Show 4 lORNTNO AUGUST 15' 1934 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY Mary Creer and Miss Elsie Terrell W Lowe have returned from e were in charge of the arrangements day trip to Yellowstone natioml and were assisted in entertaining the park and Jackson Hole guests by Mrs TerrelL The followMr and Mrs L E Adams and sons ing sorority members assisted In serving Miss Alice Murphy Miss Betty Harold and Homer have returned Butcher Miss Betty Williams ol Og- from a motor trip to the den and Miss Mary Jane Snow Dur- Pacific northwest ing the afternoon musical selections were given by the members of the Mrs Frank Ahl ol Oakland Cal sorority quintet including Miss Vir- has strived for a visit in Salt Lake ginia Allison Miss Marjorie Hyde City and while here is the guest ol Miss Beatrice McCrea Miss Beth her aunt Mrs Anna Rustan at the and Miss Barbara Strong One hundred guests called during Sarah Daft home Mrs Samuel C Park will entertain the receiving hours The special meetlhg for the women at a tea Friday afternoon at “Shady-brook- ” Miss Helen Druke who has spent ol the Phillips Congregational In honor ol Mrs Harry W the last three City years in Sturges ol Stamford Conn and also in compliment to Mrs Boyd Park a has returned to Salt Lake City and is with her parents Mr and Mrs J bride of the early summer W Druke 190S Lake street Before Garden Tea returning to Salt Lake City Miss Active and pledge members ol the Druke visited in South America and West Indies and en route home Pi Beta Phi sorority entertained at a the was a gijest of Dr and Mrs Frank delightful garden tea Tuesday alter Christensen in Chicago noon at the home ol Dr and Mrs W G B Terrell in Walker’s Lane Tea Miss Mignon Campbell and Miss was served m the garden from a pret- Helen Woolley have gone to West Yeltily decorated table gay with garden lowstone Mont to be the guests of blooms and the table was presided Miss Margaret MiUick over by Mrs John Harrington Miss Eleanor Lowe Miss Aurelia Hampton Mr and Mrs George M Gadsby and Miss Florence Hammond Miss and son Charles Gadsby and John CLUBS SOCIETY AND T and f Bride Visitor To Be Hondred Friday With Tea Social Affairs Arranged for September Bride Many social allairs are being arranged in honor ol Miss Margaret Ellen Leonard daughter ol Mr and Mrs F U Leonard whosfc marriage to Richard S Pollock son ol Mr and Mrs W R Pollock will take place at the Leonard home on East Filth South street Saturday September 1 Miss Euphemla Smith has Issued invitations lor a luncheon to be given Monday August 20 at the University club Miss Bernice Lewis will give a luncheon Wednesday at the Alta club in honor of Miss Leonard who Thursday will be honored at a tea to be given by Mrs W R Pollock at her home on Fourth avenue Saturday Miss Helen West will entertain at a luncheon in compliment to the popu- lar two-wee- k Pap-wort- h New-Yor- k Hair Dressing Corrects — Dry Scalp r! IT’S no bride-elec- t Mrs Marguerite Palmer ol Tucson Ariz who has arrived lor a visit with Mr and her sister and brother-in-laMrs Owen H Gray will be honored at a luncheon to be given Wednesday by Mr John Elliott Clark of Washington D C who is spending the summer with her parents Mr and Mrs F J Fabian at their home in Colton wood Fdr Popular Visitors Mrs Edgar A Bering will be the hostess and Mrs Gerard Werper and Miss Jennie Auerbach ol New York thf honored guests at a luncheon to be given Wednesday at the Bering home on Wolcott avenue Federal Heights Fancy Utah EIbcrtas PEACH CANNING Wa suggest that housawivaa can their peachea the Utter part et this week or early next week Our atorea will hare them in bueh-e- ls and crate every day Yea’ll like the quality and price TODAY'S BARGAINS Miss Helen Drake daughter el Mr and Mrs J W Druke who has returned to her borne in Salt Lake City after a three years’ trip to-- South America the West Indies and New York Events of the Day Luncheon at Cafe The members of the entertainment committee ol the Catholic Women’s league will entertain at a luncheon Wednesday at Dick Gunn’s cafe in compliment to Mrs C F Wibel who wfll leave soon lor Denver to make her home The luncheon will also hopor Mrs Leonard P Littell ol Denver who is visiting in Salt Lake City Mrs E A Leupold and Mrs Z McDonald are in charge ol the arrangements lor the allair ' J Dinner Honors Couple r Lucre TiOEn Stow! Luncheon to Honor Matron i was automatically advanced to su- tion of the explosion Fire broke out preme chancellor and will be in- alter the blast stalled Saturday at the closing session ot the annual conclave succeeding James Dunn of Cleveland C CHICAGO Aug 14 (f) — Frederick J Wodman Revelstoke B C was H Jones of Los Angeles today was named supreme master at arm elected supreme vice chancellor ol BLAST KILLS MAN the Knights ol Pythias and will succeed to the highest office ot the ST LOUIS Aug 14 (UP) — One order next year man was killed and two were inReno S Harp ol Frederick Md jured when gasoline at bulk plant Don’t tolerate dry m kempt hair LuckyTleee church to have been held Thursday No 1 ol the Shell Petroleum company Drctelns luppllee whet has been indefinitely postponed nrtura lacks ted enables exploded today The dead man was te dreee onroUy halt Miss Louise Giberson has returned identified as F Lynch and those Instyle Costa little from a vacation trip to one of the jured were W C Keller and Gus at dnispiata OS barbate dude ranches in Jackson Hole Wyo Nell Officials could offer no explana Fleeted K of P Vice Chancellor Miss Lucille Allred and Miss Merl AIJred were hostesses at a delightful dinner followed by bridge Tuesday evening at their home on East Broadway in com’filiment to Mr and Mrs Harold Pitts whose marriage took place recently The living rooms were decorated with pastel shaded garden llewers and the table centered with ajiasket ol pink roses Pink and white candy corsages were used as lavors and the guests included Mr and Mrs Pitts Mr and Mrs W A Alfred Mr and Mrs Scott Varley Miss Constance Foss ol Preston Idaho! Calvin Foss ol Preston Horton Tilllord ol Los Angeles and Dick Cowan Luncheon Honors Visitor Mrs R H Ludlow presided over a delightful luncheon Tuesday at her home on Yale avenue in honor ol her guest Mrs H J Liddell ol San street Woodbine Circle No- - 41 Neighbors of Woodcraft 8 p m I O O F hall Police Mutual Aid auxiliary picnic breakfast Mueller park Mrs Beulah Thorpe in Charge 01 transportation Royal Neighbors ol America chapter 3072 regular meeting 8 p m Moose hall Salt Lake Circle 559 Neighbors of Woodcraft regular meeting 8:15 p m Entertainment will follow meeting Maxwell McKean W R C Vi South State street 2 p m 323 N Clara M Clawson 105 East South Temple GROUPS linen Dresses to 750 at SI 95 Cotton Piques Batiste and Novelties to 975 atS2-9- S Washable Crepe Dressea to 13 50 at S3 90 Organdy and Moussellne De 1750 Sole to at $690 Linen and Crepe Suits 27 50 at 9990 Sheer and Chiffon Dresses and Suits 3500 at 9 1200 Sale Terms: Cash: No exchanges CUCUMBERS— 5c Fancy 5c Bartletts bushel f DILL WEED - SUGAR— evening in honor of Miss Alton Ashton a popular bride of early September Garden flowei's were used for the decorations and sixteen guests were present Wednesday evening Mrs Alexander R Curtis and MrsJMilton Christensen will entertain at the Curtis home in at a buffet honor of the bride-elec- t supper Thirty guests have been inMiss Ashton was honored at a miscellaneous shower and garden party Monday evening given by Miss Evelyn Elkins at her home on JCaat Twenty-firs- t South street A gaily decorated parasol held the gifts and the favors were miniature pastel shaded para- - 80li Mrs George F Egan has returned from a several months' stay in Grand Junction Colo PLUMS 19c 424 EAST 3RD SOUTH ST 502 SOUTH MAIN ST -3250 SOUTH STATE ST MURRAY 4S SOUTH MAIN ST 1435 SOUTH STATE ST MIDVALE Is Here: JELLY GLASSES CERTO BOUNTIFUL 2 bottles 49c SKAGGS OP poodS Va Surety of Purity r mm jStU mm m SAVE — SERVE AMD 111 2 tS JAR RURBERS doz qts JAR LIDS 84c Tall tins fancy pink meat each Husbands’ Jobs! Wednesday Heavy Bed Double Lip doz 4c lb GRAPES 10c 8c 15c 15 10 bars 29c pts 9c 15c qts Seedless basket 4 Zn PEACHES 5c DOG FOODS’ 0 27c pint 39c 17c ISMS POTATOES ear Aug 8c SOAPS IQ lbs MT oTAnbll i Amaizo Corn or Gloss Starch Per Pkg 7C 2 for 15t Tour Money Couldn’t Buy Better Bread 95c Buy now a: MILK 19c 10c bu 16c 6c PINEAPPLE Fruits and Vegetables 2 Wbat you feed yowrnsbanddbr ' V breakfast make a lot of diner-- 1 ‘ once i a the kind of work he does - nil morning Give him a heavy indigestible breakfast end bo "2 will be (lowed up uadi eleven Z o’clock Give him Shredded Wheat fruit and milk and be will be full of pep all morning Murray Midvale Magna Bingham Bountiful and quart glass n£“ PEACHES 2 doz 25c CLOROX 4 loaves HONEY Mountain' FLIT Prices Effective in Onr lb BREAD to New SelLSealing Salt Lake Store doi4c doi84c FRUIT JARS x IAR RINGS bag 59e boliles 49c Double Lip 21c -- Wednesday August 15th 10-l- b -- Kerr Mason or Kerr Self Sealing Wednesday Bargains SUGARS 584 New Mason— Eoonomy or Self Sealing JARS I 39c JAR CAPS Utah Best for Preserving and Canning £ 59e Pint Sire doz :nrh) SALMON Head 5c 5c d Mb tin A 494 104 Satsuma or Blood Plum Lb LETTUCE - :Wives Help Hold headed feeling fine Seedy to lick the world Shredded Wheat on the table “fa sign of the wise hootowife - who boys food for her family m it health value becanae ahe know ft is good for them ZShredded Wheat is just whole wheat —nothing added — noth- Jng taken away It ii whole wheat in iu moat delidooa and New Car Seedless Bskt Picklinjj Time PAROWAX Z bage lb Per Lug 4 lbs On14- SHOW BOAT SALMON— CERTO-t- Miss Jane Smith and Miss Mildred Smith daughters of Mrs Albert Smith left Tuesday for San Francisco to visit their sister Mrs Lewis G Neer and will also visit another sister Mrs George M Sloltz in Berkeley GRAPES 5c bottle Buffet Supper C 52TS TOMATOES 2c Hard Head Winter Cab- Of OIC VINEGAR— guests and tables were arranged for bridge during the early hours of the afternoon Mrs A Ray Curtis and Mrs Sylvester Broadbent entertained at a delightful buffet supper at their home on Highland drive Tuesday 4c FftUIT JARS— Ot Sire do o CABBAGE $584 bags FRUIT JAR RUBBERS lJ-- per 10c 3 lbl lOO-i- b PURITAN BEEF — Remember our market! fell Cudahy ’ beet beet It U grade ot corn-fe- d wonderful meat 9 tor twelve Bernardino CaL snapdragons were used lor the decorations small tables where luncheon ofthg was served Covers were laid for vited Vari-colore- d Q TOMATOES— Uneeda Whist club 8'30 p m Mrs Harold King 1809 Lake Growers tell us now is the time to get the best early Elbertas BLIS8 POTATOES— Fancy grade 10 lbi - - 4 - easily digested form It gives PEARS bu Bartlett ' PICKLING yon the carbohydrates yow need for energy the proteins you need for bone structure aod vitamin to resist disease Start your family on Shredded Wheat today It will keep them happy and healthy CUCUMBERS Mediums CANTALOUPES $145 100 for 40c each Jumbo Size In Our Meat Dept ' 7c 3 lbs 10c PEPPERS Fresh Small Bibs Fancy Small lb 10c CROSS RIB ROAST lb SIRLOIN STEAK Fancy Baby Beef 19c LARD 13c SPICED LURCH HEAT SPARERIBS WESTERN MEATS SIRLOIN STEAK VEAL STEAKS SPARERIBS SSfe lb S-n-- : lb NZegwwJWfr smJ the N B C Ox picture Vends W 19c 15c 10c STAR SKINNED HAMS Sib 22c style E&XMLMSCm COMPANY BEEF TONGUES BEEF CUBES Sugar Cured lb ““ 2lbsl9c LARD puYrrY PUMMkmrrMztdBPduttM lb Baby Beef KISS 7c 12c lb lb H lb 4 lbs 37c Tasty flavor pound ' There’s a reason why over Million Women Shop It Safeway Takit Stores Pay’n niji flP P Restock Those 4 Every Day 13c nrc?imfer?nr? 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