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Show Society News Mrs. A. O. Packard has just returned re-turned from a trip to Nam pa, Ida., whore she visited her daughter Mrs. Alton Harker and family. She also spent some time with her sister, Mrs. Abbie Jensen at Bear River City. A number of friends entertained entertain-ed at a canyon party Saturday night. Games and a weiner roast were enjoyable features. In attendance at-tendance were Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Bern-ard Robertson, Mr. and Mrs. Reed Clements, Mr. and Mrs. Verl Mann, Mr. and Mrs. Upton Cher-rington, Cher-rington, Mr. and Mrs. Art Cran-mcr, Cran-mcr, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Palfrey-man, Palfrey-man, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd McPher-son. McPher-son. A slumber party was given by the Novelty Circle Friday night at the home of Miss Ruth Baxter in honor of the new members. Attendance At-tendance at the show 'marked the beginning of the evening's entertainment, enter-tainment, followed by refreshments. refresh-ments. Officers for the year were elected as follows: President, Beth Anderson; vice president, Delia Baxter; secretary-treasurer, The-ora The-ora Tuttle; reporter, Mary Huntington. Hunt-ington. Those in attendance were: Ruth Baxter, Delia Baxtor. Jeanne Neill, Beth Mendcnhall, Venice Whiting, Nedra Beal, Mar-jorie Mar-jorie Childs, Konda Riding, Velma Olscn, Mildred Parry, and Clair Rowland. The party ended Saturday Satur-day noon after a delicious breakfast break-fast had been served. The party was in charge of last year's officers: offi-cers: President, Ruth Baxter; vice president, Yvonne Gaiter; secretary-treasurer, lone Averett; re- : porter, Dorothy Evans. Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Jones of I Tooele visited last week with Mrs. Jones' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bird Huntington. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Anderson of Monticclla, were guests of Mrs. J. X. Gardner and Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Wood at their horae Monday. Miss Fern Ostler and Miss Golda Siler have just returned , from an enjoyable trip to Cali-; Cali-; fornia. They were guests of Mr. , and Mrs. Clifford Ostler during : their stay and also visited inter-i inter-i esting places in and near Los Angeles and the Catalina Islands. They also spent some time at Hollywood and Beverly Hills, and Miss Naomi Sumsion, Miss Lola Smilh and Miss Afton Rringhurst entertained at a miscellaneous ihower itl the home of Ihe latter Friday night in honor of Mrs. Max Rowland, a bride of the past woek, A rge group of friends atlonded and a pleasar.. evening was spent with games and a tasty lunrh. The bride received many lovely gills. 1 M;i us for the Hummer together with hall games, social chat and Hinging, featured a weinic roast fiivHi by members of the Second ward Gleaner girls Tuesday night at KHIey's, Hobble Creek canyon. The re were t h i rty mem bo rs and guest s in attenda nee on dan especially es-pecially delightful time was had by all. The next meeting of the group will he held at the home of Mrs. Mae Fletcher, Tuesday, June ;;d. they will sail to Holland to visit , Mr. Kroiter's aged mother. They I plan to be gone three months. ' G. W. Friel accompanied by his son Lamar, left recently on a vacation va-cation trip to California. They , plan to spend some time in San Francisco, and will also visit in- I teresting places in southern Cali- , fornia. Mr. and Mrs. Arvil Bird and J Mrs. W. A.- Bird returned Mon- day from a trip to the eastern and 1 mid-western states. Mr. and Mrs. Bird visited the larger cities near j the Great Lakes, spent some time at Buffalo, N. Y., and also mo- j tored into Canada. They returned ' with a new car by way of a ! southern route. Mrs. W. A. Bird j visited her sister, Mrs. Arch V. Coombs at Hershey, Neb., return- I ing with Mr. and Mrs. Bird. the prize for the games was awarded to Mrs. C. E. Eggertsen. Guests at the party were Mrs John R. Anderson, Mrs. Hugh Baxter, Mrs. Harrison Conover, Mrs. C. E. Eggertsen, Mrs. Eugene Hales, Mrs. L. E. Ottcson, Mrs. V. M. Sevy, Mrs. Howard Thorpe, Mrs. VV. R. Eddington, Mrs. Maurice Mau-rice Bird, Mrs. Mary Huish of Oakland. Calif., Miss Carol Bird. The hostesses were Mrs. Thorpe, Mrs. W. H. Anderson, Mrs. G. L. Barron. Mrs. M. VV. Bird, Mrs. E. V. Boorman, Mrs. R. W. Bradford, Mrs. Harold Christ ensen, Mrs. Arthur Condic, Mrs. H. M. Doug-gall, Doug-gall, Mrs. H. M. Mendcnhall, Mrs. C. F. Packard, Miss Sadie Packard, Pack-ard, Mrs. Eugene F. Perham. In honor of Dr. V. M. Sevy and Dr. B. V. Robinson of the 'state hospital staff, who are leaving the hospital soon, Mrs. Mary M. Oakes entertained a, group of hospital slaff members and their partners at a suppefr at Balsam park in Hobble Creek canyon, Tuesday night. Ball games and music were also enjoyable features of the entertainment. en-tertainment. j Miss Zina Johnson of this city, : Jiccomp.'inied by her sister. Miss : Maria Johnson, superintendent of the L. I). S. nurse's hospital, Salt Lake City, left recently for Los ' Angelns, Calif., wliere they will I attend a nurse's convention. Miss ! Johnson is scheduled to take I charge of one of (he sessions of the convention. Following the I meetings, both plan to remain a j fow weeks and take courses in ' their respective lines of work. Miss Zina Johnson is an instructor ! in the Spanish Fork high school. 1 Mm, Mary Huish a nd children ot Oakland, Calif., arrived here recently .to spend several weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Bird and other relatives and friends. Mrs. J. C. Nielson of this city spent se vei"i I flays of I he past week wilh Mr. Nielson at Rock Springs, Wyo. Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Kennedy and family left Friday to make (heir home in Salinn, where Mr. Ken-, Ken-, nedy recently purchased a drug utore business. Among the very enjoyable par-t par-t ies of the past week was one riven by h number of the Home Culture club ladies for other mem-horn mem-horn of the club. The party was held at the home of Mrs. Ronald Thorpe. The entertaining rooms und the small tables from which a daintv lunch was served early in the evening were beautifully decorated dec-orated with sweet peas and other flowers of the season. Bridge was j Jhc feature of entertainment, and j en route home viewed Boulder dam at Boulder Citv, Nev. Members of the Legion auxiliary auxil-iary entertained Saturday night for their partners and the Legion and their partners at one of the most entertaining parties given this season. The party was held at Memorial hall. Early in the evening eve-ning a tasty luncheon was served at small tables which were decorated dec-orated with the season's flowers. Immediately after the luncheon the members and guests were entertained en-tertained with a floor show in which Misses Dama Grant and Venice Whiting, Mrs. Helen Tow ers, Mrs. Lucille Bird, Miss Delia 73axter, Frank Carnesecca -and Mr. Allred of Springville and Mapleton and some very fine talent tal-ent from Provo, took part. The party concluded with cards and prizes for the evening's games were awarded to Mrs. Olive Miller for 500 and to Mrs. Inez Chader for auction bridge. Approximately 75 auxiliary members, legionnaires and partners attended. Mr. and Mrs. John Kroiter of Delta were guests of Mrs. J. X. Gardner during the past week. The couple were on their way to Monfireal, Quebec, from frrhere Mr. and Mrs. Manfred Hutchinson Hutchin-son of this city returned the past week from a week's vacation and business trin to the eastern states. ' They spent some time visiting interesting in-teresting places near the Great Lakes and in Canada. They also spent a day in Chicago, III., and other larger cities in the midwest. mid-west. They returned with a new Plymouth car. Members of the S. T. club were entertained Thursday night at the home of Mrs. W. H. Brown. Cards featured the entertainment, followed fol-lowed by lunch. Prize for high score during the evening was awarded to Mrs. Lewis Clegg. Among the enjoyable parties of the past week was a miscellaneous miscellan-eous shower given by Mrs. Lucille Johnson and Mrs. Odess.-. Childs. Wednesday night at the home of the latter, in honor of Miss Lucy Childs, a bride of the month. An attractive color scheme in white and red was carried out in room and table decorations. Progressive 500 was the diversion of the evening, eve-ning, with high score prize for : the games won by Mrs. W. A. Mc-I Mc-I Kenzie. and the consolation by Miss Olive Childs. About thirty relatives and friends were in at-f at-f tendance, and to whom a delicious lunch was served at the close of 1 the party. The guest ol honor re- ceived many beautiful g'.fts. |