engineers! 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