Show Wednesday Morning Zbe 5att gake Here There route En January 28 1912 1410 tor SOCIETY Wanhington D C Mr and Mrs Fisher Barris' left Salt Lake City last Variety Marks Social Doings TODAY vening Mrs C C Crismon has left Salt Lake City bound for New York Her sons Lieutenant Paul M Crisman and Lieutenant Lester C Crisman will meet her at Trenton N J Lieutenant Paul Crisman is at present stationed at Edgewood Arlktd senal and Lieutenant Lester Crisman at- Fort Dix N J I t Mra Daniel Alexander with her mother Mrs Adolph Barr had arrived home Tues day from San Francisco end ing an extended visit with her two daughters there While on the coast she also spent borne time in Fresno Cal with her son Lieutenant Daniel " Mrs Dean F Brayton To Be Hostess j er 0 Campus Capers t Rowland ' ' ) sw e T1 breakfasts teas parties galore are crowding the prenuptial days of Miss Helen Woolley bride-to-b- e of Robert I Blaksiee of Philadelphia A smart dinner given by Mrs Luncheons and dinners I ') r1 7) e 4 7 1- -1 ra Ull kz Gil the tedious task of packing in preparation for their departure from the city Thursday Helen Woolley in Midst of Party Whirl CHEST COLDS wITIVAIM 7 Tn -- 0 Li LL -1- -1 77-7- 1 LL‘) 3114 (7:71 ON ALL REMAINING WINTER I Miller and Pediolov SHOES Formerly From $895 to $1695 Cr) Qii 04) 'f 4 Marie Anne Hibberd T Lewis Hostess on Wednesday will be Mrs James E Henchey Jr who will entertain at the home of her mother Mrs O E McGahen 1704 Hervert avenue and on Thursday Mrs' C R Fish will entertain at the University club Set for Friday is a dinner to be given by Mrs Reho C Thorum and Mrs Walter J Lewis at the Lewis home 1361 Browning avenue Miss Woolley will be honored again on Saturday at a luncheon Mrs Viere Wiesley and Mrs Clarence Ray of 'Denver will give The new month will also begin with a whirl of parties On February 1 Miss Helen Rogers and Miss Aline Rogers will be cohostesses at a breakfast and the following day Mrs J D Caulfield apd Mrs A L Bale' will entertain together at the home of Mrs W H Lovesy 1319 Yale avenue Mr and Mrs James Ingebretsen and their daughter Miss Peggy Ingebretsen have planned a buffet supper for February 3 at the Alta club and Mrs J Holman Waters will be hostess at a luncheon at the Newhouse hotel on February 4 Mrs Thomas F Ralphs and Miss Louise Hughes have Frock 1 d 4 Is Wedded - - - Following their marriage which was performed by Sidney J Ott ley Tuesday evening in the Lion House Social Center 63 East South Temple street Mr and Mrs Reg L Johnson received 250 friends and family members The bride who before her wedding was Miss Marie Anne Hibberd is a daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert E Hibberd 974 South street East Twenty-firs- t Mr Johnson is a son of Mr and Mrs Cecil E Johnson of Magna The bride frocked in an exquisite gown of brocaded white satin carried a bouquet of pale pink roses and sweet peas Her veil fell from a delicately fashioned coronet of seed pearls She was attended by her sister Mrs Jack Gibbons matron of honor Miss Neva Gene Lemmon maid of honor and Miss Afton Hibberd Miss Margaret DeVriea and Miss Alice Johnson bridesmaids State The ski slopes and Swiss of Sun Valley Idaho chalets will be the winter playground for vacationing Rowland Hallera this week end R H sports enthusiasts AAAA AAA J ( 11 B 171 21 271 211 19 161 1 21 20 25 22 18 19 27 25 27 8 1 T 1 11 Wednesday gt Libby's Red Tall Can -I 12: 13 Vv 17i 171 101 12 10i 7 1 111 5 i 1 2115'81612121 -1 Dressy Types I iltkialibta litatibOxis akaailion NO FURTHER REDUCTIONS p l' i ae- 11'11 ''7' '' Pattern 1484-- B Bell pattern No is designed for sizes 2 3 4 5 and 6 years Send for the new Fashion Book just published Pattern 15 cents Pattern Book 15 cents one pattern and Pattern Book Barbara 1484-- B ordered together 25 cents Send your orders to The Home Service elegram s Bu- signed to help fill those needs! Cooked with the same skill that has made Heinz famous for 72 years these unstrained foods are ready to serve Order Heinz Junior Foods Your youngster will enjoy their flavors! 1 ! t i h LlyER Sliced fill! 60 EAST SO:TEMPLE SPECIAL CORN SPECAL PACK POPS PERFECTLY r EXTRA IF - lb 311T211 Mild Cure Squares Cor hi ) Corn - co Style N rang can Cans v otiot 46-0- z 4monmougsowmil - 10 il: ç' i: Lbs - l' Solid Heads No1 44s ea : 35co monsspa" nsh lh 4 c Spinach 1111::26 I 3c mmed - 2 : - : :: v juaar rs t 25c 3 Ic 19c 25c 6 436 25c I— - EnUDIVE it)If 441' 4- sc Ibi NI'c'ril 40 7c' 8c 6c lb 2 - 25c lb lb 1 r ---'-- -' v-- - z lbs 1 sc '' 1 v "Tji) ''' Heinz Ketchup Lge 2 - 37c I- bottles Heinz Spaghetti Tall Kellogg's All Bran Albérs Corn Flakes 1 cans 3 -- Cleanse- - l 1 --- 4 BPI - Dine --- -- 4 c 19c Pk Quaker Oats Tl:eractgce Coffee MJB n H ershey's C ocoa Pound to p ilk sego tall rills - 1! 5 sweet - 4 117c can Q 15c 10c doz Delicious No 1 4I1‘cfl fur 0- Soup lec so A9 4411As for Lge cans 2 for SoupBeins cans 3 for Campbell's Tomato TENDER 0110 k":: lot D4o6leo'zs In i : 4' - e 20f Pr vitt? — Cris? 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Lamb Chops Mrs M Andresen of Olympia Wash national vice president of the western division of the American Legion auxiliary was the guest of honor at a luncheon given by the American Legion auxiliary in the coffee shop of the Hotel Utah Tuesday afternoon Mrs H C McShane secretary of the Utah department auxiliary was in charge of the affair Cigarettes IV Steaksfin Hamburger 0 15c Eeck Pork Bones Sausage ZI:try Is Feted Grapefruit 18c lb lb Fresh 19c 22c 25 lb Byectlele 210 P11 Butter I 27c lbs 1CO2 a 1:41 lb reustist 13 1 ) C Li 1 '' Sliced Beef Tongues —mank GIANT PKG - : Fresh stiLri oil CAN Buy 4 11)- PORK CHOPS BEST TOO § can 1 WHITE WASHES without Bleaching 1 Shoulder Cuts 'THESE TWO SEALS MEAN PROTECTION FOR BABY! reau Salt Lake City Utah tJ - — §4§§§§§rmagnailliti— 4 lb t t 0 12 DELICIOUS KINDS Chicken Farina Vegetable Porridge 2 Creamed Diced Potatoes S Chopped Carrots 4 Lamb and Liver Stew 5 Creamed Tomato and Rice 6 Creamed Green Vegetables 7 Chopped Spinach S Pineapple Rica Pudding 9 Creamed Diced Vegetables In Apple Fig and Date Dessept U Chopped Mixed Vegetables IS Prune Pudding I f:"‘ Solid Thuringer Summer ptst-6Tribune-T- 1st Gr -- 30 lb 40c lb 41c Solid CRISCO r 17C 19C Sodas 2 lbs Grahams L44 Legion Head Foods are specially de - 2 lbs 141 meals—and Many Styles Appropriate For Immediate Wear and In Black Brown Tan Tailored and Spring POSITIVELY vi - k- babies require nutritive R hearty highly Heinz Junior 7 i7121 8 i8I21 9 !912 6 51'2 Tuesday and 1 kRISCO IF Junior Foods! These Prices Effective - -- r77I There're now two boys and two girls at the Rulon H Sanders household The second son said "hello" to the world just last Thursday at the L D S hospital Serve These Nourishing Delicious Carefully Prepared Dishes— Heinz 12 12 i2131719181813 'r AA A 5 A oil fl I i EZMMiMM IN 51 'CE I ' State So Temple and 5th East 920 So Main UNABOUT i4ri ME s bound boarding the sports-lantrain Thursday evening will include Miss Eloise Eamberger Miss Miss Jackie Buehler Jeannane Brooks Miss ha Raye Carleson Miss Claire Clendenin Miss Miss Virginia Cornwall Bette Jeanne Decker Miss Mary Lou Hovenden Miss Nancy Gilmer Miss Carlyn Jones Miss Marigold Kinney Miss Mary Koch Miss Georgette Anne Lockhart Miss Thelma Mechin Miss Janet Ossman Miss Patsy Pearsall Miss Pat Pomeroy Miss Joyce Stewart Miss Lois Stewart Miss Peggy Sweet Miss Louann Wallace Miss Sybil White Miss Mary Louise With ers and Miss Elizabeth Wright Miss Helen C Mang and Mrs lone D V Berkley will accompany the girls as chaperons - hwMl4 NJ at So 3760 So D 4 Nit419 a ( CHART SHOWS AVAILABLE SIZES AND ISIDTIIS: 31ii b Pmb Prohurt Gyro way 21 d ready entertained at a dinner party for Miss Woolley Austin B Smith honored her Tuesday ' evening and on Monday a luncheon at the Aviation club was given by Mrs David 704 li-idt- igsgembasu4klecw Sugarhouse East Broad- Cradle Netvs Mrs Walter F Clarke and her daughter Miss :Nancy Clarke take a few minutes off from FOIZ THE MONEY ! LIMITED TIME -AT TOILET 60005 COUNTERS lAhle bsmi HINDS TWICE AS MUCH 2nd Gr QUINTUPLETS i '' Hall-er- -- Off t9 Sun Valley "bicycle-built-for-tw- -- 47 smart affair 4e At the Sigma CM mansion where thingst really be poppin' later no secrets are being revealed but a few of the mob are wearing ridiculous caps of the vintage Rush week is fun! 4) : OMEIOWNED-114$IMITIO- - Cutie coeds will have the best the Betas have to offer in waffles omelets and "pork de luxe" before they whip over the Sig house for the annual Derby festivities The Pi Kaps are using comfort a la new chairs to wangle bids for their tong They have new punch pitchers watercolor prints and new burned edge picture frames in the blue room that they're bragging about too! T1 1111P St STORE LOCATIONS Friends will take time-- out from the war news of the rrio rnent for a bit of relaxation Thursday afternoon when Mrs Dean F Brayton entertains at luncheon at the Town club Twelve guests will attend the le "A dash of this ktpd a dash of that" is uppermost in the minds of the "dashing" Betas on the campus this week as they plan for their pledge breakfast for new sorority affiliates Saturday a yem about 10 lini 1267 Seco nd avenue Luncheon Is Planned i i CREAM ALMOND y 1 - Alex-End- HONEY PRICE 511 SIZE and their attractive daughter Miss to Salt Lake friends Thursday evening when they leave the Nancy Clarke will 8ay good-bcity en route for Chicago The Clarkes will spend some time there before continuing on to their new home in Logan W Va Later in the year Mrs Tonkin who is visiting in GlenClarke's mother Mrs John H Bridge dale Cal will join them in West Virginia Miss Patricia Clarke a student at Mills college at From knitting to bridge Oakland Cal and John Clarke members of the Phi Delta Theta Mothers' club will forsake their who is at present studying at defense actIvitien Saturday Redwood college in Victoria B fternoon for a smart bridge to at the Will C travel Logan luncheon They will meet at dome of the school year the frnternity house 1371 East South Temple ettreet at I p in Among the parties that have complimented Miss Clarke will Mrs Clara M Clawson quotes be a luncheon at the Town club as saying: "Have a Suit Vogue Thursday afternoon Miss Claire that makes you look both effiClendenin and Misa Patay Pear cient and feminine" Notice tomall as cohostesses will enterday 's windowat 57 So Main (Advertisement) tain 12 of Miss Clarke's Rowland Hall friends Mr and Mrs Walter F Clarke FOR REGULAR ONLY:Z5 - I8c 24c 6Ic 15c 3Fc Sc |