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Show L-i Binks-Douglas Nuptial Plans Announced f : THETA TAU CLUB ENTERTAINED Mrs. Ruth Sumsion was hostess to members of the Theta Tau club at her home Wednesday evening. Luncheon was served first, after af-ter which Howard Salisbury played play-ed several recordings from the opera, "La Traviata." Attending were Lois Miller, Norma Nor-ma Childs, Gertie Ruff, Gladys Averett, La Nett Olsen, Elva Tipton, Tip-ton, Berniece Tipton, Fern Cran-dall, Cran-dall, and special guests were Josephine Jo-sephine Smith, Hortense Harward, Helen Spafford, and the hostess. Club members presented baby gifts to Mrs. Norma Child and Mrs. LaNett Olsen. The next meeting will be held on Wednesday, March 19, at the home of Gladys Averett. J Mr. and Mrs'. W. J. Binks wish to announce the engagement of their daughter, Berniece, to Max Douglas of Payson. The marriage is planned to take place Wednesday, March 19, in the Salt Lake temple. Mr. Douglas is a graduate from the Payson high school and has been attending an aviation school at Long Beach, where he is at the present time employed, and Miss Binks is a graduate of the Springville high school. In honor of the bride-to-be, a party was given at the home of Mrs. Lillian Binks Saturday night, with Mrs. Amanda Binks and Mrs. Zina Dibble acting as; assisting hostesses. Entertainment included readings read-ings by Iris Dibble and Eleanor Perry, and miscellaneous games. In conclusion luncheon was served to approximately thirty-five thirty-five guests. Many beautiful gifts were presented pre-sented to the guest of honor during dur-ing the evening. Following their marriage, the young couple will honeymoon in San Francisco and other places of interest on the Pacific coast and will make their home in Long Beach. WAYNE MILLER HONORED AT FAREWELL PARTY Mrs. Geneva Miller entertained at her home Friday evening in honor of her son, Wayne, who leaves with the National Guard. Following a hot supper, progressive pro-gressive 500 was played, with prires going to Fred and Blaine Kindred. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Kindred of Salt Lake City; Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Kindred, Murray; Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Stre-bel, Stre-bel, Provo; Mr. and Mrs. Floyd McPherson, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kindred, Wayne Miller, Elaine McPherson, Bob Peirce, and the hostess, of Springville. CULTURAL ARTS CLUB ENTERTAINED AT PEmCES A delightful party was enjoyed by members of the Cultural Arts club Wednesday night at the home of Miss Naomi Peirce. Program events included a review re-view of the book, "The Giant Joshua," by Delia Baxter, and two vocal numbers by a trio, the Misses Grace Holley and Margaret Margar-et and Naomi Peirce. Luncheon was attractively served serv-ed to the following: LaRee Alle-man, Alle-man, Elzina Laney, Theora Peterson, Peter-son, "Mary Fillmore, Delia Baxter, Elaine Crandall, Margaret Peirce, Ida Packard, Margaret Christen-sen, Christen-sen, Clara Harmer, Ruth Olsen, Zelma Thorpe, Lois Thorn, and the hostess. Special guests were Beth Lambson, Grace Holley, Er-cell Er-cell Clark, Nettie Williams, and Evelyn Fry. BIRTHDAY PARTY HONORS MR, GROESBECK Complimentary to John Groes-beck, Groes-beck, a dinner party was given Sunday afternoon on the occasion of his seventy-fifth birthday. Daffodils' and Japanese iris made a beautiful centerpiece on the dining table and carried out a color scheme of yellow and orchid. or-chid. The birthday cake was decorated dec-orated in orchid and was topped with yellow candles. Covers were laid for the following follow-ing guests: Dr. and Mrs. P. M. Kelly, Provo; Mrs. Cora Snow, Miss Dorothy Snow, and Miss Carol Bird, Salt Lake City; Mrs. Jess Groesbeck, Spanish Fork; Ruth Scoville, Provo; Mrs. Rhoda Dougall, Mrs. Jacob Groesbeck, Mrs. Gene Hales, Mr. and Mrs. A. 0. Packard, Mr; and Mrs. M. W. Bird, Mrs. Alton Harker, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Groesbeck, Roe Groesbeck, Miss Catherine Doug-1 las, and Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Conover of Springville. AVE DELMA CLUB ENTERTAINED Members of the Ave Delma club were entertained Thursday night, first with luncheon at Park Inn and then with bridge at the home of Mrs. Inez Chader. Prizes for the games were won by Helen Robbins, . Norma Noe, and Berniece Packard. ' Special guests present were Mary Bird and Vivian Johnson, and members were Hortense Harward, Har-ward, Carrie Jolley, Alice Ence, Dollie Smith, Gwen Cutler, Helen Robbins, Norma Noe, and Berniece Ber-niece Packard. FIRESIDE CHAT HELD INI FIRST AVARD M Men and Gleaners were entertained en-tertained at a Fireside chat Sunday Sun-day night after sacrament meeting meet-ing in the First ward Relief society so-ciety room. Dee Sanford showed his souvenirs sou-venirs and conducted an informal discussion on Tahiti. In conclusion approximately twenty-five were served refreshments. refresh-ments. Hosts and hostesses were Ranae Davis, Lenore Weight, Emma Ul-lock, Ul-lock, Dean Bird, Celdon Lewis, and Evan Wimber. CAMP KOLOB D. U. P. TO MEET IX TROVO Daughters of the Utah Pioneers, Pio-neers, Camp Kolob will meet this afternoon (March 13) at the home of Mrs Cora Daley, 190 East Fifth South, Provo. All members of the camp are invited to attend the meeting, and those wishing transportation can meet at the home of Captain Emma Beardall at 1:20 p. m. It always amuses us when a wide-open town like Chicago gives a visiting celebrity a key to the city. : OLD FR BENDS CLUB ENTERTAINED FRIDAY Mrs. Verl Mann was hostess to members of the Old Friends club at a delightful party on Friday night at the Edna Mae Hedquist home in Provo. Early in the evening a delicious luncheon was served, followed by cards. Prizes for the evening went to Mrs. Gertrude Clements and Mrs. Thelma Cherrington, members, mem-bers, and to Mrs. Fay Hancock, a guest. Other guests present included Mrs. Fern Crandall and Mrs. Loween Palfreyman. Members were Mrs. Thelma Clark, Mrs. Leola Ewing, Mrs. Blanch Tipton, Tip-ton, Mrs. Rheta Kelly, Mrs. Odessa Child, and Mrs. Almina Madsen. LADIES ENTERTAINED AT RECREATIONAL PARTY Dancing, relays, games, and regular marching maneuvers and exercises featured the final class of a series of ladies' recreational classes in the high school auditorium. audi-torium. The class was in the form of a party with about sixty ladies participating. par-ticipating. Mrs. Tess Tyler directed activities activi-ties during the evening and in conclusion winners of the final relay acted as hostesses to serve refreshments. Mayor A. O. Thorn and members mem-bers of the city council were special spe-cial guests at the party. PARANADA CLUB HEARS PIANO CONCERT A delightful program of piano music comprising a variety of musical types was presented by Mrs. Tess Hatfield for members of the Paranada club Monday night at the Valley Tavern. The program was beautifully presented by the hostess, with comments and short readings, and included such numbers as the beautiful "Blue Danube"; "Deep In My Heart," from the opera "The Student Prince"; "Brahm's Waltz," and others. Luncheon was served before the concert at one long table centered with flowers and was served according ac-cording to a spring theme. Mrs. Frances Martin was a special spe-cial guest and members attending attend-ing were Norda Finlinson, Virginia Vir-ginia Rivers, Margaret Keller, Aiirlene Christensen, Mildred Lar-sen, Lar-sen, Virginia Simkins, Mary Boy-er, Boy-er, Laverne Singleton, Fern Ostler Ost-ler Teddy Thorpe, Tonie Fox, Dorothy Richardson, and the hostess. LES VIVANTES ENJOY PARTY THURSDAY Miss Lucille Jenkins was hostess hos-tess to members of Les Vivantes club Thursday, March 6, at her home. A hot supper was served early in the evening from one long table centered with a special St. Patrick's Pat-rick's novel centerpiece with green tapers in crystal candelabra at either end. The St. Patrick's theme was carried out in other decorations. decora-tions. Guests present were Lucille Averett, Virginia Tuttle, Lucille Curtis, Bette Lee, Enid Rowland, Berniece Woffinden, Katherine Tuttle, Florence Brammall, Francis Fran-cis Tuttle, and the hostess. LA JOLIE CLUB ENTERTAINED THURSDAY Mrs. Harriet Miner was hostess to members of La Jolie club Thursday night at her home. A hot luncheon was served early in the evening, after which bridge was played, with prizes going to Mrs. Laura Wilding for high score and second prize to Helen Spafford. Spaf-ford. Those present were Evelyn Boy-er, Boy-er, Mrs. Billie Burt, Mrs. Ruth Miller, Mrs. Lucille Smith Mrs. Donna Witney, Mrs. Madge" Crandall, Cran-dall, Mrs. Laura Wilding, Mrs. Helen Spafford, Virginia Rivers, and Mrs. Fay Hansen. LITERARY CLUB HEARS SHAKESPEARE PLAY An especially interesting review of the Shakespearean play, "Othello," "Othel-lo," was a feature of a meeting of the Ladies-" Literary club held Monday night at the home of Mrs. G. Lowry Anderson. Mrs. Paul Thorn, club president, presi-dent, was in charge of the meeting, meet-ing, which included two musical numbers by Annie and Lula Fox, and a short business session. It was announced that an invitation had been extended to the club to meet with the district federation of women's clubs at Nephi. Luncheon was served to eighteen eigh-teen club members and one guest. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. F. C. Packard, Pack-ard, Thursday, March 20. GLEN FULLMER FETED AT FAREWELL PARTY Especially honoring Glen Sidney Sid-ney Fullmer, who leaves this month with the National Guard for San Luis Obispo, a potluck party was held Friday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dell Fullmer. During the evening bridge and Chinese checkers were played. The following were present: Charles Jewett and George Ma-han, Ma-han, Spanish Fork; Clarence Fenny, Fen-ny, Orem; Jayce Cowan, Payson; Mr. and Mrs. Albert Fullmer, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Fullmer, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Fullmer Mr. and Mrs. Frank Paxman, and Laurence K. Harper. JEUNE MERE CLUB HAS BRIDGE PARTY Members of the Jeune Mere club were entertained Wednesday evening eve-ning at the home of Mrs. Florence Allan. Luncheon was served, after which bridge was the diversion, with high score prize going to Mrs. Margaret Blackett. The next club meeting will be held at the Valley Tavern, Friday, Fri-day, March 21, and all club members mem-bers are asked to be present. D. & R, G. SERVICE CLUB TO HOLD MEETING Recently organized, . the Denver Den-ver & Rio Grande Service club auxiliary will hold its first regular regu-lar meeting Thursday at 2 p. m. in the Fourth ward. Mrs. Howard Thorpe will give a book review as the highlight of the program. Officers of the new club, which includes members from Lehi to Soldier's Summit, are: Mrs. C. G. Russell, president; Mrs. C. E. Eg-gertsen, Eg-gertsen, vice-president; Mrs. T. L. Chipman of Salt Lake City, Mrs. C. E. Wilde, Mrs. A. E. Eggert-sen, Eggert-sen, Mrs. H. S. Morrison and Mrs. J. C. Bogus of Provo, and Mrs. M. Merriott of Springville, executive committee members. All wives of employees of the Denver & Rio Grande railroad are invited to be present. BASKETBALL TEAMS HAVE PARTY AT HAASE Climaxing a highly successful basketball season in a social way, members of the Springville high school basketball team were hosts to members of the Tintic basketball basket-ball team one of their toughest competitors in league play, at a dinner party at Haase cafe In Provo Tuesday night. The party was a very informal social event, with Principal W. W. Brockbank acting as toastmaster. Members of the Red Devil championship team are Elliot Cameron, Melvin Teasdale, Kelly Jensen, Kenneth Rothwell, Lyman Ly-man Rothwell, Blaine Johnson, Dick Miner, Blaine Dallin, Eldean Weight, and Glen Clark. Coach Art Hughes and the athletic managers, man-agers, Lee Olsen and Dick Mason, Ma-son, were also in the party. Mrs. Don Blanchard left this week for Los Angeles to join her husband. They plan to make their home in Los Angeles, where Mr. Blanchard is employed. GROUP HEARS CHARACTER LECTURE TUESDAY Hembers of the Order of Eastern East-ern Star enjoyed a delightful evening eve-ning Tuesday night at the Provo Masonic temple. Speaker of the evening was Reverend Rev-erend Elias Jones, and he lectured on the subject, "Education for Character." Mrs. "Tess Hatfield also favored with piano selections. At the close of the program refreshments re-freshments were served to approximately approx-imately seventy-five. Mrs. Vera J. Perham had the meeting in charge. MRS. PACKARD HONORED AT SURPRISE PARTY Mrs. A. O. Packard was delightfully delight-fully surprised on the occasion of her birthday with a dinner party Tuesday night. The long dining table was centered cen-tered with red and white sweet peas and places were laid for Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Bird, Mrs. Rhoda Dougall, Mrs. Wyman Wills, Mrs. Alton Harker, Dr. and Mrs. P. M. Kelly, John Groesbeck, Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Conover, Mr. Packard, Pack-ard, and the guest of honor. ALPHA BETA CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS Mrs. Charles Boyer was hostess to members of the Alpha Beta club at her home Friday at twelve o'clock. Mrs. F. C. Packard was re-elected president and other officers elected were Mrs. H. M. Weight, vice-president; Mrs. C. G. Russell, secretary; Mrs. A. O. Packard, treasurer; and Mrs. Ada Straw, parliamentarian. Other committee commit-tee members were also appointed. Following the election and disposing dis-posing of other business matters, Monte Carlo whist was played, with the high score prize going to Mrs. Ray Richards. Luncheon was served from six small tables, centered with pink sweet peas, and the house was also beautifully decorated with snapdragons, snap-dragons, roses, and other flowers. Mrs. Zell Argyle was a special guest. |