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Show I SOCIETY NEWS tabh.-.s. Mi.i. Kai I i o.beck w:-.is snecril invited jue;n. With Pi evident IC. fcl. Knudseii ;s loiUua.tt.-r, the Prineipul;; Study club wf the Xeho school district ht Id tueii' annual luncheon ut th.; Spiiiifcville high seli."j) Wednesday ? ven i ni:. Dr. Amus N. Merrill of thi B. Y. U., Pi ovo, pave a talk on in ; ! tfx amendment. A music program was furnished by Mrs. Lucille ritow-cil, ritow-cil, music instructor, and Alfred 1 Swenson, nij.isic supervisor of the high school. The executive ofiiceis ol the Neno leach'-rs association : wii'u sjiecial guests. ' 1 A nicely ai rangcd party was given Monday evening at the home, ol Miss KUa Livingston for new and graduating members of th Fourth ward Mi-Kaw-Wee class of Primary. Their instructor Mrs. Jack Evans was in charge. Each gill came attired in a unique costume cos-tume which added spirit to the pi ogrum of games and music. A dainty lunch was served in conclusion conclu-sion to the following class members: Miss Lorain ZabrisKie, Miss Martha Bud, Miss Dorulby Evans, Miss Mary Whiting, 3flfs lone Averett, Miss Verona Condie, Miss Etta Livingston, Miss Louise Patrick, Miss Aleen Condie, Miss Blanch Ostler, Miss .Louise Evans, Miss Rosemarie Heyvfcood, Miss Charlotte Hall, Miss Bernice Evans, Miss Ulalia Condie, Miss Bernice Pal-lreyman, Pal-lreyman, and Miss Naomi Maycock. Mrs. Eliza Thorn with her daughter, daugh-ter, Mrs. Cora T. Bird, have returned, re-turned, from an enjoyable visit in Salt Lake. During their stay, Mrs. Eliza T. .iBringhurat entertained at several social functions in their honor and they were also guesls Mrs. Murray D. pi;ty, t'oiru-rly ' Miss. Wanda Chirk of this city was. J honored with a shower given by her sister-in-law Mrs. frank Dy son Jr. of Park City at ihi- homt: of John Pt-iiy in Prnvu last Mon- 1 tiny veiling. The young couple. wen: united in marriagf last week A-sisting Mis. Dyson were Mrs. Lamar Peny, Mis. Orlin J. Peay and Mrs. Ivan lay. A delightful impromptu program was furnished : and games were played. Later a: tsisly luncheon was served. Many, usetul and ht-aulifigi.(s wciu presented to the honor guests j from the following close friends and relatives: John Peay, Mr. and i Mrs. George O rone man, Mr. and J Mrs. Oscar Klygare, Mr. and Mrs. j John Dun-ant, Mr unci Ms. A. M. Anderson, Hishop and Mrs. L. L. j Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Newell Knight, Mr and Mrs. E. D. Graehl, ! Mr. and Mis. Willis Peay, Mrs. J James Clark of Springville, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Cy Pace, Mr. and Mrs. Orson Huuni of Ashton Idaho. Ralph Peay, Epha Peay, Earl Servoss, Leona Peay, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Peay, Mr. and Mrs. Lamar Peay, 3 Mr. and Mrs. Orlin Peay, Delmar ; peuy, Ellis Peay and Miss Geneal I Arulerson. The first meeting of this season for. members of the Service Star Legion was held Thursday after- I noon at the home of President Ida Clyde. An enjoyable time was spent by all anil an especially interesting program was given as follows: 1 Heading, Miss Norma Harrison; piano solo, Miss Verda Clyde; t-..f. fiimr Miss lone Averett; yt-ar hooks for tin- season wen-distributed wen-distributed along with a discussion of' thi season's program. Mrs. Martha Harrison was hostess and thi' ladies returned from the fair to i he Harrison hotel where a ilk-fly arranged luncheon was enjoyed. Eighteen members and guests attend"d. M'liibcrs of the Missiunary society so-ciety of the Spiingville (immunity church were delightfully entertained entertain-ed Thursday afternoon at the home oi Mis. C. H. Cody in Provo. Mis. L. M. GilliJan, president, was in ehaige. Devotional was led by Mis. Peter Forsythe. A letter from Miss -Martha Moore, who is doing Missionary Mis-sionary work in Africa, was read by Mrs. Cody, after which Mrs. E. V. Borman led a discussion on, the fiist chapter of the hook "India on the March." This book is to be reviewed re-viewed at the various meetings of the society this season. Concluding the meeting a dainty lunch was served by the hostess to 15 members and guests present. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Oakley' ot this city entertained at a nicely arranged dinner at their home Sunday Sun-day for Mrs. Fannie Oakley and Mr. and Mrs. Will Parry and do tighter, Mildred. The October meeting of the Daughters of the Pioneers, camp No. 2, will be held next Thursday at the home of Mrs. M. O. Packard. The life history of Spicer Crandali will be a feature of the afternoon together with a fine program. All members are urged to attend. ; cne day of Mrs. Edna Evans Johnson John-son and family of that city. Mrs. Jennie T. Sanford, who accompanied accompan-ied her mother and sister to Salt Lake has returned to her hime in Rtchfiejd, Idaho. Mrs- Bryan Bird and children, Mis. Maud Hawkins and Mrs. Lewis Bird, all of Bingham, were dinner guests Tuesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Bird. Complimentary to Frank Ash-craft Ash-craft of Los Angeles who has been visiting his brother D. O. Ashcraft for the past two weeks, a nicely arranged dinner was given by Mr. and Mrs. Ashcraft at their home Sunday. Covers were laid for seventeen seven-teen guests. Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Child Jr...en-tertained Jr...en-tertained at dinner at their home Sunday for Mr. and Mrs. Earl strong, who were recently married and have gone to Chicago to make their home. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Elias Strong, members of the Child family, and the honor guests' Mrs. Julia Paul of Salt Lake City was a guest Sunday at the home or Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Best of this city. reading, Marjorie Clark; dance, Lillian Clyde. At the conclusion of tha meeting a dainty lunch was served by the hostess. An enjoyable time was spent by the members of the Springville provo Bridge club Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. IX P. Brinton Jr., in this city. Two tables of bridge were followed by a delicious luncheon. Mrs. J. N. Crawford and Mrs. Elmo Roylance won the favors th V-lei'i receiving V second prize. Members and guests in attendance included: Mrs. Ray ' Cutes and Mrs. Elmo Roylance of Springville, Mrs. Ed Shields, Mrs. Carl Olsen, .Mr. Robert .Woodward, .Wood-ward, Mrs. J N. Crawford, Mrs. LeRoy Hardy of Provo. i .Lew Boyer of Salt Lake was a i ! guest during the week end at the ' home of his mother Mrs. Colestia Boyer and visited other relatives j j hp re. I ! -An old fashioned drestr revue ! j was the feature of the party given ! j ! Thursday evening at the home of: ! Mrs. Amisa' Rowland for members of the Social Twelve club. Each 1 guest came attired in dress and 1 bonnet of the styles of fifty years ago. Social chat, music, and progressive pro-gressive auction bridge were enjoyed en-joyed with Mrs. Hugh Baxter winning the favor. At 11 o'clock a delicious luncheon was served by the hostess who was assisted by j Mrs. L. S. Haymond. Twelve mem- ! bers attended. ! -Mrs. William Witney was hostess ; to the' ladies of the Alpha Beta club at their regular meeting Friday Fri-day afternoon. "A Pledge To the Flag" paper, Riven by Mrs. A. C. Bird was an especially interesting feature of the meeting as was also the talk on "A Drill in Parliamentary Parliament-ary Law," given by Attorney G. G. Woodmansee of this city. In addition addi-tion to these a delightful musical program was given with vocal solos by Miss. Catherine R. Doug-all Doug-all and a piano duet by Misses Sarah Marie and Mabel Binks. A dainty luncheon carrying out a suggestion of autumn was served by the hostess. Sixteen member were present. Mrs. Roed Staw was a guest. Mrs. Colestia Boyer has returned return-ed to her home from Salt Lake. City where she has spent the past week with her sons and families there. The first meeting of the Mother's Study club of this city proved especially interesting with a visit to the county fair Friday afternoon. after-noon. Preceeding the trip to Provo a short business meeting was held at the public library with President Presi-dent Lou Binks in charge. The Mrs. A. L. Finley was hostess to the ladies oi the Home Culture club at her home Friday afternoon. Two interesting papers were given on "The Problem of the Unemployed," by Miss Sophia Packard and the other, "A Brief Resume of the De cline of Silver," by Mrs. Glenn D. Woodmansee, read by Mrs. Nephi Gledhill. Howard McKenzie gave a pantomime of "The Last Farewell.'' A f ter the program conducted, by Mrs. C. F. Packard, president, a delicious de-licious luncheon was seivc-d by th" hostess. Sixteen members ai?l guests attended. Mrs. B. A. Jolley spent the week end with her "daughter, Mrs. Beth Dallin on her way from Manti vhe re she had attended the funeral fu-neral of a relative. Mr. and Mrs. Dallin accompanied her to Salt Lane Monday. One of the most entertaining affairs af-fairs of the season was given Saturday Satur-day evening by Mr. and Mrs. Mau-, Mau-, rice Bird at their home in celebration celebra-tion of their first wedding anniversary. anni-versary. A delightful program of games was carried on during the evening and latei dainty luncheon lunch-eon wps served by the hostess. Guests present included the following follow-ing friends: Mr. and Mrs. Phil Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bird. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cranmer, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Condie. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Palfrcyman. Mr. ar.d, Mrs. Russell Child, Lewie Van Leu-vp Leu-vp n , M iss Vera Crcer of Leland , Erniil Jensen, Miss Donna Creer of Leland, Reed Dallin, Miss Marie Jensen of Mapleton. and Mr. and Mrs. Max Packard. Jack Watson of Sn.lt La.ke was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Wingatc during Saturday and Sun. day. He was accompanied heme bv his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Watson Wat-son on Saturday. Miss Gale Kennedy was delightfully delight-fully surprised by a number of friends at her home Saturday cyp-ning. cyp-ning. A variety oi games made up the evenings amusement and w-as followed by a tasty luncheon. Following Fol-lowing are the school friends who attended: LaRae Alleman. Margaret Mar-garet Pierce. Leola Felix, Bernice Evans. Marie Clegg, Thelma Mad-sen, Mad-sen, Max Mendenhall, Rex Blanch aid, Bernell Thorn, Ted Rowland, Bliss Packard, Richard Oakley, Reginald Oakley, Richard Love-, Love-, ridge, Mack Whiting and Richard Borman. The opening meeting of the Ladies Literary club of this city was held Saturday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Clara Sumsion with President Helen Crandali in charge. An interesting review of the book "In the Garden of Allrth" was given together wih piano solos by Miss Evelyn Miner. Preceding the program pro-gram of the afternoon a delicious luncheon was served at three small A number of relatives and friends enjoyed a canyon party at Kelleys grove, Wednesday evening. A delicious deli-cious supper was served early in the evening at the Her Weight cabin with Mr. and Mrs. Weight as host and hostess. Later around a huge bon-fire, the guests enjoyed a program of music and reading. Those present were: Mrs. Mary M. Oakes, Miss Arleen Mendenhall, Mrs. Eliza Thorn, Mrs. A. O. Thorn, Mrs. Cora T. Bird, Mrs. A. C. Bird, Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Mendenhall, Sr., Mr. and TSIrs. Richard Condie, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Condie, Miss Margaret Price, Miss Grace Oakes, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Weight. A splendid program featured thi opening social of the Fourth ward Relief; society Tuesday afternoon, which was given as follows: reading, read-ing, by Mrs. Ella Reynolds; piano and violin duet, Miss Hazel Anderson Ander-son and Miss Gloria Friel; poem, Mrs. Maggie Wood; vocal solos, Mrs. Cora T. Bird. After the program pro-gram the ladies present spent a delightful time with games-and refreshments re-freshments were served to a large crowd present. |