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Show THE Thursday, March 20, I, Page Seven 1958 Atm nutmurmeuM Highlights in 1 1 6 Years in History of Relief Society Marks Fourth Ward Fete A colorful portrayal of highlights spotting the one hundred and sixteen years of organization of the worlds oldest feminine society was given by Fourth ward Relief Society members Monday afternoon. Mrs. MelBoume Russell conducted. Participants entered into the spirit of the occasion by sparing not an effort which would make the afternoon memorable, commencing with a luncheon prepared by Jennie Harmon, Nellie Creamer and Leone Holden. Table decorations were arranged by Kate Waterman in a gold and blue motif, with a birthday cake as central attraction. Alice Rasmussen was chairman of the program, assisted by Leishman who wrote script for the narrator, and Dorothy Hancey, who arranged music. Narrator for the ensuing page- oaigning for women suffrage, replete with banners ' demanding same. Taking part were Colleen NTeeley, Betty Anderson, Eunice 4nderson, Janice Castleton and Marguerite Degn. Tagging along help their to mothers crusade were Lonnie and David Castleton, Cherie Anderson,-- Diane Ever- ett. Grand finale was the appearance of all the customes participants on stage singing their Happy Birthday song which was composed by a former member a few years ago to be used on anniversary dates. The finale was complete with a real birthday MEAT IS OUR BUSINESS MEAT PRICES ARE GOING' HIGH TO cake. Le-Ju- Charming Luncheon Marks Relief ant was Barbara Jacobsen. Five scenes took place, commencing with one from 1842 depicting actual organization. Mabel Keller, A charming luncheon date was Mabel Frost, Leone Holden and Chloe Williams wore ancient kept by Second ward Relief Soclothing as they represented tne ciety Tuesday at one oclock in First Ladies-othe Nauvoo So- its room at the tabernacle as the ciety. Clara Thompson sang the group followed custom in observsdhg which was sang on March ing the anniversary of organiza17, 1842, The Spirit of God Like tion in 1842. a Fire is Burning. Small tables were set throughA sickroom scene from pioneer out the room, each pretty with a times in Salt Lake Valley por- bouquet of daffodils in silver and trayed members assisting the af- blue vases. Napkins for the lunchflicted. Here Enid Bean and chil- eon carried cartoon sketches with dren, David and Phillip, Luly lines from Shakespeare. Forsythe and Rose Morley took Thelma West, counselor, conpart ducted the meeting. During the Elva Fausett, in regal dress of afternoon Elaine Jensen sang Anthe later nineteenth century, repniversary accompanied by Waltz, resented Eliza R. Snow as a reHelen Jessie Williams; Holdaway of a musical reading prevcording iously done by Faye Johnson and gave a short talk on the first ReOh lief Society and its purpose, and a Evelyn Snow was playing My Father." trio, Mae Olsen, Dorothy BunSome old things and some new nell and Nina Shiner, sang Love ones were next displayed in a at Home", accompanied by Erma scene calling back the first fair Palmer. Utah women were when in asked Luncheon arrangements were by leaders of the church to show their handiwork, which is an im- made by Mrs. Memphis Liddell portant part of Relief Society and her committee. Following the meetings. luncheon Jessica Olsen program, A scene followed in which flapper dresses of gave a review of Shakespeares the 1920s were worn by girls cam- - King Lear. Heres the to cut them down. Use cheaper cuts of Meat. some Poultry k"--; i 2 ' J and f t A Grade 22-2- 39 lb. Wilsons Sliced Cod, Perch like Fish. 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