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Show MY (Jahdlel ig fit Installation For .Dames Light Opera 'Pink Lady' Features A. L R: Group Party ft - During impressive candlelight ceremony, at the home of Mrs. Margaret Bigelow, 20 women received re-ceived membership in Brigham Young University Dames club, Wednesday evening. Alice Louise Reynolds club. chaDter 6. were delight- - The; services, were under the .fully entertained Thursday evening at the home of Mrs Poole " pre'lident. Birdie Van Wagenen, 415 East Center street. The light reading the ceremony. Piano opera, "Pink Lady," was the feature of the evening and music was played by Mrs. Sadie was portrayed in song and story. Avery. The lighted shield of the w Students of Dr Florence Jepperson Madsen furnished dS(5Jid,S vocal numbers for the opera. They were accompanied by!OIral decoration. Mrs. Madsen. They were Iris Taylor, Rose Mary Bishoff, ; New members include mes-Wylie mes-Wylie Swapp and Don Weaver. Mrs. Irene Rowan was in dames: Constance Ackies, Gerald-charge Gerald-charge of the music part of the program. ' Burdick, Marjorie Bennett, Veda WilHams gavefan interesting retold version of, Clark jHm the Story Of "Pink Lady." 0arpt Hiatt Ruth Hunsaker. Ruth One of the highlights of the afternoon was the biogra- Heilewell, Verla Jenson, Dayma Dhv. criven bv Olive Facer, of Hazel Dawn, who at the ueak Uohnson, Doris Nelsen, Lois Roy- of her opera career, sang the role of Pink Lady. Hazel jtance, Gloria Seiiy, Geraldine Dawn was born in Ogden, Utah. In her early youth, she went with her Darents to London., 'England, where she started her musical career, assisting Mormon eiders, by singing at street meetings. meet-ings. She became the toast of two continents, because of her talents in singing, as an actress, violinist and dancer. - Hostesses for the afternoon were Mrs. Van Waeenen. Laura Spalding, Stella Garrett and Jo-! ephine Johnston. Guests included Fay Cart-wright, Cart-wright, Jane Brienhojt, Essie Keeler, Ruth Andrus, Myrtle Clark and Mrs. J. Wylie Sessions. Active members of the group are Lucile Ahlander, Vera Brumnjak, Grace 'Cheever. Ruby Clark, Myrtle Clayson, Ewith Cot-tam, Cot-tam, Grace Croft, Olive Facer, Stella Garrett, Libby Hayward, Manetta Henrie, Josephine John ston, Amanda Johnston, Ethel Kerr, Sadye Lewis, Elsie Moffitt, Eliza Nelson, Hannah Oldroyd, Elizabeth Ramsbotham, Hazel Robertson, Ro-bertson, Irene Rowan, Army Sandgren, Ethel Slack, Lucile Slaugenhoup, Wanda Snow, Elizabeth Eliza-beth Souter, Laura. Spalding, Edna Ed-na Taylor, Birdie' Van Wagenen, Phena Weight, Melissa Williams, Veda Williams, Ada Wiseman, Dorothy Nelson, Viva Hedquist, Josephine Strong and Berniece Ungermarx Travel Togs Mrs. Beazer Heads Ladies Of Elks Mrs. Margaret Beazer was named president of Ladies of Elks, auxiliary of Provo Elksi lodge, 849, at elections held at Elks' Home, Wednesday evening. Mrs. Edith Belmont will be vice-president for the coming year, Mrs. Anne Green, secretary and treasurer and Mrs. Anne Thomas, a board member. Hostesses for the election meeting meet-ing were Mrs. Edith Belmont, Mrs. Hazel Chase and Mrs. Jen Collins. They severed attractive refreshments. Nurses Attend Art Exhibit- Snow, Venice Sudweeks, Connie Theodore, Lee Jex, Fay Wolsey. Other members included mes- dames, Jean Dixon, Blanche Moore, Loraine Black, Rhea By-land, By-land, Dorothy Rasmussen, Fern Tew, Betty Weltsey, and Romaine Romney. B. P. W Plans ;For Party .. 20-30 Club Entertained By Ladies K. S. Literary Hears Review K. S. Literary held its meeting meet-ing this week at the home of Mrs. Jasper Snow. Mrs. George Larsen reviewed the book "Nancy Maclntre". Music was furnished by Mr. Lar sen, Joan Hawkins and Dianne Nielson. Luncheon was served to mes-dames: mes-dames: James O. Hawkins, Harold Mitchell, George Cropper, Karl Johnson, Elmer Madsen, Burnell Sturges, : Ernest Hansen, Calvin Christensen, Ralph Olsen, George Larsen, James P. Hawker, and Mrs. Harold Peterson was a guest. v BYU Women Plan Meeting The regular meeting for BYU Women will be held Saturday at ' 1 p. m. in the banquet room of the Joseph Smith building. "Build Thee More Stately Man sions" is the theme of the lec tures to be given by Mrs. Wayne B. Hales, and Mrs. Fred L. Mark-ham. Mark-ham. Hostesses for the afternoon are: Mrs. Harold T. Christensen. chairman, Mrs. Joseph K. Nich- oles, Mrs. Elmer Miller, Miss i Carma Ball if. Mrs. Charles Hag gerty, and Mrs. Ed. M. Rowe. Birthday At Club Party . . T- . , .w( mrs. morris uavies was nosiess vf to members of OEO club at her home, Thursday evening. "Rook" was the game diversion. Game awards went to Mrs. Jack Taylor, Mrs. Don Brienholt and Mrs. Keith Evans. A large birthday cake and a gift were presented to Mrs. Keith Evans. Small china favors were presented to those attending. Guests of the club were Mrs , W. D. Ellison and Mrs. Edythe Hatch. Members present were Mrs. Wells Roundy, Mrs. Roland . Jensen, Mrs. Cliff Morain and those mentioned. ' Orem Boyd Keetch celebrated his 6th birthday Wednesday afternoon, with a birthday party. Game: were played and presents opened. open-ed. The long dining table was centered with a pink and white birthday cake topped with six lighted candies. At each place was a tiny cake topped also with a lighted candle. Thbse seated were Norman Jacobsen, Vivian and Lillian Detomasi, Lewis, Judith Ann, and Steven Kofford, Carolyn, Patsy, Sharen and Ann Gordon, Julia Pyne, Klea, Dee. Kay, and Merla V. Keetch and the little honored guest. The first of a series of meetings, of the study group, recently or ganized by a group of parents from the Sharon school area, will be held at the school Friday evening April 11th at 7:30 p.m. Here problems pertaining to the school child will be discussed and a very helpful series of programs pro-grams have been outlined. Everyone Every-one interested, is invited to attend at-tend these meetings. Mr. and Mrs. Kendall Boulter accompanied by Mr. Boulter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Boulter of Salt Lake have left for a ten day trip to Oregon, where they will visit relatives, and Mr. and Mrs. Willard Boulter will see their two great-grandchildren for the first lime. They plan to visit California enroute home. Plans are going forward for the card party and luncheon to be given by Business and Profes sional Women, of Provo, Thurs day, at 8 p. m., at Women s club house. Mrs. Gertrude Wiseman, chairman chair-man of the scholarship committee and of the Thursday night function, func-tion, announces that all proceeds will be used in the scholarship fund. Each year the organization awards a scholarship to a Provo girl, who is a freshman student at Brigham Young university, to make it possible for the girl to continue her studies through her sophomore year. Mrs. Wiseman is being assisted by Olga Falls and Amanda Roundy. Door prizes will be given, also game awards for "Rook," bridge, pinochle and "500." Women desiring tickets are ssked to contact Mrs. Wiseman, Cynthia Curtis or Amelia Buckley. Members of 20-30 Anns entertained enter-tained their husbands, Thursday evening, at an attractive centennial centen-nial party, at Alpine grill. Two handcarts fiHed with flowers, made a lovely centerpiece for the dining table. Handmade pioneer dolls appeared to be pulling the carts. Old fashioned lamps, wagon wheels and covered wagon silhouettes added to the decorative decora-tive scheme. Mrs. G. L. Smout, Mrs.' Donald Peay and Mrs. Wallace Wal-lace Davis were in charge of decorations. dec-orations. Old and modern times were depicted de-picted in the program. Mary Strong, president, welcomed the group, and Mrs. Jerry Sunderland acted as 'mistress of ceremonies. Music was furnished by Mrs. Robert Blaylock, Lavonne Watson Wat-son and Mrs. Stanley Nielsen. A skit was presented by Mesdames Mark Strong. Ted Maynard, F. E. Lamphere, Harold Thatcher, Walter Clark, Carl Watkins, John Gadd and Robert Blaylock. G. L. Smout played records on an old time phonograph. Carl Watkins and Mrs. F. E. Lamphere gave a demonstration Of "The Charles-For Charles-For her flight to Paris, the 1947 ten." "Maid of Cotton," Hilma Seay, 20-30 District Governor Harold will wear this all-cotton outfit, j Thatcher and President Jay Tay-Wrap-around coat and casual hat! lor spoke in behalf of the men of hollowcut velveteen. Accessor- attending. F. E. Lamphere toast- ies are cotton. Luggage is plastic- eu tne laaies. community sing Utah State Nurses association, district No. 3 held their regular district meeting Wednesday. The early part of the evening was spent in visiting the Spring-! c I K A i.' ville Art Gallery. The visit at the ODeCial AAeetinQ gallery was made especially in- r- p. r i teresting by Mrs. Mary R-ITOT rrOVO jTOKe Schwartz who pointed out thej outstanding paintings and gave a; a special Sunday morning short history of the artist. ; program has been prepared for Following the visit at the gal- all mothers and daughters of lery a dinner meeting was held Provo stake, who are asked to at the Chicken Roost. Thirty! assemble at 9 a.m. at First ward nurses were present to enjoy the i chapel. The singing mother group, evening. Mrs. Amelia Buckley who furnished music at Salt Lake was a special guest for the even- LDS conference, will sing for the ing. Mrs. - Ervan A. Coon was: meeting, which is in charge of chairman of arrangements. 'Mrs. Inez B. All red. coated cotton. Stake Board To Meet With Ward Provo Stake Relief board members will meet Monday with the Eighth ward women for a work session, beginning at 10 a.m. Last week, the board met at the work day meeting of Manavu ward. Club Notes ing was enjoyed. Guests included Mr. and Mrs Stanley Nielsen and Mr. and Mrs Johnny Gardner. Club members and partners be sides those mentioned were Bill McEwan, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Davis. LaVar Cloward. Dede Gra- Societyiham, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mil- i m i m ; . ier, maurice miner, ivonne wai- son, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Carter, Gordon Ursenback, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Joyner, Mr. and Mrs. Arlos Anderson, Kieth Jolley, Paula Mae Lotz, Lee Mendenhall, Nadine Mitchel, CrandalF Dunn, Bert Olsen, Martha Bird, Mr. and Mrs. Weston Taylor and Mr. and Mrs. Rae Smith. rn r VERTIYA CLUB r l'u7 .wi Vertiya club of Orem will hold; LJ LJ- Qr-r', their meeting this evening at 1 lUi JCiJiUl I 8 o'clock, at the home of MisJ " Fenton Prince. SANTAQUIN An interesting DAMES CLUB j session of the Ladies' Literary ' Members of Dames club, their , club was held Wednesday evening partners and two guests are in- at tne home of Mrs. Leslie Olsen. vited to the fun-fest dance, President Clara Lemenar was in Saturday evening at women's 'charge and Mrs. R. J. Peterson gave iniormiuon irom ine oiaie Beautification bulletin in regard Sharon Ward Holds Reunion OREM The Sharon ward reunion re-union was held Thursday, April 10, at the ward chapel. The primary age children were entertained immediately after school with a clever program and lunch, with the primary officers and teachers in charge. Beginning at 7:30 the adult members of the ward were en tertained. A sociable evening was spent with a program and dancing. danc-ing. The well arranged lunch was supervised by the Relief Society organization, and served under the direction of the MIA. Phile Teras AtMeeting Mrs. Rue Swindlehurst was hostess to members of Phile Teras of Sorosis, this week at the Frank Deming .home. The life of Emily j Dickinson was the theme -of the program presented by Mrs,. Ivan Nelson. ' Following the program, refreshments re-freshments were served to Mrs. Fred Ahlander, Mrs. Barney B. Clark, Mrs. J. Kyle Clark, Mrs. Stanley N. Clark. Mrs. Grant A. Fisher, Mrs. Arnold Graham, Miss Isabel Hales, Mrs. Reece Kill-pack, Kill-pack, Mrs. Ralph Olsen, Mrs. Paul Simmons, Mrs. Taylor Reynolds. Rey-nolds. Miss Emma Hayes and Mrs. Ted Schofield. The coconut crab, which in habits the Indb-Pacific islands, climbs palm trees to get the fruit. DAILY HERALD Friday, April 11, 1947 9 "Melody Of Spring" Theme Of Bonheur Club Open Session Members and guests of Bonheur met Wednesday evening ev-ening at the Hugh B. Brown home at an open session. Mrs. Edwin R. Firmage, Mrs. Grant Richards, Mrs. John Halli-day Halli-day and Mrs. Richard Knight were the committee in charge. Mrs. Harold T. Christensen extended greetings to the members and guests. She introduced Mrs. Grant Richards, who was in charge of the program. Mrs. Rhoda ,Vaun Call Young presented several piano selections, vocal solos by Miss Iris Taylor accompanied by Miss Muriel Perkins, and violin solos by Miss Arden Lane accompanied by Miss Evelyn Eve-lyn Hilgendorff. Mrs. Hugh B.! ' " Brown displayeed many of her p jyP-YPO r0d treasures, a number of which were brought from Europe. HoS PartV . Spring flowers were used in ' decorating anda lovely favor in Little Miss Ethel Marie Carter Hi? fJrm?f,aJminiftlire noX,el en" was happily entertained on her titled "Melody of Spring was ri.(. . u j presented to each onpresent. flfthu blrthday. when her grand- uiuwici, mis. Aimit'w wonnson, nfrAchm0ntc uoro Anlrtvo1! Vtv the following guests: Mrs. George vited a group of children to Ashby, Mrs. J. Benson Egan, Miss! her home for games and lunch Lucille Spencer, Mrs. Wm. S. and lots of fun. Prestwich, Mrs. T. C. Cheney, a lighted birthdav cake de-Mrs. de-Mrs. Harold Brown, Mrs. La wr- lighted the little guest of honor ence Jones, Mrs. John Peters, and her friends. Many gifts were Mrs. Philip Knight. Mrs. C. G. presented to Ethel Marie. Shaw, Mrs. Berne P. Broadbent.: At the party were Rosalie Mrs. Leverett Baker, Mrs. Mer-j Johnson. Sharline Vincent. Kay lin Finch, -Mrs. Hugh B. Brown. Baum, Sandra Offret, Gail Mc-Members Mc-Members present; Mrs. Ralph, Qui vey, Mary Jane Carter, Britsch, Mrs. Grant Richards, , Wayne Buckley. Marilyn Buck-Mrs. Buck-Mrs. Harold T. Christensen, Mrs. 'ley, Leland Offret, Bruce and Dean A. Anderson, Mrs. Lee B.i Byron Denhaitcr. Valentine, Mrs. Harold Van Wag-! enen, Mrs. Russell Swensen, Mrs. j Wright, Mrs. Phillip Christenson, David Crowton, Mrs. Elvin An-j Mrs. Vern Wentz, Mrs. Edwin R. derson, Mrs. Weldon J. Taylor,. Firmage. Mrs. John Halliday, Mrs. Thomas Broadbent, Mrs. j Mrs. Carlos N. Stone, and Mrs. Bert Wootten, Mrs. Lynne A. Richard Knight. Tr ey m. JOB'S DAUGHTERS There will be a meeting of Job's Daughters, Saturday at 2 p. m. at Masonic hall. nette Club At Party to the clean-up campaign which will begin on April 18. The program on music was under the direction of Mrs. Mina C ; Olson and the students of Mrs. jpantiUc VJUU Jess Robbins were presented in program, luncheon was served to nineteen members. 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