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Show o r r h jj J, m if ?j - - . ---t- ' m. ,),rrx. . mi P. m - - Mothers Are Honor Guests Mothers and puests of Literary League members enjoyed a pleas ant afternoon Friday at the home of Mrs. Fred Markham. Mrs. Ar thur D. Taylor was co-hostess. Miss Rheta Kay, president, was in charge, and the program in cluded welcome remarks by Miss Kay; sentiment to the mothers. Mrs. Henry Taylor; read in -"Go ing to See Grandma," Marilyn Duke, and a review of the book, "Grandma Called It Carnal," by Bertha Daymen, given by Mrs Lenn Creer. Miss Elaine Brown sang two solos, "Mother of Pearl," and "Wonderful Mother." Mrs. Sherman Christenson pre- ' sented lovely potted plants to the mothers, and a response was made by Mrs. A. K. Hansen. Tasty re freshments were served. Tulips and flowering almond were at tractive as decorations. Mothers and guests were Mes- dames L. G. Condon. D. P. Vin cent, Ross L. Kay, Frank T. Cole, C. A. Tolboe, Gertrude Page, C. E. Maw, Vern A. Bloomquist, Mary Ellen Bird, A. K. Hansen, Sarah Dixon, Cal Cragun, Jennie Cunningham, Arthur N. Taylor, J. M. Ward, J. V. Sessions, Charles Char-les E. Rowan and Leon Taylor. Members present were the Misses Rheta Kay and Helena Stewart, and Mesdames D'enzil Brown, Stanley Dunford. Byard Nilsson, Antone Romney, E. L. Kammermeyer, Mark Allen, Clifton Clif-ton Tolboe, Vernon Tolboe, Fred Markham, LaVere Wadley, Sherman Sher-man ChrLstenson, Arthur D. Taylor, Tay-lor, Lenn Creer, Walter Hed-quist. Hed-quist. Henry Taylor and Ariel Ballif. Couple Leaving For Coast, Feted A surprise farewell party was given Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hawk-Ins Hawk-Ins at their home in Springville, Friday evening, by members of the Bonnie Thais club and their partners. Mr. and Mrs. Hawkins are leaving leav-ing to make their home in Bakers-field, Bakers-field, Calif. A dinner was served, the table being attractive with apple bios-Boms bios-Boms and pink tapers in pottery. Games and "500" were the diversions. di-versions. The couple was presented present-ed with a fine gift. Mr. and Mrs. Griffith Nuttall were guests and members and partners present were Mrs. Hazel Janson, Miss Dorothy Janson, Mr. and Mrs. Elvin C. Prestwich, Mrs. Preston Swapp, Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Mcldrum, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bunnell and Miss Amelia Buckley of Provo, and Mrs. Helen Taylor of Springville.- Men Le Club Party Enjoyed The Meri Le club members were entertained by Madge Mc-Kell Mc-Kell Friday evening at her home. Bridge was .played, high score prize going to Mrs. Eva Xclson, an invited guest. . rv.ft for Here's the perfect pift for Motlier -perfect fitting ENNA JETTICKS! These Emartly Ftjled, carefully fitted shoes make steps lighter, happier and younger in every walk of life! bo give yourself a pair, too. Some styles in sizes 1 to 12, AAAA to EEE. And remember; ENNA JETTICKS FIT BETTER because they are made to FIT BETTER. TAYLOR lii nil rw sv w Iff w w IIP PARENTS ANNOUNCE WEDDING PLANS Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Durrant announce the betrothal and approaching marriage of their daughter,. Lois, to Lee Berns Bartnolomew, son of Mr. and Mrs. George M. Bartholomew of spnngville. t ly ?' h3S uen set as the date of marriage, the nuptials to take place m the Salt Lake temple. The young couple will live in Salt Lake City, where Mr. Bartholomew is employed. anA tnde-to-be. is a graduate of the Provo high school and U D. S. seminary. She attended th n v tt a member of the Loho-O social Pioneer Daughters In Session Daughters of Utah Pioneers of Camp No. 3, met Thursday afternoon after-noon at the . home of Mrs. Rose Goates, "with Mrs. Maude Halla-day, Halla-day, captain,, in charge. Two solos were sung by Miss Ethelyn Hindmarsh, accompanied by Mrs. Jennie Larsen, and the lesson on "The Colonization of the West" was given by Mrs Nellie J. Olsen, assisted by Ms. Vera Stewart and Mrs. Joyce Harmon. Accordion selections were played by Grant Hoover, and the history of David Grant was read by a granddaughter, Mrs. Rose Goates. Hostesses were Mrs. Goates, Mrs. Eva Anderson, Mrs. Vinnie Anderson. Mrs. Hattie Scott and Mrs. Elizabeth Halladay. Refreshments Refresh-ments were served to 25 members. OTHER STYIE5 5 TO 6 BQOS. GO. ism unit. 'i ' !foVe'j i Hostess At Novel Parties The theme, "Adventuring With "Innocents Abroad' " lent an unusual unu-sual note to the two lovely social functions given by Miss Hermese Peterson Saturday at the Edna Mae Hedquist home. Different groups of friends were entertained at the afternoon and ! evening parties, the same novel idea of "experiences in other countries" following through iri all details. Apple blossoms like those of England in the spring, and tulips profuse as in Holland, were combined com-bined to form the pretty decorations. decora-tions. A great many dolls which Miss Pfterson brought home from her tour of the world were worked into the scheme, the central figure fig-ure being that of the Statue of Liberty. Further carrying out the clever arrangements, the hostess planned the dinner menu to include courses representing the choice dishes of the various countries visited. The place cards were scenes from the different countries, coun-tries, and the guests were obliged to guess why they were "sent to that particular country." An old English prayer opened each party. Mrs. Achsa E. Paxman in the afternoon, and Mrs. Thelma - E. Weight in the evening, with musical musi-cal accompaniment to both by Mrs. Lillian Booth. "Apple Blossoms in the Spring" was read in the afternoon by Mrs. Anna B. Hart, and in the evening by Miss Irene Osmond. Also, during dur-ing the afternoon, Mrs. Elsie C. Carroll related her experiences "Rubbing Elbows With People in Other Lands." The evening group was . entertained by Mrs. Annie Tanner, who gave highlights of Mark Twain's "Innocents Abroad." Badge Club Given Party Mrs. Glen Ripple was hostess to members of her bridge club Thursday afternoon at her "home. Narcissus decorated the luncheon tables. Mrs. Roland Vincent won the first prize and the consolation favor went to Mrs. Eldon Throckmorton, Throck-morton, now of Salt Lake City. Mrs. Carl Elliott was a guest, and members present were Mrs. Lawrence Jones, Mrs. Clyde Memmott. Mrs. Eldon Throckmorton. Throck-morton. Mrs. Roland Vincent, Mrs. Virl Stubbs, Mrs. Darel Moulton and Mrs. Armond Egg-ertson. mm. CD- Viennese Nights" Theme At La Vadis Formal Affair Among- the highlight events of the week end was the tenth annual formal dinner-dance of the La Vadis social unit of the B. Y. U., a gay party of Saturday night, held at the Starlit Gardens atop the Hotel Utah in Salt Lake City. All the romance of old Vienna was evidenced by the many couples attending the smart function, the decorations, programs and toasts being patterned in the scintillating fashion of "Viennese Nights." - 1 5 Miss Roberta Holt was chairman on jirMiifrpmptifa Toastmistress Emilie Wildfi.i who welcomed the group, and toasts were given by Beth Anno Latimer and Elaine Montgomery.S) iieien . vviscombe sang, accom panied by Lorin Jex, and a trio composed of Helen Wiscombe, Gene Groutage and Donna Kirk-ham Kirk-ham sang "To La Vadis Sweet hearts," arranged and accompanied accompani-ed by Lorin Jex. Eileen Shurtliff and Roberta Holt played an instrumental in-strumental duet. , The patrons were Coach and Mrs.: Edwin R. Kiml.mll, Df. and Mrs. Karl Young , and Mr. and Mrs." E. J. Larsen. Other committee members assisting as-sisting Miss Holt were Beth Swen-son, Swen-son, Eileen Shurtliff, Alice Lind-strom, Lind-strom, Helen Lunt, Lois Hutch-eon Hutch-eon and Fay Parrish. M'f nbers and their partners included in-cluded Fay Parrish, Heber Wol-sey; Wol-sey; Roberta Holt, George Thatcher; Thatch-er; Ellen Rothwell, Ned Hutchinson; Hutchin-son; Grace C'ahoon, Lynn Norris; Hazel Searle, Bill McArthur, Catherine Cath-erine Read, Harry Swain; Beth Swenson, Wes Brown; Eileen Shurtliff, George ReimscTiiissell; Loi3 Larsen, Glen Gardner; Emile Wilde ,Que Winters; Donna Kirk-ham, Kirk-ham, Ed. Brown; La Needa Niel-son, Niel-son, Lorin Jex; Beth Anne Latimer, Lati-mer, Wallace Wightman; Melba Croft, Merrill Croft; Helen Lunt, and partner; Diane Booth, Gerald Ger-ald Marking; Helen Wiscombe, Armis Ashby; Clarice Larsen, Grant Lindsay; Gene Groutage, Herb Smith; Alta Baird, Dee Mecham; Esther Hutchings, Roy Evans. The following alumnae were present with then partners, Elaine ; Montgomery. Margaret Clyde, Leah Carson, Virginia Meil-ing, Meil-ing, Willa Thornock. , Variety Club Entertained Mrs. LaVar Groneman entertained enter-tained the Variety club members Friday evening at her home, luncheon being followed by "5O0." Mrs. Lynn Groneman won the guest prize, Mrs. Lamar Groneman, Grone-man, the club favor and Mrs. Glen LaMar Johnson, the consolation conso-lation award. Guests included Mrs. Lynn Groneman, Mrs. Josephine Johnson John-son and Mrs. Asahel McBride, and members present were Mrs. Glen Lamar Johnson of Spring-vilie, Spring-vilie, Mrs. Anna Ostlund, Mrs. Solen Edwards, Mrs. Leslie Bennett, Ben-nett, Mrs. Dean Loose, Mrs. Dean Hansen, Mrs. Darold Olsen, Mrs. Lamar Groneman. Mrs. ESfie Olsen and Mrs. LaVar Groneman. I. : r Couple Married In S. L. Temple SPANISH FORK Mr.' and Mrs. C. D. Hamilton of this city announce the marriage of their dauehter. Eleanor, to Raymond Miles Loveless, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Leo Loveless of Payson. The marriage took place m the Salt Lake L. D. S. temple with President Stephen L. Chipman performing the ceremony. The young couple were accompanied to the temple by Mr. and Mrs. Harold Har-old Ockerman and children, Mrs. Peter Ockerman, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ludlow. - . - ( The young couple will make their home at Payson. The bride has been honored with a number of pre-nuptial, showers. One of these was given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Hamilton, the latter being hostess at the pleasant afternoon function. An impromptu program, games and a tasty tray lunch provided entertainment. Assisting in serving serv-ing were the Misses Mildred Hamiliton LaRee DeGraw. Hannah Han-nah Williams, Gertrude Wliliams and Darlene Keele. The honoree received many lovely gifts. There were 50 relatives and friends pres ent. , Another shower for Miss Hamiliton Ham-iliton was given at the home of. Mrs. Horold Ockerman of Pay-son, Pay-son, with Mrs. Sherman Loveless, Miss Janice Loveless and Mrs. Jack Ludlow as joint hostesses. A large group of relatives and friends attended. Supper was served serv-ed to 40 guests at small tables. Table games provided entertainment. entertain-ment. Many lovely gifts were received re-ceived by the bridc-to-be. Jocose Club Party Delightful Mrs". Bernice Scott entertained the Jocose club members Friday evening at her home, cards, and luncheon being the diversions. Mrs. Dorothy Nebeker and Mrs. Priscilla Wilde won the prizes. Potted plants were used in decorating. dec-orating. Members present were Mrs. Elyss Hansen, Mrs. Priscilla Wilde, Mr3. Fay Williams, -Mrs. Ada Morgan and Mrs. Dorothy Nebeker. EASTER MARRIAGE . REVEALED BY COUPLE . An interesting nuptial announcement is that made by-Mr. : a d Mrs. Allen G. Stewart of Edgemont, of the marriage of their daughter, Dferyl A. Stewart, to Richard Hamilton Sparks son of Mrs. Thelma N. Sparks and the late Ed Sparks, -of Provo. ; . . The ceremony wis performed . Easter eve, in Salt - Lake City, by Bishop Harder. The bride attended the B. Y. U., whec ' she was affiliated with the Nautilus social unit. She has been attending the L. D. S. Business college since fall. ' . - , Mr. Sparks has spent the last eight months in Salt Lake, where he is employed. . , " They will make their home in that city. : Stokes Bridal Party Is Attractive One of the prettiest briday showers show-ers of the season, was that ten dered Mrs. Barney McGarry, the former Relva Johnsrn, by her mother, Mrs. L. Dewey Johnson, Thursday evening at the Women's clubhouse.- Cut flowers, potted plants and fern were used to beautify the entertaining rooms. The guests were greeted by the hostess and the bride, the latter wearing a dusky rose frock with marroon accessories. ac-cessories. Both wore corsages of Talisman roses. Miss f Virginia Adair cleverly toasted r the bride and announced the program. Two duets were sung by Misa Elaine Brown and Barney Rawlings, accompanied by Mrs. Zenith Johnson, and a three-act three-act play, "You and I," by Philip Berry, was read by Mrs Izola Lewis. The remainder of the evening eve-ning was spent viewing the bride's beautiful and complete trousseau, much of which was her own hand work. - Personal friends of the bride had charge of the trousseau display dis-play and gift tables as follows: Mrs. Vonda Marrott Mrs. Glen Haslam and the Misses Grace Daniels, Beth Sward, Merilla Worthington, Rhoda King. Margaret Mar-garet Passey, Marjorie Schof ield and Bee Conder. Dainty refreshments, in a pink and blue color scheme, were served to 140 guests. The tea table was covered with a lovely lace cloth over blue, and blue tapers in crystal holders were on either side of a crystal centerpice of pink sweet peas. Mesdames Ellen Conder, Ethel Tregeagle, Fern Lewis, Elizabeth Robertson, Stella Stel-la Garrett, ana Maxine Murdock were in charge of the serving. Many beautiful gifts were presented pre-sented to the bride. G. O. P. Women Meet Monday The Provo Women's Republican club will meet Monday at 2:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. John T. Taylor, 258 West First North street. After the business, Mrs. Arthur Ar-thur D. Taylor will give a discussion discus-sion on "Women in War, and the National Food Stamp Act." Re freshments will be served. j All members and women inter- i ested are urged to attend. &&&& Invitation to Open House The seventieth birthday an niversary of James M. Taylor of Vineyard, will be clebratcd with an open house Saturday afternoon at his home. Relatives and friends are cordially invited to call. Mr. Taylor was born in Salem, May 10, 1871, a son of James Allen Al-len and Louise J. Taylor. He lived in Salem until he ' was eight years of age, when he moved to Rabbit valley, Wayne county with his parents. In 1S92 . he married Lucy Young, in the Manti temple. He served a mission An the south ern states from 1900 - 02, and in 1926, served in the same field. During his absence, his wife died, and in 1927, he married her sis ter, Olive Young Gilchrist. He was one of the early settlers set-tlers of Delta, and helped with the canal digging and bridge building. In 1918, he was called to preside over the South Delta L. D. S. branch, and in 1935 he moved to Vinyerad. There are two living, children, Piatt Taylor of Delta, tand Mrs. Nancy Hyder of Jerome, Idaho, Mrs. Taylor will be assisted by her nieces, Mrs. Vernard Anderson Ander-son and Miss Tersus Young. Dinner Given Visiting Official Clarence Greer, district man ager of the Farmers Auto Insurance Insur-ance company, entertained at a dinner at Sutton's cafe Friday evening, in honor of Ben D. Heuis- ner of Los Angeles, Calif., assistant as-sistant manager of the Farmers Truck Exchange. In attendance were State Manager Man-ager Leland Silver of Salt Lake City, Rex Hamilton of Mur ray, Reed Lewis of Heber City. L. S. Christensen and O. S. Olsen of Spanish Fork, and Roy John son, George iiecnam, trea iew-ell iew-ell and O. A. Anderson of Provo. VOCAL and PIANO INSTRUCTION MARGUERITE JEFFERSON 412 West Third South Provo, Utah Wedded Pair Complimented Mr. and Mrs. Orson Mackay were ho;;ts at an informal wedding, wed-ding, party Thursday evening at their home in Pleasant View, honoring hon-oring their son, Howard, and his bride, the former Donetta Miller, daughter of Mrs. Heber C. Miller of Pleasant View. Members of the two families were entertained, a delicious tray luncheon being served to 35 guests, including special guests, Mrs. Mary Collins of -Roosevelt, grandmother of the groom; Bishop and Mrs. .Lynn Taylor, Miss Mar garet Clayton of Mid vale, Thomas Golden Collins of Roosevelt, an uncle of the groom, and f amiry members from Salt Lake City. Tulips prettily decorated the entertaining rooms. Mrs. Celestia J. Taylor read a three-act play, Miss Letha Rom-r.ey Rom-r.ey sang, accompanying herself on the guitar, and Mrs. Elbert Miller was in charge of games. Assisting in serving were Miss Jacqueline Wragg and Donald Mackay. . Bridge Club At Party Mrs. Curley Brown gave a party Friday afternoon at her home for members of the Forget-Me-Not club, and guests, Mrs. Joseph McGregor and Mrs. Cecil Brown. Luncheon and bridge were diversions. di-versions. Mrs. Brown won the guest prize, Mrs. Lloyd Winter, high score, Mrs. Guy Walker, second and Mrs. Fred Hansen, consolation. Carnations and tulips were used in decorating. Members present were Mrs. Lloyd Winter, Mrs. Fred Hansen, Mrs. June Buchanan, Mrs. Iheron McFadden, Mrs. Martin Kimber, Mrs. Lawrence Jones, Mrs. A. M. Stephens, Mrs. Guy Walker and Mrs. George Kimber. . Priscilla Club At Social An enjoyable afternoon was spent by the Priscilla club members mem-bers at the home of Mrs.. James Booth in Pleasant View, Friday. Sewing and luncheon were the diversions. di-versions. In attendance were Mrs. I. F. Cowan, Mrs. Robert Bee, Mrs. Howard Olsen, Mrs. George Lar sen, Mrs. Martin Dunn, Mrs. Brlce, McBride, and Mrs. C. L. Jones of Salt Lake City. For Getter Service i s GERTRUDE WISEMAN TOP OF RANGE DISHES Ml -IIUOOM MMM COBS I!SH " 1 run husim. riireri I run holr krrnel rorn 1 Hi i', ti nil 4ndrned niutirtmm Houp I'. . flip U UlT 4 " T. Krrrn if plrrt cnry rhii i"l 3 T. bnllrr 1 wllee-l union S l. W urrrHtrrtiirp Saor IT rr Kpim.' unin. rnrn, ml Wor-rnlrrihin Wor-rnlrrihin mum tn I wo quart wucf-pun. wucf-pun. 1'uur urr mushroom tHup and Kriiiklr unrn prp;rr i rr top. I e t qt. i'tverr! Kt4r,'p:i n. Start on "hiKh" hrnl Mii.i Mramina;. Tnrn t luw" r "nimmfr" and cook for 30 nitnotr. HAISAC.K WITH APri.I-S 4 medium Mii-d applr-a, prrlrd Hnd cored 4 T. MIKHT V t. rinnamon 1 pound Miioftird sauige 4 T. biitlrr i rap rup Jut or any fruit Jaiee on hand nip boilinje wnter Vi coil dried currant. Quarter, peel, and core awles. Flare in ImiwI, Mirtnkle wilh ur and i-lnnuinoo mied together, tover and let atxnd S houra. W ali corranta and pnr bilin lrr er them. I-t at and 5 minute. Ilace batte on bottom of auiein. ( ut ""'"V' in aervtnua. ami prirk with Turk, flare unwlf in tenter of aaurepan and apjde around ' fruit Jiiu-e ami rurrunia. oer. n "hitch" heat until .teamlMr. Turn to low or inmrr mnd cook for minute. . FOU BETTE.Il SERVICE Call Our Servk-w Department Phone 1767 DEPT. OF UTILITIES |
