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Show ! SOCIETY . Tuesday evening. The party was al- so in honor of Mrs. Roy Cates i whose birthday oecured that day. Prizes during pames of the eve-j eve-j ning- were awarded as follows: Mrs. J Ted Johnson, Al Hansen, first; El-i El-i mo Roylance, Mrs. Roy Cates, second; sec-ond; Mrs. Earl Hansen and Ed. ! Shields consolation. Mrs. Cates was ; presented with a birthday gift. Be-I Be-I sides club members and partners, ; Mr. and Mrs. Sam Peal man, Mr. j end Mrs. Howard Dyer, Mr. and j Mrs. Al Hanson were invited as fruesta, , .t Mr. and Mrs. Lec Sums ion and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Phillips enjoyed a picnic lunch at Provona beach Tuesday even in jr. I D. Harris of Salt Lake, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Allen and family, and Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Allen of mur-; mur-; ray; Mrs. J. N. Tipton and family, ; Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Allan and family, fam-ily, Mr. and1 Mrs. G. H. Allan and children of Springville, W. B. Allan Al-lan and family of Salem and the j guest of honor, Joseph Allan. i In honor of Mrs. Reed Webster, nee Miss Marie Kindred, a bridal j shower was given by Miss Ruth j Musig and Miss Irene Metcalf at j the lattcr's home last Thursday j evening. A clever program of games and social chat were enjoyed. en-joyed. A profusion of summer flowers flow-ers added to the attractiveness of the entertaining rooms. Many pretty pret-ty gifts were presented the guest of honor from Mrs. Ada Barron, Mrs. Lucille Johnson, . Mrs. Mary L. Metcalf, Mrs. John R. Kindred, Kind-red, Mae Nielson, Helen Menden-hall, Menden-hall, Beth and Louise Kindred, of Springville, Hazel Argard, Alice Jones, Neva Farmer, Provo and Mrs. Aleen Harding of Berkeley, California, Descendants of Solomon and Caroline Car-oline Johnson will hold their sixth i annual reunion at Saratoga resort Monday, June 22. Picnic dinner will be served at 1 o'clock. Members of the S P. bridge club . entertained their- husbands at the i home of Mrs. Le Roy Hard in gs j I j afternoon. Mis. Knudsen attended j a bridal shower in Salt Lake given in him or of Miss Viola Morris, I daughter of Mrs. Ella D. Morris, a: ! br ide of this week. I , i ! Members of the S. T. club will ! j be guests of Mrs. Ed Johnson Thursday evening, beginning at 8 ; o'clock. Cards will be a feature of j entertainment. All members are j urged to attend. Mr. and Mrs. Albeit Ogden of Delta were guests the past week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Martin in this city. They came especially to attend the graduation exercises of their son Neill from the Brigham Young university. Two tables of bridge were featured fea-tured at the Springville-Provo Bridge club party Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Golda Woodward Wood-ward in Provo. Prizes were won by Mrs. Emma Crawford, Provo, and Mr.-?. Hoy Cates, Springville. Refreshments Re-freshments were served late in the evening to eight members and Mrs. Pearl Johnson, a special guest. Mr ' nnrl Mr V) IV, Knmlspn nf i 1 A prominent and successful party of the week was given Monday evening eve-ning by Miss Fawn Livingston at her home complimentary to the girls of the high school senior class of which Miss Livingston is a member. mem-ber. A pot-luck supper was a feature fea-ture of the evening together with social chat and music. Present were Merlene Tew. Blanch Whiting, Helen Whiting, Ruth Whiting, Marie Rivers, Margaret Bird, Merell Oakley. Maurine Fullmer, Louise Core, Ethelle Gore. Leona Averett, Fern Boyer. Bernice Nielson, Niel-son, Marie Simkins and Miss Bessie Finley, the latter being the faculty advisor of the class. Mr. and Mrs. John S. Boyer, Miss Mary Boyer, Miss Helen and June Fox, Ann, Lula and Phyllis Boyer motored to Richfield last week end to visit Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Buchanan Buchan-an and family. Members of the 4-H club met at the home of their leader Mrs. Lou Pack Tuesday evening. A short business meeting was held and plans for a party were discussed by the girls. Seven members and one guest, Miss Carol Burgon were present. Melvin Dalby is visiting his wife and baby here at the home of the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Sumsion. Joseph Houston of Panguitch is the guest of his daughter Mrs. Hugh Baxter and family in this city. Mr. Houston, who is eighty years old, came here ,from California Cali-fornia where he has visited other relatives and friends for several j weeks. this city attended an elaborate din-ne din-ne party given by Mrs. Amanda Km.dsen at the Roberts hotel, Pn vo, Wednesday evening complimentary compli-mentary to her son Clarence ."Si.ky'' Knudsen, who is to be mar-rii mar-rii d to Miss Viola Morris early this week. Mr. and Mrs. Knudsen will attjnd a wedding reception given by the bride's mother in Salt Lake Wednesday evening. Mr. and MrB. John R. Kindred entertained at a sumptuous chicken dinner at their home Wednesday evening in honor of their daughter ind husband, Mr. and Mrs. Reed Vebster, who were recently mar-, mar-, ied. overs were laid for eighteen mmediate family members, Mr. and Mrs. Webster left Saturday .noming for Rexburg, Idaho, where they will make their home this summer. They plan to leave in the early fall for Ames, Iowa, where Mr. Webster will continue his studies. Mrs. W. G. Parker of Soldier Summit spent several days of the past week with her daughter Mrs. Lloyd Bird and family here. Joseph W. Allen of this city celebrated cele-brated his eightieth birthday anniversary an-niversary with a reunion of his children and grandchildren Sunday Sun-day in American Fork canyon. The entertainment was given as a surprise to Mr. Allen. At noon a delicious picnic dinner was spread at one long table which was centered, cen-tered, with a beautiful birthday cake, holding 80 candles. Later an interesting program was given by the family members and was enjoyed en-joyed by all. In attendance at the celebration were: Mrs. Mell Chase and family, Mr. and Mrs. Merve Metz and family, Mr. and Mrs. E. Mrs. A. W. Cherington, leader, ; was hostess to the members of the : 4-H Sewing club at her home Wed- j nesday evening. The girls made pajamas and discussed plans for J their next meeting which will be held at the home of Mrs. Frank Sanford Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs.. A. O. Thorn and Mrs. Eliza Thorn left Thursday for a week's trip to St. George and other cities in southern Utah. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Knudsen went to Ephraim Saturday evening to attend at-tend the wedding reception of Miss Vera Knudsen, daughter of President Presi-dent and Mrs. Milton H. Knudsen and O. Martell Anderson, Saturday |
