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Show . s April 14, 1960 THE SPRINGVILLE (UTAH) HERALD Page Eleven 3i is 31 Jt ji. j(, j(, x x j(, jfc JC- - Sf- c- iC it J Social Events tlie 'lAJeek ' t " if if if v if it if ie c if if it ;.uJ Recently installed new officers of the Mapleton JC Wives are: left to rights-Elain- e Harmer, historian; Jean Angus, vice-preside- Arlene Antonino, retiring presi dent, hold-ov- er director; JoAnn Richmond, secretary; Delia Lowe, director and Neola Steiner, president. Marie Barney, director, not present for the picture. Mapleton JC Wives stage colorful event troduced her new officers and color captains, Marilyn Lee, Lorna Robinson and Marge Daley. Mrs. John Henderson, mother of the new president; also Mayor and Mrs. Welby Warren were special guests. An attractive Easter deco-rative theme was carried out at the Mapleton JC Wives in-stallation banquet at Barts with Shirlene Revoir as toast-mistres- s. Mrs. Arlene Anto-nino, retiring president, made her report and presented her officers with a pink and white picture vase. Her officers then presented her with a pink and white bracelet and earring1 set and she received the past presi-dent's pin. To those who presented the September meeting, voted the best of the year, and featur-ing Mr. .nd Mrs. Harrison Conover in talks and pictures on their trip to the Pacific Islands, Joseph original dolls were presented. Janet Car-nesecc- a, Marge Daley and Nel-d- a Liefson were the recipients. Shirlene Revoir gave the secretary report and was pre-sented with a bracelet with the JC Wives insignia. The retiring president was present-ed with a scrapbook of all the meetings of the year. The new president was pre-sented with the president's pin and outlined the program for the coming year. She also in- - Club welcomes new members i: LCB club members were tt guests of Mrs. Carol Warren K at her home Thursday even- -' ing when two new members, Beth Sumsion and Norma Boy- - er were welcomed into the group. f.'; The girls visited and played games with prizes going to Mrs. Anita Childs and Mrs. Roslyn Hall Taylor, a special t. guest visiting here from Los ' Angeles, Calif. Refreshments concluded the party and the next meeting 'k: was planned for April 21, at & the home of Carma Rasmussen at Mapleton. Art Tea Saturday will, feature 'Spring Tones' as colorful theme During the afternoon back-ground music will be furnished by tape recordings of string selections played by David J. Dalton, graduate student of Eastman School of Music. Spring in all its . splendor will be seen at the 22nd annual April Art Tea Saturday, when Federated Womens clubs of Springville are hosts to club members of the state and other guests. The event is scheduled from 2 until 5 p.m., at the high school Art Gal-lery and is expected to attract near 500 people. Invited to pour during the afternon are Mrs. Mae Hun-tington, Mrs. A. C. Chader, Mrs. Nell Condie, Mrs. Mary Schwartz, Mrs. G. Lowry An-derson and Mrs. Jean Ashby. Receiving guests will be Mrs. George Dewey Clyde, wife of the governor; Mrs. Lon A. Logan, president- - of the TJtah Federation of Womens clubs; Mrs. J. E. Andrews, Nebo district president of UFWC; Mrs. Harold Christen-sen, department chairman of i conservation and natural re-sources and the General Fed-eration; Mrs. J. Emmett Bird, wife of Springville's Mayor; Mrs. Ray Lofgran, president of the Springville Council, who is acting as general chairman and the following club presi-dents: Mrs. G. Ray Hales, Al-pha Beta; Mrs. Waldo Jackson, Home Culture; Mrs. M. N. Moon, Ladies Literary; Mrs. A. I. Tippetts, Mothers Study; Mrs. Harold Whiting, Jeune Mere; Mrs. Howard Willis, Aureole; Mrs. George Wright, Cultural Arts; Mrs. Waldo Jacobsen, Companions; Mrs. Malcolm Condie, Faits Bien; Mrs. Lofgran, Pari Passu. Committee chairmen taking charge of various phases of the tea are: Decorations, Mrs. Earl Child, (Cultural Arts) and Mrs. Clifford Crandall, (Mothers Study) ; refreshments, Mrs. Malcolm Condie, (Faits Bien) ; reception, Mrs. Evans Carlen, (Aureole) ; serving, Mrs. W. W. Brockbank, (Alpha Beta) ; invitations, Mrs. Ron-ald E. Thorpe, (Home Cul-ture) ; program, Mrs. Oliver Dalton, (Ladies Literary) ; table and chairs, Mrs. Paul Haymond, (Jeune Mere) ; pub-licity, Mrs. LaVell Brown, (Companions). Assisting the committee chairmen are: Decorations, Mrs. Max Alleman, Mrs. Fran-cis Hazel, Mrs. Grant Thorn, Mrs. Frank Jenkins, Mrs. Verl Wiser, Mrs. Mark Johnson, Mrs. Harold Christensen; re-freshments, Mrs. Earl Cook, Mrs. Nellie Burt, Mrs; E. H. Martindale, Mrs. Norman L. Parker, Mrs. Kent Palfreyman, Mrs. Eldon Palfreyman, Mrs. A. E. Jacobson, Mrs., Raymond Klauch, Mrs. F. Roy Ander-son, Mrs. B. F. Krause; serv-ing, Mrs. Ray Whiting, Mrs. George Pehrson, Mrs. LaRell Johnson, Mrs. James Livsey, Mrs. Vernon Arnoldus, Mrs. Frank Crandall, Mrs. L. R. Taylor, Mrs. Zelma Beardall, Mrs. Maurice Bird, Mrs. Leon-ard Harward, Mrs. ' J. Reed Bird, Mrs. Ralph Snelson, Mrs. Roland Oldroyd, Helen Wheel-er, Mrs. Eugene Johnson, Mrs. Claude A. Smith, Mrs. Lowry Anderson, Mrs. Wilford Bie-sing- Mrs. Blaine Thorn, Mrs. Milton Giles; reception, Mrs. Clair W. Judd, Mrs. George Bird, Mrs Frank Wil-son, Mrs. John Strong, Mrs. Orvil Clark, Mrs. Kenneth Met-cal- f, Mrs. Paul Thorn, Mrs. J. Ray Clark, Mrs. Henry Weight and Mrs. Arthur Fin-le- y. Boosters Club at garden party The Booster Activity Club held a garden party Saturday afternoon at the home of Su-san Friel. A light lunch was served and later games were played. Special guests were as fol-- u lows: " Judy Wiscombe, Ann Childs, Ann Whiting, LaRee Brinker-hof- f, Lorraine Liddiard, Linda $ Johnson, Julie Oldroyd, Susan Christensen, Dana Lee Chap- - man and the two Cheryl J Smiths. P?" :f f "... V 1 ijp'""- .J JT Malting plans for the Vogue Fashion Show in which en-tries will be made from over the state here Saturday prior to the Art Tea, are Mrs. Karen Thorn, general chairman; Mrs. Elaine Hall, publicity chairman and Mrs. Arlena Lof-gra- n, district Fashion Show winner who will enter the state contest modeling the wool ensemble from a Vogue; ' pattern. Ladies invited to state fashion show here Saturday at 1 o'clock being assisted by Mrs. Mary Bird, music, Mrs. Elaine Hall, publicity and Mrs. Louise Clyde, decorations The State Federation of Wo-mens clubs is holding the fi-nals in the Fashion Show Vogue pattern contest in Springville next Saturday, the same day as the Art Tea to give everyone an opportunity to attend both events the same afternoon. , The Fashion Show will be held at 1 p.m., at the Grant School Auditorium with the winners from each of the dist-ricts entering. Several o'ther ladies with outstanding items of wearing apparel which were made from Vogue pat-terns, have also been asked to model. Mrs. Ray Lofgran, Spring-ville's entry who took first in the district, will model her winning ensemble. Some valu-able prizes await the winner of the state contest that day, including a $100 cash prize for first place and $25 for second. 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