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Show I l :-U W oocietyicx To Be Wed At Home of Bride Of interest to their friend it tha announcement made by Mr and Mrs. Glen L. Taylor .of .American Fork, of tne approaching- marriage of their daughter, Barbara, and Ensign Bruce Alan Reese, son of Mr. and Mrs. David Reese, of Prove Wedding plans are being' made for Wednesday evening at the Taylor-home. Barbara is a graduate of the BYU, where she was affiliated with the Cesta Tie social unit and the White Keys. Ensign Reese was commissioned commission-ed m January from Columbia uni- Visitor From Idaho Honored Honoring Mrs. Ward McDonald (Marian Sutton) who is visiting here from Lewlston. Idaho. Mrs. J. W. Ellison and her daughter, Miss INaorrn Ellison were hostesses at a family party Monday evening eve-ning at their home. Bridge was played' and a tasty luncheon followed. Others attending were Mrs. Bert Sutton, Mrs. Beyce, Rawlins, Mrs. Garff Fitzgerald, Miss Beth Sutton, Miss Rhoda Douglas, Mrs. Glen Ripple, Mrs. Carl EIMott, Mrs. Roland Vincent, Mrs. Douglas Doug-las Ellison and Mrs. Pat Jones. (Mhtm Will Vffl '1 0 n )(mwm 13 fttim$ P L- in wood V delightfully aromatic V xCz&'l? t mm II V'r ClCOT eo -full-flavored a little goes a long way ews Phone 433 versity. later attending a special radar school at St Simon island. Georgia. He formerly attended the BYU and was a member of the Vikings. , . . The young couple will leave by plane for a short honeymoon in San Francisco, Calif., where Ensign En-sign Reese is to report for further orders. f Major, Wife Dinner Guests Dr. and Mrs. Don C. Merrill were hosts at a well appointed dinner party Monday evening at their home, the complimented guests being Major Roy B. Hammond, Ham-mond, who recently returned from long service in New Guinea, and Mrs. Hammond. Covers were also laid for Mr. and Mrs. J. Hamilton Calder, Mr. and Mrs. John H. ZTenger, Dr. and Mrs. Wayne B. Hales, Dr. and Mrs: Owen P Heninger, and Miss Marian Jeanne Merrill. A pottery bowl of garden roses adorned the attractive table. The interesting evening included in-cluded showing of colored slides from New Guinea, by Major Hammond, who also told of his experiences. . j. Young Couple Wed in Nevada Announcement is made by Mrs. W. G. Ryan of Payson, formerly of Provo, of the marriage of her daughter. Miss Ruth Stratton, to Stanley R. Burrastoh, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Burraston, of Goshen. ' The young couple were married mar-ried Friday in Las Vegas, Nevada, and will make their home in Provo. Pro-vo. The bride is a graduate of the Lincoln high school, and Mr, Burraston Bur-raston was graduated from Pay-son Pay-son high. He has an honorable discharge from the army after serving as a staff sergeant in the infantry overseas for two and a half years, returning in January. He entered the service four years ago. Novel Party Theme Creates Much -Fun Gleaner girls of the Provo Ninth ward met Monday evening even-ing for a garden party at the home of their sponsor, Mrs. El-don El-don D. Clark, 458 East Sixth North street. The theme, "Trackless "Track-less Trackmeet" prevailed and was carried out with invitations and games. All of the guests arrived In a novel but prescribed way, on tricycles, in wagons, doing the huja, or some other such feat. Broadjumps, high jumps, running the mile were all performed in an astonishing manner and a gay time was enjoyed by the group. Refreshments were served by Nadine and Evelyn Atkinson. Preparations were made by Annie Richardson, retiring president, and Mrs. Clark. New officers were selected with Moana Ballif, president, Marvel Johnson, vice-president, and Verna Hansen, secretary. Present were Mrs. Hattle Knight, Mrs. Leo Richens, Beth Richardson, Annie Richardson, Wanda Richardson, Anna Lou Giles, Maureen Howell, Colleen Cahoon, Claire Broderick, Cleo Muhlestein, Venice Rogers, Verna Hansen, Marvel Johnson, Lela Guyman, Mae Brooks, Moana Ballif and Mrs. Clark. Catholic Card Party Tonight The public is invited to attend a card party and bazaar being held by the Catholic Women's club this evening at 8 o'clock at the church. Mrs. S. I. Levin is general chairman. Tables of bridge, 500 and pinochle will be played and prizes awarded, and lunch will be served. Beautiful articles for sale are included in the bazaar, Mrs. 'Levin announces. Hot Days Outfit 5 3 , 8 S BT MRS. ANNE CABOT Not much to it, but who wants more clothing than the law allows on hot days? Make this tiny sun suit of yard of cotton material and applique the cunning little bunny on the pocket. Trim the suit with ric-rac braid and there yoj are a perfect, hot day costume cos-tume for the one, two and three- year olds! To obtain-pattern for the "Bunny" "Bun-ny" Sun Suit (Pattern No. 5386) sizes 1, 2, years included, applique ap-plique patternj send 15 cents in COIN, plus 1 cet postage, YOUR NAME, ADDRESSyand the PATTERN PAT-TERN NUMBER toNANNE Cabot, Provo Daily Heraldll50 Sixth Avenue, New York, lP.N. Y, F. $. Harrises To Be Complimented Sub Notes uy i i fului iv Faculty members, of the Brig-ham Brig-ham Young university and their wives will honor retiring president presi-dent Franklin S. Harris and Mrs. Harris at a party Friday evening at 7, o'clock, in the Joseph Smith building. Program and refreshments are being outlined. A committee under un-der Dean Gerritt deJong, Jr., including in-cluding Professor LeRoy J. Robertson Rob-ertson and Dr. Florence Jepper-son Jepper-son Madsen, have prepared some special music numbers. The committee on arrangements arrange-ments headed by Dean Christen Jensen and his wife, includes all the deans, Registrar John E. Hayes, J. Wyley Sessions, and Kiefer B. Sauls, and their wives. ; Newlyweds Are Feted At Shower A shower-; was given to honor newlyweds, ;Mr. and Mrs. "Bud" Peery (Fay5; Thomas) of Ogdeh, the delightful affair being held at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Thomas of Provo, Saturday evening. Games wre played under the direction of Mrs. A Will Jones, and a delicious lunch was served to the 35 guests assembled from Provo, Salt Lake City, and Ogden. Assisting with the party, were Mrs. Ray Coleman, Mrs. Howard Thomas and Mrs. Thomas Thomas. Thom-as. The young couple were accompanied accom-panied to Provo by the groom's parents, Mt. and Mrs. Jasper Peery, of Ogden. An expert "shoe doctor" can take battered suede shoes and bring the nap up to look velvety again, or shave off pile and turn leather into, surfaces as lustrous as kid. He can also put his Midas touch of gold or silver on any kind of leather shoe that you want to turn into a Cinderella evening slipper. You'll ncvor as many clothes II I Because you've .learned of Out of necessity, in these wax years, you've learned to get all the good from the clothes you had by being more careful with your clothes, having them cleaned promptly when needed, and using only the best of cleaning services. It's a lesson you'll put to profitable use in the good years to come. MADSEN CLEANING -PHONE 475 Buy That 'Extra' War Bond; Brigade Member Will Call The Blue Star Brigade la ham mering away at the Seventh War Loan drive, determined to meei the mammoth quota set for the women of provo. HA Provo are now revisiting me home of their districts homes which they have already contacted contact-ed once since the opening of the Miehtv Seventh. They urge asain for coooeration on the part of the householder, in order that their work be completed as eariy as possible and without unnecessary unneces-sary time and energy. Workers in the southeast sec tion who are making a fine show ing are: Colonels: Mrs. Pierce T. Norton and Mrs. A. C. Norwood. Majors: Mrs.. Idonna Peterson Mrs. Roy Passey, Mrs. R. S. Kitchen Kit-chen and Mrs. Beulah W. Brown. Captains: Mrs. S. J. Jones, Mrs. Elmer Clarkson. Mrs. O. Earl Thomas. Mrs. Don Innes, Mrs. Dora Clark, Mrs. Gertrude Page, Mrs. Leon J. Myrup, Mrs. Earl Blumenthal, Mrs. H. A. Immlsch, Miss Beth Lassen, Mrs. Bessie Reese, Mrs. Theresa Morgan, Mrs. Helen Brown. Mrs. May Wis-combe, Wis-combe, Mrs. Eva Hutchings and Mrs. Mary Farrer. Lieutenants: Mrs. Guy Walker, Mrs. Rulon Harward, Mrs. Arnel Clegg, Mrs. LaVar Groneman, Mrs. Elmo 5. cneever, iwrs. j. Crede Kindred, Mrs. Melba .. M. Johnson, Mrs. Dave Williams. Miss Rita Anderson, Mrs. W. L. Smith, Mrs. William Nelson, Mrs. Hazel KillDack. Mrs. Mona Jol-ley. Jol-ley. Mrs. H. E. Farr. Mrs. Eva Coffey, Mrs. Ray Hoover, Mrs. J. Clinton Bown. Mrs. Rosf Ripple, Mrs. Gladys Keigley, Mrs. Mary Lou Walters, Mrs. Leon Myrup, Mrs. T. A. Thurman, Mrs. Ruth Scoville. Mrs. Mabel Bray, Mrs. Charles Daley, Mrs. Lyne Roberts, Rob-erts, Mrs. Alton B. Giles, Mrs. Nelma Boardman, Mrs.' W. E. Berry, Mrs. Ruth Rust, Mrs. Lil-lie Lil-lie Stubbs, Mrs. Donna Barba-kas, Barba-kas, Mrs. Katherine Baker, Mrs. Dorothy Meldrum and Miss Beth Larson. TRES JOLI The Tres Joli club party plan ned for this week, has been post poned until next week. BONNIE THAIS Mrs. Leona Prestwich will be hostess to members of the' Bonnie Thais club Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock at her home. SEC Members of the SEC club will meet Wednesday at 8 p. m. at the home of Mrs .Afton Pratt. PEACE OFFICERS' WIVES A meeting of the Peace Officers' Offi-cers' auxiliary will be held Wednesday Wed-nesday at 8 p. m. at the home of Mrs. George Erkman, 233 North First West street. OREM DUP CAMP A meeting of the Orem DUP Camp will be held Thursday evening eve-ning at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Eleanore Bishop. JUNIOR SECTION The junior section of the Women's Wo-men's Council will meet Wednesday Wed-nesday at 8 p. m. at the Utah Valley Val-ley hospital, to work on surgical dressings. KS LITERARY Mrs. Robert Corbett will entertain enter-tain the KS Literary club members mem-bers Wednesday evening at 8:30 o'clock at her home. ELM WAN ADI Members of the Elm Wan Adl club are to meet Friday evening at the home of Mrs. Mary Bennett. Ben-nett. At Banquet In Salt Lake Mrs. I. E. Brockbank, Mrs. Roy Passey and Mrs. A. L. Booth were in Salt Lake City Monday to attend at-tend a banquet given for the Daughters of the American Revolution, Revo-lution, and held in the President's room of the Hotel Utah. These Provo women are eligible for membership and are formulating formulat-ing plans for a Daughters of the Revolution organization in Provo, need Dr.J.W.Airds Wed 50 Years; Party On Cbast Word comes of the approaching ap-proaching golden wedding celebration being arranged to honor a beloved former Pro- . vo couple, Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Aird, who are now making their home at 1719 Laurel street, South Pasadena, Calif. ' The Airds, who left behind a host of friends when they moved to the coast three years ago, will celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary Thursday. - The good wishes of Provoans and friends throughout the county and state are passed along to this fine couple. Their daughter, Mrs. W. L. Stacy of Long Beach, is holding hold-ing an 'open house in their honor Sunday, and the festivity fes-tivity will be attended by scores of former Utahna now living on the coast. All of their family members are now in the vicinitv at Lna Angeles, their sons, Will Aird and Dr. Robert Aird and families, and Mrs. John Aird and children. Dr. John Aird died a few years ago. Clivell Club Elects Officers Election of officers took place at a meeting of the Clivell club, held at the home of Mrs. Frank T. Morgan Monday evening. Mrs. Jack Sumneirwas elected president, succeeding Mrs. Lloyd Carter. Mrs. Dale Peterson was named treasurer, and Mrs. George Erkman, reporter. Summer activities were plan ned; also a tour of Geneva Steel, which is to be held Friday morning. morn-ing. Cards were played and a delicious lunch served. In attendance were: Mrs. Vern Bullock, Mrs. Harvey Ford, Mrs. Paul Westwood, Mrs. Andrew McDonald, Mc-Donald, Mrs. Ray Sorensen, Mrs. Lester Allen, Mrs. Jack Sumner, Mrs. Bert Collins. Mrs. Lloyd Car ter, Mrs. -James Judd, Mrs. Gordon Weight, Mrs. Jesse Morrill, Mrs. Kalpn Christiansen, Mrs. Crede Kindred, Mrs. Dale Peterson. Mrs. Arthur Gray, and Mrs. G. O. Erkman. r i i rami iy tntertains On Fathers Day A family dinner was given Saturday Sat-urday evening to honor Joseph Nelson for Father's day. The affair, held at the Nelson home, was attended by Mr. and Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. Davis Paine and three children of Long Island, New York; Mr. and Mrs. Stanley C. Nelson and three children, of Salt Lake City; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jo-seph C. Nelson and children of Provo; Wesley Lesher of Salt Lake City, and Miss Eliza Nelson. Cut flowers were used on the dining table. Carl FUERSTNEjRj Pianist WED., June 20th 8:30 p. m. Joseph Smith Building 7th Festival -STARTS mm mm hREXBEACITSl (CI r CABCAUOWAy & His land KATHtRINE PUNHAMfK i mna iter i rvme , WW .'U BlU. KUB1H3VH (f aw j Brovocihs FeteH At DinneriHeld At StarliteXBardens A dinner-dance at Star lite Gar dens, atop the Hotel Utah In Salt Lake City, Monday evening, hon ored Flight Officer, Paul W. ten, home on furlough from gation school at Hondo, Te: and Seaman 1-c Stanford Dur- rant, on leave from Newport, Rhode Island. Durrant Is yoeman on the heavy cruiser S. S. Tall River," which Is to be commissioned July. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Sorensen of Salt Lake City were hosts on this delightful occasion, and those at tending were Flight Officer and Mrs. Larsen, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Sorensen, Mr. and Mrs. J. Rus sell Durrant of Salt Lake; Mrs. Agnes Durrant, Seaman 1-c Stanford Stan-ford Durrant, and Miss Annette Bailey of Salt Lake' City. The evening concluded at the Sorensen home. First Ward Relief Society An all-day work meeting aad quilting is being held by the First ward Relief Society Wednesday, Wed-nesday, commencing at 10:30 o'clock. Pot-luck lunch will be served at noon. At 2:30 o'clock, vlsitlnc teach ers' reports wnl be made and a reorganization of the Relief Society So-ciety will be conducted by the bishopric Starts TODAY! TODAY- GCtD- lulu; I f i " - " r ft i t 4 h ADDED LATEST NEWS . Doers Open - - 1:00 p. m. Last Complete Show at 9:SS navi-l CO-HIT! s 0 4 . v . . .a. V j v: ::".;'.:;-' : -;'.":? DAILY HERALD "SS PAGE 5 I f liM Thaw hmA fcvfu. eight hours to ( , - find kappinessl i x' 1 . 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