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Show , ENTERTAINMENT REIGNS Bankers' Wives 'Cash in' on Fun By THE GADABOUTS Bankers may be in the chips, but their wives are having just as good a time while they are in Salt Lake with their husbands hus-bands to attend the 40th annual an-nual convention of the Utah Bankers' Assn. Local bankers' wives who are responsible for the social affairs af-fairs which are providing the entertainment are Mrs. Wen-. Wen-. dell M. Smcot, general chairman, chair-man, and Mrs. Raymond M. Smith. Mrs. L. P. VanVoorhia, Mrs. J. J. Kelly, Mrs. Emerson 8. Sturdevant and Mrs. Newell ' B. Dayton, committee members.- Monday afternoon a luncheon at The Roof of the Hotel Utah was enjoyed by the ISO guests. Young daughters of the bankers' wives, Pauline Dyreng, Claire Dyreng and Mrs. Lucille Chria-tensen, Chria-tensen, presented musical selec-, tions, and Mrs. Glbbs 8mith of Kaysville lectured on floral arrangements. ar-rangements. Chatting with locality, Mrs. Orval Adams and Mrs. Harold Steele, were Mrs. Ned Phillips of New York, Mrs. Morgan Craft of Los Angeles, 'and Mrs. Dale Ainsworth of Kansas City. Mrs. Ray P. Dyreng appreciated her children's talent along with Mrs. Harold Hemmingway, Mrs. Harmon Barton of Ogden, and Mrs. Arthur Sullivan of Idaho Falls. The Country club Monday evening was the scene of the dinner dance which brought bankers and their wives together to-gether on the party-f or-pleasura Little Rock, Ark, in Episcopal rites Thursday evening followed by a small reception at the McArthur Mc-Arthur home. The bride-elect has been in the prenuptial spotlight and Mrs. H. E. Heusser gave a kitchen shower for her on Friday. Fri-day. A Saturday luncheon was given at Beau Brummel by Miss Anna Var Bybee and Miss Trudy Williams, and Miss Marilyn Mar-ilyn Stayner gave a clever apron shower on Sunday. Mrs. E. Dan McArthur feted her sister-in-law Monday evening eve-ning at a shower, and on Tuesday Tues-day Mrs. John C MacFarlane is giving a family dinner. - Mrs. Gordon W. Thomas, another sister-in-law of the future bride, is giving her a luncheon on Wednesday at the Doll House and Mrs. P. K. Richardson also gave a dinner. Levely Wedding One of the most picturesque receptions re-ceptions of the June bridal season sea-son took place Monday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs, J. Fred Daynes, 1365 Harvard ave., honoring son Robert Frederick Daynes and his charming bride from Los Angeles, the . jrmer Miss Shari Jeanne Wilcox, daughter of Dr. and -Mrs. C. Fred Wilcox of the California city. The bride descended the Dsynes staircase wearing her exquisite Alencon lace gown for a prere-ception prere-ception bridal march and guests exclaimed over the lovely pink and blue Chantilly lace off-the-shoulder gowns worn by visiting visit-ing bridesmaids Mrs. Charles Frederick Wilcox m, Joy Wilcox, Wil-cox, Jsne Fernsld, Ann Eccles, June Whisnsnt, Darlene Sheranl-an Sheranl-an of Los Angeles and Joanne Farr of Salt Lake City. Mrs. Daynes, in a lovely turquoise tur-quoise blue gown, greeted guests Dr. and Mrv Edward Girard Hale, Mr. and Mr. Gilbert Sheets and daughters Sandra and Carol. Mrs. A. E. Christensen, Dr. and Mrs. Sam Allen with Dr. and Mrs. L. A. Stevenson. Mrs. Wilcox, in peppermint pink lace, chattted with the He-ber He-ber Harts, the Lincoln Daynes, Mr. and Mrs. Budd Ensign and daughter, Ann, and Mrs. A. C Ensign before the bridal march. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Adams recorded their greetings to the newlyweds in the lovely garden during the evening and noticed Dr. and Mrs. L. J. Psul with daughters Afton Paul Strong and Mr. and Mrs, Warren Heath. flood U See Telling of their exciting year studying music and drama at the Yale graduate school are twins . Marillyn and Marie Barker, daughters of Mr. and Mrs, Ellis W. Barker, 264-10th East VMter Miss Ruth Rothaus of New York will be an honored guest at the 10th wedding anniversary or her nephew and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Jelesnik. The couple will celebrate at the roof garden July 5, and Miss Bothaus will leave soon after to visit in California before returning here I on her way back home. plan. So it was that the John M. Wallaces, the Fred Smiths, the Charles Smiths and the Ken Sullivans visited with the George Eccleses and the Bill Eccleses down from Ogden. Partied Miss Bridal strains will' soon be heard for University of Utah June graduate Miss Maurina McArthur, a daughter of Mrs. D. D. McArthur, 1325 Browning ave., and the late Dr. McArthur. She'll become the bride of Richard Rich-ard M. Crossett a son of Chap-lain Chap-lain and Mrs. L H. Crossett of |
