THE IIER ALD-JOURNA- LOGAN, UTAIT, L, MONDAY, JULY 22, page rrm 1940 RUTH SCOFIELD, CLUB NEWS Editor SOCIETY PIIONE FEATURES Makeup Is Old Old-Ve-ry --Feminine Relics Show Young Logan Musician To Wed Friday Peggy Jones Marriage Is Revealed Mrs. L. K. Maughan today announced the impending marriage of her talented daughter Catherine to Walter Juggi, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gottfried Jaggi. The wedding ceremony wdl be performed Friday, July 26 in the Logan temple. Miss Maughan is well known in Logan, is a graduate of thg Ctah State Agricultural college, and for the past few years has been employed by the city schools She is a leader in vocal music and is especially prominent in the Eighth ward, where she is director of the choir. Mr. Jaggi has two terms to complete for his college degree. He n returned last year from the mission and is active in church functions. A wedding of late May was revealed today when Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Jones announced the marriage of their daughter Peggy to Ray A. Hales of Spanish Fork. The young couple were married May 25 in Brigham City. n The bride Is a graduate of high school, where she was an ROTX2 sponsor and a member of the Zeta Tau club. She Is also a former student of the Utah State Agricultural college. Mr. Hales graduated from the USAC in 1938 from the school of engineering. He was affiliated with the ROTC while at college and is a first lieutenant in the Reserve Officers Corps of the U S. Army. Mr. Hales is employed at the present time in Delta, where the couple will make their home. Leave Today For Vacation Trip Shaped like a hand, this wooden comb, with which the ancicits first straightened out their tangled locks, is the oldest beauty f inclement known to historians. The comb, and the mirror of broi it, polished until she could see her face in it, were used by a won an who lived during the Third Century. BY ALICIA HAHT People who think that today's woman spends entirely too much time and money keeping up her themappearance can console selves with the fact that the fault, if it is a fault, is not peculiar to moderns. As early as 3000 B. C. the female of the species spent as much money as she could, aiid as much time as she dared, anointing her body with perfumed oils, trying to figure out a way to improve the design of her only hairgrooming equipment a crudely-mad- Lo-ga- and mixing vegetable ors to use on the lashes, lids and brows of her eyes. EXHIBIT SHOWS THE ETERNAL FEMININE Julius Carlebach, eminent authority on the beauty art of the ancients, has an exhibition "5000 Years of Beauty, that is attracting great interest on Fifth Avenue at the moment. According to this expert, preserving and eninhancing beauty is indeed no exfant art devised by modern perts. And although the old, old preparations themselves may sound crude to us, it's true that the woman of ancient times used them pretty much as women do today, here. Rex Thompson accompanied them to their home to spend a month. club The Snappy Snippers enjoyed en outing Thursday at the Burt meadows. Games were played. Those present were Miss Reva Buttars, Lula Rasmussen, Reah Williams, Ina Goodey, Nadean Jardine, Myrl Burt, Iva Lou Godfrey, and Miss Arlene Buttars of Burley and their leaders, Cleo Burt and Venice Jardine. Mrs. LeArta Hammond and son of Brigham spent the week-en- d with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H John Griffiths. The Misses Colleen and Arlene o PASTELS SAVINGS IN WHITE DRESSES .......... sen, Vera Atkinson, Nelda Chris- -' tensen, Coleen Christensen, Wanda, Vena and Dixy Rasmussen, Marie and Bobbie Godfrey. The Straight Tapers held their meeting at the home of Miss Buttars of Burley are spending Eva Lue Jardine Wednesday afternoon. The lesson on posture was some time here with relatives, Elbert Godfrey of Blackfoot is given by Miss Carol Godfrey. The some time with his par' remainder of the afternoon was spending ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ezekiel Godfrey. spent sewing. Refreshments were Rupert Ravsten of Washington served to eight girls and the leadspent Sunday visiting with Mr. ers. and Mrs. Frank Ravsten. The Thrifty Stitchers met The following attended a trous- at the home of Miss Nadean Jarseau tea at Cornish Sunday honor- dine Thursday afternoon. Sewing ing Miss Lorain Myler, who was formed the afternoon's entertainmarried Wednesday to Grant Kent ment. of Lewiston. Mrs. Rachel Myler Miss Joyce Godfrey and Jerry and daughter Ven, Mrs. Mary E. of Smithfield were Burt, Mrs. Daisy Burt, Mrs. Agnes Godfrey at the home of guests their recently and Mrs. and Dora Edith Godfery Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Archibald, Mrs. Kate Griffin, Mrs. grandparents, Emma Myler and Mrs. Leah Cottle. Godfrey. John Jardine and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Cottle and sonMr. and Mrs. Mrs. Alice Griffin Sterling, of Pauline and Joan daughters children spent Thursday aftTrenton were Sunday visitors at and ernoon at Perry visiting their the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. H. daughters who are employed there. Griffin. Mr. and Mrs. Rulon Standing and Mr. and Mrs. Grant Griffin and children were guests of daughter were Sunday visitors at of Mr. and Fielding Mrs. George Myler Weston. Mrs. Sidney Godfrey entertained Thursday. in honor of her daughter Oreta who commemorated her birthday ThursValuable Sun Glasses day evening. Games formed the the most expensive evenings entertainment Dainty reProbably were served. freshments Those sun glasses ever made are a $2000 present included the following: pair in New York City, which are Misses Joyce Godfrey, of Smith, set. with small diamonds around square-cu- t the rims' and field, Merle Burst Eleda Thompson, Nadcen Jardine, Lula Rasmus diamonds in the center. ' two-car- at 8eg Ladies, 4 Die GROUP Price Groups! GROUP 4 5.85 - 5.00 4.00 7.50 6 85 -- 5.85 6.85 - 5.85 5.00 298 Birthday Club Entertained At Breakfast 6.85 - 5.85 5.00 398 RECHOW-MORTO- 31 North Main charm unlovely sight. Do we choose eyes whose lashes droop, Or those which see just good? Do we pick lips which curve, or lips Which say kind things they should? LINGERIE ACCESSORIES Logan, Utah 1 Only Navy Group Returns From Yellowstone 1 Only 1 Oniy Blue 1 Oniy While daughter Peggy spent last Arrive Here For Vacation Mr. and Mrs. Bert Vigh of Portland, Oregon, arrived in Logan Sunday for a visit with relatives and friends here and in Salt Lake City. Navy $10.98 Many $6.50 '14 to Special 3.25 20 DRESSES Snecial $3.99 Size 42 . $10.98 $5.98 . to 17 SHEER Only Rlack $10.98 . . Special 3.98 Size 44 . . Special 3.99 Size 38 Special 2.99 Size 14 Sjtecial 3.25 Size 38 . . . other dresses in pastel shades greatly reduced. BUY ON OUR CONVENIENT BUDGET PLAN! SPECIAL EXTRA! NYLON HOSE IRREGULARS Through a piece of good fortune we secured these regular 1.35 quality hose of the new Nylon material to sell at only one dollar. Irregularities so slight as to be unnoticed to any but hosiery ex- Do we select the shapely hands, Or ones which do their duty? Perhaps, if we should use His gauge, We'd find a lot more beauty. Lyla Myers your nose dry and itchy due to dryness or duet In the atr? Does the lining ol your noetrlle feel Irritated and "tight? You can relieve thte oondl Won In the following eaey way: Juet apply Mentholatum In nostrils. It will sooth i the irritatedths muooue membrane, keep It motet, and maka your breathing easier. You will teal far more comfortable. Uentholatum la equally beneficial for sunburn, wlndburn. and cracked lip. Ask for It at any drug counter. Jars or lubes, 30c. 11 1 n, And I replied: What makes you think Our beauty standards right Why, God may think our skin-dee- p Sizes school. Spend Week At Bear Lake Resort I FOOTWEAR: HOSIERY Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wright and family of Overton, Nevada, and Mr. Wrights mother of Pleasant Grove were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan J. Barrett Sunday. Mr. Wright has been teaching at the high school at Overton and is now principal of the Alamo high and excessive N Sunday Guests After breakfast the remainder week vacationing in Yellowstone of the time was spent playing National Park. They returned to Logan Saturday morning. bridge. The guest list included Mae Musser, Lillie Riggs, Blanche C. Pittman, Edith Hbybatl, Edna Davidson. Edna J. Young, Armenia Maughan, Lueinna Hovey, Vonza McClellan, Esther Lyman, After a pleasant weeks vacation Anne Peterson, May Robinson, Mrs. Jesse Earl, Mrs. LaVon Earl, at Bear Lake, Mr. and Mrs. Len Janet Earl, Norma Eames and Jeppson and sons of Mantua, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Crabtree and Joan Carter. eon Robert of Providence, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Cornwall of Tremon-toBEAUTY Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sorenson BY. ANOTHER GAUGE and daughter Lhelia of Logan She said: I wonder why a God, have returned to their homes. Who rules from far above us. Does not create more pretty folk Since Hes supposed to love us. Drying Up? - 2 Only Carol King 6.50 Mrs. Mary Carter entertained for members of her birthday club Sunday morning at 'breakfast at the canyon home of Mrs. Jesse Bishop and Mrs. Parley Hill Earl, the occasion marking the- and daughter Katherine, together birthday anniversary of the host- with Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Thorpe Is Your Nose Limited Sale All Sales Final! :FINE- GROUP 3 4QQ Special S Nevada Family black with compartments for the courtplaster or silk "beauty patch es used early in the 18th Cen tury. A most GROUP 2 WHITES o SHEERS it Rex-bur- president. Mr. Hansen is assisting J. Karl the annual Wood in producing LDS pageant at Hill Cumorah. Upon their return to Utah later this summer Mr. and Mrs. Hansen will be married in the Salt Lake temple. Mr. Hansen will teach seminary in Wyoming for the coming year. JULY CLEARAWAY OF Birthday Marked At Canyon Party says Dr. Carlebach. "She reddened her cheeks and lips, put perfumed oils on her Thousands of years old is this block of alabaster, (inset) with six ' rubbed body, unperfumed oils small holes in It was the favorite beauty kit of tho ancient into her scalp, cleaned her nails Babylonians. The alabaster stick was used for applying the various with a sharp instrument, darkenin. oils the holes. Large photo shows a modern beauty kit, co mplete ed her lashes and brows to suit with .creams, lotions and makeup--all neatly packed in A pink, ' her fancy, he continues. She even bad makeup kits to hold a number of items. And, of course, elaborate bottles for perfumed "beauty kits" in the exhibition is about 5000 years old and, obvious- oils." a block of alabaster with six ly, the Babylonian woman who One of the most interesting small holes in the top of it. It is used it kept a different beauty John Ravsten. Mr. and Mrs. Lorin Fallon and daughter Betty of Salt Lake were visitors Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Jardine. g Harold and Ralph Griffin of spent Sunday with relatives Booklore Members Entertain Partners the DRESSES col- The John Ravsten family enjoy-- 1 ed a weiner roast honoring Mr. and Mrs. Leland Andrews, who left for California where they will make their home. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Roy Thompson and family, Mr. and Mrs. Byron Ravsten and family, Blaine, Ivan and Leah Ravsten, Amy Ravsten of Logan, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Chamber q of Smithfield and their father, A ' 'T'HEY'RE still wearing snoods A in Hollywood. Heres Elaine Shepard, one of the starlets, in a snood which Max Factor, makeup and coiffure expert,' and designed for her. Held By Sorority e, comb ; religious setting of New York, historic Latter-day Saint city, Harold I. Hansen of Logan and Betty Mae Kotter of Salt Lake City were united in marriage on July 16. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Kotter of Salt Lake City and Mr. Hansen is the son of Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Hansen of Logan. Owen. Anderson of the Palmyra LDS branch officiated at the wedding which was witnessed by Mr. and Mrs. J. Karl Wood of Logan, Mrs. Owen Anderson and Samuel Furgeson, Palmyra branch In Palmyra, Canyon Outing Is wooden finger-shape- d, Marriage Is Solemnized Miss Margaret Knowles evening was concluded by a bonMrs. Edith Wharton left today for Booklore club members enter- fire community-sing- . Yellowstone National park. AfMrs. J. R. Barker was chairtained their husbands with a sumter a short visit thera they will It requires approximately eight mer picnic at Willow park Sat- man of the committee in charge go to Seattle, Washington, to minutes and 20 seconds lor sunand was assisted by Mrs. Charles urday evening. spend several days. Ball games and sports were fol- O. Petrson, Mrs. P. W. Frank light to reach the earth, it being or makeup preparation in each 1)2.900,000 miles from our planet. lowed by a picnic lunch. The and Mrs. W. C. Wood. compartment. There is a silver mascara bowl and a matching silver stick with which the mascara was applied to the lashes, and an Egyptian perfume urn of stunning dark, blue Theta I'psilon sorority members glass, used in 1350 B. C. to hold gathered at Nook camp in Logan oil. almond perfumed canyon Friday evening for a picThere are items and data to nic outing. Refreshments and a prove that the pompadour, which social evening were enjoyed. is becoming increasingly popular, of making arrangeIn is not a revival of a Gay Nineties ments charge were Venice Saurey, Mae fashion. Mr. Carebach says that Anderson, Cora Mickelson, Norma this is the fourth revival of the Ward Beth and pompadour, a vogue first IntroTerry and Cleo Mainwaring. duced in ancient Rome. The Egyptians used clumsy hair curlers in 1500 B. C., during the The modern per18th Dynasty. manent wave dates back to the 5th Century, when both men and women used to fashion curls with Members of the R. S. club and their fingers, pack the hair in mud and sit in the scorching sun until their partners gave a picnic at Guinivah camp in Logan canyon it dried. ANCIENTS HAD Sunday evening in honor of Royal ALL THE TOOLS Swenson, who was observing bis Cen the 1st In Rome, during birthday anniversary. were used. Games were played, followed by tury, body scrapers served around During the 18th Century, Chinese a picnic lunch earspoons, a bonfire. A gift was presented eyebrow tweezers, toothpicks and gum and teeth to Mr. Swenson by the club. cleaners became popular. And in Included in the party were Mr. the exhibition are Chinese mas nd Mrs. Royal Swenson, Mr. and 7 Only Carol King 3.99 cara bowls and nail protectors, Mrs. Elton Welker, Mr. and Mrs. .Special $2.00 also from the 18th Century. EJthan ' Welker, Mr. and Mns. 2 Only Carol King 10.98 In addition, there are a mirror George Smith, Mr. and Mrs. JunSpecial 5.50 Roman nail ius 12,000 years old; Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Rudy 6th and from combs the cleaners 1 Only Carol King 5.98 Mr. and Mrs. William KenSpecial 2.99 and 8th Centuries; elaborate Chi Speth, drick, Mr. and Mrs. Russell OldFrel3ch 1 Only Carol King 10.98 n.ese, Egllsh ad. ham and William Ferguson. Special 7.98 ria?e. boxes which contain to tIes 1 Only Carol King 12.98 7.98 On her right hand are1 handsomely Jeweled' nail protectors, wort by Chinese women in the 18th Centui y. On her left are modern nail, polish, protectors, to hi worn only, temporarily whiles the polish dries. , Kotter-Hanse-n . Swiss-Germa- 50 perts. Take advantage of this value now! 5&J urimrjED! i35 ,sr pair Singin and dancin Ilk a little heathenl Joe's away, bat she dont cara as long as she has that doctor feller to make eyes atl COMING JULY 24th . CAPITOL J