Show I Funerals I Private services for John and Joanne Lensky twin babies of Mr and Mrs Vie Vic Lensky were held this morning in the KIrkendall chapel The Infants w were ere born bom Sunday In the Dee hospital Interment was made In the Mountain MountainView MountainView MountainView View cemetery Services for Adrew J J. J Egbert t Eg rt were held eld on Saturday afternoon In the tabernacle conducted by Bishops Counselor Joseph Johnson Musical numbers Dum rs were given by Zip Zip- Zipporah porah Stewart and Sarah arah Strong Stron Hy- Hy Hyrum Byrum rum rura Walker Mrs Vera Layton Larton Mrs John Thornley and her daughters Alice and Doris Thornley Invocation In was given en by President Jesse Jess M M. 3 Smith and benediction was wag pronounced by Bishop Richard Scofield Speakers were ere President Henry H H. Blood Bishop David E E. Layton J J. F F. Adams Bishop James E E. Ellison and ard Joseph Joeseph Johnson Interment was In the cem cern cemetery Bishop Arnold D LI D. Miller def dedi rated the grave Services Sef for Barbara Jean Orton old month daughter dau of Chai Chao C Cand and Thelma Stimpson Orton Orion were held on Sunday sundar afternoon In the Riv- Riv Riverdale chapel Bishop B M. M K Jacobs presided Opening prayer payer was given gI by S S. James BInham and benediction by J J. M M. Stevens Speakers were W Vt WN WN N N. Barker George C and Bish Bishop op Jacobs Singers were U 11 f E E. E Bing- Bing Bingham him ham h Arthur BInham Pearl Child Verna Stephens and Mrs Pauline C Martin Four small boys bors acted act as u pall pall- pallbearers pallbearers I bearers borers bo- bo and little girls had charge of or orthe the flowers Cloves The grave gra In the Ogden ORden I city cemetery was dedicated by Jesse J e A A. Child Services for foe Melvin Melvln Clyde Griffin G son sort of Mr lr and Mrs Waiter Griffin w were Tere rs held on 01 Sunday afternoon In the Taylor ward with Bishop J J. J J. J Gib Gib- Gibson Gib- Gib Gibson son Mn presiding Musical numbers num rs were given by Leland LelaM Gibson Elsie Eble Gibson Lillian Hadley George A A. A Hunter and 2nd five rhe little school hool girls Speakers were Iere Heber B B. Hawkes Stephen Ste hen C C. G G. L. L Gibson Haiti Huel Hadley President John r E. Griffin Bishop W W. H H. Jar- Jar Jardine Jardine dine dice and Bishop Gibson Invocation was given by J 3 J. J J J. Larson and b benedic- benedic t hort on by Geo-ge Geo A A. A Heslop Interment was made In hi the West Aest Weber eeme- eeme tery tey The grave e was wan dedicated by George A A. Hunter Members of the deacons deacons' d ons' ons quorum acted as pallbearers Services for Mrs Jennie Jansen Barton wife of Martinus Barton were held on Sunday afternoon in the Wll- Wll ton eon ward chapel with B shop James H H. presiding Singers were the therard theard ward rard choir Florence Anderson Anderzon Mag- Mag MagRie Rie Ille Sanders Mary ary Belt Bell Taylor Parley and Mrs Carl Opening prayer was given by Bishop John Gibson and benediction by Rob Rob- Robert ert ti-b McFarland Speakers were acre Evart Hyatt Kryn l ryn Van Kampan n E E. A A. A. A Bingham President Frank W W. Strat Strat- Stratford Stratford ford and Bishop Platt PItt th No-th Weber We r stake presidency pr high l gh councilmen and stake officers attended In a body In Iii In- Interment was WU read in th city elty IJ William C. C Hunter dedi dedicated dedi the grave grae gra e. Overcoat New Nev Water proof Wrinkle proof 5 Well Dressed Mans Man's Wardrobe Wardroe One Olle Ollen cm An n coat outer outer coat outfit all allin in ill one are 4 each of these J t f i wrinkle kl f e c proof w I.- I. v ii water proof proof l. l T o t J coats They r iJ f f m eliminate Ii t the t h emma e C 1 V need for a a. t l of raincoat a apolo l 1 polo coat t f o I. I and a If e i 0 motoring coat 1 J JJ J fM not to mention fJ de t 44 the tile saiDI in in fi 1 i h i tailors tailors' bills i A tr- tr which they the l t. t t J Jt bring about 1 J t r rJ Light tan with of t I t tf f chocolate check L fM I A t 1 11 I lines lUles is the t- t cIs io I belted model k t 1 t I at the right rt t. t I Of e conser f J cut is 15 the black tf k 1 1 at the left I. I i worn to to A N h antage ad a d an t age with wIt h y 10 chamois h. C amols cs glo ill t z orA and bright j jI cravat It I t also a I so Ir kL t Y C e comes com in m blue bine t z iI Models courtesy WW t 74 t. t of or HIckey Free Freeman I r. r 1 v J I x man t P B r J j i. i By CURTIS WOOD For NEA l Service ice NEW V JE YORK Nov 14 The H.-The The average a i American male regrets that he cannot support a a. wardrobe in the man man- manner manner ner ncr to lo which hes he's like to have base it ac accustomed ac- ac accustomed After all suits costing a pro pro- profusion profusion profusion fusion of topcoats overcoats o and rain rain- raincoats raincoats coats coats not to mention tailoring and pressing bills runs Into inlo money mone quite quile j a a. healthy chunk of money at t that I Here is the latest thing out out out-a a wrinkle wrinkle proof proof and water proof cloth It means the elimination of or a 1 rain rain- raincoat raincoat raincoat I coat and the saving saying of a 1 polo and knockabout sports and motoring coat If one wants to be truly economical And Arid then there is that recurring ever-recurring presentation of a tailoring bill blU neatly n avoided Before Pizarro conquered Peru high up in the mountains of the Andes daughters of the Inca rulers were weaving wea from the hair of the llama some hangings to grace grate the Temples of the Sun and warm blankets in bright designs for their skinned copper-skinned princes This winter and next spring th the same some fibers libers will wilt be grating gracing the backs of American males malca from Fifth fth avenue to lo the Pacific coast It makes excel excel- excellent excellent excellent lent material as protection against the elements clements Suits Suit will ill retail from I 65 up overcoats o m and top coats cool from 75 up I I r was recently asked what a gentle genUs gentleman's gentleman's mans man's wardrobe should contain keep keep- Ing of course within the limits of the average erae well dressed male as compared with wilh merely the average a male For you jou ou see many insist the average male Is not well dressed Here are the minimum requirements Two lounge suits or as many more as you want and can afford a gray and a blue or a brown and a blue the latter double-breasted double is La jou ou can wear ear that style well If U you are short or oL ot chubby it might Inight pay to t avoid it itA A twe tw tweed d with knickerbockers and long trousers to match A silver flannel gray double breast ed suit for country house wear Extra trousers of white and gray flannel A braided or plain cutaway in dark gray ay or black cheviot with waistcoat of white striped trousers for formal formalwear formalwear formalwear wear to weddings church events e etc Only the silk topper may be correctly worn with this I Spats are no DO longer necessary In fact spats are a n. bit out out If U you dislike the cutaway you rou might substitute a a. plain black chev chev- cheviot chevIot lot lounge suit with striped trousers A plain white stiff shirt with wing collar and a gray or black and white hand four or Ascot tie is correct for the cutaway A plaid top topcoat coat which may be used as ou a a. polo coat a motor coat coot or for forlear wear sear to football games etc A con- con sen alive Chesterfield of ot with which a black derby always alas looks smart smut A dark brown or chocolate felt with or without 1 snap brim depending on the thet theto contour to of f your jour face A light gray fb ura laU 1 with t taped brim b and a Belgian crush r hat is Cs very ery popular right now and very reasonable too Most stores carry the Imported Import d Belgians at around 7 Another tip that is evidently e need need- needed ed cd Many gentlemen wear light top topcoats topcoats cut none too voluminously and then make the ensemble look skimpy by wearing a heavy muffler with wilh pro pro- protruding protruding protruding folds It If it is cold enough for forthe forthe forthe the protection of or the muffler switch Into an overcoat O It is much better looking |