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Show PROV O (U T A H) EVE N I N G H E R A L D,-T U E SPAY, APRIL' 1 7, "l-9 3 4 PAGE TWO Ethel D. Rambeau Society Editor Phone 494 Interesting Features For Women; Club And Lodge News , ' t ' ' . , Fifth Ward M. LA. Ball TVmiorhi The Fifth ward M. I. A. will hold its annual "Gold and Green" ball this evening at 9 o'clock in the Provo high school gym. The Junior prom decorations are to toe held and the Erickson and Blackwell orchestra has been en gaged for the evening. i Everything possible has been done to make the affair one of delight, and the public is cordially cordial-ly invited to attend. O. S. Girls Pledge Members i Miss Kathryn Davis was host-ess host-ess to members of the O. S. social .unit of the B. Y. U. Monday eve-Jning eve-Jning at her home. Business matters mat-ters were discussed and two new members. Miss Gwen Harris and - Miss Amy Miller, were pledged, i A delicious luncheon was served ito'the following: Miss Josephine Sowards, Miss Helen Worsley, "Miss Floy Hansen, Miss Clarice Brunt, Miss Norma Pardoe, Miss Ruth Stevens, Miss Cecil Clark, Miss Louise Ollertson, Miss Lorna . Wentz, Miss Josephine Johnson, -Miss LaPriel Myers, Miss Vera . Jackson, Mrs. Karl Young, Miss Hplpn fr A llistpr Kfi&.a Martha McAllister, Miss Toots Hagen, miss lony wnson, miss Jennie tRomney, Miss Zona Brunt, Miss Helen Dixon, Miss Mazie Chris-tensen. Chris-tensen. Miss May Christensen, Miss uwea Ashman, Miss Ann Lou Peterson, Mrs. A. Rex Johnson, John-son, Mrs. T. Earl Pardoe, Miss Mabel Wilson, Miss Gwen Harris and Miss Amy Miller. f fr Donnevilie Ward Reunion Planned " A combined ward get-together and old folks social is being arranged ar-ranged by the Bonneville ward for Wednesday and Thursday at the meeting house. fhiMnrm nn tn t Vio aoro rf aiv years will be given a party Wed- will be featured. From 4 to 6 o'clock, kiddies between the ages or six and 14 will be entertained with a dance and refreshments. with t the Primary In charge. A dance" "vaa rerrenmeTitiriiTe , tendered . those between the ages nf 14 anc 1H vpnra rvf ntrp in (ho evening, with the missionary com- V mittee in charge. v Thursday at 7 o'clock, a banquet ban-quet .will be given for all over- old folks will be honored. The Relief society has the dinner in charge, and the M. I. A. has planned plan-ned a fine program A dance will follow, the music to be furnished furn-ished by the Bonneville Five. -rs. Here la the most colorful addition to the Doll Family in many weeks, who makes you think of guitar music and moonlit nights. And what has brought! - geles Times Syndicate) ZV A cleArcn. buntedL 1 'Jk Pdfrenn folfein- $0 tff 182, tWj. nDoJte. 183 A MODISH ensemble that has all the. Spring-stylo qualifications Is shown today by our Chic Twins. The dress (Pattern 182) is designed in slzea 14 to 20 and 32 to 42. Size IS in monotone requires re-quires 4 5-S yards of 39-inch material, or 3 2-3 yards, for the dress plus 7-8 yard for the flare collar and sleeve bands in contrast The coat (Pattern 1S3) is also designed In sizes 14 to 20 and 32 to 42. Size 18 requires 3 1-S yards of 54-inch fabric plus 3 7-8 yards of 35-inch lining. To secure a PATTERN and simple sewing chart of these models, tar out this sketch and mail it to JULIA BOYD, 103 PARK AVENUE, AVE-NUE, NEW YORK. N. Y., together with 30 CENTS FOR. BOTH or 15 CENTS FOR EACH. Be sure to enclose on a separate sheet of paper, YOUR NAME, FULL ADDRESS, YOUR SIZE, THE NUMBER OF THE PATTERNS (No. ,182) and (No. 183), and mention' the VAMK OF THIS NEWSPAPER- Address your envelope to Julia Boyd, Provo Herald Fashion Bureau, 103 Park Avenue, New York, N. Y. . Sewing, Luncheon Club Diversions An enjoyable- time wAs spent with sewing and social chat at the meeting of the n O K W. club held with Mrs. Merlin Remington Rem-ington at the home oi her mother, Mrs. Clealon Bray Monday evening. eve-ning. A tasty repast was served to Miss Lucile Collins, Miss Mildred Davis.Miss Esther Mitchell, Miss Fay Brown. Miss Hortense Hopkins, Hop-kins, Miss Irene Olsen and Miss Cora Morton, Uie latter being a guest. Carmelita Birthday Dinner Enjoyable Affair Mr. and Mrs. H. Whiting entertained enter-tained at dinner Sunday evening in honor of W. E. Smith, whose birthday birth-day anniversary occurred on that day. Spring flowers were used in decorating and covers were laid for Mrs. Overlade, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. Reed Boshard. Frank, Ted, Golden, Harold and James Smith, Miss La PrielGardner, Dale and Monte Peterson, the honor guest and the host and hostess. Carmellta, a "young Spanish maid, a charming Spanish costume she ' (Copyright, 1934, Los An A. W. S. Group Leaves For Conference Officers of the Associated Women Students of the B. Y. U. left this morning for. Tucson, Ariz., where they will attend a conference of the A. W. S. to be held from the 18 to 21, inclusive. In the Provo party were: Miss Alison Comish, president; Miss Alice Spencer, president-elect; Miss Nadine Taylor, vice president; presi-dent; Miss Irene Johnston, vice-present-elect; Miss Mary Dahl-quist, Dahl-quist, secretary; and MissArlene Harris. if. if. if. Hawaii Trip Related to Club Mrs. Eloise B. Dyches gave an interesting talk on her trip to the Hawaiian islands at the meeting of the Clivell club held Monday evening at the home of Mrs. La-Vern La-Vern H. Paulson. During her remarks, she showed a large number of photographs and displayed a variety of curios which she collected while away. A delicious luncheon was enjoyed en-joyed by the following: Mrs. Grace H. Fullmer, Miss Clara Peterson, Miss Virgie Beelar, Miss Mary Moir, Miss Amy Cummings, Miss Eva Henrichsen, Miss Evelyn Prusse, Mrs. Alice B. Hansen, Mrs. Eloise B. Dyches, Mrs. Lois N. Billings, Mrs. Ethel D. Rambeau. Miss Kiraa Fa ye Brown and Mis. Florence S. ll-tti, tlu; latter boiii a guest. .1. - i. Women's Club Entertained Members of the Monday Afternoon After-noon Sewing club spent a pleasant time with Mrs. L. L. Nelson at her home Monday. Sewing was a diversion, and Mrs. Albert Halladay gave a talk on "Household Hints, Houseclean-ning Houseclean-ning Suggestions." A delicious dinner din-ner was served and beautiful tulips were employed in .decorating. Present were: Mrs. John-Vincent," Mrs. S. P. Eggertsen, Mrs. Alma. Bourne, Mrs. Albert Halladay, Mrs. Fred Singleton. Mrs. William J Mildenhail, Mrs. Frank Halladay, Mrs. William Vincent, Mrs. A. Will Jones, Mrs. Peter Groheman and Mrs. Ole E. Olsen. Evening Of Sewing Enjoyed , Miss Helen Kavachevich was hostess to the B. E. M. club members mem-bers at her home Monday evening, and a delightful time was spent with sewing. A delicious luncheon was served to the following members: Miss Gladys Groneman, Miss Thelma Halladay, Miss Evelyn Kelly, Miss Velda Gammon. Miss Elma Jensen, Miss Desna Frampton, Miss Marie Hoare and Mrs. Mabel Morgan. Mrs. Albert Monson, Mrs. Jack Westphal, Miss Irene Westphal and Miss Mabel Oiaen were guests. . Church Class Holds Social The Pilgrim class of the Community Com-munity church held its monthly meeting and social at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Strjickjey Monday Mon-day evening. After the business session, games were played and a delicious luncheon lunch-eon was served to 35 guests. The men were in charge, with Rev. N. C. Wallin as chairman. "It Helps Me!" That's what 98 out of 100 women say after taking this medicine. It quiets quivering nerves, gives them more strength before and after childbirth, tides them over Change of Life . . . makes life seem worth living again. LYDIA E. Piiiiuinr.rs VEGETABLE COMPOUND SEE Spanish Fork HIGH SCHOOL. OPERA . "EGYPTIAN LULLABY" Tonight at College Hall K O. P. Staic Bldic. p 75 B5. Center, I'rovo, Utak Hecood Kloor B Phone Provo 210 Under supervision of WV p state of Utah 7 LOANS g AUTO FURNITURE-CO-MAJULl g P UP TO S300 0 6 Quick service. Easy repayments. A g email amount monthly covers every- g : g thing. Come in, write, phone, p K Loans Made in Alt Nearby Townt I ' 6 Personal Finance Co. Clufe Calendar ROYAL NEIGHBORS A meeting of the Royal Neighbors Neigh-bors of America will be held at the I. O. O. F. hall Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. L S. Members of the L. S. club will be the guests of Mrs. Lisle Mc Donald Thursday afternoon at her ome. NELKE READING Nelke Reading club members will meet in open session Thursday Thurs-day at 4 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Vivia F. Hedquist. Mrs. Delia "G. Jackson, Mrs. Hattie T. Snow and Miss Vilate Elliott will be assisting hostesses, and each member may invite one guest. Mrs. Achsa E. Paxman will review the book, "L'uglon" by Edmond Rostand, and a line program of music has boon arranged. FINE ARTS It was erroneously -ropoi ted to the Herald Monday 'that Prof. B. F. Larson of the B. Y. U. would lecture to th Fino Arts club members, mem-bers, their partners and friends Wednesday at ft oVlork at the Springville ait exhibit. Prof. IM-gar IM-gar M. Jensen will give tln lcr-ture. lcr-ture. if. if, if. Family Dinner Given Missionary Honoring her brother-in-law, J. Pettv .To!iis. who leaves soon for a mission in the southern slates, Mrs. 1). Henry Jones was hostess at a family dinner Sunday at her home. Places were arranged for 30 guests, including: Mr. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Berry Jolley and family, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jones and family, Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Gillespie Gil-lespie and Lizzie Jones of Provo. Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Allred and family and Dr. and Mrs. John G. ; Jones and family of Lehi, Mr. and j Mrs. Bvron D. Jones and son of i Park City, and William Petty of Ferron, tJtah. ' CoMrricht.l9iM.Tba Sf'r'"" Tutiaocu Oonnnni'. x.:-:n4.8a. . mvpt.-s, fafiysSsssaay ----- , . . I ' ",4SV.:'ftN'5W..l:. ffT.j jj tobaccos. And then, 'It's toasted' for AL S COQ-SLOO. throat protection. Every Lucky Strike is J LucMes kre all-ways kind to your throat 7 Only the Center. Leaves these are the :MilHiaves ' ' xiiA. fm SISTER KITCHEN ilY SISTER MARY "KA .Service Staff Writer SINCE the passing of the great American drought, we housewives house-wives are once more hble to add that wine touch' to our cookery which no menu prepared by a European Eu-ropean chef is ever without. Or- perhaps it is fairer to say that we have just begun to add it. A few cooks knew and approved of wine as an adjunct to fine flavor in the days before the war but to many the delicate perfection which could be achieved by just the right combination of spirits and more ordinary ingredients was a closed book. Wine and beer soups, for instance. in-stance. Did you know that yon can serve them in your own homo at a mini mu in of expense and trouble? trou-ble? Borrowed from Cerniany is the delicious coneoction known as white wine soup which is made as follows: White Wine Soup One pint light white wine. 2 cups water. 1 stick cinnamon. -cloves, 2 slices lemon. 4 tablespoons table-spoons sugar. 1 tablespoon cornstarch. corn-starch. 1-2 teaspoon salt. 2 eggs Add cinnamon, cloves, sugar and lemon slices to water and boil five minutes. Heat yolks ot eggs well with 1 tablespoon wine and stir in cornstarch carefully to avoid lumping Add wine to boiling boil-ing Mater and bring to boiling point. Stir egg mixture into this, stirring vigorously Stir constantly con-stantly and bring slowly to the boiling point. Remove at once from the fire and skim out lemon slices, cinnamon and cloves. Add salt and whites of eggs beaten until un-til stiff and pour into tureen for serving. Serve with Zwieback or thin slices ot rolls toasted Instead of folding the whites of the eggs into the soup add 1 ta- Luckies are made center leaves the A fSs , i ft r isf i T V MARTS BREAKFAST- Stewed dried apiueots, cereal, cream, baked French toast, naple syrup, milk, coffee. 7 LUNCHEON: Rinctum ditty, dit-ty, carrot sticks, cinnamon rol's. milk, tea. DINNER: White wine soup. roast leg of Iamb, new potatoes pota-toes roasted with meat, mint sauce, new peas in turnip cups, grape fruit and cucumber cucum-ber salad, deep dish rhubarb pie, milk, coffee. blespoon sugar to stifliy beaten whites. Pour soup into tureen and drop -egg whites from a tablespoon table-spoon into the soup '"C'over losel and let stand live minutes The soup must be boiling when poured into the tureen because the steam is needed to poach I lie whit'1 of ir e-!- German I leer Soup Three cups bee i 1 cup water. 1 slick cinnamon 1 whole love. 1-2 teaspoon salt 2 tablespoons sugar. 1 tablespoon cornstarch,... 1 slice lemon 1 egg Add cinnamon, dove, sugar, salt and slice of lemon to w.itei llring to boiling point and boil iuo minutes Add beer and bring to boilint; point Mix cornstarch to a smooth past" with a little cold watei and add to yolk of egg whicli has beep weil beaten. Stir into soup and bring to the boiling point. Remove cinnamon and clove and slice of lemon and pour into tureen -Cover with white of 'se beatei until stiff with 1 ta blespoon sugar. sprinkle wiih - pondered cinnamon, (over tineen for five minutes and serve with Zwieback or thin slices of rolls toasted until crisu s wyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy . . . i LUCKIES ARE ALL-WAYS KIND TO YOUR THROAT of -only -the dean mildest, best-tasting round, firm, fully ends. That's why Luckies 'keep in condition' con-dition' do not dry out. Luckies are always in all-ways kind to your throat. 59 C 1 Splendid Paper At Le Tessee club, ' Miss Jean Harrison gave a fine paper on "Color Harmony in the Home," at the Le Tesee club's regular session held at the home of Miss Mary Ralston Monday evening. eve-ning. - A number of beautiful piano selections were played by Miss Ada Cowan, and ja. dainty luncheon was served. The evening was enjoyed by: Miss Ruby Street. Miss Rowena Christensen, Miss Donna McCoard, Miss Virginia Vick.. Miss Vei la. Ewing, Miss Mary Ralston. Miss Ada Cowan. Miss Helen Pen rod, Miss Helen Sterling.' Mrs. J. M. Vick, Mrs. K. H. Hansetv-Iiss IV Vaun l)ix an. I Miss Jean Harrison. vjue-Cie Hub Party Enjoyable Social chat, music and- a delicious delic-ious luncheon were the diversions at the Que-Oio Club affair held at I he home of Miss Afton Johnson Monday evening. In attendant! were: Miss Alary Harris. Miss Audrey R;smussen, Miss Marv Hee Miss Helen f'l-irk- Miss Norma Jackson, Miss Merlme Miller and Miss Jean Halverson. YOU CAN DEPEND ON tK ITS ALL-VEGETABLE .SAFE! Bright Eyes . . No Bad Skin lie learned long arro hrr.v i fU'ii dull eyes, pimply skin. I .lervousness and lack of pep come frou. :.kwc1 sluggishness and constipation. Knvt NR (Nature's Remedy) is her secivi of i Epatkling lovelinests and vital tieahii. No I more ineffective partial relief Tor her a!l-! a!l-! vegetable NR Tablets pive thorouph clrans-' clrans-' ing, gently stimulating the entire IkjwcL ! 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