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Show -J i PROVO (UTAH) DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, " JUNE 18," 1940 PAGE TWO Ethel D. Ramb cau Society Editor Phone-494 'Interesting 'Features For .0 J:th ;. .', TsT 7 -"""""" 1 ; Women, Club and , JkMS, . 7 J, X ' - ( U Lodgo News j" . y y y Vy - jVy . j f w Aged Matron Complimented Mrs. C. S. "Aunt Polly" Vincent wag honored by her family Monday Mon-day afternoon at her home, the t,pn house being1 held to celebrate her eventy-nlnth birthday annl-. annl-. versary. ' r" . "r'.-.V-. '' More than 100 neighbors, friends and relative called, including several sev-eral from out-of-town. Also, Mrs. Vincent received many beautiful gifts, flowers and messages. - " . Her daughter, Mrs. Don R. El-lertson El-lertson assisted In receiving. . i In the evening, a family dinner was aerved, covers being laid for 25 guesta. White madonna lilies and pink carnations formed a beautiful centerpiece and crystal candlesticks held pink tapers. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Vincent Jr., miss Ber-nice Ber-nice Vincent, Mr. and Mrs. ' Bert Vincent and daughter, - Verna Dean: Jay Vincent, Mrs. Neal of Lehi; Miss Thelma Vincent, Mr." and Mrs. Art Scott, LaVar and Jack Scott Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Scott and son, Joe; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Vincent, Mrs. Mame ' Lee, Max Vincent, Mr. and Mrs.. Earl Vincent, Dale Vincent, Ottls Vincent, Vin-cent, Mrs. , Don, R. Ellertson and family, and Mrs. Elizabeth Souter. r N.cf w.to ; Meet In S. L. ; s v . ; . . . All Neighbors of Woodcraft f desiring to attend the ; district meeting, at the Newhoiise hotel in Salt Lake City, v Saturday " evening, are to call Mrs.'- Eva Mildehhall, guardian m neighbor, I phone 324, '.Immediately. , ;. . Also,, those having cars" with room for, passengers are urged to call. . , . , -, ' y ' ' , TOO LATE FOR I I CLASSIFICATION ! . , '. . . r f FOR SALEinsCELLANEOUS JERSEY cow' will freshen -very i soon , with third calf.e 67 South 2nd East, SpringvMe. J24 REBUILT Hoovers., SX5.95. up. i : Reeds Riteway Dealers 513J. J20 USED bricks, all cleaned, call evenings. Phone 16i2. i . J20 - HELP WANTED . FEMALE ! EXPERIENCED bookkeeper, at pnee, for. steady Job, most ' be , able to do typings and cashier ' duties, white Herald JBox E. T. ' . . - J18 MISCELLANEOUS DANCE HaU for lease at Vivian Tark; Good opportunity. Inquire VJvlan Park Store. , J20 i . HELP WANTED MALE EXPERIENCED Service Station Man. Write Box U S. J2Q ' LOST SMALL green boat, from big channel. Wm. Jacobsen, West Drive. Reward. j24 FOR RENT FURNISHED ? COOL 3 room modern apartment, garage. 689 East 3rd South. Phone 783 W. . J24 Chaparral flavors r H.on.ey "Bee GRAHAM CRACKERS by PURITY . They're delightfully different because they're differently differ-ently made. For example the honey used in the sweet-' sweet-' ening is taken from the rare blossoms of the Chaparral, which flowers in mid-summer high in the Wasatch. And the flour is milled from Dicklow Wheat, also a choice product of our mountain ' valleys. An abundance of highest grade, shortening more than is used in any i other Graham Cracker rounds out the richness and delicious quality of Honey Bee Graham Crackers; ' But taste for yourself bow delightfully good they are. Your grocer has them in the 2 lb., 1 lb. and 6Y2 02. "Flavor-Saver Packages' r wrapped : in cellophane to , preserve their freshness. .Try them today! ; ; '. ' ' . Watch for coupon" good . for free package to appear soon. THE PURITY BISCUIT CO. . . SALT LAKE . Bride-To-Be Is Honored A pot-luck supper was given Monday 'evening at Canyon Glen for Miss Elayne Hinckley, wno is soon to be married. The group of friends included Miss Neva Strate, Mrs. Hazel B. Hayward, Miss Beth Bird, Mrs. LaRae "A. Davies, Miss Joyce Bee, Mrs. June B. Sowards, Miss Rfc- nee Anderson, Miss Nedra Lar- sen, ' Mrs. Lois F. Morgan, Miss Alice tJBoyvn and ' Mrs: Stella M. Smooth I, ' AI C Dannenfeld of Sallna, Kansas, Kan-sas, has arrived to 'spend a week in Provo with his brother, John Dannenfeld. ' Mrs. Lena Illil of Giendale, Cal., arrived Monday for a week's visit with, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. NAnderson, and her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. 1. H. Johnson. She is accompanied by her daughters, Evelyn and Louise, and they will return home by way of Zion's . national park, Bryce and Grand canyons and Boulder , dam. Mrs.' Anderson will return with them for a short stay and will also visit other daughters in northern California, before returning re-turning home. The - visitors are former Provoans., Mrs. Lewis M. Mlckelsen and daughter, Hattie Lu, of Parowan, are visiting Mrs. MickeLsen's uncle and aunt. Dr. and Mrs. William J. Snow, for a few - days. - .. e. .. Mrs. R. T .Snow and baby son, John Ronald, of Salt Lake City, are guests at the home of Mrs. J. B. Seamount and Dr. and Mrs. William J. Snow, this week". , . ,f - .. . Mrs. Ray Stewart and -daughter ; Elayne, have left for Green Forest, Arkansas, for a six weeks' visit with Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Call (Mildred Stewart). Mr. Call la in government - civil service work. . , . i . . . . . Eugene Faux has left for Yellowstone Yel-lowstone park, . where be will be employed during the remainder of the summer, as a member of the park orchestra. ' Mr. and Mrs. Ward McDonald and children, former Provoans, have moved from Twin Falls, Ida., to Lewis ton, Ida., their par ents announce. Mr. McDonald has oeen transferred as assistant manager man-ager of the Falks store at Lewis- ' m. . Mr. and Mrs. WUllam P. Clay ton have as their guests this week, Mrs. , Twayne Austin and son Dean ; of Pocatello, Idaho; Miss ' Verna May Johnson of Og- den, and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis F. King, who have ; been In Ogden me past several montns. - Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Harrison and sons, Dan and Jack of Provo, and Dr. and Mrs. E. G; Marselle and family of Salt Lake City, have re 1r I.: (Sd- .City Brief d Fashion Tips For Brides w A SIMPLY tailored, perfectly fitted suit of lightweight tropical worsted in a warm shade of brown makes an ideal going-away costume for the June bride. Fresh white tulips fashionable flowers of the moment are used on the hat and on the bag... : V-r- . 1 --i turned from' a successful fish trip to Fish .lake.,.. fc '- Mr. and Mrs. Burle "Buke" Kobl son have returned to their home in Reno. Ne v.. after a' two weeks' vacation here with Mr. Itobison's mother, Mrs. Beva II. Wagener, PLEASANT GROVE ANNA MAKUE WALKEIt. ; ' Correspondent - Phone 2723 Mr. and Mrs. John L. Taylor, and daughters. Sharlene and Joan, spent the week end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Armit- etead. - Guests at the home of Mrs. Alta Walker on Sunday were Mr- and Mrs. Ed yetter and children, Vir- firinia, Ed Jr., and Billy," of Salt Lake..- - Barbara .apd.Auc!rey Dewey of Sandv are spending two weeks w&h their aunt, Mrs. Blaine Swen non. Mr and Mrs. Howard Nelson of Nephi. were quests of Mr. and Mrs. Ravmond Nelson co Sunday. Mrs. . Fern Hicks left "Monday for Salt Lake-where she will SDend three davs .with her .sistef, Mrs. Marva Smith. Mrs. Mav Mortensen and chil dren of Ephraim are visiting" at the home of Mrs. Inez Olpln. Barbara Loader, - daughter of Earl Loader, left Monday for Ver nal to visit her friends, Ardith Bowden. Mrs. Ethel Carlson. Gwen and .Toseph . Larson, and Everett and Betty West enjoyed a canyon par-t.v par-t.v in the North Fork of American Fork canyon Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Smith and children, Janice and Tom, stopped at the home of Mrs. LaRue Smith Sundav. .Mr. .Smith, who is ..the recreation director for the Ensign Playground at Salt Lake, was tak ing his family to Bryce and Zion's for their -vacation. - " ; Mr. and Mrs. Irving Bullock went to Bingham Sunday to visit Mrs. Bullock's sister, Mrs. Rudolph Carlson, who is recovering- from an illness in the hospital there. Mr. and . Mrs. Leroy Smith and WS ;ILA I? AS- (Utah LafecPark)' . WITH CARTERS ORCHESTRA ! ' EVERY TUESDAY: NIGHT S S r iiini -W'JliuOWrflftttl "Fireside Chat" Is Enjoyable "M" Men and Gleaners of . the Sixth' ward enjoyed a . "fireside chat" Sunday evening at the home of Mrs. Fred Jensen. t Readings were : given by Miss La Dawn Porter and Miss Ai tha Gene Curtis, and Miss Orvilla Luke led in community singing, Various games were played un der the direction of Miss Luana Porter and. Don Waterlynn, class piesidents. ... Refreshments 35. guests. . t were served to Mrs. J. M. Redd Hostess at Party , Mrs. J. Ml. Redd entertained at an informal affair Monday after nnnn a t her home, in honor of Mrs. Sarah D. Syrett of Pangultch, mother of J. E. Svrett of Provo. The guests included a group of southern Utah friends, Including Includ-ing Mrs. James A. Henrie, Mrs Carl J. Furr, who is visiting from Mesa, Ariz., Mrs. C. E. uowan, Mrs. W. H. Callahan, Mrs. M. Norton, Mrs. Dan Webster and Mrs. J. E. Syrett. - Roses were arranged about the rooms. Games were : piayeu ana luncheon served. babv are visiting for a time at the home of Mrs. LaRue Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Ed . Lewis enter tained Sunday evening at a "family "fami-ly dinner party honoring Mr. and Mrs. Don Southwick. Members of both the v Lewis and Southwick families were present. . r ; .Mr, .and Mrs. Tom powers and family of Lehi, were Sunday guests at the home of Mr. ana Mrs. Otto Frampton. Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Harvey en tertained at'a Father's day dinner Sunday. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Hans Christensen of American Fork and J. L Harvey. .. ' J. Fish'.-JSmfth and. family of Salt Lake, spent Sunday afternoon at ' the home of Mr. and Mrs. William C. Smith.. , from Ulalina at S:15 and 9:30 p. m. Stake M Men, Gleaner Event A bonfire party at Raymond park Monday evening, was enjoyed en-joyed by the Utah stake "M" Men and Gleaners. .. The, program consisted of numbers num-bers from the various wards, which were varied and appropriate appropri-ate to the occasion. Miss Alta Frampton, retiring stake Gleaner president, paid tribute to. all outgoing officers of the ward, and presentations and tributes were given to the outgoing out-going officers of the stake by Miss LaRee ; Christensen, ' new stake Gleaner president. Morrie Roper, stake , 'M' Men president, paid tribute and made presentations to the outgoing stake "M" Men officers. offi-cers. . -.- ' . .The beautifully decorated cake displayed at June conference was presented to Mrs. Mary Hafen and Griffith Kimball,1 outgoing stake supervisors, by Kenneth Flygare, the cake was cut and served. Community singing was led by Miss Edith Clark. The committee in charge consisted con-sisted of Mrs. Delia Love ridge and Mrs. Arma Taylor, stake Gleaner supervisors; LaRee 'Christensen, Virginia Dixon, Beth Allen, Morrie Roperr Robert Halladay, . Lynn Brown and. Vincent Brown. Monday Club Given Party , Entertaining at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Erven J. Nelson, Nel-son, Mrs. Melissa' Lei: vras hostess hos-tess to members of the Monday afternoon Social : club, Monday. Mrs.'Eldon Lewis assisted with the entertaining. Chinese checkers, chec-kers, cards and sewing were the diversions and Mrs. Lewis gave a . reading, "The White Horse." A tasty luncheon was served. Mrs. Phoebe Jones was a guest and the members present were Mrs. L. L Nelson, Mrs. Ole E. Oisen, Mrs. peter Groneman, Mrs. A. Will Jones, Mrs. Rose Vincent, Mrs. Albert Halladay, Mrs. Fred Singleton, Mrs. William MUden-hall, MUden-hall, Mrs.T Frank Halladay, Mrs. William .Vincent, Mrs. M. H. Pehrson and Mrs. J. V. Wragg. T tTODERN 1VJ1ENUS - BEEF HASH LOAVES (Serve 4 to 6) Two cups finely chopped cooked potato, 3 ;ups minced roast or boiled beef or soup meat, gravy or" milk' to moisten, salt and pepper to taste, 1 tablespoon minced onion fine dry bread crumbs. Combine the potato and meat; add enough gravy to stick it to gether and season with salt and pepper. Butter muffin pans or custard cups; line with the crumbs, pack in meat mixture and bake in a moderately hot oven (375 de grees F.) until lightly browned- about 30 minutes. Serve with horseradish sauce. CORN AND - POTATO MUFFINS One egg, 2 tablespoons melted shortening, 1 tablespoon sugar, 1 cup milk, 1 cup mashed potato, 1 1-8 cups corn meal, 4 tablespoons baking power, 1 teaspoon salt. Beat egg. Add shortening, sugar and milk. Stir in the remaining re-maining ingredients- Transfer to small oiled muffin pans and bake in oven (375 degrees F.) until browned. . in " L " J I M k I 2:00 Til 6 TOMORROW! Doors Opeh 1:43 P. 51. AMERICA'S UNWANTED WOMEN! Homeless Girls! Hunted! Jailed "GIRLS of Driven from Stale to State! Their Pasts Unknown! : Their Futures Uncertain! 1; "GIRLS f -1 Brawling and Dying Down ! Down ! "GIRLS' of Starring HELEN MACK ANN DVORK LOLA LANE Ann Doran Marjorie Cooley Camp Manavu To Hold Annual Party Thursday Daughters of Utah pioneers of Camp Manavu, will hold their annual party at the home of Mrs. Hattie T. Snow, 487 North Third East street, Thursday at 5:30 o'clock. The affair will be in the form of a garden party, and the members mem-bers if possible, are to wear costumes. cos-tumes. A program and special entertainment en-tertainment has been planned. All camp members and those eligible for membership1 are urged to be present. Marriage Is Made Known Mrs. Myrtle Jolley of Provo, is announcing the marriage of her daughter, Miss Ellen Wheel r, to Clark Tolton. son of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Tolton of Orem. The young couple were married June 8 at Mantl, and will make their home in Orem. The bride is a graduate of the Provo ' high school. A shower will be given In her honor by her mother, Thursday evening at the home. MIND YOUR MANNERS Test your knowledge of correct social usage by answering ans-wering the following questions -then checking against the authoritative answers below: 1. Should every article of the bride's going away clothes be new ? 2. Should the bride send word to the groom's parents to come upstairs up-stairs to tell them both goodby before 1 they come downstairs 'to make a dash for their car? 3. At a home wedding is it all right to -have the wedding music played on a phonograph? 4. Is there a recessional after the ceremony at a house wedding ? 6 At a house wedding is it correct cor-rect for a bride and groom to urn at the completion of the cere mony and receive the guests right where they stand? What would you do If ' You are the daughter of divorc ed parents, planning your wed- dlner- ... ' (a)' Let your mother give the - reception? (b) Let your father give the re ception? . , . Answers 1. Yes, if possible. : 2. Yes. V - . ; . . 3. Yes. 4. No. 5. Yes. Of of the home is very large, they may receive in another room. Besf'What Would You Do' solution solu-tion (a since your father will give you away. f Birthdays Tudaj', June 18 SIDNEY M. RUSSELL . JACK SUMNER Wednesday, Juno 19 PARLEY L. LARS EN OSCAR W. CARLSON D ELBERT ' V. TREG EAGLE LINDEN S. TREG EAGLE - TONIGHT! With Loretta Younsr - Ray Milland m 25c Eves! the J9 ROAD 97 as they go Down! it the .1 ROAD ftv A Tn Tulip Time In Styledom 1 v x V. ; ' -'"' 'fM '.- i . ,jt ..) v..,. ) " W if f ! I ' 7 ' 1 - Remlniscerit of the hobble skirls of the first World War is this unusual print dinner drt-ss with black silk background and horizontal hori-zontal bands of red and blue tulips. tu-lips. It was modelled by Miss Jus-phine Johnson. New York debutante, at -a French fashion show LtaeGt. . Young People Invited to Dance AH boys. and girls of junior and senior high school age are invited to attend the Provo recreation department de-partment dance Thursday night In the Provo high school girls gym nasium. The WPA orchestra wilr furnish the-music, Anita Watson and Laura Kump are in charge. '. - ? 31 - - Visiting Tench crs To" Be Feted Visiting teachers of the -Third ward Relief society will be hon ored by the presidency, at a 1:20 o clock luncheon Wednesday at the meeting house. Games and a rrotrrara will fel low. Hurry Sk 'REBECCA' Ends Ton r-f " V.v 1 I ''-r STARTS TOMORROW!! ,iuor '"n li43 M- Me me and mobsters. .in I the surprise ! show-prize of f the season! f ! : 1 ifflrJ&'j i with ' PEGGY. ; liODEKltll CRAWFORD Ccrtrrij V:Ql'H j Wcrrea im.'IS Jessls 1 CANT CM TOU AfrTVJC J lOvf U4 C "DAT IT DAT" . Kxtra! Hal Lrlloy in ."P.uUie JitnrJjU2 .No. lM 11 1 1 niBlMir Calendar LAS AMIGAS Members of the Las Amias club will not meet thi3 week. Further announcement will be made. u. s. w. v. A meeting of the U. S. W. V. camp p.nd auxiliary will be h'v'd Thursday evening at 8 o'clock at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jo I T. Brown. A full attendance (a urged. PRIMROSE Members of the Primrose club will meet Wednesday at 2 o'clock at the Paramount theater. NELKE READING Mrs. Emma N. Down will te hostess to members of the Nelke Reading club Thursday at 3:50 o'clock at her home. Mrs. Clara N. Giles will give the program.- 1 Q-yiwT) HI 1 1 A A I I J T, f Ends Tonight 'GOODBYE MR. CHII-S' and CHAN IN HONOLULU NEW TOMORROW Continuous From 3 P. M. hrst to t-SLAV. Cr.OTlIERSsl KENNY BAKER F10RE!!CE RICE nam ui3T pt::xTe J ALSO LORUE In "lysterious Mr. Moto" with IInr)' Nilcoifc ILarold Ilufwr 3 With LaurvtK- Oliv-iff Juaxi FontaIre j ft ft) X ) Aelod ears.. ! musical MORA!! j RA1F1I "Jlf TM(I C Cartoon 3 1 f , y ' |
