Show 3 Salt £ak tribune Wednesday Morning Parties Like Leaves Flurry-AbouSalt Lake's Visitors -- SOCIETY JflDAY VWhen leaves of brown oome Visitors tumbling down from border to border and coast to coast are here to enjoy the beauties of lingering fall And filling their vacation days are numerous smart parties din ners luncheons teas and Just informal r For Nexv Yorkers visitor scintillating In current social circles is Mrs Easton C Woolley A vivacious visitor from Forest Hills Long Island Mrs Woolley came to Salt Lake Ctity last week with Mr Woolley a Utah boy who is making good in NBC station service work in New York While he was free from business responslbllitieis the Woolleys were having fun at parties Among recent affairs given for them were a- - supper at which Mrs Curtis X Clawson was hostess at her home 1224 Second avenue and a dinner party which Sidney S Pox gave In the Empire room otf the Hotel Utah The couple lire due to head westward After Wednesday visit in San Francisco and Los Angeles they'll be on their way back to New YJork City For Mrs Landry memTwo Salt Lake society bers will be hostesses Wednesday at smart informal parties honoring Mrs L R Landry of Erath La a guest at the home of Mrs Payne Kibbe 156 I street I Mrs EricW Ryberg has invited guests to a noon luncheon at her home 1283 East South Temple street In the late afternoon Mrs M G Kuhre 1425 Circle way will entertain a few close friends of Mrs Landry and Mrs Kibbe at tea at her home t feld of Mlnneapolii i i9Sta' i Minn V r-''- When Mr and 31 rs W Z returned from Harrison Denver Colo t they them Mrr I noon mid-Octob- Alfred HTrughu E Hardtey and her Mrs J V Lyle left Salt Lake City about a week ago with a group- of friends on an extended trip to the iwuthwest Her Itinerary will include visits to the fascinating Mesa Verdi Colo Taos Santa Fe and the Carlsbad Caverns NH ' M 'and Phoenix Ariz - ( ' i ej 1 "'' ' ' ' 1 i I I I J l t ' 'V?J1 1 flV fKtmh tWMi -- °gt ySi i VH85 Jl QjJj J? 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V vr y- A 'MS JUW l V ' VsVi' i V'O (t'VV If'l w': -- ' ' J f urr d m — Young Matrons' club YWCA " - a m — Grand International 2 p proper-procedur- tferillxed I ' 'Z-H- ' -- auxiliary No 583 Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers I O O F hall 41 Post Office place 10:30 a m — Authors' club Lion House Social center 63 East South Temple street 1 p m — Ladles of St Paul's guild parish house Ninth East and Third South streets deal yourself an evenly balanced hand with an Ace and a- KLvg you would consider it a vej? poor hand and would pass If however your partner should open the bidding you would con- aider that you had a rather f:tlr? holding and would keep the bidding open for him On the othr hand if your partner shouM open the bidding with two of a suit you would probably conside r that you had a very strong hanil and would immediately contem-- t plate its slam possibilities So too you must change your attitude toward your 13 cardat when partner doubles and forces In today's hand! you to bid South made a light third hand opening of one Heart and West' doubled East responded with one Spade This is the even though the Diamonds are stronger Preference " - ia always given to the major suit in responding to doubles more especially when it is cheaper to "show It West was Justified in v his two no trump bid and East ' said to himself "I have a per- miserable hand" and- fectly ' passed and an easy game was missed It is true that standing by itself East's hand was no ball of PILLOWS uud driedwohd fluff f Jcckets fronTi II f I SfaCiSliifs— Swefl f 1 OB ' IS South The Chameleon Hand 'Whether a hand is good or bad cannot be determined mere- ly by looking at your 13 cards What may be a poor hand under one 8et °' '&cts vAght prove to be a very fine hand under other circumstances : It tor example you should i I UrreCt ! West p If I I IS 11072 754 East North f I O V42 North P J JI7J Both sides vulnerable deals 'fi fi if fe 1 "0 fi A Stifle vv?f'' vv? "I I f a?— cHrt ) n ' Sj JytCXl IJ ' y f-- fiWsl 7ft 7" H X olrom — V 7 t lis A v - l ili - - : -- A iV Jl- -- f- ' t ' - - f W ' ' V — VwOw-al " WWrVJvr- - - Club Notes 10 By Charles IL Ooren w& - ViVii V?- NV¥u V&rS Following tradition Ladles of Our Divine Saviour's pariah will serve a turkey dinner Thursday from 6 to 8 p ra at the Judge Memorial school cafeteria A clever program has been Simplified Bridge ' ' ' ' - --- j TiTsouTH i : ! ? jl ' - j ' I V'1'-- Salt Lake r C - -- 1 £r —iL v"" I ' ''rfV Ci it V 1 ? A Home Please " ' 1 mt We0y peeks at Um flowers eat tm dortag ferr rtalt Five fluffy kittens as cuts as any Walt Disney ever dreamed up are looking for homes If you'd iikt one of these plopsy bits of fur call spending the past three and a half years in Los- Rummage Sale Judge Memorial Oct 23 TO W 2nd So CaL Angeles - School but in light of partner's vigorous bidding it assumed a position of some respect in the community If West had opened with a bid of two no trump East would have no qualms about taking him to three hav ing more than half a trick West's bidding shows that his hand Is such that he would have opened with a bid of two no trump had there been no inter' ference East must remember that he might not have had the King of Diamonds It is sound policy for the partner of the doubler to overbid his hand Mr Ooren will personally answer an questions on bridge Be sure to inclose a stamped envelope with your question 4 p m — Women's 'board of Westminster college Foster hall arranged for tainment after-dinn- enter- er The Most Rev Michael F Sheehan pastor of Our Divine Saviour's pariah lis general chairman of the affair and Mrs William D Hurley is chairman of the dinner Assisting them are Father Milton J Kelly Mrs Willlam Moreton Sr Mrs Dan iel tTFeeney Mrs John P ' Flaherty Mrs Curtis Halre Mrs Joseph Tavey :Mrs Robert S Hull Mrs Mary M Mitchell Jack H Salmon Joseph J Kelser Mrs Eunice Mc Adams Mrs Helen Engman Mr Hurley Miss Virginia Brannagan and Miss Dorothy O'Sullivan On the transportation committee are Jack Halre Edward Philips Jr Robert O'Sullivan and George Morgan Men of the pariah under the chairmanship of Father Kelly are planning the entertainment ACHIMG-STIF- F 8 p m —Contemporary Readers' club Mrs Earl Carpenter 1070 East Sixth South street SORE MUSCLES 8 p m —Third Ward Worn en's Democratic club Mrs Wll Maaaage with thia wonderful "counter -- irritant" actually brines H fresh warm blood to achinf muscles II to help break up painful local liam street J Korth 345 Columbus NYLONS C&TTE For PROMPT relief— rub on Mus-terol-ai COD-feat- 1 Bitter then a mustard pUutcrl Mad in strengths Evening — Lambda of Beta Sigma Phi Neighborhood house 727 West First South street HEW a CREAM DEODORANT Nylon Foundations which safely STOPS undrv PERSPIRATION ill I JMl" 1 not tot dresses or men's shirts Does not irriute skia 1 Does I See these exquisite new Nylon foundations as I'Qht as air and so restraining Amai- 'n9'y sron3- 00 launder easily and dry in a iiHv Nvlon elastic net inserts attrac- tiwely fagotted seams cotton Alencoo lace bust sections zipper - plush-bacle- Co-ntortsb- ly 2 No wsiting to dry Cia be used right after shaving 3 Instantly stops perspiration try- - back- - w $1000 to $loS0 CONSULT MADAM DAHL to 3 days Removes odor from pcrspLntioo keeps armpits dry 4 A pare white gtetscless stainless vanishing cream Arrid has been awarded the Approval Seal of The American Institute of Laundering for being harmless to fabric CorttMJfflig Compasjr xptrf for all day today of er sxpsrltscs f tellt d medium-lo- s 1 ArrM It Hie LAJtOEST SCO) NO DEODORANT of Try or today any star which aells flood fitted I oer ffc Fro-eet- corff Take odveefoo aid knowledge Corsef Zaleih — 4eerbock's Secoeef Floor 39q ar AIM hi Kt mm4 CHARGE IT AT SU mn ARRID self-address- ed '" ilT-- -- Turkey's on the Dinner Plate For Parish Folk on Thursday er ' 1 V' fl CKi- f "y4fia V 'i V -- Attractive Miss Shirley Crawford who is back in Salt Lake City to make her home after d er is Inexpensive" r 90 - I -- V - ? M f £? t f ? W ( Birthday Party - irt t Mats ' iVf-- v f ( i -X Al O- - I ao ' 5' VWaAHH Wf WVVUrA v-J- V-- iV Mrs baby soiv Rollin Paul Hardey By the way the Hairrisona vis- ited with the Hardeya for week' before their return td' Salt Lake City ' Mr and Mrs Raymond M will be off to the Smith aunny gulf region in another week For them there'll be blue waters golden sands and a "second honeymoon" in G!aymaa Mexl? Mr and Mrs 8 A Kennedy are back home again after their week sojourn in summery Phoenix Ariz and Los Angeles Cal The Kennedys attended the metropolitan water convention in Phoenix Miss Hamtnel Feted v 1 Off for the Denver g(ame! Mr and Mrs Gilbert W WilIn Anchorage Alaska the end of this month Miss Donna liams Mr and Mrs JCdwln S Felt and Mrs Richard' C WilAdamson will become the bride of Lieutenant Guy W Crane liams will leave Salt Lake City who is stationed there for the present for Denver Colo' Thurstlay eveWilliams Is and Mr George Wonder The lovely brunette bride-to-b- e ning Richard Wun-dDenver in stationed with the son Parsons William her will sail soon from Seattle ordnance department so-- there'll are visiting in Salt Lake be somewhat of a reunidn Mrs Waah and will later Join LieuThe whirl of pre- City with Mrs Wunder's parRichard Williams was MTss MaC C ents Mrs ParMr and Bartenant Crane at Fort Richardnuptial fetes honoring Miss sons rian Judd not so long Lieutenant Wunder who bara Anne Hammel will culmi- v son Anchorage where their inwas originally stationed in ' j when nate transBoise evening will Thursday Idaho has been Mrs Llewellyn Lloyd formal military marriage cereMiss Brent Berry entertains at ferred to Langley Field Va He be off for a two weeks) visit in Los Angeles Saturday mony will take place Carl E left for his new post Monday her home 450 Twelfth East ' morning Mrs Wunder and Wilstreet Forsberg who Is also of Salt liam expect to Join him there are Home from the roast Miss Hammel will become the Lake City will be best man some time around the first of Mr and Mrs R L Bird ami their bride of James Stanley McKay: December son Denny They vacationed for The announcement of Miss October 29 six weeks in Los Angeles Adamson's engagement is made Mr and Mrs J D Darlan Mr and J Mri her parents by are home from Seattle Wash From Richmond Va 11 Adamson of 851 Edison after spending some time with comes Mrs Robert Twelves for a street Lieutenant Crane is the Victor lodge No 89 Ladies' their daughter in the coast! city visit of several weeks with! her The Harlans returned Sunday son of Guy W Crane 414 Thlr- society of the Salt Lake City parents Mr and Mrs DeSert Brotherhoods of Locomotive via the inland route and Reno M Draper With her is her teenth East street Firemen and Englnemen will Nev small Carolyn i By daughter hold its monthly birthday lunchMrs Twelves Lakers Salt many Mrs Clara M Clawson buys for eon party Thursday at 1 p ml Is remembered as Miss Jme Her first visit to Salt Lake TOU the woman with a job to do in the Moose club at 161 South Miss Dorothy Sonnen- Draper City giving you Fashion Service and Second East street A business Satisfaction at Prices that are meeting will follow the lunch(Adv) eon Right 57 So MainJ '' &yrt 4 "Donna Adamson Soon to Become Bride of Lieutenant Crane le V 't South Temple m m JIIm Donna AdamHon will leave Seattle Wash the end of the month for Anchorage Alaska where she will become the ' bride of Lieutenant Gny W Crane ht-sty- f J' a guest at Grace V the home Nortz and family 1107 East lit of Mr Miss Honnenfeld w "where 'A The weather' conscious : tenvta nMjaifc-- t Off to Brazil Miss Shirley Crawford's friends will be pleasantly surprised to find that she's back in Salt Lake City to make her home after spending the last three and a half years in Los Angeles Cal En route here from the coast Miss Crawford spent some time in San Francisco with her brother William R Crawford For the present she's staying with her sister and brother-in-laMr and Mrs L W Sowles at thefr home 1725 Michigan avenue fli I jjfr October 22 1941 To bid them farewell Mrs Gilbert's mother and sister Mrs O R Dlbblee and Mrs Brigham E Roberts left here for Denver Tuesday Mrs Dlbblee and Mrs Roberts may stay over to see our Utah Utes tanglewith the Denver Pioneers on the gridiron Saturday Per-nambu- co Folk From Here There Add Spice to Autumn Slate f i Robert Gilberts (he was the United Air Lines meteorologist here for many months) will soon give Salt Lakers the lowdown on Brazilian weather for they together with their son — Ricky —will leave their present Denver home in a few days for Another get-togeth- -- 77th YEAR HOURS 10 to 6 DIAL fe |