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Show A "chick" party was held at the home of Miss Emma Ullock last Saturday night. An attractive color scheme in blue and black was effectively carried out in decorations. dec-orations. The entertainment con-isted con-isted of cards, checkers and cales-thetics, cales-thetics, followed by a delicious lunch. Guests included, Leslie Loveridse, Lenore Weight, Beth Hall, Marian Witney, Ruth Con-die, Con-die, and the hostess. Members of the Fidelity Bridge club were entertained ut a no-hostess no-hostess party Friday night at Rowe and Mace's. A delicious lunch was served at one long table. Later bridge was played with favors won by Mrs. Floss Cates, Stella Straw and Faye Cranmer. Others present were, Olive Miller, Rose Roylance, Delia Dallin, Mary Clcgg, Flora Maiben, Olive Porter, Velma Roylance and Mar.'2 Morgan. Mr. and Mrs. Carl O. Nelson of this city wish to announce the engagement of their daughter Bernice, to Maurice G. Barnett, son of Superintendent Owen L. Barnett of Nebo district schools and Mrs. Barnett of Spanish Fork. The marriage will take place March 17, in the Salt Lake temple. Mrs. Guy Strong was hostess to members of the W. N. O. club at her home Friday evening. The group enioved social chat and the afternoon. The group enjoyed games followed by a tasty lunch with a pretty birthday cake as the central decorative figure. Mrs. Thelma Whitty of Martinez, Mar-tinez, .Calif., and Ralph Noakes of Oakland, Calif., are spending a few "days in Springville. They came for the funeral of their father, William I. Noakes, last Thursday. Mrs. Polly Day of Elmo and Daid Noakes of Logan, were in Springville the past week to attend at-tend the funeral of their brother, YVilLum Noakes. Members of the S. T. club were delightfully entertained last Wednesday Wed-nesday night, at the home of Mrs. Ed Johnson. A well arranged spring luncheon was served at small tables early in the evening and later contract bridge was played. High score prize was awarded to Mrs. J. W. Grant, second sec-ond favor to Mrs. Will Clark and the consolation to Mrs. W. J. Phillips. Phil-lips. Others attending were Mrs. Lee Sums.on, Mrs. Lewis Clegg, Mrs. Harry Pennington, Mrs. Hugh Baxter, Mrs. Bert Rowland, Mrs. Amasia Rowland, Mrs. George Crandall, Mrs- Leon Harrison and Mrs. Will Brown. Mrs. G. D. Kennedy of Salina spent several days of the past week with relatives and friends in this city. Amoner the local contractors and wives who planned to attend the national convention of contractors in San Francisco, Calif., and visit Hie world's fair, arc Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Clyde, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Clyde, Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Thorn, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Thorn, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Thorn, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Mendenhall, Mr. and Mrs. V. C. Mendenhall. Mr. and Mrs- H. T. Reynolds, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Grant, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Strong An outstanding meeting of the Captain Mowery of vernal, and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Kay of Hebcr City; Dr. and Mrs. Rasmussen of Logan, and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Clyde of Heber City, were unable to attend. Mrs. W. H. Anderson and Mrs. E. V. Jacobsen will be co-hostesses at a meeting of faculty wives Thursday afternoon at the home of the latter. Members of the Mother's Study club were delightfully entertained ast Thursday night, at the home of Mrs. Ella Reynolds. Lunch was served early in the evening and later an interesting revl'ew of the book "You Can't Take It With You," was given by Mrs. Mae Huntington. Little Mary Ellen Mendenhall entertained with a song accompanied by her sister, Nida, and Carma Jean Mendenhall Menden-hall gave a piano selection. Mrs. Maude Thorn gave a report of the district board meeting and Mrs. Lou Binks gave an interesting paper on "Is Reading Worth While," President Philda Finley had the program in charge. In attendance were about 18 club members and six guests. L. G. C. club members held a delightful meeting last Saturday night, at the home of Mlwg Lois Johnson with Marjorie Whiting assisting hostess. Games, social chat and lunch were enjoyed by the following members, Marjorie Whiting, Lols Johnson, Catherine Holley, Jacqueline Senl'ro, Dona Whitney, Helen Dunn, Elaine Boy-er, Boy-er, Alice Riding, Margaret Larson, Lar-son, Virginia Bird, Ra Nee Davis. For her little granddaughter Lou Ann Dalby, whose eighth bvthday was Wednesday, Mrs. Retta Sumsion entertained at a nicely arranged party in the late club year was enjoyed by Ladies Literary club members Thursday night, at the home of Mrs. F. C. Packard, where Howard Salisbury in an interesting and comprehensive, comprehen-sive, manner, reviewed the opera 'Acida," and in connection with the review played a number of records to illustrate parts of the composition. He also gave interesting inter-esting remarks on opera composition composi-tion in general and told of the works of outstanding musicians and composers. Mrs. Harold Chris-tensen Chris-tensen entertained with a vocal sclo, with piano accompaniment by Mrs. V. C. Mendenhall. Preceding Pre-ceding the program, a tasty lunch was served by the hostess host-ess to seventeen club members and one guest. Lovely daffodils and vari-colored sweet peas decorated decor-ated the entertaining rooms. Mr. and Mrs. Rufus. Averett, Mr. and Mrs. Warner Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Solon Wood and son Farlin, Mrs. Mary Wood, Mrs. Edna Wheeler, Clyde and Bert Wheeler, Mr. and Mrs. Theron Hall, and the guest of honor. La.Tolie club members were mond was a special guest. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Anderson recently returned from Logan, where they were called because of the death of the former's sister, Miss Geneva Anderson. Miss Hazel Anderson, lnstruc- game "Bingo" together with delicious de-licious refreshments served by the hostess. Prizes for the games were won by several members. In attendance at-tendance were Mrs. Harold Averett, Aver-ett, Mrs. Dee Adams, Mrs. Fred Jex, Mrs. Marccllus Lewis, Mrs. Morris Thorpe, Mrs. Bert Childs. Mrs. Merle Packard was hostess host-ess to members of the Javality club at her home Friday evening. An attractive color scheme suggestive sug-gestive of St. Patrick's bi'rthday was employed in room and table decorations. A dainty and tasty lunch was served and bridge also enjoyed. Prizes for the games were won by Mrs. Mary Bird, ; Mrh. Afton Palfreyman, and Mrs. Clarice Kindred. Others present were, Mrs. Barbara Clark, a guest, Mrs. Ann Stewart, Mrs. Lucille Packard, Mrs. Carrie Tripp, Mrs. Louise Brown of Provo, Mrs. j Mabel Slmkins. Mrs. Sarabell Stewart, Mrs. Clara Childs, Mrs. Margaret Sumsion. In honor of Clifton Hall who celebrated his fiftieth birthday on Friday, a number of relatives were eirtertaincd at a party in the evening. Games and a tasty lunch were enjoyable features of entertainment. enter-tainment. Those invited were, El-wood El-wood Hall, Eleanor Hall, Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Hall and daughter Ruth, Mr. and Mrs. Golden Anderson, guests of Mrs. Helen Spafford at her home Thursday evening. During progressive bridge games which followed a delicious and well arranged luncheon, Mrs. Ruth Miller and Mrs. Faye Hansen Han-sen won prizes. Others in attendance at-tendance at the party were Mrs. Dona Whitney, Mrs. Ruth Jones, Mrs. Madge Crandall, Mrs. Billie Burt, Mrs. Harriet Miner, Mrs. Nathalie Oakley, Mrs. Evelyn Boyer, club members, and Mrs. Lucille Hughes and Mrs. Margaret Mar-garet Sumsion, special guests. Mrs. Inez Chader was hostess to members of the Ave Delma club at her home Wednesday evening. From small tables prettily pret-tily decorated with St. Patrick's motifs, a tasty lunch was served early in the evening, followed by bridge. Prizes for the games went to Mrs. Helen Robbins and Mrs. Coe Straw. Mrs. Maurine Hay- tor in' the university at Terre Haute, Ind., has just returned from an interesting and delightful delight-ful trip to the big Mardi Gras celebration at New Orleans. She made the trip there and return by airplane, stopping for short visits at St. Louis and Jackson, Miss., according to word received by her parents, Dr. and Mrs. George A. Andesron, of this city. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Despain entertained en-tertained at dinner at their home Saturday evening for members of the party with whom Mr. Despain traveled Gown the Green river last fall, and their partners. part-ners. The dining table held a beautiful centerpiece of pink sweet peas with tall pink and green tapers in crystal holders at either end. Covers were arranged ar-ranged for Mr. and Mrs. Westley Eddington of Salt Lake City; Mr. and Mrs. Buss Hatch and |
