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2 THE OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINLR SUINUAY MQRNING, JULY J
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H J Salt Lake Society
I I 1 SALT LAKE, July 1 Announce
mont Is made by farmer Governor
' and Mrs. Bamberger of this clly. who
mtc now visiting In New v..,u. of th
engagement of their daughtre, Elsa,
-to Herman I. Mlchnol .son of Mrs
4 Oscar Michael of Emit Orange. N. J.
-The date for the wedding will be an
nounced later.
Miss Bamberger, who In with her
-parents In New York, Is a groat fu-j-
vorlto In Salt Lal;e society and news
"f the engagement will be read with
much Interest.
X In honor of Miss Olivia Bridges of
New York guest of Miss Marion
- nickerbocker. Mlsa Knickerbocker and
"Miss .losephino Kitor entertained t
tea Tuesday afternoon at th Rl ei
home on B street
A gold and blue color schemi
carried out In the decorations of the
grooms and the tea table. A gol.i bowl
,of daisies and blue delphinium formed
the centerpiece for the table. Blue
-Canterbury bells and Golden 'alitor-1
nla popples were used In the recep-1
-I Hon room
The hostesses were assisted in re- j
-coning by Mrs L E. Klter. Presld '
lng at the tea table were Mrs Scott
.t-iroo and Mrs. Ernest A. Smith. As
Jjslsllng In serving weri Miss Muriel
-Qayford, Miss Dorothy fJayfdrd Miss
-Z Margaret Dlnwoodey, Miss Lola
Brandon, Miss Oolse Brandon. Miss
StHl.i Kin. . lid. Miss Katherine lirown,
Mlss Anne Mayo and Miss Lois Cow--ley.
i
- The marriage of Miss Krjinccs Cas
fiaady and Hr. George Garrison Vcr
hryck of Gooding Ida . took place at
l f-.i'L-'u r.lh..lr..l T.....-.1... .. t ..n
Thc ceremony waa performed by Dean
jjv. W, Fleetwood. The cathedral was
decorated In while summer flowers j
'n(i greens, Lawrence Bberly, organ
ist, furnished the woddinp muelc. The !
-Redding march from Lohengrin wae I
m the processional and Mendelssohn's
march the recessional.
The bride wore a white Canton
crepe gown, with hat to match. Miss
Kathleen Kaje, who attended the
I bride, wore orchid taffeta and a
white hat or horsehair braid. She
carried an old-fashioned bOUQUOt. Dr.
John Wilson was best man. The bride
was given In marriage by her brother.
Louis Vail Cassady.
A wedding breakfast followed the
ceremony at the Motel Ltah. A low
bowl of orchid sweet peas formed '
centerpleco for the table. The couple
will spenfl their honeymoon in Yel
lowstone and will be at home at
H Gooding, Ida., after August 1.
Mi s Cordelia Straup. n July bride,
slslslsM was the guest of honor at a luncheon
I given Tuesday by Mrs. Bertha Martin
at the Hotel Utah. IMnk carden flow
ers decorated the table and figures
of girls In summer frocks were on
the place cards.
maamam Covers were laid for the following
H guests Mrs D, X. Straup, Mrs. 11 A ,
H Weymouth. Mrs. E. H. Dorman. Mrs
H J C Wyatt, Mrs. Samuel H, Klttleman
WW Mrs. J. EL Mays and Mlsa Bthel Mas s
H gave a luncheon at the Hotel Utah
.Wednesday for Mi.-- Straup
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H Mrs. Wilbur S. Hodgson entertained
;j At her home on East Broadway Tm s
day afternoon lor her young daughter
Hpf Patricia. Gardon flowers di
the rooms. In the ton room a Delft ;
blue and pink color scheme was car- (
H ried out. Blue Canterbury bells and i
Ophelia roses were arranged as a en
H terplece on a cluny luce COTST over i
pink. Four Delft blue cathedral an- .
dlestlcks were in crystal holders.
Presiding at the tea table were Mrs.
Arthur H. S. Bird. Mrs. C E. Hawyer,
Mrs. A. C. Behle. Mrs. E. E Corf
H man, Mrs. J. P Thlriot. Mrs. M. .1.
H Dalley. In charge of the tea room
"f were Mrs. Fred Davidson. Mrs. George
H B. Thomas and Mrs, R. E. Jerauld.
H Assisting in serving were Miss Ado- (
H laidc Ackerman Miss Peggy Wall.
Miss Kathleen Strickland Misfl Mavla
Diehl. Miss Barbara Bacon . Miss
H Aileen Corfman. Miss Betty Perkins,
H Miss Evelyn Bcott and Miss Kathcrlnc
Thomas.
H Cards were received nt the loor by
Miss Alberta Davidson and Miss Jan.-
1 Thlriot The Kinney orchestra fur
nished musk Two hundred and fifty
invitations were issued.
In an Impressive home ceremony,
H the wedding of Miss EdIUi Armstrong
And Alfred William Selfert took place
Wc-dnesdny evening at 8 o'clock at
I -the .residence of the bride's parents,
Mr and Mrs W. F. Armstrong, on
B street The marriagi- service was
performed by Bishop William Arm
strong. A reception followed
The rooms were decorated in roses,
shasta daisies, ferns and palms. The
Riinocr table hurl B -liver basket of
H red roses and shasta daisies as a cen
terpiece, on a Madeira and tpluny
I The bride wore a go n of whit
satin and lace, with a veil ought with
orange bloKsomv. and carried bride
roses arranged In a shower. The
hrldo was attended by her Slstett
Miss .Belle Armstrong and Aflss Mar
garet Armstrong Aflsv Belle Ami-1
strong wore pink georgette rrp
trimmed In silver. Miss Margaret
Armstrong wore pink and lavender
georgette trimmed In silver Both of
the bridesmaids carried pink and or
chid BW et peas and pink roses. Jamo
M. Armtrong was best man.
Assisting Mr. and Mrs Armstrong
In receiving were Mrs. Francis Arm
strong and Mr. and Mrs. T t. Burton
' Presiding at the supper table wcro
Mrs. E. W Bralnurd and Mrs. I. R.
. Barton. Assisting in serving were
MKs Oertrud Moyle, Miss Beulah
Itos-r. Miss Florence Armtronrc.
Miss Helen Armstrong and Miss Ethel
i Armstrong.
kfusli wis furnished by Mrs. Lydla
J White Boothbs and her ore tiestra
I One hundred and fifty Invitations
I were Issued.
The couple will be at home after
j August 1 at 133 P 3trcct.
The marriage of Miss Ruth Fox
and Murray C, God . took place
I Wednesday evening at 7. SO o'clock
at the home of tre bridegroom's p:ir
I ents. Air and Mr- Murray C Godbe. ;
Br on B street The cercmonv ,waa 1
Performed by Bishop T. A. Claw.son1
I and was followed by a small recep- I
tion.
The rooms were decorated in pink
and white roses, with a basket of
pink roses as o emterpleoo for the j
I - per tuble.
The bride wore a gown of white
reorgotto and satin and curried bride
r ises. The bridesmaid. Miss Lucllo
Payne, wore pink taffeta and carried
pink fweot peas. Wuldem.ar Clayton
was best men.
Following a short wedding trip the
couple will make their home In Salt
Lake
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth
Sutton and Wllber E. Thaln of Ogdon
took place Wednesday morning in the
Bait Lake temple. The ceremony was
performed by postle Stephen L. Rlc. -nrds.
A wedding breakfast followed at the
home of the bride's parents. Mr and
I Mis J. 11 Sutton. 374 Eighth ave
nue. PlnK roses In a basket formed
a centerpiece fo; the table. Covers
were laid for twenly relatives and
! close friends.
The bride wore a gown of whi'e
Canton crepe with a corsage of Cecil
Bninner roses. The couple have gone I
to the Hermitage In Ogden canyon :o
spend the remainder of the week, i
They will m. their home In Oed-i !-
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The wedding of Miss Plancho
Clumbers and J. Harold Porgstrom
todt nlaco Wedn--sda nortilng in the
I Salt Lake temple A reception was
I given Wednesday ovilhg a' the horn.
of the bride s'parents Mr. and Mrs
j J. H Bergstrom. OB 5 East Nln'h
I South street The reception room
i was decorated In s color scheme of
j green and white, with daisies, palms
I and ferns In the dining room pin
, and white sweet peas wer? used f j.
the decorations.
Miss Mnry Chambers, bridesmaid.
; wore orchid tnffotu and carried la -I
ender sweet peas. Miss Lily Allen.
, bridesmaid, wore pink crepe de chine
i and carried pink swoet peas. The
matron of honor. Mrs. Delbert Folsom
McXalnara. wore cream orgnndy and
carried white sweet peas. Paul Fol
som was best man.
Following a short wddlng t rip. the
couple will bo at rome in Salt Lake
The marriage of Miss Clcone DonH
on. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John
Donelson. and C. Ralph Cornwall
took place Wednesday morning In the
Salt Lake temple A wedding break
fast followed at the home of Mr. and
Mr- H . J. Dpnelson on Blaine ave
nue. A reception was given Wednesday
night at the hom-- of thi bride's par
ent ?'.".' Fist (seventeenth s'ourh
strt. Mlafi Margr.ret Donelson was
hrldesmold. MISS Mir Ion Cornwoll
was flower girl and Max Marshall
was bost man.
Mr and Mr. Cornwall will spend
the summer in Salt Lake and will ro
to Philadelphia In the early fall,
where Mr Cornwall will continue his
medical studies at the Ufllverelty of
Pennsylvania.
In COmDilment to the hri.io -a M
i Cornwall, Mrs. Donald A Priestley
and Mrs. Leonldan Fisher entertained
at the home of the Intter 95o Holly
wood avenue. Just previous to th"
wedding.
The evening w.is cporu n janclng.
music and game Prizes were won
I by Miss Cleone Donelson nnd Mrs.
Elaine Bagley. Pink roses and car
nations were ued throughout the liv
ing rooms. Supper was serej from
seven small tables in the dining room.
; Crystal baskets of pink roses formed
the centerpiece for each table. The
color scheme was carried out In the
loea and confections. The guests num
; bered twenty-eight
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Miss Angnllne Bolognese and Rulon
Niigley were married at 7 o'clock
rtuumuij eemng at me home or
th.- bride s parents. Mr and Mrs. Guy
Bolognese. R4 7 Seventh East street
The ceremony wa.s performed bv the
RV. Father R J ('otter and was fol
lowed by a small reception.
Palms, ferns and pink roses decor
ated the reception room Pink swe-t
peas In a crystal basket formed the
centerpiece for the table. Silver can
dlestick" held Pk candles at each
end of the table.
The bride wore a gown of peri
winkle blue wth a ,dnk geor-. '
has and flesluolored slippers and
hose The bridesmaid. Miss Alolet
Bolognese. wore pink chiffon, with a
black picture hat and black slippers,
and carried pink rwcet peas. The
flower girl. Eleanor Targeltl, wore a
pirk and white organdy frock and
carried pink roses. Donald N'agLy
was best man.
Assisting In receiving were Mrs. T 1
B. Nagley and Dr. and Mr?. C. N Ray J
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JVTISS VERA M'ALAN, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. B.
Malan, who will be married to Robert Brenchley Leish
man July 5. in the Logan temple.
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J Mi?s Palonia Brown. IIs i"at herl it
Dolv Miss Bessie Myers. Miss Olive
Goodell. Misi Ruby Morgan Mi.h
Pearl Morgan and Miss Lillian Lewis.
Music was furnished hy Mlsa Mar
I guorlte Devlne and Miss Lucile Jeo
1 kins Following a short wedding trip
, the couple will be at homo at 831
Seventh East.
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Mr. and Mrs. George Steele. Sey
mour of Chicago, founders of tho In-
I terjiatlonal Bookfellows association,!
who are visiting in Salt Lake, were
guests of honor at u buff.t supp.-i
given by local Bookfellows Wedne
: day evening at the home of Mrs M '
H Walker on East South Temple,
etreet. Supper was served at 7 J'J
o'clock nnd was followed by an m-
formal program. Pjano numbers wero
glVeil by Miss Helen Sheet-
Mrs. Seymocr outlined the purposes
and alms of the Bookfellows organi
zation. She said, in pfrt: "The Boo';
fellow organlntion brings together
people of similar tastes and estab
lishes a fellowship among them. The'
faculty of Judging good literature Is
brought out. Advertising is mislead-'
Ing, and tho best seller Is not always!
the best book or the one that will
live.
"The Bookfellow is an Idealist and
tests book by their exposition of ll
troe phases of life. Propaganda Is'
not literature the proof of lltera-J
ture is permanence."
Mr. Seymour spoke of the lack of'
commercialism In the Bookfellows'!
standards and pd of contact with
some of the mot famous of modern!
writers In the annual meeting of tho
organization aactj year.
Both Mr. and Mrs. Seymour ox- i
I,-..-.,. u ui.-ii jjiii ri-iM iinn ui tn,. hos
pitality extended to them during thlr
vielt to Salt Lake.
The supper table was decorated In
daisies and xlnnias and a variety '.f
garden flowers were used about th
houe The guest-, number. 'd 11"
The entertainment was In charge of
Mr-. F M. Oray. Mrs. Join McChrys
tal Wallace. Mrs Thomas Boise Mrj
H F. Dicke. Mrs. W. Scott Keytin
Mrs C. E. Richards and Mrs. M L
Ritchie.
Members of the Chi Omega sorority
and the visiting delegates were re
delved at tea Wednesday ufternoon by
members of the Gamma Phi, Alpha!
Chi, Delta Epsllon. Gamma Sigma
and PI Fnsllon Pill .nrnritl... ..r I
University of Utah at the Moroni
Helner home on South Fifth East
street. Summer flowers were used to
decorate the home and tea was served
at small tables on the lawn.
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The marrlnge of Miss Leone Salns
bury, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
George A. BaXpsbury, and Harrv Dear
dorff took place Wednesday morning
ln the Salt l.ake temple. A recep
tion was given Wednesday night at
8 o'clock at the home of the bride
groom's p. i rents. Mr. and Mrs. H. J.
Deardorff, on Fifth East stroet
The rooms were decorated In pink
and White sweet peas, roses and Shi.J-dalsb-s
lb. bride wore a gown
of white georgette crepe, with u veil
c.-vught with orange blossoms, and
4
nrA M WEST, supreme
U commander of tho Women's!
j Benefit Association of the Mac
cabees, who took part in the an
nual state rally pi the MacCa-
1 bees, lust week.
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carried bride rosea Mrs. Varlan
II' III. lay, matr... ,,t honor wo-e
white eatln Miss Margaret Hanson,
bib'.-maid wore pink org.m.lv MLs
Doris Young, brldesmuld. wore white
organdy. Varlan Holllday was best
man.
I The couple will spend their honej -moon
at Plnecrest Inn. Mr. Deardortf
j will leave on a mission to the eastern
states for the Mormon churcr on July
and the bride will remain with her
parents until his return
"
The marriage of Miss Dagmar Jen
sen and Leroy R. Clark, and Miss
Katherine Jensen and W. Leland
Worsencroft took place Thursday
morning In the Salt Lake temple In
a double ceremony. A reception
followed In the . venlng at the home of
the bride's parents. Mr. and Mrs. J.
C. Jensen. In the Belvedere apart
ments . a
Miss Helen Katherine Broughall en
tertained at tea Wednesday afternoon
at her homo on First avenue. In com
pliment to Miss Winifred Walker, who
has recently returned from Now York
for the sun.m. i , Mi s M.,rion Knicker
bocker. who has just returned from
familh college; Miss Knockerboekor'n
gu. si Miss Olivia Bridges of New York
and Mrs. C. B. Lee of Fort Douglas,
formerly Alius Jane I'llne
A rose color hoheme was carried out
In the decorations for the roons ami
the tea table. A cluny cover over rose
and a crystal bowl of roses formed the
centerpiece for the table. Four crys
tal candlesticks held rose colored car
dies. The hostess wa.s assisted In reeelvin'
by her mother. Mrs. John J. Brough
ill Assisting In k neral entertainment
iwere. Miss Alice Dumii,. r . m ...s Dy,iil
Sweet and .Miss Irene Goody,
I Presiding at the tea table were
'Mrs. W W. Fleetwood. Airs. W. A.
Ruttan. Airs. Roscoe La Alotte and AIL-s
,Dorothv Bacon. Assisting in serving
Iwere: Miss Alice Fargo. Mlsa Ann
I Merrill. Allss .Marlon Sadler. Miss
Katherine Hoppaugh and Allss Kath
jerlne Browne.
Cards were received at the door bv
I Margaret Lambourne and Grace Alary
Ivers. The guests numbered seventv-
flve.
In a double ceremony ln the Salt
Lake temple. Allss Dagmar Jensen and
LeRoy R. Clark and .Miss Katherine
Jensen , r, I l.r.lnn,l I I t.
(married Thursday. A reception fol
j lowed at the Belvedere apartmonta,
where the parents of the brides Air.
and Mrs J. C. Jensen, make their
home.
Guests were received In the loge of
the apartment house Baskets of June,
frosts decorated th room and formed
a centerpiece for the supper table.
Assisting Air. and Airs. Jensen ln re
ceiving were Mr. and Airs .1 t'lark and
Air. and Mrs. W. L. orst ncroft. a-
slstlng were Alra. J. H Buehler, Mrs.
1H. C. Jensen. Mrs. A. Al Jensen. Mrs.
A. V. Jensen, Airs Rav Downs Airs.
Fern Jensen. Miss Iris lark, Altos Af
ton Robinson, Allss Alary Worsencroft.
.Miss Virginia Papworth, Allss Lorna
Pigman and Allss Elsie Anderson
The i. rid- i le.t h u ,,i "hit" (' mton
A FRIEND IN NEED
A FRIEND INDEED!
Writes Mrs. Hardee Regarding
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound
Loa Angeles. Calif. - "I must tell you
that I am a true friend to Lvdia E.Pink-
llllll!l!!UIIII!lllllllham 8 'eetabio
'J'. TiilJljl(omPoun(l I have
llllaBssy--ac taken it ofT and on
I '-PijK !' or tWt-'nty years and
ffi':' i' I 'l nas helped mo
mJl zhangt: from a deli- '
In ' cate pri to a stout, j
r ' ifl "paltliy woman.
WW illlll h,'n 1 was married
.( 1 was bick a11 the
II time untl1 1 took
yHJ Lydia E. Pinkham's 1
m J Vegetable Com-
' l pound I was in bed !
much of my time with pains and had to
have the doctor every month. One day
I found a little book in my yard in
Guth
rie, Oklahoma, and I read it throuph
nnd got the medicine Lydia E. Pink- 1
ham's Vegetable Compound and took
eight bottles and used the Sanative
Wash. I at once began to get stronger.
I have got many women to take it just
by telling them what it has done for me.
I have a young sister whom it has
helped in the same way it helped me.
I want you to know that I am a 'friend I
indeed, foryouwere a'friend inneed.' "
-Mrs. George Hardee, fOi:j Byram !
St., Los Angeles, California.
Let Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable !
Compound be a " friend indeed ' 1 to you. I
fen i'- trimmed in Bpanlah lace and csr-l
ried l.rlde r...i(-s with ; shower of lilies
lot the valley The flower glrlB wok
Miss Adele Jensen, Miss Dorothy Jen
sen. mihm Marie Fensen, Mlsa Marlon
Katthorlne Buehler. They wore white
I lingerie frocks trimmed In pink roaes-
buds and carried pink i-okm In baskets.
The c.uplos Wlll . rid their honey
. moon at the Hermitage ln Ogden cun
TOn Mr. nnd M rti. Worsencroft will
make their home n S.-ilt Like u nd .Mr.
.ind Air... Clark will live In Eureka.
Mm JamsB Rogers entertained at
luncheon followed by bridge Wednea
day at h r home on Second avenue. I
Qhrden flowers, carrying; out a patrlo
til color a hi me were used about tho j
I., use. Luncheon was servod at ono I
lfng table arid two smaller on"? Bed
roses In a largo bssket formed a cen
terplece for the long table, with flags j
, scattered ov er the cloth. Smaller biu
kets of roses were used on tho small'
tables, The place rur.ls were patriotic
emblems, i
Covers were laid for Airs Anthony!
H. Godbe Mrs 6, Alouiton. Airs.
George E Ellorbeck. Airs. J. S. Taylor.
I Mm, Thomaa A. Clawsen, Mra J' L.
.Beatle, Alr.s. u. B. Green. Mrs J. L.
iTIbbets, IflSS Arllne TlbbetS Airy John
A. Oroesbeck, Mrs. Charles S Burton. :
Mrs Georgia Faote. .Mrs. L A. Clay
Jton, Mrs Alexander J. Rogers, jr. Mrs
Thomas L Woodbury. AIr: W W
Rogers, Mr. E a. Rogers, Airs. D. K.
i8pen?or anil Airs .1. A Voung
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Miss Lo-:!s - Nebeker entertained at
cards and tea Monday afternoon in
honor of Miss Je sfe A. Moyea. Who
will be married Wednesday to Hoiton
Dickson.
Thj rooms were decorated In n istur- j
tluin.'i q:ij candytuft, carrying out a
yellow and white color scheme. Tea
I was served at the card cables folio.. I
in,: the games. The hostess wns as
; by her mother, rs AI . L. Xc j
oJ:er. urtd Mies Dobn'e 'moot.
The guests. In addition to the gueJt
'of honor. Included Airs. It. A. Aloyes.
Ml . Madelyn Stewart, Mist Cdythe
! Hates MlSB Mary Stewart, Allss Louise I
lEurrell, All-:i Kathleen Jensen, Miss
Bcattls Newton, Miss Lyda Kosslter. j
Miss Bmellne Lund, Miss, Bes.de Jones.
M!i3 (irace Sherrlf, Allss Esh"r Hill,
.Allss Verona Toronto. Allss La Vaun
Bailey. Allss Vnugna Smith. Miss Fran
ces Russell Allss Inez Burton M Ins
iMaurlne Bennlon, Miss Thelnia Dah
Mux, K-ther I i ridge la ml. Miss Ituth
Beam, Miss Emily Silver, Allss Lois
''armbhael. Allss Lois Cowley, MIs-
kfton ixve. Airs. Theron B. Parmelee
i Mrs. William Bettlt
, In honor of Miss Dagmar Jensen
and .Miss Katherine Jensen, brides of
Friday, MlSS hern Jnen. Miss Blsle
Anderson and Allss Lorna Pigman, en
tertained at a shower at the Belve
dere Monday evening.
program wa.s enjoyed In the Inge
of the Belvedere and supper was aerv-
,i In tin- J. n-en apartm-nt Miss Ada
i Worsencroft gave yome special dunces
and Miss Fern Aladsen furnished
music.
Pink and white roses ln a crystal
bowl surrounded by kewplcs formed
a centerpiece for the supper table.
The refreshments carried out a pink
and while Idea. The guests n.imbered
twenty -two
Allss Edith Armstrong, a brldo of
this week, was the guest of honor at
a cumpflre given at Alaxfleld's near
Brighton. .Monday night by AIi. Rich
ard F N'eslen. Alss-s Ruth Evans and
AIis:i Elisabeth Evans.
A bridge breakfast was given for the
bride .Monday morning by Airs. Wil
liam Armstrong at her home on East
Firs I South street. The guests were
so. i to, at hmall tables, each decorated
vith a basket of June roues and Shas
ta daisies.
The hostess was assisted In receiv
ing by .Mrs. Francis Armstrong, Airs.
W. r Armstrong, Airs. D. H. Liv
ingston, Airs. E. W. Brainerd. Airs. I
A. Barton and Airs. 9 E Bagley. The
young girls serving were Allss Flor
ence Armstrong, Miss Ethel Arm
stron.c MlSS Helen Armstrong, Allss
.iarion Armstrong, Miss Louise Arm
' Mi-s Eleanor Va n 'ott, Miss
I Isabel Barton .and Alias Afton Brnin
lord. Forty guests were In attendance.
Aliss Carrie Patrick and Miss Ellz.i
,h. th I'atrlck entertained at bridge tea
Monday afternoon a heir home on Sec
ond avnuo for Allss Armsrong. Tho
j rooms were decorated ln crimson
Rambler roses. The hostesses were
assisted by their mother, .Mrs. Robert
Patrick, nnd Allss Helen Patrick. Five
tables were arranged for bridge am
'tea followed.
Mr and Mrs. E O. Howard and
.Mr and Airs Charles Campbell Brook.v
entertained at a dancing party at th'
Country club .Monday night ln com
Ipliment to Alr.s. James B. Austin ol
I Hollywood, Cal., Miss Claudia Greene
and Miss Marjorle Bldwell who have
recently returned from New York
Dancing was enjoyed In the open
air pavilion and S buffet supper was
served on the enclosed veranda of the
clubhouse. A long table was decor
ated with garden flowers In rustic
baskets. The guests were seated
around the cranda
Assisting In receiving was Aliss Dor
othy Piatt. The guests numbered L'OO
The marriage of Allss -Marguerite
Beckstead and Albert H. Wilkes took
place Sunday evening at 6 o'clock at
ih- home of the bride's mother Airs
Ruth Beckbtead Tho Rev. George E.
Jayne perform. d the ceremony In the
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MRS. WARREX T, TAYLOR,
formerly Miss R..-ta Randall,
daughter of .Mr and Mrs.J
George Randall of North Og-
den. who was married in the
Salt Lake temple Wednesday I
i Juno 21. '
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LTfrey stlsfy tho heightened TO fltf0$Kk I
pleasure, of eaUng that comm with W JT wTTZTS B
tho Joyous spirit of tho great out- Bw JwQEE j
doors. They ore oasy to preparo
T.Lko a plentiful supply of Pierce's w CkJBLibTbB H
I'ork and BoAns uii woek-end trips. WtsJz&rM
.'. .hj'.'L'lul- it'"'JLJk! -r aaj
I presence of relatives and a few close
friends.
The bride's gown was of white silk
crepe trimmed with real lace, and she
carried a shower of Ophelia roses and
sweet peas. The bridesmaid wore silver-pink
taffeta and carried pink
toses. The bride's mother wore black
Spanish lace over royal blue satin
and metal cloth, and wore a corsage
bouquet of Cecil Brunner roses Lltth
Helen Beckstead was flower girl nnd
G 'Wayne Clark best man. Lohen
grin's wedding march. To a Wild
Rose" and other music waj played b
Roy Hutchison; Austin Allcott sang "I j
Love Tou Truly" and "Oh, Promise'
Ale."
The centerpleco for the supper table,
was a largo wedding cake Flowers!
were used throughout tho house.
The couple left on a late train for
a short w. dding trip, utter which they
will make their homo in Sail Lake. i
SIXTEEN FRIENDS
AT BIRTHDAY PARTY
delightful evening was passed
when Mlsa Lara Walker entertained
sixteen girl frlenjs at her home, 236.'
Aladlson avenue, at a birthday party ,
Thursday evening. It was Allss
Walker's fifteenth birthday
The lawn was beautifully Illuminat
ed with Japanese lanterns
A lun'heon was sered by the hos-
A New Way to Make j
Delicious Currant Jelly
Takes Only Half Minute's Boiling
and Saves All the Color and Flavor
Makes One-half More From Same Amount of Fruit and j
Never Fail
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Currant jelly has been tho pride ol
many housewives for ears No bet
ter eonsc-rve to serve with meat Is
knov. n.
A now and very revolutionary
method has now been discovered by
which anyone can make a better Qual
ity more quickly and economically.
With the Ccrto Process full-ripe cur
rants are used not unripe currants bo
necessary by the old method. The
Certo Process also retains all this rich
flavor of ripe unit be nu. It r. quires
only one minute's boiling not the 15
or more minutes required by the old
method The result is a far superior
fruity flavor end one-half more Jellv
from the same amount ol fruit, be
cause un juice id boiled away. It also
banishes all guesswork or worry as
perfect results ore certain
The new Certo Process for making
Currant Icily is yery simple: Crush
thoroughly about 2L. quarts or 3V-.
lbs. ripe fruit. Add cup water, stir
until boiling, cover pan, and simmer
io minutes, Place In Jelly bat- and
press out juice Measure 4 CUPr (2
lbs.) juice Into large saucepan. Meas
ure 7'. leveled cup-3 3':; lbs ) sugar
n separate pnn Drlng juice Just to
boil Btfd begin to add sugar slowly
W th constant Stirring, taking about 5
minutes to add all the sugar, and keep
ng juice nearly at the boll. Then
bring to the boll and at once add !
bottle (scant cup) Certo, stirring con-
Mr.- Charles Rcvoll and )ifl
, James Lelshman. Jr., after whlpl
, games furnished tho fun for the ev3
: n!ng.
TEAM ENTERTAINED!
I BY VIRGINIA BROWS
The members of the basketball tMfl
of the Central Junior High school WSjl
the guests of Alias Virginia Brown,
her home, ."52 Twenty-sixth strttH
Saturday evening, June 24. j
(James were played on the lsfl
which was beautifully Illuminated j
lanti rns, and colored slsl
trie lights
Itef reshments were ser'ed to twiifl
guests in the dining room, which wsl
a. '.cite, in blue und gold. A largj
basket of yellow snapdragons and laBJ
spurs, t led with bows of blue and gflj
mallne, .entered the table. Crfl
candlesticks held yellow tapers. BlaSI
and gold baskets, filled with yelov
candy, were given as favors
M' Itr..wn was assisted by hsfl
mother AIra Chris .1 Brown, and SHH
ter. Airs. Hhia lii.ler "W
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M V COLOR VOTES.
New neckties and pieces of Jewfl
pale pink coral pink and f
.! P b. rr; r.-d Th-. . . often NM
in large beads and very large p9
.in:-'.
I
tantly C ontlnue to stir and brlBfl 1
again to a hard bn i tu: . ninms;' 1
stirring conUnually Take from firs, J
let stand 1 minute, sklin end pour
quickly Into sterilized glasses. Make I
11 half-pound glasses of Jelly.
Note: For fruit obtained durlBfl
, tlrat week of season use 4, cups JuMH
uid only butt!.- i , hai; cup)"
-erto, making no change In sugar,
Certo Is pure contains no gelatin
or preservative. It positively enm
time. lruiti flavor Qf rlpe fruU
u" lway with guess work Ir mass
all kinds of Jams and jelliea WH
: fresh or canned fruits sonic vou hivtM
rl --. .-r t. .Med before It is highlv eM
dorsed by cooking experts E , rv
ujan who tries It recommends it tokeflB
friends and .-ays she'll never ho wltjH
out It. Get a bottle of Certo and (
recipe book from your grocer or drsH
gists at once For extra fro. , ,,p!! I;
ol rccip bonk write to Pectin ?ifcH
Co. In. Dept. 117 fJuchster,L
Start the new Ss,
'he sun quick.
economical way SSBmX i
of making jams finMTg
will never return i i
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