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Show Society Junior Girls Of 2nd Ward Feted The home of Ruth Alleman was gay with autumn flowers and other oth-er decorations arranged for the Junior girls' party for which the other leader, Beulah Simmons was assisting hostess. The party was held on Monday evening and included a sumptuous sumptu-ous pot luck supper and the girls also made candy. Included in the group were: Carol Bird, Ada Rae Clark, Car-mon Car-mon Hutchings, Elaine Jessie, Doreen Fox, Marie Bramall, Dorothy Dor-othy Clark, and one guest, Mary Nell Alleman, together with the leaders, Ruth Alleman and Beulah Simmons. Primary Seagulls And Bluebirds Give Party i To welcome the Larks into the Home Builders group, the Seagulls Sea-gulls and the Bluebirds of the First ward Primary organization gave a party on Monday evening of last week in the First ward amusement hall. A large group of class members enjoyed the time playing games and with a well-arranged program. Jeanine Watts entertained with a piano number; Delores Bertelsen, guitar selections; Darlene Rowley, Row-ley, piano numbers, and Dawn Fullmer and Lucy Lee Jensen, dance numbers. Refreshments were served to some fifty girls by the class leaders, lead-ers, Mrs. Leona Jackson, Mrs. Louise Fackrell, Mrs. Ina Bird, and Mrs. Delia Dallin. Mrs. Zola Gogarty of the stake board was a special guest. Talk On Ind ia Given At Home Culture Club Lamp Koda Meets At Sanford Home An interesting program featured featur-ed the meeting of Camp Koda at the home of Mrs. Flossie Sanford last Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Synthia Tingey, Mrs. Elizabeth Eliza-beth Roberts and Mrs. Ivy Waters acting as co-hostesses. Mrs. Minerva Weight, camp captain, was in charge of the meeting. A history of her grandparents, grand-parents, Edward Wilcox Davenport Daven-port and his wife Clarissa, was given by Mrs. Dorothy Hall. Also, Mrs. Florence Beardall gave an interesting lesson on, "They Came in '47," and another entitled "Pioneer Memoirs." The meeting was concluded with lunch served by the hostesses to approximately twenty-one members mem-bers and guests. Mrs. Sterling Price Alpha Beta Hostess A delightful and entertaining play, "Outward Bound," presented present-ed by Mrs. W. L. Schreiner, was enjoyed by members of the Alpha Beta club when they met at the home of Mrs. Sterling Price on Friday of last week. Mrs. Milton Harrison, club president, pres-ident, announced the program which also included two vocal duets by Mrs. Oliver Dalton and Mrs. E. S. Groesbeck, accompanied accompani-ed by Mrs. Price. Mrs. Harrison announced the tea for all Alpha Beta club members to be given by the Pari Passu club which they sponsored. The entertaining rooms were beautiful for the occasion with lovely rose arrangements and the hostess served a nicely arranged lunch to conclude the meeting. ! i Wayne Holley gave an interesting interest-ing talk on India at the meeting of the Home Culture club, con-i con-i ducted on Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. M. W. Bird. The program, announced by Mrs. Warren War-ren Beardall, club president, also included two vocal selections by Mrs. Helen Thorpe, accompanied by Mrs. Mary Bird. Special guests at the club meeting meet-ing included: Mrs. A. O. Packard and Mrs. Sterling Price. Concluding the meeting, tasty refreshments were served by the hostess to twenty club members and guests. Pari Passu Club Group Entertained Mrs. Glenn Law was hostess to members of the Pari Passu club at the home of her mother, Mrs. Oscar Boyer, on Friday evening. The program was furnished by Mrs. Charles Franks, president of the Springville Flower Garden Club, who discussed "Gardening." Mrs. Finley Roylance, club president, was in charge of the program and announced the tea being given by the Pari Passu club complimenting members of the Alpha Al-pha Beta club, on October 22, from 3 until 5 p. m., at the home of Miss Beth Miller. The meeting also included luncheon lunch-eon served to seventeen club members mem-bers and guests, the latter including includ-ing Mrs. Lee Olsen and Mrs. Boyer. Boy-er. Mrs. Leelyn Bearnson and sister Mrs. Estella Wixom, motored to Greenriver, Wyo., recently for a visit with Mrs. Wixom's daughter, Mrs. Aileen Higgison and family. |