Springville Herald | 1944-06-22 | Page 2 | Party for the Bride-to-Be

A o 1 4 - Party For The Bride-To-Be o 'z ' ' J' " 1 Flaring stems of the glasses above suggest wedding bells in this shower setting. T7IIAT'S more appropriate for a ' ' bridal shower table than lace place mats, gleaming silver, the handsome bell-shaped glasses of the "Plymouth" pattern, the parasol para-sol centerpiece and tiny parasol favors at each place? Make the centerpiece from a round hat box covered with bright paper and idds and ends of net and ribbons 4 gathered into flounces. The parasol para-sol effect is made from stiff paper and a wooden rod long enough to be mounted through the hat box. Cut-out hearts are tied to the rod to carry the names of the betrothed pair. Place small gifts for the bride-to-be in the hat box, larger gifts at her place. Small parasols are made from the same materials as the centerpiece.