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Show THE Dancing Clubs Give Joint Social Relic Hall The monthly meeting of the officers of the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers was held Thursday afternoon at the Relic hall. The topic "Uses of Utah's Water Supplies" (Agriculture.) was presented by Mrs. Julia A. Green. Mrs. Ailie Clayton gave a short talk on the Relic hall and gave a special invitation for all camps to hold meetings there. Mrs. N. A. Larson members assigned from various camps to write short sketches of interesting and historical places of Logan. Vocal solos were given by Miss Alda Kendrick and Miss Gretta Theurer. Mrs. Thomas B. Farr, president of the organization, conducted the meeting. delightful dancing party was held Thursday evening at the Palais d Or by members of the Logan Dancing club and the Varsity dance club. The clubs have an annual conjoint party each year at which special guests are Invited. The Senior students of the college and their partners were also special guests at the dance ThursThe hall was attractively day. decorated with Valentine motifs. were served refreshments Light during the evening. At intermission a dance number from "Kam-pu- s Kapriee" was presented by Miss Verdena Vickers, Miss Julia Green, Miss Juana Peterson and Miss Dorothy Sanford. Piano acwas by Miss Lois companiment No-Ho- st Lunt. The affair was planned by the A the officers of the two clubs. party was held WedAbout couples were nesday evening at the homeRich-mo-of Miss Juanita McMurdie at in attendance. Bunco and games formed the Group Enjoys Party no-ho- three-hundre- d entertainment. Couple Guests Of Honor Many Valentine ball was held Wednesday evening at the Palais d' Or by the M. I. A of the Cache Stake. The bull room was gaily decorated with festoons of red paper hearts. The candy and punch booths were also decked with Valentine motifs. old tne During intermission fashioned Minuet was danced by couples from each ward in the stake. All were in quaint colonial costumes. Three hundred aud fifty couples were in attendance at the delightful affair. The committee in charge of the ball included Alma Sonne. Mrs. Bessie Pack. Muss Celia Nelson, Miss Wanda Robertson and Dr. LeRoy Wilson. A very successful Dinner Party On Birthday Mrs. Max Burr entertained at a prettily appointed dinner party at her home Thursday evening, the occasion being her birthday anniversary. Dinner was served at one long table. All appointments were of Valentine design. A bowl of yellow daffodils formed the and red candles in centerpiece silver holders were placed at the corners. Covers were marked for Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Baldwin and Mr. and Mrs. William Poppleton of Wells-vill'Mr. and Mrs. Bill Field of Salt Lake City, Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. A. G. The Seagull camp of the Daugh- Olofson and sons, Harold and ters of the Pioneers meeting which Valis and Mr. and Mrs. Burr. was to be held next Monday, has Following dinner the remainder been postponed until February of the evening was enjoyed with 22. cards and music. e, Camp Meeting Postponed m me. But you You havent any idea how I felt, Myra, when I first saw him, Ellen admitted, dropping to the bed beside the other. Hes tall -- did I tell you? and He was coming across the d. dance floor toward me and all of something went click.' I know, murmured Myra a sudden sympathetically, meeting Ellens eager gaze. I know exactly what you mean. Ellen abruptly remembered Bert. Into her own happiness came a sudden sharp pang for her sister's sake. But underneath was the selfish little thought that she and Myra were different-diffe- rent as Larry was different from sober, plodding Bert. She hated herself for It but there It Was. Hows Bert? night? she asked Is be coming to- Berts fine. Hes coming,1 But Myra answered listlessly. Its you I want to hear about .When are you going to see this man again? Did tall, lie say anything definite He did, answered Ellen Im seeing him this proudly.' afternoon for tea and Ill bring him out here awfully soon. You'll love him, Myra. I know you will. Hes just 'grand! I cant tell you much about him really. I have to learn first myself. But Ill come home with heaps of news red-head- - ... this afternoon. young arms above her head and stretched loxur-- j iouBly. How could love, delight-- ; ful, shining love be fettered with care or trouble? What did money CHE raised her : fnatter? Both girls began to dress with of long accustomed t th. ppeed Bunco Party t - guests. In the afternoon ani was givsnf impromptu program n under the direction of Stake Johnson. Eugene ANNUAL REUNION Reminiscences of early days ire, were given by Job F.V Nibley Smith and C. D. Dunn. In the evening a dance was NIBLEY The annuul ward re' union was held Wednesday, A pro- en with a large crowd in tendance. Music was furnished gram wus carried out at 11 a. m, the Cache a Valley Wranglers. under the direction of the Old r Folks committee. Bishop Eugene The principle of ball bearing.-VJohnson offered the invocation; was patented in lSxM. f speech of welcome, by Alma L. Rigs; son, by Rex Pitkin, Abe Cummings and Oscar Maurer; realm ks, by B M Thompson of the Central "Current VICKS COUGH committee; Events,' by Byron Snow; vocal : hoptd for in a solo by .Savona Larson; comic medicated with Swenson; leading, by Margaret comic show, by the Cache Valley Wraalers: talk by John A. Israel-son- ; recitation by John Brcnchlt-yVapoRus At noon dinner was served to NIBLEY WARD HAS 140 Chair-?--ma- Saturday Members of the I. F. club entertained at a bunco party at the home of Mona Kastli Saturday evening. Following t lie card games refreshments were served. Those present included Mona Wilkinson, Na-d- i Kastli, Margart lie Naisbitt, Genevieve Porter, Cleo Lundstrom, Gene Mortenson. Verna Laeser, Laura Dell Torge-son- , Annette Uurdon, Thorn Bracken, Owen Durley. Finest Tippetts. Julian Uurti-rGrover Farter, Ulutt Nelson, Charles Olsen, Loyal Cook. Ray Lundahl, Bill Thomas and Russell Mechaiu. Miss Margaret Slew-arof Ogden, national treasurer of the National Federation of Business and Professional Women's elubs will be the speaker at tne 1! P W. initiation and F.mblein dinner of the local club Monday night at 7 Officers of the National Federation of Business and Professional Women's clubs an- for the most part women who have bud courage to pioneer in distinctive fields. Miss Stewart is no exception. She is one of the few women in the United States who owns arid operates a credit bureau, and during the last H years she has collected for Ogden Nearly 400 types of cheese are merchants claims uiimunting in produced iu the United States. the aggregate to mote than $ ' , ' ffiv-e-- at-sb-- ' DRO? VICKS V Kio.tinO. Miss Stewart is Scotch bv birth but has lived in this countiv for ii number of years and her training is thoroughly American Before coming treasurer of the National Federation Miss Ellen Edgley of Pocatello, valuable service on ,s. o.,v. in. the Finance of a the student Idaho, college committee. last year, has been the house guest of Miss Vilate Jones for the past week. She was entertained at dinner by Miss Jones Wed25c guests nesday evening. Eight were included. CLUB BARBER SI lop Miss Edgley was very prominent Thain Watson. prp. In music circles while in Logan 117 North Main Strut Former Student Visitor In Logan bu.-me- HAIR FOR YOUR VALENTINE PARTY cut BLUEBIRD ICE CREAM FROM ANY OF OUR DEALERS Dinner Precedes Dancing Party Dr, and Mrs. W. W, Merrill entertained at a dinner party at their home Thursday preceding the dancing party given at the Palais d'Or. The dinner table was centered with a silver bowl of fragrant Tall Angele Pernet rose buds. candles of salmon pink were placed at the ends. Covers v.eie marked for eight guests. Another Sensational iE ONE DAY ONLY, SATURDAY, FEB. 13th Hundreds of advance spring models are included in this sale. In order to take advantage of this sale you must purchase one article, at the marked price, which entitles you to buy another article, as specified, for 5c. Prices quoted are Allen original selling prices. We reserve the right 1o limit quantity. Dont bother." Oh Ellen, darling " Lets not have any more Ive been a please. fool, thats all. Just a fool." But Elleu, you dont know what he I know this much. I know he made an engagement with me three days after this was announced. He told me, as I remember it, that I'd make bis summer for him. I suppose be wanted a summer sweetheart while his fiancee was away. ii n d. plnk-cbeek- HEAD TO BE HERE Again Ellen did not speak. You dont know, Myra went on timidly. Perhaps the engagement is broken." Ellen said Thats unlikely, dully, "when it was announced last Tuesday." But she's gone to Europe. It was iu the morning paper. Walt, Ill get It for you. E, d. The Girls Athletic club of the Logan Senior high school held final initiations for pledges Thursday afternoon. The new members eutertained with vaudeville stunts and served refreshments. Miss Ora Rose, Miss Edna Curdon and Miso Maurine England were m charge Korty-fiv- e were in attendance. The new members include Miss Miss Helen Doris Partington, Sc how, Miss Thellu Call. Miss Miss Florence Margery Anderson, Miss Bessie Jones, Skabeluud, Miss Ellen Rose, Miss Donna Stevens, Miss Lucille Muiphy.Miss Jean Goodsell .Miss Mildred Middleton, Miss Vira Astle. Miss Edna Everton, Miss Rhudu Leukers-dorfe- r and Miss Annie Hall. NATIONAL B. P. W. PAGE THREE. the scraps In the wastebasket, bet frightened, apologetic eyes fixed on Ellens colorless face. Oh Ellen, honey, dont look like that, she begged. Tm sor ry I ever cut the darn thing out. foal-lafa- ly . Initiated Refreshments were served to the following guests: Miss Edna Thor-nocMiss Remona South, Miss Rita Hansen, Miss Vera Roundy, Miss Wanda Peterson, Miss Eleanor Gunnell, Miss Wynona Smith, Spencer Crabtree, Paul Nielson, Elmer South, Vern Blanchard, George Gunnell, Owen Allen, A. J. Mendenhall and Wintston Pickett. Bunco prizes were won by Spencer Crabtree and Paul Nielson. BEGIN HLFE TODAT Beautiful ELLEN ROSSITBR, a aleagirl fa Barclay Ikpartecit Stare, lives with her extravifut mother, MOLL k KOSSITER, her ItferaUter. MYRA, and her brother. MIKE. The I w jouf fflrla support the family. Molly to saved pay spends money the rent. Ellen decides to work at night at Dreamland ta a dance hall hostess until the asm fa made up. The hostesses most wear evening dresses and Giles owns none. (STEVE BARCLAY, a Bias of 5T and Ellens employer, oees the girl crying and discovers the situation. Obviously Interested, ho loans Ellen a lovely white taffeta frock whea she refuses la accept It as a gift. Ellen forgets her wealthy employers kindness when at Dreamland she meets handsome LARRY U ARROW-GATShe accepts an artist. to tea. la the Larrys Invitation flowers arrive from Barmorning clay. Ellen, distressed that the la not from Larry, quarrels gift with her mother and sister. Then she confesses that she ta deeply Interested In Larry Barrowgate. Myra shows her a newspaper announcement of Larry engagement to ELIZABETH BOWEN, a Ellen debutante. decides to break the date lor tea. (the also decides to return the borrowed dress to Barclay. NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY CHAPTER IX AT the first reference to Larry Harrowgate Ellen waa From and starry-eyeher position on the edge of the bed Myra saw the sudden radiance 'that lighted her sistera face. She knew then that Ellen had God give found the real thing. her luck," whispered Myra in her soul. Give her more luck than She smiled at her Ive had. young sister. Go ahead, Ellen, she said Go ahead about calmly enough. your man before curiosity kills me. There isnt much to tell, Ellen confessed In her shy, eager voice. Nothing serious, I mean. All I know is that Larry likes Broken-hearte- New Pledges k, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Olsen, who are leaving soon for the Danish mission, were the guests of honor at a bridge party given by Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Skanchey at their home Thursday evening. At the close of the games a dainty lunch was served. Those included were Mr. and Mrs. Olsen, Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Card, Miss Afton Thain, Miss Bernice Boyle, Miss Hazel Sewards, Cy Greaves, Paul Larsen, Boss Olsen and the host and hostess. Bridge prizes were awarded to Mrs. Card and Lee Olsen. The honored guests were presented with a gift. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1932. LOGAN, UTAH, L, Valentine Ball Attracts Meeting1 At A HERALD-JOURNA- POLLEN laughed mirthlessly, sat down, put on the shoes that were quite good enough now, and quietly selected a dress to wear. Isnt It funny that his engagement would have been announced in the society columns when be told you he hadnt any money or any prospects, Myra said restively after a while. Why do you suppose that Is?" I don't know," Ellen an53 swered, listless and disinterested. I always thought of society people as having lots of money. That shows just how Ignorant I am! Myra said, exaggerating her In an attempt to make It amusing. Ellen did not respond. Nor did Ellen paused in the act of putting on a shoe, "Its Larry," she she smile. said shyly, Don't you think, Ellen, that It was nearly half-paplaying polo and girls on the maybe were sometimes too carepractice. Bands of the Lido, pictures from ful and conventional and formal seven. gay Florida masquerade parties, just because we dont know?" "You didnt tell me his name, observed Myra, as she pulled over skiing parties at Lake Placid and Myra suggested with a nervous I mean know how people effort. her head a dotted Swiss dress in the Alps Myra clipped and filed them away. Ellen had al- do things now. Maybe the people limp from many washings. ways been a little contemptuous in different sets, smart people, Ellen paused In the act of put- of Myras collection. dont think that being engaged ting on a shoe. She bad been There was a streak of yearning Is so important as we think It is. reflecting that somehow she must wistfulness in the older girl, Maybe that's the way he feels manage new ones. reaching out for gay scenes about it. People do think differIts Larry," she said shyly. vague Isnt that a iu which she could not be a par- ently about those tilings." Ellen Larry Harrowgate. I know what I think," ticipant. grand name? Ellen was not sympathetic to said in a level, unemotional tone Larry Harrowgate!" Now she waa as she went on with the dressing ward this trait. Do you know him, Myra? so meaningless. sea. at Ellen exclaimed, completely Myra tossed that had become delighted. Neither girl spoke for a long Wasnt I right? Isnt he a a clipping to her. time. Myra had opened her mouth darling? Whered you meet him? when there was a knock on the The dress dropped over Myras was only a photograph of familiar head. It hardly displaced a hair man and a girl who had door followed by Mollys of the smooth coiffure but Ellen stopped for a moment on a sun demand for admittance. What shall we tell ber?" thought her sister looked pale shiny tennis court. The man in lips noiselessly framed the Myras and tired. Older than usual. the striped blazer was Larry. The Ive never met Larry Harrow- pretty, petulant girl who had words. Tell her the whole thing. I gate, she answered in an odd twined her arm through his Ellen voice. dont care what you tell her. You had never seen. know she's bound to get the story Then why were you ao surHer eyes fixed on the caption. Ellen asked casually, "An Important engagement is out of one of us somehow," Ellen prised? how long the pain adjusting her stockings to sheer that of Miss Elizabeth Bowes, said, wondering last. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ezra in her heart could tightness and standing up. In just a minute, mother, She was not apprehensive. Myra Bowes of New York, and Paris sometimes bad a way of being and Mr. Lawrence Harrowgate Myra called. On her way to the door she mysterious over trifles. But as son of Mrs. E. T. Harrowgate and The stopped by the chair where Ellen the silence lengthened she felt the late Mr. Harrowgate. herself growing absurdly nervous. wedding is set for early fall. Mias sat staring into space. What are you going to do What is it? she asked anx- Bowes will be remembered . . Ellens heart twisted sickening-ly- about your date, Ellen? iously. Do you know something Ellen gave a deep sigh and She did not speak and only about him? stood staring, staring at the pic- drew her thoughts away from the Oh, Ellen, I cant memory of Larrya laughing face. If youve beard anything about ture. I remembered him, Myra said Her eyes were bright with tears, him that you think would turn me against him, you're wrong.' I painfully, closing the dressers her mouth was drooping: to her pawont believe that you have. Its open drawer and turning around sister she looked childish, voile her flimsy simply not true. again, because I only cut It out thetic, young,evenin as the older girl Ellen saw that the older girl on Tuesday. It's an odd name." dress. But was fumbling among the newsEllen roused, mechanically fold- watched, the square, boyish chin paper clippings that Bhe kept in ed the clipping and handed it came up. What am I going to do? I'm back to bar sister. Myra did not her drawer of the Innot going thats all! marble-to- p dresser. They were return it to her collection. Be Cootinaed) mostly picture. Pictures of inn stead she tor It to bits and flung l?BSltf vr. I?OUniJDS For your convenience, we have grouped the dresses into two enlarged groups, which will make your selection easier. Two persons can put their money together and each get a dress. Styles e ffonnip for Misses Matrons and Flat Crepes, Prints, . . . etc. ItJ Buy 1 Dress for $4.95 An Extra Dress for st Styles and Founp sizes 2 for Misses and Matrons, Flat Crepes, Wool, Lace Tops, etc. Buy 1 Dress for $9.95 An Extra Dress for In group 2, we have included a special selection of Coats to he sold for 5c with the purchase of a $9.95 dress. r NO NO REFUNDS, EXCHANGES, REFUNDS, EXCHANGES, ALTERA-i lyA'DIE'Si TIONS j t . : |