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Show Helen Anderson and Leo Mason Speak Wedding Vows Today At a home wedding, Miss Helen Anderson, daughter of Mrs. Bruce Anderson of Spanish Fork, will become the bride of Leo J. Mason, Ma-son, son of Mrs. Sarah Mason of this city, this evening in Spanish Fork, at the home of the bride's mother. Bishop McKell of the Spanish Fork Fifth ward will officiate at the wedding ceremony. Honoring the young couple, a wedding reception will be given Friday night in the Fifth ward church at Spanish Fork. The bride is a graduate of the Spanish Fork high school and Mr. Mason is a graduate of the Springville Spring-ville high school. They will make their home in Springville. MAPLETON belief society HAS PARTY THURSDAY A special party was given for members of the Mapleton Relief society Thursday night in the Mapleton Ma-pleton ward Relief society room. Mrs. Frank J. Earl of Provo gave p. review of the book, "The Journal of Maude Rittenhouse." Other program numbers were two vocal numbers by a quartet composed com-posed of Glen and Lamar Holley, and Carrel and Howard Waters; a piano selection, Donna Whiting; a vocal solo, "Little Alice Blue Gown," Mable Hansen. The latter number was by special request of Mrs. Earl. Approximately 100 ladies attended at-tended the party, which was under un-der the direction of the activity' committee. r JAMES SUMSIOX FETED AT SURPRISE PARTY James Sumsion was guest of honor at a surprise party held Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Sumsion, on the occasion oc-casion of his thirteenth birthday. Games were played and luncheon lunch-eon was served to the following members of the "Lucky Seven": Richard Haymond, Russell Pal-freyman, Pal-freyman, Paul Crandall, Robert Whiting, Ted Davis, Quinn Hutchinson, Hut-chinson, and the guest of honor. JEUXE MERE CLUB EXTERTAIXS HUSBANDS At the home of Mrs. Ray Rich ards, members of the Jeune Mere club entertained their husbands Thursday night. Assisting hostesses hos-tesses were Mrs. Russell Blackett, Mrs. Sylvester Allan, and Mrs. Frank Crandall. During the evening 500 was played, with Verl Whiting winning win-ning the high score prize. Luncheon was served early in the evening, with decorations carrying car-rying out a George Washington birthday theme. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Allan, Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Nelson, Mr: and Mrs. Paul Haymond, Mr. and Mrs. Flrank Crandall, Mr. and Mrs. Cornell Clyde, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Thorn, Mr. and Mrs. Fay Jensen, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Whiting, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Haymond, Mr. and Mrs. Verl Whiting, and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Blackett. D. U. P. CAMP HOBBLE CREEK ENTERTAINED WEDNESDAY Miss Madeline Weight was hostess hos-tess to Daughters of the Pioneers, Camp Hobble Creek, at her home Wednesday night, with Beth Miller Mil-ler acting as assisting hostess. The lesson was given by Mrs. Lyle Childs on the subject, "Merchandising "Mer-chandising of the West." Anna Beardall gave the history of her grandparents, Francis and Emma Beardall. Other program numbers included includ-ed a vocal solo, "I'll Take You Home Again, -Kathleen," by Kay Weight, and a reading, "At the Bridge Club," by Afton Ash. Mrs. Sarah Passey and Mrs. Fillmore of the coointy board, Mrs. Emma Beardall, captain of Camp Kolob, and Mrs. Nolan Weight, were special guests. . In conclusion refreshments were served to eighteen members and the above named guests. "WE READERS" ENTERTAINED Mrs. Warren Beardall was hostess hos-tess to "We Readers" at her home Thursday evening. A review of the book "Tre-lawney," "Tre-lawney," by Margaret Armstrong, was given by Mrs Helen Anderson. Ander-son. Luncheon was served by the hostess to nine club members and to Mrs. R. C. Petty, a special guest. |
