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Show ISOCIHT NEVS ville aflcr .spending the pa.sl Lliree weeks In Loh Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Lorell Johnsnn have returned from a delightful vacation trip to the Wayne wonderland. won-derland. . Adft Hoorman 1ms returned ' WV U'"U' N''W YO''k C"y' !' ''' .c sio is employed as a school i""mirUr, followinR six weeks' $ ir, with her brother, K. V. Hoor- ! anJ f".v i SprniKvillo. is l'cl 'UMC' sll was ri'''siv('l.v entertained with so-: so-: a'tWs given ty Mr. mul Mrs. U L. Halter, Mr. and Mrs. John Kennell, Mrs. Laura Nivers and the Hoorniaus. she also took a number of interesting trips including in-cluding one to the canyons in southern Utah. Mr. nml Mrs. Harlan Boycr and family spend a delightful time last week touring Bryce and Zions canyons. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sutherland Suther-land (nee Margaret Giles) of Eureka, visitod friends and relatives rela-tives in Springville on TSu&sday. A number of friends surprised Miss Vera Wheeler at her home Mi.ss Olive Child, Mrs. Virginia Pcay of Provo, Miss Helen Wheeler, Wheel-er, Mrs. Luell Best, Miss Priscilla Nielson, Mrs. Mabel Hopla of Mnpleton, Mrs. Ruth W. Anderson of Mt. Pleasant, Mrs. Athas Johnson, Mrs. Pearl Smith and the guest of honor. Complimentary to her daughter, daugh-ter, Mrs. J. R. Harmon and sons who are visiting here from Chicago, Chica-go, Mrs. A. C. Bird entertained at a nicely arranged family dinner din-ner at her home on Sunday. Covers Cov-ers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Goates and son Richard of Salt Lake City, W. N. Grooms and family, and Mrs. Harmon and sons William B. and John. A miscellaneous shower was given by the Misses Marie and Virginia Simkins and Miss Mary Boyer at the Simkins home Saturday Sat-urday evening in honor of Miss Marie Bartholomew, a recent bride. A feature of the enter-, tninment was the reading, "The Birthday of Infanta" given by Miss Dama Grant. Later games including neighbors, friends and relatives attended. The bride received re-ceived many lovely gifts. Miss Louise Patrick, who left Monday for the mission school, was guest of honor at a party given by the Misses Bernice Pal-freyman, Pal-freyman, Aleen Condie, Beth Miller Mil-ler and Martha Bi-U at the Pal- freyman home on Friday night. The Kroup enjoyed progressive Anagram and a tasty lunch. The puests of honor was also presented present-ed with a lovely assortment of useful gifts. Thoe in attendance were: Vera Wheeler, Dorothy Weight, Sarah Marie Binks, Betty Louise Buyer, Evan Baker Johnson. Gene inlock, Verl Thompson of Provo; Frances Brimhall Monson of Provo, Ruth Baxter ,the guest of honor and the hostesses. Mrs. J- R. Harmon and two sons. William B., and John Harmon of Chicago, 111., are spending a month with Mrs. Harmon's Har-mon's mother, Mrs. A. C. Bird, and other relatives and friends here. The Misses Vera Wheeler, Tess Taylor and Fern Blackett spent the past week on a camping trip in HAble Creek canyon. Mrs. Richard Huntington and Mrs. John Burt spent several days of the past week at Ely, Nevada, where their husbands are employed em-ployed on construction work. Mrs. J. Emmett Bird left Wednesday Wed-nesday on a two weeks' trip to California. She plans to visit relatives rela-tives at Anaheim, Santa Ana and Garden Grove, Calif. Mr. Bird is planning now- to meet Mrs. Bird in California in about two weeks for a short vacation. , Tuesday night prior to her leaving to work in Salt Lake CUy. Included In-cluded in the party were Bernice Palfreyman, Martha Bird, Beth Miller, Tess Taylor, lone Averett, Alene Condie and Vera Wheeler. Miss Ruth Crandall has returned return-ed from a dclig'htful five weeks' vacation in Idaho and the northwest. north-west. She visited about a week with her sister, Mrs. Josephine Young and family at Salmon, Idaho, and then took a trip to Seaside, Oregon, and spent some time in Seattle, Wash. A lovely birthday party was given by Miss Nell Weight Tuesday Tues-day afternoon, for her little niece, Myrna Lee, daughter of 'Mr. and Mrs. Nolan Weight, who was three years old. Following a period per-iod of games, the little guests were seated at small tables artistically artis-tically decorated with the season's flowers and a dainty lunch was served. Miss Cleo Pierce brought her famous doll Rosabell, to the party and entertained the group with stories of her life. Other distinguished guests included four grandmothers of the honored guest's seven living grandparents. They were Mrs. Joseph Vane Sr., A delightfully arranged party the last of a series of summer socials so-cials was given for members of the Home Culture club Wednesday Wednes-day evening, at the Virgil Bird home. A delicious dinner was followed fol-lowed by progressive games, during dur-ing which prizes were awarded to Mrs. M. VV. Bird, Mrs. C. E. Eggertson, Miss Verana Graham and Mrs. Harold Christensen. Other Oth-er members and guests in attendance attend-ance were Mrs. E. V. Boorman, Mrs. C. O. Claudin, Mrs. Arthur Condie, Mrs. Hugh Baxter, Mrs. Bill Blanchard, Mrs. C. F. Packard, Pack-ard, Mrs. W. R. Eddington, Mi's. E. J. Perham, Mrs. Warren Beard-all, Beard-all, Mrs. D. B. Welch, Mrs. J. F. Wingate, Mrs. Ronald Thorpe, Mrs. Maurice Bird,- Mrs. W. H. Anderson, Mrs. Eugene Hales, Mrs. Harrison Conover, Miss Ada Boorman, Mrs. Virginia E. Soren-son, Soren-son, Miss Verana Graham, Mrs-Lillian Mrs-Lillian Morton of Wilke, Sask., Canada; Mrs. R. C. Petty, the latter five ladies being guests. Hostesses for the party were Mes-dames Mes-dames W. H. Anderson, Maurice Bird, E. V. Boorman, Bill Blanc'h-ard, Blanc'h-ard, Harold Christensen, Gene Hales, H. M. Dougall, B. M. Men-denhall, Men-denhall, C. F. Packard, Ronald Thorpe, Howard Thorpe, G. B. Mrs. Josephine Pennington, Mrs. Howard Vane and Mrs. A. W. Weight. Little friends and relatives rela-tives attending were Lorna V. Shurtleff, LaVar Felix, Linda 1 Smith, Gloria and Joyce Weight, Joan Pennington, Joy Liechty, Vernon and Rodger Weight, Billie Robertson and Nell Gene Vane. Orton and C. O. Claudin. Complimentary to Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Bird, who are visiting here, Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Packard entertained at a nicely arranged dinner at their home Wednesday evening. Covers were laid for the guests of honor, Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Bird, Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Conover and son, and Miss Carol Bird and the 'host and hostess. A pretty and uniquely arranged party for Novelty Circle members was held at the home of Miss Marjorie Child. Hawaiian decorations decora-tions were carried out in the rooms and at the luncheon tables. Miss Venice Whiting entertained the group with stories of her recent re-cent trip to Europe. In attendance attend-ance were the following: Venice Whiting, Beth Mendenhall, Mildred Mil-dred Parry, old members; and Merlyn Mendenhall, Arlene Hatch, Yvonne Child, Hazel Bray, Gay Ferguson, Nedra Beal, Frances Tuttle, Marjorie Child, Helen Nelson, Nel-son, Helen Tipton, Pricella Gud-rnundsen, Gud-rnundsen, LaVern Sanford, Virginia Vir-ginia Bird and Clair Rowland. Twenty-five little friends were entertained by Mrs. Warren Beardall at a birthday party for her little daughter, Bonnie, on Saturday afternoon. The time was spent with a variety of games and later a tasty lunch was served ser-ved at small tables, prettily decorated dec-orated with the seasons flowers. Assisting with the party was the In honor of Mrs. Erling Roy-lance, Roy-lance, Mrs. Mary Swartz and Miss Lucy Roylance, all of whose birthdays came on Tuesday, Miss Olive Childs entertained a group of friends at a party at her home that, evening. An attractive decorative dec-orative sdheme employing pink asters and gladioli, was used in the entertaining rooms and at the small tables from which a tasty lunch was served early in the evening. Progressive Anagram furnished pleasant entertainment with prizes for the games going to Miss Melva Miller and Mrs. Hortensen Harwood. Others present pres-ent were Mrs. Odessa Childs, Mrs. Sarabell Stewart, Mrs. Virginia Peay of Provo, Miss Mattie Davis, Miss Helen Wheeler, Miss Marie Simkins, Mrs. Ruth Anderson of Mt. Pleasant, the guests of honor and the hostess. Al Combs, engineer from radio station KFSO at San Francisco, Calif., has been the guest this week of Gene Baker at his home here. Mr. and Mrs. Wyman Wills and .-. daughter have returned to Spring- . honored guest's . grandmother, Mrs. G. L. Beardall. In honor of Mrs. Aleen W. Parker, who with her small son returned Friday to their home in Tacoma, Wash., Mrs. Thomas L. Swartz entertained at an annual get-together of old friends at her home on Wednesday night. Progressive Pro-gressive Anagram furnished pleasant pleas-ant entertainment for the evening with high score prize for the game being won by Mrs. Luell Best and the consolation by Mrs. Pearl Smith. A tasty lunch was served by the hostess early in the evening to the following guests: Miss Lucy Roylance, Mrs. Melva Miller, Mrs. Lucy C. Roylari;e, : |
