Show iHjc Salt £akc ftrilmnc- - Wednesday Morning Whirr of Convention Gaieties Adds Sparkle To Social Symphony -- August 30 1939 15 Tea Honors Feminine Guests of Mining Congress By Grace Grether pleasing symphony of sounds greets Salt Lake this week-sw- ing for the many dances the splash of waves at lake resorts the patter of rice blended with the plaintive strains of “Oh Promise Me” and reverberating above them all the whirr of gala convention activities as feminine guests of the American Mining Congress whirl in and out of one party after another with more oompah and dash than Salt Lake has seen in many a day convention calendar Tuesday's Among the many distinguished was crammed to the last minute visitors glimpsed in the lovely garA jaunt around the clock with dens during the tea hours were some of the feminine guests found Mrs Howard of St Louis them heading off in all directions wife of the Young of the conpresident From morning till night a variety Mrs R J Lund of Washof entertainment beckoned them gress ington D C- - wife of the editor with a tour of t fie cityfollowed of the Journal an tea at the lovely and MrsMining Congress informal by Le Roy Pierce of Harry 2540 home of Mrs O N Friendly Cleveland Ohio wifa of one of the East Haven lane providing the directors afternoon’s highlights Tuesday evening feminine guests Yesteryear's story of romantic joined convention delegates for a in Utah as glimpsed today's visit of mining exhibits at the min“points of interest” unfolded for erals building at the state fairsome 200 visitors who made the grounds rounds of the city ending up at Bridge Breakfast the Friendly home A ‘ Tea Hostesses Hostesses at the tea were members of the Salt Lake women's auxiliary of the American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engi- neers Mrs Burt B Brewster general chairman of arrangements was assisted by Mrs James Ivers Burdick Mrs H M Mrs John F Dugan and Mrs R T Banks Working with the committee were Mrs Friendly wife of the general chairman of entertainment for the mining congress and Mrs Leland A Walker chairman of the auxiliary Asters in pink and lavendar centered two tea tables and dictated the color scheme for their setting over exquisite rose point lace cloths' One table was placed in the dining room which" was gay with varicolored gladioli and the other was set in the beautiful gardens of theihome which were abloom with colorful flowers Mrs E H Hartmann LAST DAY TODAY MISS BLANCH JONES cor-setie- re Formfit creation or Two Dresses 00 rack for §900 EVERY TYPE OF STREET DRESS 100 Summer Di esses or Two Dresses nlng a bridge Lake Country for $1500 club will compliment visiting women Mrs A G Mackenzie will be the hostess Adding sparkle to convention gaieties are many smart Informal affairs arranged for visiting women during the week Mrs Ivers 564 East First South street honored two distinguished visitors from Butte Mont at a luncheon at the Town club TuesHonorees were Mrs day noon W H Hoover and Mrs D M Kelly At the Alta club Mrs J Frederick Johnson 715 East South Temple street presided at a lovely fete complimenting out of town guests for All Summer Formals WE MUST TURN THIS LARGE DRESS STOCK QUICKLY Brewster second to the right chairman of Tuesday's tea honoring feminine guests of the mining congress pauses a few minutes in her role of hostess to chat with Mrs R J Lund left of Washington D C wife of the editor of the Mrs Burt Working Wives Controversy B Mining Congress Journal Mrs Howard Young of St Louis wife of the president of the congress and Mrs Harry Le Roy Pierce right of Cleveland Ohio wife of one of the diretcors It was one of many fetes for visitors to Salt Lake By Carolyn Wells Dorothy Dlx "I never saw Miss Cornelia do (Continued from Tase Seven) ped his inheritance without waitingfyou found it just in time A little As I have frequently remarked and that he was mad later and it would have been all such a thing and the rest of us I can use your help I w ill let you any longer at his uncle for stealing his girl" drawn into the flesh out of sight" are men” in this column being a W'oman know” "A most exasperating case I don't know how I happened "Miss Verne wasn’t Craig's girl is the most complicated job on to think of it Now where would Nothing to work on!" "All right Mr Stone And now was she?” earth because no matter what line what can “I thought bizarre clues were murdering villain get a knitting you deduce from this Ames’ Theory of action she takes she is damned needle?” the most helpful Isn't that bime?" on over have put you if she does and damned if she grilling weren’t engaged but he "They his mother or sister or zarre?” "From doesn’t If for instance she goes “That you are madly in love hoped they would be It seems Mr "No Well put It Just odd daughter or his next door neighto work and earns her own liv- with Miss Verne that you expect Madison told Craig he wanted Miss bor" awray it may be wanted for eviing she is accused of taking the to marry her after this excitement Verne for his own ahd I thought "Don't be funny Does anybody dence” bread and butter out of men's and publicity have blown over that was decent of him And Craig in this house knit?" (To be continued) mouths and all the ills of the de- That you were nearly frantic when agreed— Mr Madison told me this uncle had laid On are door at learned that her your pression you Then when the uncle himself the other hand if she sits down stolen your girl and thatnow you yon out Crnig just couldn't stand on the stool she is don't care very much whether the for it and he let his angry passions lambasted for being a parasite assassin is found or not Y’ou ad- rise and did for the usurper” who is sucking the lifeblood out mired and respected your uncle "How did he get in that locked So what is the but your head and heart are so room?" of the country full of Miss Verne and her charms poor thing to do? Ames looked at the detective Since her critics' declare that that you forget all else” with a comical glance women should not be permitted to Craig stared at the speaker "The only way there was to follow gainful occupations and yet “Where the devil did you get all get in" are reprimanded for partaking of that? Did I tell it to you?” "And what was that way?” That is (he fruits of the labor of poor yes "Unconsciously "Lord man! I don't know any men it certainly most of it The rest I deduced” more than you do" "You're a deuce of a deduccr! puts the female sex on a hot spot "What became of the instrument and leaves one wondering what It is part right and part wrong that killed him?' to are do for to food for hRve and deduce yourthey expected you’ll "It's here in the safe the examand clothes They could of course self which part is which” iner asked me to put it away in go nudist but what about beefThey had reached the house and safe keeping so I did" steak and onions? as they were about to go in Craig "Let me see it again” Most men settle this paradoxical paused a moment and said: "You Ames opened the safe "Sure” problem so far as the domestic don't have to tell what you learned and brought out the deadly side of it is concerned by simply from me do you Mr Stone?” weapon "No Craig not at present anyignoring the fact that any woman "Just a piece of metal outworks except those who labor how But some day soon I want that looks straight like steel about three side of their homes and get a pay you to he frank with me" inches long and sharply pointed on And they went in the house and at one end" he commented envelope night Saturday Stone Every husband speaks of support-inghi- s took their separate ways "This other end was cut off with wife and it is assumed went in senrch of Everett Ames a wire cutter” Stone said musthat she lives a life of inglorious He found him in the study his ingly "See It shows that it took ease even if she toils IS hours desk spread out with papers and two cuts to do it” a day with never a holiday or Amos himself looking tired and a “Is that of importance?” a day off not even on Sunday little bewildered "Probably not It only indicates That disposes nicely of the wom- A Difficult Sum that the wire was rut by an inexan who follows the career of wife perienced hand or with a dull "I say Stone" the secretary tool and mother She doesn’t take any What is il or what was it man’s job away fpom him And looked up from his work "I can't befnrp it was rut ?” I know my limitashe isn't fattening on anv un- do this sum "A knitting needle" earned increment either But it tions and while I'm the best secSlone looked up surprised I can never still leaves the woman whom some retary in captivity "How do you know?" he said man has loaded down with dia- grt through with this backwash "My mother used to knit a lot monds and pearls and Mr Madison was a sys- She had of stuff every sort of needle This bonds to be accounted for and she tematic and careful man as a rule she would call a fine one But she is a thorn in the flesh of the man but unimportant papers he often had them still finer This is not who hasn't been much of a left to take care of themselves" as big as the lead in a lead quite himself “Pitch ’em out Why worry with pencil Mother had some no thickWell what of it? If a rich man the unimportant ones?” er than a good sized pin" dies why shouldn't he leave his "But they're all mixed in to"Curious weapon to kill a man estate to his wife and daughters gether And it isn’t only that with” as well as his wife and sons? Why Also there are stocks and secur"But a clever one They say is a girl more of a parasite than ities that would seem to be lapsed a hoy if she inherits money she or discontinued or something but Under-ardid not earn? Most women are I daren’t throw them away for spenders by nature and they dis they may be of value Of course Iribute their wealth with a lavish Jdiss Madison can't help me in hand and the churches and the these things and the boys know safely I’d philanthropies would simply have rather less than their aunt to shut up shop and go into bank- like to get a professional a certiruptcy If it wasn't for rich wid- fied accountant nr somebody like ows that and have him set me It is nonsense (o say that the straight" wives of rich men are parasites 'Just the thing! Do that by all who never earned a dollar of the means It’s due to yourself you money they are enjoying Of can’t be expected to do two men's course there are some cases whore work They'll willingly pay for it a millionaire marries a flapper There isn't a mean hair in any or trades off an old wife for a Madison head" new one or a wealthy old widI’ll put it up to "I know it ower marries a second 1tinte In Miss Cornelia though I hate to 1 Does nof rot dresses— doea which the wife had no part in ask the boys" not irritate slcin I to Madison Miss husband's her but "I'll fortune making speak 2 No waiting to dry Can be used In America there has been a hardknow it will be ail right See here right slier slowing g wife at Ames have you found any real working 2 Instantly stops perspiration for the bottom of the success of nearly documents or letters about the to 4 days Removes odor Not Just notes every mnn who has arisen from village complexity? from perspiration or memoranda" poverty to riches lus2 Tender Young LEAVES-a- nd 4 A pure white greaselcsa stainI have henrd more than one “I haven't found much I’ve put less vanishing cream cious flavorful buds— givs extra framillionaire say that he owed his them all together Here they are 5 Arrid has been swarded tbs grance end bouquet success to his wife's management but nothing of any significance Approval Seal of the American I wish we could pin nnd good judgment and help In I'm afraid for 3 SUPERB BLEND— of unvarying quality Institute of Laundering the days when she used to wash the murder on some one of those being harmless to fabrics —praised by professional tea experts his shirt at night so he could have disgruntled citizens” of Arrid MILLION IS a dean one toevenr in the morn)ri today! 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