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Show , ' f, j f r U W '' V' , The tea table was covered with a gorgeous Maderia cloth and centered cen-tered with a crystal bowl of pink and blue sweet peas, with rainbow rain-bow tnpers at either end. Presiding Presid-ing zt the tea table were Mrs. H. T. Reynolds Jr., Mrs. A. G. Johnson and Miss Mattie Davis. Assisting with the serving were Misses HOrtense and Elaine Cran-dall, Cran-dall, Mrs. Sarabell Stewart, Miss Wanda Stewart, Miss Ora Mac-Kay, Mac-Kay, Provo, Miss Deon Jones of Salt Lake City, and Nana Lee Reynolds. About 150 guests called during dur-ing the hours of 2 and 5 p. m. A musical program featured the afternoon's af-ternoon's entertainment with selections sel-ections given by Bruce Jones Miss Detta Jones of Salt Lake City, Mrs. Mary Whitney. Barbara Gud-mundscn Gud-mundscn and Miss Pauline Clyde. Among the many guests who viewed the pictures at the art gallery gal-lery Sunday were the artists Henry Hen-ry Moser of Logan, E. J. Bird, Fjellboe, Cornelius and Mrs. Rose Howard Salisbury of Salt Lake City. Among the delightful parties of the week was the surprise birthday birth-day party given by a number of friends in honor of Mrs. G. W. Friel, Tuesday night. The group enjoyed games, social chat and a delicious luncheon. Mrs. Friel l alio-i of the federated clubs in the first district were guests of the Springviile federated club hidies at ;i nicely arranged and enjoyable en-joyable .silver tea, Friday afternoon after-noon at the art gallery. Chairman Ada Barron presided. The Og-dun Og-dun chilis were especially well represented rep-resented with Georgena Marriot of the state federation, and Mrs. C. b Peacock, state chairman of the art department, present. During Dur-ing the afternoon Mrs. Hannah C. Packard of Provo entertained with vocal selections, accompanied by Mrs. Abo Turner of Provo, and Mrs. Packard and Miss Helen Palfrey Pal-frey man gave a vocal duet. An enjoyable talk on art was also given by B. F. Larsen. During the serving string music was furnished fur-nished by Wallace Martin, Alnen Condie and Phylia Smart of the high school. Mrs. Mul Huntington gave a talk on the picture in the exhibit. The tea table wa,H covered cov-ered with a beautiful Maderia cloth with other 'dV'coralions of spring flowers. Appixjy'mately l.r0 ladies attended. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert A. Towers and Superintendent Dick Greenland, Green-land, have just returned from a week's vacation trip to Bryces and the Grand Canyons, to Boulder dam and at Boulder City and Las Vegas, Nev. They also visited a large saw mill at Williams, Ariz. Mrs. Bob Kriowlden and little daughter, Marilyn of Beverly Hills and Hollywood visited the past week with Mr. and Mrs. Will Mc-Kenzie Mc-Kenzie in this city. Marilyn, well known child actress seen in a number of productions here returned re-turned to rehearse for her part in the picture, "Tom Sawyer." Members of the Jeune Mere club and their guests assembled at the art gallery Saturda afternoon after-noon where the pictures in the current exhibit were explained by Mrs. Mae Hun' ngton. Tb up later went to Valley Tavern where lunch was enjoyed together with a musical program given by Miss Vera Wheeler and Mrs. Evelyn J Boyer. About 16 members and guests attended. The American Legion auxiliary will entertain at their annual Mothers' day program and social next Wednesday, at 2 p. m., at Memorial hall. Each member is asked to bring her mother or an elderly guest. President Inez Cha der will be in charge. Members of the Ladies Literary club and their mothers will be entertained at the annual Mothers' day program next Thursday at 7:30 p. m., at the home of Mrs. Manilla Brown. Mrs. Minnie Groesbeck will be assisting hostess. hos-tess. Mrs. Ellen Hogan of Salt Lake City visited 'her daughter, Mrs. Willis Weight and family here the past week. Mrs. George Harrison recently returned from California, where she accompanied her daughter and son-in-law, Lieutenant and Mrs. B. F. Krau.se, on their way to the Philippine Islands, where t'hey Complimentary to Mrs. Roy I Blanchard who is visiting here from Denver, Colo., Mrs. Jim Miller Mil-ler entertained at a birthday dinner din-ner at their home Monday evening. even-ing. Covers were laid for family members, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Miller, Mil-ler, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Chris Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Blanchard, Mr. and Mrs. Miller and their family. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Parker have just returned frdm a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Parker, former residents of this city, at their home in Tacoma, Wash. Mrs. Marie Cranmer was hostess hos-tess to members of the Busy Finger club at her home Friday afternoon. All enjoyed sewing followed by a delicious lunch. Mrs. Almeda Evans and Mrs. Inez Parker Par-ker were special guests. Mrs. Lillian Huntington of this city announces the marriage of her daughter Virginia Chilcls, to Stanley E. Peay of Provo, which took place Sunday evening at the was also piesenLeu wiui many lovely gifts. Those in attendance were Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Urquhart, Mr. and Mrs. G. H. King of Salt Lake City, Mr. and Mrs. L. L Baker, Bak-er, Mr. and Mrs. E. V. BoormTi, Mr and Mrs. Alex Lyle, Mr. and Mrs. Fled Hoffman and Mr. and Mrs. Be JiX Rasmuseen. will make their home indefinitely. indefinite-ly. Mrs. Carrie Tripp was hostess to members of the Ave Delma club at her home last Wednesday evening. ev-ening. A tasty lunch was served early in the evening followed by cards. Prizes for the games were won by Mrs. Helen Robbins and Mrs. Elsie Robison, the latter being be-ing a guest. Others in attendance were Mrs. Anna Stewart, Mrs. Lucille Packard, Mrs. Alice Ence, Mrs. Melva Smith of Salt Lake City, guests, Mrs. Leona Allen, Mrs. Dolly Smith, Mrs. Coe Dur-rant, Dur-rant, Mrs. Norma Noe, Mrs. Evelyn Fry and Mrs. Madge Cran-dall. Cran-dall. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Blanchard and little daughter of Denver are spending a few days' vacation with Mr. and Mrs. John Blanchard and family and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Miller Mil-ler and family in this city. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Jones and family, Mrs. J. H. Schwartz of Salt Lake City were in Springville during the week-end to attend the wedding of Miss Virginia Childs and Stanley Stan-ley A. Peay, which took place Sunday. Sun-day. A group of friends motored to Salt Lake Saturday to attend the dance at Cocoanut Grove in the evening. Included in the party were Mr. and Mrs. Arvil Bird, Mr and Mrs. Lloyd Bird, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cranmer, Nr. and Mrs Fred Smith,- Mr. and Mrs. Tom Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Reed Dallin, Mr. and Mrs. Reed Straw, Mr. and Mrs, Merle Sargen Mr. and Mrs. ChartoB Porter, Mr. and Mrs Vernal Ver-nal Roylance, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hanse nand Mr. and Mrs. Gertrum Dallin. home of the bride's mother. Bishop A. G. Peterson performed the ceremony cere-mony in the presence of immediate immed-iate family members. Preceeding the ceremony, Bruce Jones of Salt Lake City sang, "O Promise Me" and following the marriage he sang, "Sweet Mystery of Life," with Barbara Gudmundscn accompanist. accom-panist. Miss Dctte Jones also gave a vocal solo during an informal social which followed the marriage. mar-riage. The bride was charmingly gowned gown-ed in white silk net over white taffetta. Her tulle veil was caught with a bandeau of orange blossoms. blos-soms. A corsage of gardenias added ad-ded to the beautiful wedding ensemble. en-semble. Miss Olive Childs, sister of the bride, Miss Deon Jones, Miss Mattie Davis and Miss Ora McKay were bridesmaids. Miss Childs wore a lovely gown of orchid or-chid with a corsage of pink rose buds; Miss Jones wore a lovely love-ly gown of orchid with a corsage of pink rose buds; Miss Jones was attired in yellow with a corsage of lavender sweet peas; Miss Davis, a torquise blue with a corsage of pink rose buds and Miss McKay, in royal blue with a corsage of pink sweet peas. Dette Jones, flower flow-er girl, wore a pretty dress of blue crepe. Erling Roylance acted as best man. About 30 family members mem-bers were in attendance. The young couple have genie to Bou'-Ve- ' dam and St. George on a short wedding trip. At the latter place they wil lbe guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jay Madsen. Mrs. Lillian Huntington and ; her daughters, Olive Childs an j Mrs. Lucy Roylance, were co-hostesses at a delightful trousseau tea Sunday afternoon, at the home of the former in honor of their daughter daugh-ter and sister, Virginia Childs, a bride of the past week. A profusion pro-fusion of spring flowers decorated tile entertaining rooms where the eiiests were received by Mrs. Leo Stewart of Salt Lake City, the bride-to-be, Mrs. Joseph E. Jones, grandmother, and the hostesses. |
