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Show Arthella Newell Is Bride Of Charles Dearing of Orem OR KM Highlighting the social calender in Orem this week was the wedding reception given by Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Newell in honor of their daughter Arthella and Charles Dearing, son of Mrs. Myrtle Dearing of Payson. The affair was held in Timpanogos ward hall with over 300 relatives and friends gathering to extend good wishes to the popular pair. Greeting the guests in h bower of white lattice work entwined with roses and banked with ferns were the bride and groom, Mr. and Mrs. Newell, Mrs. Myrtle Dearing, Mrs. Bernice Wall, sister of bride, ma tron of honor, Evelyn and Romo- na Newell, were the bridesmaids. The grooms brother, George Dearing, stood as best man. Sweetheart ;aring, stoon as Drsi ninn. T T 7 7 For her wedding the bride chose l-'(JY)1) tl&lCl gown of traditional white with is a gown a fingertip veil of lac-c and net SPIUNGVILLE The Spring-fashioned Spring-fashioned to a rrown of seeded ville Jayeees held .their annual She carried a heartshapecl'Swtthrs,rt x-i1. -with their , 'wives as guesis ai ine uniiKen centered tlvog Lamar Miner, assisted by Bill Ostlund, was chairman of wore the evening's entertainment. New Members For-usbonds Are Tri Beta Group ;Party Guests Phi chapter of Tri Beta, na- 7 tional honorary biological fraternity, fra-ternity, held initiation rites at the Joseph Smith building during dur-ing the week to greet the following follow-ing into the group: Douglas Brown, Elizabeth Fletcher, Elaine Woodbury, Willard Kekauoha, Dorothy Broulim, Kent Christen-sen, Christen-sen, Fred Whiting and George Peterson. Taking part in the initiation were officers Joseph Murphy. Dorald Allrejd. Verl Allman and Deon Patten. An attractive banquet was served with Joseph Murphy as master of ceremonies. C. Lynn Hayward reported on the Tri Beta convention held recently in Chicago; where he represented the Phi chapter. Dr. Vasco M. Tanner welcomed the members and guess. Piano selections were played by Nan Raebrossrrd. Dancing was the diversion later in the evening. M. I. A. pearls. bouquet of gardenias with red roses. . The "bride's SECOND WARD Mr. Hawke will be in charge of the program for the Tuesday evening. PIONEER WARD DAILY HERALD 9 Monday, February 23, 1948 A delightful party of the week was the "Sweethearts" party given giv-en at a cafe in Orem by members mem-bers of Scrooby Guild in honor of their husbands. Dinner wa; served at a prettily appointed tabe arranged in a "7 shape. A large red heart ceniered th"- table with whit? VRpors "ie' "i red satin bows and small he.ir's scattered over the v r ;t doth adding a novel effect. Piac-ccf r Is featured cupid with bis bov.; and arrow. Mrs. Henry Campbell ,:ave a toast to the husbands ?nd ench guest responded during dinner reading a limerick. Games and community singing created a great deal of merriment. Dancing Danc-ing concluded the evening's activities. ac-tivities. Those enjoying the affair were Rev. and Mrs. Edwin Irwin, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Coffman,- Mr and Mrs. J. E. Pollock. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Knox. Mr and Mrs. Clyde Craven. Mr. and Mrs. Dal-ton Dal-ton Hutchcralt. Mr. and Mr?. E V. Krehhiel. Mr. and Mrs. J I). Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Sul- League Hears Book Review j An interesting meeting was !hcld by members of the Literary League at the home of Mrs. E. L. iKammermeyer. Mrs. Sherman X'hristenson reviewed the book, ,"1 Chose Freedom." An original poem was read by Mrs. Celcstia Tayloi. ' ; Refreshments were served to iMrs. Denzil A. Brown; Mrs. W. IStanley Dunford, Mrs. Garn Carter, Car-ter, Mrs. Byard Nilsson, Mrs. A. !e. Robison, Mrs. Paul B. Stewart. I Mrs. Fred Markham, Mrs. Lenn iCreer, Mrs. Walter Hedquist. Mrs. Lynn Taylor, Mrs. Ariel Ballif, iMrs. J. Hamilton Calder, Mrs. E. !W. Steadman. Mrs. D. E. Ostler, , Mrs. Thomas J. Norton. Mrs. Anton'- K. Romney, Mrs. Bryant Jacobs. Ja-cobs. Mrs. Thomas Cheney and I Mrs. Lee Buttle. attendants formats of pastel shades with A flor how- featuring a dance .... , , number bv Elaine Anderson and heartshaped corsages ,of p.nk Dn)p 1mw ,njmbcr bv Col- rosebuds. The brides mother :ePn Collins, accompanied by more a gowirof rose crepe with Kenneth Perry was furnished by a corsage of rosebuds while Mrs. "10 B U. n . . . , , , , The remainder of the program Dearing chose black crepe accent- . . . ; was made up of impromptu num- ed with pink roses. berfs including Don Humphreys. Tiny Roylene Wall and Nancy Wallace Patrick. Clarence Smith. Holman dressed in formats and Dr. C. A. King. Grant Thorn, Er- carrying baskets of sweet peas; nest and Evelyn Boyer. Directed were the flower girls. Little Ter-,by master of ceremonies. Bob ry Boulter and Geniel Hone dres sed as miniature bride and groom added a pleasing note to the bridal brid-al pair. The, little bride's attire and bouquet duplicated that of the bride. Spratt, it was hilarious froma beginning be-ginning to end. A steak dinner was served to those present, in cabaret style. The tables were prettily decorated decorat-ed with individual floral bou- A program of music and danc-iquets, which were later given to tng was presented during the ev-jthe ladies as favors. The Jaycee ening of dancing with J. Clayton wives were in charge of decora-Watts decora-Watts as master of ceremonies. ; lions. Arranging the numerous beau- Two couples from the Provo tiful gifts were Mrs. Lee Johnson , Jayeees were guests: Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Neils Anderson, Mrs. C. M.I Karl Bunnell and Mr. and Mrs. Fielding and Mrs. Linda Carter. Jake Labadie. Refreshments were served from As a special surprise, Mr. La-a La-a prettily appointed table cent-jbadie presented a souvenir gift ered with a large wedding cake to Ray Klauk and Grant Thorn, topped with a miniature bride and! groom. Serving were Mrs. Inez Boulter, Mrs. Rulnn Hone and Mrs. Willa Davis. j The voting couple were mar- Club Notes ried in the Salt Lake LDS temple tem-ple with Mrs. A. E. Newell, Mrs. Inez. Boulter, Mrs. Linda Carter and Neil -Newell witnessing the ceremony. They are honeymooning honeymoon-ing in southern Utah and will return re-turn to Orem to make their home. Dancers On Program OREM A program of dancing and music delighted members of the Orem Wofens club at their meeting at the Scera theatre. Greeting members and guests were Mrs. Ronald Adams and Mrs. Ted Voelker hostesses for the afternoon. Mrs. L. S. Maycock greeted the group and Mrs. Raymond Stewart read the Litany. Mrs. Max Pederson. in charge of music mu-sic introduced Glenda Burr and Robert Campbell who played three guitar selections. Mrs. Edgar Booth and Mrs. Ray Hanks were in charge of the program on radio and dance artists. Mrs. Booth gave a short history of the dance after which she presented a number of her Lincoln high school students demonstrating different types of dancing including ballet, tap, oriental, and the waltz. Students of Miss Lee of the BYU presented a modern version ver-sion of the minuet. Wiley Swapp and Clayton Beamer gave Hawaiian Ha-waiian dances and interpreted them. Accompanists for the dancing danc-ing were Mrs. Mahlon Drage, Genial Larsen and Utahana Walked. Walk-ed. Mrs. Ray Hanks depicted the life and characteristics of Fannie Brice. A large number of members and guests enjoyed the afternoon. Theater Party Is Planned Mrs. James Daniels was hostess hos-tess to Club 47 at her home Friday Fri-day evening. "Pit" and "Sorry" were the frame diversions. Plans were made for a theater party to be held on March .V Luncheon was served to Mrs. Francis Carter. Mrs. George Thomas, Mrs. .Marvin McEwan. Mrs. Lynn Satrley, Mrs. James Daniels, Mrs. Max ine Lloyd, Mrs Earl Framptori, Mrs. John Wclsch and Mrs. Edward Voelker. t;; It's easy to grow parsley in a pot in your kitchen window, sen, Ruth Biddulph. Delenna and mighty handy to pluck a bit -Taylor, J.aBerta Whitlock, Mon-for Mon-for the soup-pot or a fresh clash jtez Harding, Mildred Hall, Vonda in the salad. Stewart and Anna Harris. " UTAH SOROSIS Mrs. R. Garn Clark will be hostess hos-tess to Utah Sorosis at her home Wednesday at 3 p. m. at tbe annual an-nual open session for the group. Mrs. John Zenger will be in charge of the program. Members not planning to attend should call Mrs. Vasco M. Tanner. 1 BONHEUR Mrs. Dean Peterson will entertain enter-tain Bonheur members at the apartment of Mrs. Thomas Bailey m the girl s dormitory on the upper up-per campus, Wednesday at 8 p. m. NORTHEAST CLUB Mrs. Ruth Mill,er will be hostess hos-tess to the Northeast club at her home Tuesday 41 1 8 p. m. LES PASSERELLE Mrs. Kenneth Brereton will be hostess to Les Passerelle members mem-bers at her home, 380 West Fourth South, tonight at 8 p. m. OREM REPUBLICAN CLUB There will be a meeting of Orem Women Republican study group Wednesday at 8:30 p. m. at the home of Mrs. James Stratton, president. Prof. Weldon J. Taylor Tay-lor will talk on "Economic Problems." Prob-lems." All interested persons are invited. CIU CHAPTER Chi chapter of Beta Sigma Phi will meet at the home of Afton Litchfield, 620 North University, tonight at 7:30 p. m. 19TII CENTURY Meeting for the 19th Centurv club will be held Friday at 2:30 p. m. at the home of Mrs. E. F. Irwin. Stake Primary Leaders Meet Utah Stake Primary board members met at the home of Thelma Groneman to plan for leadership meeting to be held Thursday. Group singing was conducted by Mildred Hall, accompanied ac-companied by Montez Harding. President Anna Harris commended commend-ed the group for their part in the successful Birthday Penny drive, which has just been completed. Leaders of the Homebuilder and Trailbuilder groups presented games and gave instruction on the teachi, g of Articles of Faith. Mima Rasband demonstrated finger plays. The baptism excursion for Seagull and Guide groups of the stake was planned for March 6. LaRella Boyden assisted the hostess in serving of luncheon at small tables. Covers were laid for Mima Rasband, Betty Jenkins, Annie Peterson. Lillian Christen- TK1 TEA v iff 3 vi- i A true treasure of the Orient, Dirjecling is the costliest, most flavor-ful flavor-ful of teas. Vet it's blended liberally in Tree Tea to put flavor majjic in every sip. ENROLL NOW! In a short time you can he a trained hair artist! Farn . $300 a month or more. This special training course pays it "doesn't cost. It is an investment for your future earning power. EX-CEL-CIS BEAUTY SCHOOL The Most Outstanding, School in the West Main & Broadway Phone 3-7691 Salt Lake City, Utah Send for ttdoino obliimtioH CORNER WHATNOT SHELF Reg. 13.50 5 meeting Icrno. and Mr and Mrs. Hcm ! Campbell. I Mrs J. D. Smith, p'resident f Merlin Terrv will give the in-ithe guild presented Mrs. Henrv suirational talk. Ina Olsen will'Campbcll retiring president, with discuss her trip to South America' for the Special Interest group. Plans will be made for the Gold and Green ball March 2 and 3. RIVERGROVE HARD There will be no MIA service this week because of the Gold and Green ball. SUNSET HARD The first year Beehive girls will present the preliminary program. The junior Gold and Green ball will be held Thursday evening and the senior ball Friday. ELEVENTH HARD Glen Shean will be in charge of the program Wednesday evening. even-ing. EAST PROVO STAKE MIA's will combine Wednesday at 8 p.m. for a special roadshow program. Six different acts will be presented. Eighth and Wy-mount Wy-mount wards will meet in the Joaquin school auditorium. Ninth, Twelfthand Thirteenth wards will meet in the Manavu church. Bonneville ward will meet in their own building. This will be a budget program. TENTH HARD Meeting Tuesday at 7:30 p m. Regular classes tn be held. The play "Soap Opera" will be presented pre-sented by the Special Interest group, under the direction of Earl Stowell. MANAVU HARD Meeting Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. A play will be presented, there will be a dance later. PROVO STAKE The stake Gold and Green ball will be held Wednesday at 8:30 at the Smith building. The annual Rosette ball will be held with East Provo stake Friday evening at the First ward hall. FOURTH HARD MIA services at 7:30 p m. Tuesday. Tues-day. Two one-act plays will be presented .under the direction of Jack Dewsnup and Audra Call. SIXTH H ARD The Third year Beehive girls, under the direction of Mrs. Vilate David, will give the preliminary program Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. The ward reunion for Scouts and Beehive Bee-hive girls will be held after class period. SEVENTH HARD The Gold and Green ball will be held tonight at 8:30 p.m. A patriotic theme is planned and Miss America will be crowned at 9:30. FIFTH HARD Meeting tonight at 7 pm. Daniel Dan-iel Bushnell will give the theme and Peggy Spears will read Grant Feel will sing Regular class woik will be held. 0 I rma Walker Club Hostess Mrs. Irma Walker entertained at. her. home for members of CNM club, Friday. Special guests of the occasion were Mrs. Gladys Gudmundson of Salt Lake City, and Mrs. Lydia Stone. Sewing and luncheon were the diversions. Present were Mrs. Mvrt.Ie Dean. Mrs. Lucy Black, Mrs. Delia Taylor. Tay-lor. Mrs. Lydia Moffitt, Mrs. Ireta Tangren, Mrs. Lydia Fielding, Mrs. Jennie Hancock and Mrs. Claire Roberts. Some mothers complain that Junior will not drink his milk. One wise lady discovered that by adding one drop of harmless cake coloring to the glass of milk, ahe solved the problem. corsace from members ' of the croup. In clinio of nrraniirments wcic "try. Smith. Mrs. E. V. Krehbie'. Mrs. Don Knox. Mrs. Drl!on Hutchcraft. and Mrs. Frai k Coffman. Provo Stoke Sets MIA Ball - The annual Gold and Green ball for Provo stake will be held Wednesday at' 8:30 p. m. at the Joseph Smith building. The affair will be semi-formal according to announcement made by the committee. Balloting for the queen will close at 9:30 p. m. Refreshments - will be served. All members of the stake arc invited to attend. Birthday Party For Husband OREM Entertaining guests at her home was Mrs. Clyde How-ells How-ells in honor of her husband on his birthday anniversary. Novel games provided the evenings cn-tertainment cn-tertainment after which a dainty lunch was served. Those enjoying the evening were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bell and Mrs. and Mrs. William Money Mon-ey of Spanish Fork. Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Croft, and Mrs. and Mrs. Clinton Lee of Provo and Mr. and Mrs. I. A. Mitchell and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Carrell of Orem River&rove Ball Set Wednesday The annual Gold and Green ball fop Rivergrove ward will be held Provo Girl Engaged Mrs. James Nelson announces Wednesday at 9 p.m. at the Third the engagement of her daughter, ward hall with the theme "ThclsIhr,7 Nelson, to Bemell (Ber-r (Ber-r m.- t - inie) Boswcll. son of Mr. and Mrs. Best Th.ngs in Life are Free. ;Robcrt Boswell of this city. All ward members and others! Plans are made for a wedding interested are invited to attend. J at the home of the bride-elect. The floor show will begin at 10 Saturday- p. m. with Virginia Rav Webb to' 1.SJ,ir,e!y '? a Kualo of Provo . ' (high school and the prospective gain the crown as queen. She groom Rraduated from Mission will be attended by Gleaners,! high school in San Francisco. He Gean Davis and Ellen Newren and served with the navy in the Pa-Juniors, Pa-Juniors, Vonda Draper and Carol cifie theatre for over two years. Tylor. Judy Kay Jolley will be; The young couple plans to live flower girl with Sherline Palmer, in Provo. Trainbearers are CoJlcen Ben- nett and Karen Dixon and John I s-Webb s-Webb will carry the crown. .VM MS 11011 OTOUp Refreshments will be served r 11 under the direction of Anne John- T iQnS VeetmQ ston. The dance for those of Scout The meetinu of The Women's land Beehive ages will be held to- Council for Christian Service of-1 of-1 night with the Third ward group! the Community church will be lat 7:30 in the ward hall. The'hcld at the residence of Mrs. theme will be "A Pretty Girl is j Ralph F. Stalker, 86 South 9 West, like a Melody." jTuesdav, at 2 p.m. I s Mrs. A. B. 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