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Show SOCIETY- NBVS Members of the N. I. P. club i were delightfully entertained Saturday Sat-urday evening at the home of Miss Lois Blanchard. A well arranged and delicious luncheon was served early in the evening followed by the game progressive "rook." Mrs. Clara Childs was awarded high score prize. Present were the following fol-lowing ladies: Mrs. Fred Kindred, Kin-dred, Miss Hilda Clegg, Miss Luella Straw, Mrs. Max Packard, Ivi.vs. Clara Childs, Mrs. Audrey Jensen, Mrs. Thelma Havmer of Fayson, the latter being an invited guest. Miss Luella Straw will be hostess j to the ladies of the N. I. P. club at the next meeting which is scheduled sched-uled for Saturday, April 12. The Daughters of the Pioneers, Camp No. 2, will be entertained at their regular monthly meeting on April 10 at the home of Mrs. Elsie Condie. A fine program is being arranged in which the life history of the two pioneers, I. E. Clegg and G. S. Condie will be given by their daughter's, Mrs. G. R. Maycock and Mrs. Condie, respectively. Other numbers on the program will be given by descendants of these two families. Following chorus practice at the home of Mrs. Julia .Sumsion Saturday Satur-day evening the girls of the Third ward Gleaner class spent a delightful delight-ful time at a candy pull. Those present included the hostess, Mrs. Julia Sumsion, who is also accompanist accom-panist for the chorus; Mrs. Isabel Brown, director, and the following members. Misses Helen and Virginia Vir-ginia Eggertson, Miss Marion Groesbeck, Miss Ruth Johnson, Misses Mae and Loya Nielson, Miss lone Tuckett, Miss Edna Russell, Miss Margaret Bird. Honoring Mrs. Winn Harrison on her birthday anniversary which occurred Wednesday, Mar. 26, a number of relatives delightfully surprised her at the family home. A pleasant evening of social chat and music was spent by . all and many pretty gifts were received by the guest of honor. In conclusion a delicious luncheon was served to the following people present: Mrs. George Noakcs, Mr. and Mrs. Will HarviEpn, Mr. and Mrs. George Smith, .Mi', and Mrs. George Harrison, Harri-son, Mrs. L. E. Harrison, Bertrum Harrison, Keith Harrison,, Miss Madelvn Harrison. Howard Law and Mr. and Mrs. Winn Harrison. t Don Knight with his daughter, Mrs. Etta Grotto of Caliente, Nov., were guests during the week end of Mrs. Grotto's grandmother, Mrs. Elizabeth Giles and other relatives here. Mrs. M. R. Straw was hostess Friday Fri-day afternoon to the members of the Alpha Beta club. An especially interesting' review of the book "Alexander's Bridge," was given by Mrs. Mae Huntington, followed by vocal solos by Miss Catherine R. Dougall and piano solos by Miss Margery Straw. After the program a business meeting was held with President Nina Mendenhall in charge. The following officers were elected or the coming year Mrs. Charles Boyer, president; Mra D. P. Biinton. vice president; Mrs. H. T. Reynolds, Jr.. secretary; Mrs. Grant Crandall, corresponding secretary sec-retary ; Mrs. George A. Andeson, treasurer; Mrs. A. O. Packard. Mrs. Mark Cook, Mrs. Ella Clyde, executive execu-tive committee; Mrs. Kenneth Condie. Con-die. Mrs. Dimick Huntington, Mrs. M. R. Straw, program committee; Mi s. R. A. Hansen. M'-s. Ann Witemsn, health committee; Mr?. Kenneth Condie. chorister: Mrs. William Witney, accompanist. A number of ladies of tho Fourth ward Relief society spent a pleasant pleas-ant afternoon Thursday at the : home of Mrs. Sol Clyde. The making mak-ing of oil-cloth pillows, as n part of : tho woik of lhe activity department depart-ment of the society was the principal prin-cipal diversion and was followed . by the serving of da ir.i v refresh- 1 ments by the hos;ess. The follow- ' ing l:t:ie? wore piecnt: Mr:?. Minnie Min-nie Oakley. Mrs. I.eni Bard.--!1. Mrs. Hardv Avti, Mr.--. Xoi r;s Aveieit, Mis. Wiil Childs. Mr.-. Tom Averett. Mis. Klden Clyde. Mrs. ' Warner Ali.ni and Mis. HrherJ Heckstrom of Pa:l-; City. ' A well arranged dinner party was given by Mr. and Mrs. Sol Clyde at their home Sunday with the following people as special guests: Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Thorpe, and children, Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Clyde, Mrs. Tom Averett. all of this city, and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Houser of Payson. The time after dinner was spent with music and social chat. Prominent among the social events of the week was the birthday birth-day dinner given Monday evening by Mrs. A. W. Harmer at her home in compliment to her husband. The long dining table was centered with a beautiful basket of violets i and a large birthday cake added t to the attractiveness of the decora-1 decora-1 tive scheme. Covers were laid for ' twenty guests, including Mr. and I Mrs. J. F. Brinahurst. Mr. and Mrs. ! jGeoige Hyde, Mr. and Mrs. Charlrs'j Martin, Mr. and Mrs, Will Donald- i ! son. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Harmer, j : Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds Harmer, i Mi sri Floss Harmer. Mrs. Reta Harmer, Har-mer, Mrs. Ralph Reed. Mr. and Mrs. Ace Johnson of Spanish Fork. Mis.s Gwen Martin and t he honor guest and hostess and mem-heis mem-heis of the immediate Harmer family. fam-ily. The evening was pleasantly spent with social chat and music. Among (he pleasant social affairs ' of the week was 'he party given '. Mnndav evening by Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brown. Dancing, music and sc'cial chat v.'r?-e the principal di- versions of entei tainmcnt and were i f II o wed by a d n i n i y v n che on : 'vr-d hv the hostess. Piesent were r' following people: Mr. and . F'ys. Jack Ship. Mr. and Mrs. Bill .. J ne-r...-i. Mr. and Mrs. Tke Wagnr-r. nr.d Mrs. Pai.-nns and Welis ' ''H-'hr.n nf Provo, Mr. and Mrs. Ed "'-"'hr.son rnd Mr. nnd Mrs. George O.-indaH of this city, , |