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Show ! SOCIETY NEV5 I "I One of the most outstanding parties of the season and one of the most entertaining of its kind ever given was the old fashioned Valentine party spon- sored by the American Legion auxiliary for their husbands last J Werlnesday evening, at Memorial hall. Approximately 110 auxiliary members and guests attended. 5 Most of the guests came attired a in old fashioned costumes, some dating back more than fifty years. They were seated at long tables which were cleverly decorated dec-orated to carry out the old fashioned fash-ioned idea. Red and white checkered check-ered tablecloths covered the tables which were lighted with old fashioned kerosene lamps. Candy hearts marked places for the men while pretty and unique cor- ' sages in colors of pink and blue lormed the ladies' place cards. ; Emphasizing further the old fashioned theme were large bowls of red apples in the center of the tables. A delicious family style dinner was served. President Hazel Roylance gave a clever I tribute to "old things" in a short j speech of welcome and intro-! intro-! duced Victor Frandsen. who. with clever bits of witticism and interesting in-teresting stones acted as toast-master toast-master during the evening, and called on several for impromptu speeches. A delightful program, including dance numbers and accordion music also added to the spirit of the dinner, which was served by girls attractively dressed in old fashioned costumes. cos-tumes. After the dinner, the hall was cleared and the group enjoyed en-joyed the remainder of the evening eve-ning dancing. Members of the Social Twelve Card club were delightfully entertained en-tertained Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Melba Pennington. Penning-ton. A delicious hot luncheon was served early in the evening with favors and other table decorations decora-tions suggestive of Valentine. Contract bridge featured the entertainment with fiigh score prize for the games going to Mrs. Gertrude Sumsion. Ten club members and two guests, Mrs. Philda Finley and Mrs. Vera Per- were guests of Mis. Harriet B. Miner at her nome Thursday evening. A delightful time was spent with bridge and HTgh score prize for the games went to Mrs. Donna Whitney and the guest prize to Mrs. Clair Gud-mundson. Gud-mundson. The group during the evening, welcomed Mrs. Madge Crandall as new guest. A delicious delici-ous luncheon was served by the hostess to the following: Mrs. Whitney. Mrs. Gudmundson, Mrs. Ruth Miller, Mrs. Reva Roylance, Mrs. Ruth Jones. Mrs. Billie Burt, Mrs. Helen Spafford, Mrs. Faye Hanson, Mrs. Natalie Oakley Oak-ley and Mrs. Evelyn Boyer. The next meeting of the D.-U. D.-U. P. camp Kolob will be held Thursday. February 16. at the home of Mrs. Hattie Witney. All members are urged to be present. Dr. and Mrs. George A. Anderson Ander-son entertained at dinner at their home Sunday for a number of relatives. Red and pink sweet peas centered the dining table and emphasized a Valentine color scheme. Covers were arranged for Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Anderson and children, Mr. and Mrs. Nephi Anderson and Mrs. P. E. Anderson Ander-son of Provo, the host and hostess. hos-tess. Mrs. Alice Brown and daughter Sally have returned to their home in Bingham following a few days' visit with the former's mother, Mrs. Sarah Loynds here. Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Lyall and two sons have returned to their home in Colorado, after a two weeks' visit with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Wainwright and Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Lyall in Springville. After their visit here, the family planned plan-ned to spend a short time with Mrs. Lyall's sister, Mrs. Mary Reynold's and husband at Boulder City, Nevada. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Grant and Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Strong left recently on a three weeks' or month's vacation trip through the southern states to Florida, thence to Cuba. They planned to spend some time in the eastern states and return by way of Chicago, 111., and central states. Mrs. Lynn Andrus of Long Beach, Calif., has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Will Alleman and family of this city. Miss IaDean Bulkley entertained entertain-ed a group of friends at a slumber slum-ber party at her home last Saturday Sat-urday night. The girls enjoyed games and a dainty lunch in the evening and the following morning morn-ing were served breakfast. In attendance were Gladys Weight, Shirley Wheeler, Tauna Holt, Enid Ewing, Betty Bartholomew, Vera Anderson and the hostess. Home., Culture club members were guests of Mrs. Arthur Coh-die Coh-die at her home last Friday afternoon. The program featured an interesting paper given hy Mrs. Harrison Conover, on "Marijuana "Mari-juana and Barbiturates"; Mrs. D. B. Welch, club president, was in charge. In conclusion, a nicely nice-ly arranged lunch was served by the hostess to 13 club members and four guests, the latter including in-cluding Mrs. Earl Condie, Mrs. ' LaCelle Sumsion, Mrs. Alma Miner and Mrs. Max Packard. Mrs. A. O. Packard has returned re-turned to her home following a week's visit wit'h her son, Paul Packard and family at Richfield. nam were in attendance. The next club meeting was scheduled to te held Wednesday, February 15. at the home of Mrs. Gertrude Sumsion. Miss Lucille Oakley entertained a group of friends at a birthday party at her home last Wednesday Wednes-day evening. A tasty lunch was served at 7 p. m., followed by progressive games for which prizes were given the winners. Guests included: Louise Clyde, Mariam Long. Cecelia Maycock, Wilna Brown, Louise Long, Luella Huntington, Marjorie Simkins and Helen Christensen. A successful and entertaining party of the past week was one given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bird, for members of the Third Ward M. I. A. chorus. A delicious chicken supper, games and social chat were enjoyed. en-joyed. LaRell Johnson is leader of the chorus and Miss LaRee West, organist; Mrs. , Lloyd Bird and Ardeen Van Leuvan, managers; man-agers; Mrs. Marva Johnson, librarian li-brarian and Harold Johnson, secretary. sec-retary. Other members of the chorus present were Rondo Jenkins, Jen-kins, Robert Barron, Wayne Miller, Mil-ler, Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Danger-field. Danger-field. Edna Oakley, Grant Alleman, Alle-man, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Met-calf, Met-calf, Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Poul-sen, Poul-sen, Mrs. .Louise Straw, Mrs. Genevieve Miller, Mrs. Sue Wright, Mrs. LaRell Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Sumsion, Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Evans, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith, Mrs. Mary Smart, Mr. and Mrs. Leland Laney, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hansen., Miss Golda Webb, Miss Beverly Miner. Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Evans who were recently married are making mak-ing - their home in Springville. Mr. Evans came here from Leamington Leam-ington and Mrs. Evans, the former for-mer Ivie Lou Rot'b, from Cedar City. They were married Friday, January 27, at St. George. Leland Laney and his brother, Theon Laney, left the past week on a business and pleasure trip to Detroit, Mich. A large group of relatives and near friends were entertained at a miscellaneous shower Wednesday Wednes-day evening at the home of Mrs. D. J. Whitney in honor of Mrs. Harry Alleman, the former Lucille. Lu-cille. Metcalf, who was recently married. Chinese checkers proved prov-ed delightful entertainment with high score for the games going to Mrs. Hattie Witney. A tasty lunch was served to about 35 guests. The honored guest was presented with many lovely gifts. Mrs. Birdella Bearnson was hostess to members of the Ladies' Literary- club- - at- an interesting and entertaining meeting Thursday Thurs-day evening, at her home. President Presi-dent Rea Straw had the program in charge following a well arranged ar-ranged lunch. Mrs. Lela Packard gave two lovely vocal solos, with piano accompaniment by Mrs. Julia Sumsion. Mrs. Hannah Clyde gave 'in splendid manner a review of the book, "My Son, My Son," by Howard Spring. Nineteen members were in attendance. at-tendance. Members of the La Jolie club |