Show THE Sisters Fete Visitors From Denver ‘ April Bride ! f : i s ’ ’ On Tuesday evening Mr and Mrs1 Lyndon Daynes Snow will be host and hostess at a dinner at their home 3152 Michigan avenue The affair will also compliment Mr and Mrs Gerald Rich Daynes whose marriage was an interesting nup- A delightful supper party Sunday evening honoring the popular pair was given by Mr and Mrs Archie Browning 78 Wolcott street Fifty guests called during the receiving hours An exquisite lace cloth covered tial event of the late winter The Van Studdifords will be the the 'Serving table centered with a motif Wednesday evening for a din- long reflector banked with fragrant ner to be presided over by Mr and gardenias Silver candelabra at Mrs William Yeates 1431 Circle each end of the table held puge way and on Thursday evening Pro- white princess tapers fessor and Mrs Dwight A PomeAssisting during the evening were B Browning Miss dinner In nd roy will entertain the Empire room of the Hotel Utah Ruthann Browning and Miss Mary for the army couple Katherine Pack a large crystal basket centering the serving table which was filled with spring blooms in shades of ‘t yellow The hostesses i were assisted by their mothers Mrs Rogers and aunt Miss Genevieve James in en-- 1 tertaining Following the supper tables were arranged for bridge Invited to meet Miss Scalley were: at White Shrine of Jerusalem d Holds Installation of Officers Mrs Thomas W Harris has gone to California fatrTKwisit of several of Mr and Mrs weeks as Bruce D Grimes at Palo Alto Mrs Harris was the former Miss Nancy Brayton and Mrs Grimes will be Mrs Glenn B Smith remembered as Misg Margaret as the house guest of Lam-bour- Ninth East street have returned visit In San Francisco Miss Grace Mary Ivers of Mr and Mrs James East First South street to' Butte Mont for a her uncle and aunt Mr daughter Ivers 564 has gone visit with and Mrs James Finlen Mrs Arthur D Smith 839 East South Temple street will leave Wednesday for a month’s visit in Missouri Nebraska and Oklahoma Alice In the study of the Rev Theodore G Lilley of the First Presbyterian Brooks church Saturday evening Miss Erma Irene Olsen daughter of Mr and Mrs A S Olson of Price became the bride of John Elliott McCormick son of Mr and Mrs C J McCormick 125 Third East - - street The bjride was ' charming In a chic tailored suit of navy blue wool with blue accessories and hat With the suit she wore a corsage-o- f white tte carttj (essed are ftjeg wljtclj do hunger and thirst after righteousness for theu stjatt be fitted tessed are fte merciful: for shall obtain merely Ussed are tt pure in for thtg shatl see £od t roses Following ° the ceremony a wedding supper was given for the couple at the home of Mr and Mrs R - C hrt f ’tessed Wilson art the peacemakers: for t heg shatl be catted the children of 6od are thcij which are ‘£y oV5 jijPtFsecuted or ftytyfeous-J&S- f tt)i is the kmgdom of heaven Simple Makes I Appealing ' Panel 953 "Twelfth East street- A tiered wedding cake centered the serving table and throughout the living rpoms varicolored early spring flowers were combined for the attractive decorations The bride is a former student of the University of JUtah Mr McCormick is a graduate of the University of Utah and Westminster college lie Inge-brets- tite-gue- st from a two weeks’ At Supper Mr and Mrs McCormick' are at Bethlehem Shrine No 1 Whltevhandmaid Mrs Ruby Lee Rowan home at 279 Second avenue PATTERN 6087 Shrine of Jerusalem— installed the second handmaid Mrs Ida R Col elected and appointed officers at line third handmaid Mrs Valois P Devtnriy Mrs the auditorium of the Masonic tem- Mildred P worthy organistThis panel embroidered in cross- -' To obtain this pattern send 10 Gay Breakfast Knapp worthy- guard ian Mrs Nellie H Weyersberg stitch adds beauty to any home cents in stamps or coin (coin pre- Fetes Easter ple Monday evening Honored guests of the occasion Worthy guard Pattern 6087 contains a transfer ferred) to The Tribune-TelegraHome Service Bureau Salt Lake Monday Bride were Mrs Gertrude E Benjamin Richard L Conely Martin D Met of a panel 15 by 20 hi inches City Utah Be sUre to write plainly past worthy high priestess and su- Ginness L J Ketchum George B pattern chart color roses and key materials need- your name address and pattern preme deputy worthy high priestess’ Robbe George Meissner and John Purple iris and shell-pin- k ed of illustrations stitches number were used for the artistic decoraand J William Stoner past watch- H Worthington king’s guards Mrs tions at a breakfast given Sunman of shepherds and supreme Margaret F Latshaw Mrs Lemmah Boucher Mrs Mattie X Ketchum Bride-fo-B- e deputy watchman of shepherds day morning by Miss Audre Lovesy Buffet at her h°nie 1321 Yale avenue for Supper Inviting officers wereWi!llam D Mrs Grace E Brown and Mrs Lora Miss Mary Thomas a bride of EastProsser past watchman of shep- V Randall queen’s attendants Mrs Given And Bridge Quilt er Monday The place cards were herds Mrs Naomi P Hoskins her- Edna Pugh Wade Mrs Magdalene ald and Mrs Emma O Street or- C Schelm and Miss- Susie S Miller At Shower decorated with orchid and pink Bride for Party Party flowers ganist Installing officers were- national emblem Mrs Mildred H Mrs Gertrude E Benjamin priest Yeamans Miss Elizabeth Goodman The guests Included Miss Thomas Miss Helen Gardner 2693 Beverly of corsage Fragrant bouquets ess Mrs Hazel R Robbe worthy and Miss Caroline B Deferner banviolets centered the small tables for Miss Barbara Baulin Miss Esther street entertained Friday evening chaplain Mrs Ina Lee Worthing- ner bearers May Day the buffet bridge supper which Mrs Stevenson Miss Marian Stockslager ton P W H P worthy herald Madonna Mrs Cornelia C Me at a delightful party in honor of C Edwin Flandro gave Monday Miss Marian McKendrick Miss Mrs Eleanor F Heitzman worthy Garry courier Mrs Rhoda A Miss Helen Lawrence a May bride evening at her home 125 Third Sereta Jones and Miss Afton John-i- n The guests presented Miss Law East street- scribe Mrs Emma O Street O E Conely Mrs Cathleen Creech Mrs complimenting Mrs S organist Mrs Mildred J Sims Nevada Cook Mrs Margaret Me rence with a beautiful quilt made On Wednesday Miss Peggy L Vance formerly Miss LoThe hostess Cyril will be the hostess and Miss soloist Mrs Emma O Street organ Dohald Mrs Mamie McGinness and during the evening retta June Mangel Mrs Flora A Stevens matrons of was assisted in entertaining by ner selections The serving table was gay with Thomas 'the honored gyest at a Mrs Gardner deep yellow candles and luncheon to be given at The Officers installed were: Mrs Mar- honor Mrs Alice W Breon and mother George yellow home 39 South Wolcott garet J— Carter worthy high priest- Mrs Norma Murrey flower girls Eight close friends were in attend- roses formed the centerpiece The ess Calvert A Lovegren watchman Distinguished guests Mrs Fran ance Vance Mrs Haven street were Mrs guests of shepherds Mrs Deane W Peel ces J Gill worthy grand matron M Anderson Mrs Lawrence S noble prophetess Miss Ellen Mc- O E S Wilfred Ray Carter Pinnock Mrs O Lamont Van Dyke School Alumni Set Donald worthy scribe Mrs Flor- worthy grand patron O E S and Mrs Reuben G Jolley Miss Eunice Tuesday Tea ence P Jennings worthy treasurer Joseph G Titley most worshipful Ryberg Miss Helen Alston Miss To Greet Travelers Annual Dance Dinner Mrs Effie West worthy chaplain grand master F and A M Elaine Young Miss Genevieve Mrs Ruby B Hooker worthy shepThe program of thb evening InMrs O L Mortensen and Mrs En Route Home Annual dinner-danc- e of tha South Mrs Mae E La Barge cluded the presentation of jewels herdess school Alumni association will Grey M Lusty worthy guide Mrs Ida D Including the worthy high priestess high held To compliment Mr and Mrs Friday evening at the worthy herald Lester R jewel presented by Mrs Benjamin be Carr first wise man John R Mrs Marjorie K Scheiber and Mrs school according to James Vigos floor show under the sponsorship Frank W Hoyt of Madison Wis of Robert Furner Elias Castle and uncle and aunt of Mrs Fred E Hooker second wise man Ray C Mildred J Sims gave musical selec- president of the group The only active alumni associa- Vaughn Young will feature the eve Smith Mr and Mrs Smith will Brown third wise man Wilfred Ray tions and accompaniments at a 5 o'clock tea on TuesCarter king Mrs Louise D Stoner Dinner at 6:30 p m in the ban- tion of Salt Lake City high schools ning’s entertainment Besides Mr Vigos officers of the day at their home 1370 Military the South 'association has been orqueen Mrs Leah J Abbott first quet room preceded the affair graduate organization are Montana way ' ganized for seven years Mr and Mrs Hoyt are spending vice The annual banquet will begin at Torkelson and president A com several days in Salt Lake City en p m in the school cafeteria Marian Taylor secretary 'At Home' Birthday dancing to be held later in the main mittee of 15 Is’ in charge of the route to their home from San Francisco Honors Matron gymnasium A Fanchon and Marco affair Mts-Nel- 838 Arts m Travelers Mr and Mrs Parley A Papworth Complimented Household Usstd are ttjeg i t)t mourn: for ttycij si)aU be comforted tessed are tljt meek: for tfieu itjall inherit Bridal Pair i inspirit is ttje kingdom of & Visitors and Mrs Max Dean will leave for her home at the Challenger inn at Sun Valley Tuesday after spending few days with her parents Mr and Mrs H B Whltneyf 233 Fourth Mr Dean is manager of avenue the Challenger &£ Ijfaif ttyetr re ( ata Mrs Douglas Scalley Mrs Austin B Smith Mrs Melbaij N Bird Miss Kathryn Sharps MisS Audre Lovesy Mrs M Ford Barlow Mrs J Holman Waters Miss Dorothy Flandro and Miss Helen Woolley Sunday evening Miss Scalley and her fiance John Daniel Caulrteld were honored guests at a prettily arranged dinner given in the Em' pire room of the Hotel Utah by Mr and Mrs Austin B Smith and Mr and Mrs Melban N Bird White butterfly sweet peas and crimson Richmond roses were combined for a low centerpiece pud the same attractive flowers were arranged as corsages for the women Covers were laid for Miss Seal Miss Edwina ley Mr Caulfield McGahen Miss Kathryn Sharp Miss Effie Furth James Henchey Robert Scalley and Brien Caulfield Mrs William L- - Rich accom panied by her daughter Miss Loretta Rich of Los Angeles is visit ing with relatives In Salt Lake City Before returning to the coast they will visit in Woods Cross with Mr and Mrs Leland R Smith Mrs Rich has been studying art In San ' Francisco at the California School of Fine Arts and Miss Loretta ip a student at the U S L A Sampler in Cross Stitch I 1 Captjun and Mrs" George Van Studdiford oi fctenver Colo always popular visitors in Salt Lake City will be extensively entertained during their visit here as house guests at the home of Mrs Van Studdiford’s mother Mrs L W Snow 122 First avenue TVo charming hostesses Miss Helen Rogers and Miss Alina Rog- ers daughters ' of Mr and Mrs Edgar A Rogers 67 B street pre- sided over a delightful buffet sup- per Monday evening at the Rogers home complimenting Miss Madge Scalley a popular April bride Daffodil yellow tapers were in low crystal holders on each side of i 1938a 12 Wi JelyEntertairfecl At Supper Party - SALT LAKE TRIBUNE TUESDAY MORNING APRIL en Inge-brets- of San Francisco visiting in §xlt Lake City her mother Mrs Edna Gatrell 361 E street Bridesmaids Cohostesses At Party for Betrothed Maid Mc-La- w Wall-muell- Miniature golden circlets on smell reflectors holding tiny ivory tapers marked the places for the supper party given by Miss Virginia Mathe-so- n Monday evening &t her home 852 East Ninth South street honoring Miss Norma Goddard who will plight her troth on Thursday with Vern Lindsay Hobson In the center of the supper table was a gold candelabra holding tall ivory candles on a reflector which was banked with white butterfly sweet peas Games were enjoyed preceding the supper by Miss Goddard Mrs J Percy Goddard Mrs George H Durham Mrs J E McKendrick Mrs H R Coulam Mrs W D Beers Mrs L N Marsden Mrs A C Matheson Miss Jeanetta Beers Miss Edna Coulam Miss Alice Ruth Goddard Miss Beulah Morgan Twx of Miss Goddard’s bridesmaids Miss Edith Badger and Miss Lois Frontjes were cohostesseg at a breakfast given Sunday at the Beau Brummel cafe Gold place cards marked the places and the table was centered with golden-hue- d daffodils and white snaps n The guest list included Miss n Rytting- Miss Margaret Miss Jeanetta Beers Mrs J Percy Goddard Mrs Donald J Elggren Mrs Edward Smith Mrs Jaren L Jones Mrs Julia P Badger and Mrs Olive Wright Daily Calendar Of Events Eastern Guest - Visits Family In Salt Lake er University of Utah Notes -- Years Old 82 Mrs Mary D Eldredge was hon Members of the Kappa Kappa ored by her daughter Mrs Ernest Gamma sorority will entertain at S Holmes at a prettily arranged their annual fathers’ and daughters’ birthday “at home” Sunday at the 459 banquet Tuesday evening at the Art Holmes' residence Pugsley Barn street Miss Lorene Isakson is chair Yellow tapers In crystal holders man assisted by Miss Ruthann lighted the serving table which was Browning Miss Vivian Stewart and covered with a lace cloth and cenMiss Marie Douglass tered with a basket of yellow jonquils The hostess and honored guest Beta Theta Pj The Wives' club of the Beta Theta were assisted during the receiving Pi fraternity will meet Tuesday at hours by Mrs Hugh Griffin Mrs L Shepherd Mrs Lawrence 1 p m at the home of Mrs Joel Merrill FEldredge Mrs Seymour J L Priest Jr 1400 Princeton aveEldredge Miss Mary Eldredge and nue Miss Naomi Eldredge will be as hostesses Acting Many guests called to congratuMrs F Russell Pett Mrs R W late Mrs Eldredge on her eighty-secon- d Owens and Mrs Ruth Felt Wives Mrs Charles Dunning Thompson sec10:30 a m — History-touriof Andover Mass who has been tion Ladies’ Literary club visiting her son Donald Thompson 1 p m— Following sections of a student at the Evans Boys’ school Women's Federation of First in Tucson Ariz and her sister church for lunch- Mrs Raymond Masson in Los AnM and Mrs' Philip D Allison eon‘Ssbyterian anniversary injection No 1 Mrs R S Jen- - geles and Mr and Mrs John Soley and son Kimball have arrived from 1334 Emerson avenue sec Selfridge in San Francisco arrived New for their home in Beverly Hills Cal niqfs in Salt Lake City with her sister Salad and are visiting Mrs Allison’s 1024h No 2 Mrs Earl B Young Seventeenth East'street sec- Mrs Samuel Adams of Denver the Tomato juice makes a good base Party mother Mrs' A E Kimball at the Combine cheese and cottage for French dressing — makes it pretend of 4 Mrs E J Mansfield week No the tion Hotel Utah Pit Mrs Adams left Sunday night for ty and pink too! Mix a half tea- crushed (canned) pineapple 1018 Third avenue section No 5 a tablespoon pasteurized dates or 'Use ready-pitte- d Mrs James A Baker 1385 Butler her home in Denver while Mrs spoon dry mustard Easter moth- confectioner’s sugar a half teaspoon variety Stuff dates with avenue Thompson will visit wlth-he- r er Mrs H G McMillan In the salt and blend well Add a dash of filling and serve on letOn 1 p m — Music-dram- a section of Bransford apartments and her sis- tabasco sauefe and a third cup ma-zo- tuce with a garnish of mayonnaise Wasatch Literary club Mrs ter Mrs John V Lyle in Cottond dates and mix add a third cup vine- Or use these Interest Ernest Urien 53 West Seventh wood Mrs Thompson is at present gar and a cup of tomato juice Stir as a dinner “extra” or chop and South street luncheon and elecuse as sandwich filling Yields two cups with Mrs Lyle vigorously The Methodist church in Turlock tion of officers Cal will be the scene of an in 1 p m — Drama-musi- a section teresting wedding to Salt Lakers Easter Sunday when Miss Frances Ladies' Literary club luncheon Carpenter daughter of Mr and Mrs 1 p m— Women’s Relief corps R B Carpenter 1768 Herbert aveNo 3 Mrs R C Egbert 822 quately were given extra amountseeggs are richer than most meats By IDA JEAN KAIN nue will plight her troth with John Green street birthday luncheon according to Dr Sherman is of vitamin G and the effect of the Milkmost Hamilton Beatty son of Mrs W This little white rat had vitamin the important source in that 1 p m— Seekers’ Literary club K Beatty and tbs late Major Beat-t- y On G— but that little white rat had diet whs observed carefully it supplies so 'many other essential The marriage will take place Mrs E M Senior 1530 Indiana vitamin dietary factors none! And you should see the dif- - three times the amount of In avenue luncheon -- at 6 p m G as had been contained their Extensive research indicates that Mr and Mrs Carpenter and Miss one United Commercials ference The normal healthy diet the 'animals it is possible to get too many vitafor motor left Travelers1 which had plenty Sunday by Carpenter showed Increased vitality and more mins in concentrated lorm NutriTurlock Many smart social affairs Erdman of vitamin G at--1 ' vigorous health The experiments tionists urge us to think of vitahave been given in compliment to street t&ined better than were then continued with the next mins as food rather than medicine marin bride of her the anticipation average growth 2 p m— Pythian sisters generation which was given up to — and it is not possible to get too had ar rich glossy 10 times the normal amount of vitariage clubhouse card party many protective foods was and min A and which continued to 2 p m—Laurel club of FinSt coat Mrs Clara M Clawson says: Don’t BALANCED REDUCING DIET handsome really to health benefits show increasing put a price on your head Let Belle Congregational church Mrs R The other little Bmfcfut Chemthe In American a H Biele 1436 Harvard avenue report Calorie Dewey select a hat that does somei e fellow w g hed ical society Dr Henry C Sherman Tomato Juice 14 tlaaa sij 7:30 p m — Radiant chapter No C thing for you and it need not be baton 1 atrip so bne - fourth rlp only “Thus said: of Columbia university Toast i thin alter loo expensive (Adv) 12 O E S Masonic temple as much appeared it is found that differences In the Butler 1 Pt 60 cream 1 rounded leAMpfcoa weak and derelative proportions in which we Coffee teaspoon sugar 60 pressed had a choose our everyday staple foods “575 Total very poor posture may make sufficient difference in ltmeheoR and-lo- st hi hair 4 meat and pi klc sandwich the body’s internal environment to Chopped reducers’ mayonnaise 250 in big patches influence measureably one's well Green “Vegetable salad (vJnecar and I 2?i seasoning Personally you such when bung especially Hot tea 1 lump sugar 25 may not care for Ida Jean Kain continued throughout a suit 60 4p little white rats but the1 nutrition- lifetime’’ Total "55o ists regard them as the real beneDinner - st and Mrs Charles L Smith are visiting in the east for several weeks Mr Use -- Juice Wedding Coast Here Of cheese-pineapp- la cheese-stuffe- Hair and Skin Affected By Lack of Vitamin C - J0"irra— le Salt Lake Girl Will Be Wedded To Oakland Man The Groom Was Shy By Alma Sioux Scarberry Mr and Mrs Bert M Olson 283 street announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Katherine Olson of San Francisco formerly of Salt Lake City to Robert E Dahl of Oakland Cal The marriage will take place early in May at the Olson home here Miss Olson arrived In Salt Lake City recently for a visit with her parents before her marriage INSTALMENT 15 G There was a pause then Marl-tit’- s a good thing you have Lisa borough said hesitatingly "Well I to console you if Tucky really don’t know Yeah I guess so Too does leave you flat for the handsome bad your aunt’s sick Okay I'll take doctor That seems to be her intention So long Don’t jump into you About 6:30” He hung up looking a little pale the lake now" She" ran down the steps before Judy thought “Bad news?” she asked curiously Marlie had a chance to answer It was It was a busy’morning in the drug "No — well not very Lisa Her aunt in Albany is sick store and Judy had very little time and she wants me to drive her to to think It was shortly before her house this evening to see how noon that she looked tip and saw Music Circle Peter Johns she is” Elects New Officers Urn" Judy put the dustcloth He was in white tennis pants and to and sleeves take sport shirt with short “Are you going away Mrs Albert Eccles was elected n collar And he was handTucky' too?” of the Music Circle at its president before efan somer made than the evening Marlie shrugged and election held Monday at the annual his with flushed hair curling home of Mrs Lester F Hewlett and fort to look indifferent Nope guess not Lisa says she wildly over his head 147ttt Military way heard Tucky ask your doctor to He showed flashing white teeth Other elected were Mrs come over tonight and she thinks in a friendly grin as he sat down William officers Peterson first vice presihe accepted” at the counter dent and program chairman Mrs T don’t care of course” Judy "Do you suppose a drink of some- Ira B Sharp second vice president felt a little sorry for her crest- thing cool will spoil my lunch?” Mrs Mark Peterson secretary Mrs “I saw her mak- he asked lighting a cigaret fallen neighbor y Junius Romney correspondin$sec-retar"Well” Judy smiled back at him ing a play for him” Wallace F Bennett Mrs “You did?” Marlie followed her shyly “I suppose I Couldn’t treasurer Mrs Sterling WSill hisout to the porch “What did he it as being very good for torian Mrs A Q Howard current ' do?” your digestion” events chairman and Mrs Lester F “Oh just silly things- - Rolled "A poor business woman but a Hewlett and Mrs J Cornher big blue eyes and called him good nurse” Peter’s eyes crinkled wall executive board Spencer members dia‘Doctah’ in her best southern at the corners with gayety He Gail Martin president of the Civic lect” gave his order Music association gave a talk on "Maybe you imagined It" MarliO While Judy mixed his drink he civic music needs plucked a morning glory from a watched her She was a vastly vine and held it to his nose ‘Tucky different girl from the cuttercup Rummage Sale B’Nai Israel Sisteris nice to everybody” gowned one of the evening before hood 136 S W Tem Thur 10 am "Oh sure” Judy scoffed "Well Continued on Page 13 (Advertisement) turn-dow- pre-scri- Ittttttt V differ-'enMa- re I1 Ljvith this 9 minute factors of humanity Since their life span is 30 times as rapid as man’s it is possible to study in a comparatively short time the effect 'A macaroni staled cheese of certain foods or the lack of those —in each Kraft Dinner package Easy direct foods generations The Insidious thing about malnutrition tions on package tell you how to make 111 effects are macaroni drenched with rich cheese in children is that the too late not until discovered in 9 minutest goodness Laboratory nutrition furnishes a control diet for the rest of the world The discoveries about vitamin G show it to be a necessary factor in growth” and in adequate nutrition at aU ages On a diet low in vitamin G the results are a susceptibility to skin infection increased nervousness and premature — MACARONI-AND-CHEES- E qutek-cooki- ni fluffy-tend- er Omelet Asparagus tips Agt— — thin site a'' dag therefore to your appearance Write to Ida Jean Kain and inclose' a stamped addressed envelope for the leaflet Leaf- lgts are 3 cents by mail or 1 cent if you call at The Home Service Bureau Salt Lake City Utah Copyright 1938 for The of 175 26 33 lt0- flo loo 06 600 liOJ Tribune EVERYONE OF US GIRLS MARRIED TRAHGB BOOKS of the Unusual Jfor Lovers Tho tost Continent el the Pectfie Tribune-T- elegram "LEMURIA Vitamin G being one of the lesser known vitamins needs’a little publ— In a congroup of experiments icity Scientifically it is known as ducted at Columbia university the riboflavin and also as vitamin B2 Was to determine the pro- The sources of this vitamin are eggs object portion of vitamin G in food winch lean 'meats milk fruits and vegegave the best results The rats tables Liver Is richer in the vjita-mwhich were already being fed ade than the muscle meats and eld 5 toast ' Metier If you have not already butter 1 tep spoon Baked potato sent for the “Protective Diet Butter pat indive and sliced orange salad Chart” do I so today This 1 reach dressing 1 tablespoon chart lists ’the foods impor- - 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