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Show PROVO (UTAH) EVENING HERALD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1932 KSSL,jiJu,"jtij,'j .mi. "j- . 1 11 11 " ' " 1 - 1 -- ' 1 1 sssa m .i . . I. as n . i in . 5SrmBsS3BBBB3JcgB3BSSL. I . u I : , '! v Young Couple Wed; ' Leave For Idaho The marriage of Zina D. Lea-Master, Lea-Master, daughtrr of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. I.eaMa.ster of Provo, to William Wil-liam M. ' Hatch, son of Abram Hatch of Moreland, Ida., was solemnized sol-emnized today in the Salt Lake temple. The young couple were accompanied accom-panied through the temple by their parents. Immediately following the ceremony, they left for Moreland, wliere they will make their home. Mr. and Mrs. LeaMaster gave an attractive buffet luncheon in honor of the young couple Sunday afternoon after-noon at the LeaMaster residence. The entertaining rooms were beautifully decorated with autumn flowers. After the luncheon, the bride displayed her trousseau. Twenty-five members of the immediate im-mediate family were in attendance including the following from out of town: Mr. and Mrs. O. D. LeaMaster. Lea-Master. of Ferron, Mrs. T. Ross Wilson Wil-son of Driggs, Ida., Mrs. Luella Peterson of Castle Dale; Miss Golda Larsen, Mis Josephine Larsen and Reed Larsen of Salt Lake. St. Ms-Guild SessiofVEn j oyable Mrs. May Berry was hostess to members of St. Mary's Guild at the home of her daughter, Mrs. C. T. If yon Squint, have Headache, Eye Blur, this Is Nature's Warning of Eye Strain! Our Glasses positively guaranteed guaran-teed to remove these ills. Special rates to School Children DR. G. H. HEINDSELMAN Optometrist with Heindseiman Optical and Jewelry Company -.v ...... BU Going Wild! Simply Wild!! Over Butler's AND NO WONDER! They're a riot of color a knockout for style. You'll Like Them! amies New Dresses arrive every day, but these are Special- Group, temptingly; priced New Sleeves, Necklines, Fabrics and Colors make These Dresses stand out in any crowd! Rough Silks - Silk Crepes - Wool and Velvet Trims - One and Two-piece Wool Sports Dresses - Wines, Greens, Navy, Brown, Blacks." V" . 1 -T AX If V ft .7 ?L Wr. Club Calendar TIME OUT Members of the Time Out club will be the guests of Miss Lois Moore, Thursday evening at her home. CARD CLUB Mrs. Raymond Nelson will be hostess to members of her card club Thursday afternoon at her home. MA AN' SAL Maan' Sal club members will be entertained by Mrs. Agnes Cran-dall Cran-dall Friday evening at 6:30 o'clock at her home. LAMBDA TAU A business meeting of the Lambda Lamb-da Tau club will be held Friday evening at the home of Miss Ila Brockbank. AURORA A meeting of the Aurora Thimble Thim-ble club will be held Thursday evening at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs. R. E. Knapp, 83 North Second East street. Business matters mat-ters will be discussed. Evening Of Bridge Enjoyed B? E. M. club members were the guests of Miss Thelma Halladay Monday evening at her home. Bridge was the main diversion, Miss Velda Gammon receiving the high score prize and the second favor going to Miss Elma Jensen. A delicious luncheon followed and was served to: Miss Evelyn Kelly, Miss Velda Gammon, Miss Helen Kavachevich, Miss Elma Jensen, Miss Desna Frampton, Miss Mabel Morgan, Miss Marie Hoare, and Miss Violet Cox, the latter being k guest. Keigley, Monday afternoon. Business matters were discussed and a report of the parish dinner was given. A tasty luncheon was served to 14 members. gSf" HAIR BALSAM i KcmoTci uaoaroxi-dtops nair railing Imparts Color and Beauty to Gray and Faded Hair 6oc. ar.J $i .oo at Druggitu. Hucot Chem. Wki. Patchoroe, N.T n 5 Sam Distinguished by Their Luxuriousness, Rich Fabrics and Style, these witotfcsG? (Ssite3 Whata Pitv We're NotAQfcfatig More! . Theye,Qi3ily,u fm:im Featuring the Itest and CplWrrcatmcnts BUttri'trimmed, cut riacJc and sideseT belt ;1 hand-piped hand-piped button holes. Heavy Silk Tlat Crepe lining and interlined. . , Colors: Black and Brown - Wine and Green Sizes 14 tor 42 WATCH FOR OUR DOLLAR. DAY! , , . EXCEPTIONAL VAUTEVING Phi Delta Pi Gives Smart Luncheon An attractive 5 o'clock luncheon was given by Miss Grace Danger-field Danger-field at her nome Tuesday, for members of the Xi chapter of Phi Delta Pi of the B. Y. U. and several guests. Miss Gwen Nelson and Miss Aline Coleman were the assisting hostesses. host-esses. The fraternity colors, purple and gold, predominated in the artistic decorative scheme. Large baskets of dahlias were employed and the Phi Delta Pi shield, illuminated, proved an attractive feature. The guests were seated at small tables and gay-colored place cards were used. A side table was covered with a handsome cream lace cloth and held purple flowers and gold tapers. tap-ers. Following the luncheon, a clevef animal game was played, prizes being be-ing awarded to Miss Eva Ballif, Mrs. Bessie Meillng, Misa Ida Scott and Miss Carma Ballif. Phi Delta Pi songs were sung. In attendance were the foHowing members: Mrs. Bessie Meiling, Miss Ida Scott, Miss Grace Dangerfield, Miss Aline Coleman, Mrs. Louise S. dinger, Miss Gwen Nelson, Miss Elva Dean, Miss Bessie Collins, Miss Carma Ballif, Miss Wilma Jeppson, and guests: Miss Dorothy Richmond, Miss Orpha' Robinson, Miss Mary Bas-inger, Bas-inger, Miss Louise Nielsen, Miss Floy Hansen, Miss Rowena Hutch-ings, Hutch-ings, Miss Elsie Cherrington, Miss Eliza Nelson, Miss Eva Ballif, Miss Irene Jo'nnston, Miss Genevieve Fugal, Mrs. Florence Huish, Miss Afton Anderson and. Miss Vera Condor. if, ft Sf "Backwards" Party For B. Y. U. Girls A backwards theme is to be featured at the B. Y. U. girls jamboree jam-boree to be held Thursday evening in the Ladies gym. The A. W. S. is sponsoring the affair. Get-together games and features will in charge of Miss Carma Car-ma Bringhurst and Miss Leona Gibbons. Refreshments will be served. w m, $ nm ... . . Romance Because 3000 miles of Pacific ocean is nothing for Cupid to defeat, the "long distance" romance of Lane Criswell, submarine officer, and Virginia Rothermel, California society so-ciety girl, will culminate in their wedding at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, next month. Here is the youthful bride-to-be as she sailed on the Malolo for the ceremony. Miss Laura Bonnett Hostess to Club Bridge, followed by a tasty repast re-past were the diversions at the Vielles Amies club party given by Miss Laura Bonnett Monday evening eve-ning at the Stanley Bonnett residence. resi-dence. Mrs. Amv Cole won the high score prize and Mrs. Ada MellorN received the consolation favor. The evening was enjoyed by Mrs. Robert Reid, Mrs. Enid Dunn, ard Mrs. Stanley Bonnett, guests, and the following members: Mrs La Preal Clayton, Mrs. Geneva Powelson, Mrs. Amy Cole, Mrs. Velma Hedquist, Miss Bernice Condon. Con-don. Miss Mildred Condon, Mrs. Ada Mellor, Mrs. Norma Nelson, Mrs. Geneva Smith, Mrs. Mary Ha-fen, Ha-fen, Mrs. Bessie Whitehead, Miss. Helena Stewart and Mrs. Lila Beebe. X Club Party Proves Delightful Miss Kathryh "Snyder gave a party at her home Tuesday evening eve-ning for members of the X club. Bridge and a dainty luncheon were the diversions, Miss Loree Van Wagenen winning the favor. Mrs. Harvard Olsen was a guest and the following club members were present: Mrs. Clark D. Webb, Miss Marion Sutton, Miss Mae Sutton, Sut-ton, Miss Loree Van Wagenen, Miss Helena Bates, Miss Helen Newell and Miss Florence Hickman. Vineyard Dance A dance will be given in the Vineyard ward amusement hall Thursday evening by the recreational recre-ational committee. Ray Murdock's orchestra will furnish the music. The public is invited. Professional Announcements ATTORNEYS A. L. BOOTH Attorney-at-Law Room 1, Knight Bldg. Provo, Utah CHIROPRACTORS Dr. E. Mansfield B. C. P. H. C. N. D. Chiropractor 15 East Center St Phone 1093 MORTICIANS Service Economy BERG MORTUARY Leading Funeral Directors Since 1875 Member National Selected Mortician Dignified Service at a Nominal Charge Funeral Chapel I Office and Mortuary 7 E. Center St. Phone 378 hatch mqbtuary; PEOPLE WHO CARE t I . -JA.c . '...V, V.V.V.'A'.V. V.VT LADX. ATTENIJAK v - W. C. Ireland Honored On Birthday An enjoyable social afflair of Tuesday evening was the birthday party given by Mrs. W. C. Ireland in honor of her husband. The social so-cial was held at the Ireland home and the guest list included the following fol-lowing Odd Fellows and their wives: Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Humphries, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Chappell, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Vincent, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Brereton, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bray, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Scott, Mrs. Margaret Peay, Mrs. Maggie Wilkina, Miss Mary E. Brereton, R. E. Brereton, Miss Er-ma Er-ma Bray, Miss Beryl Ireland and Emmett Ireland. Lovely fall flowers were tastefully taste-fully arranged throughout the entertaining en-tertaining rooms. Five tables of progressive 500 were played, Mrs. Maggie Wilkins and Richard Brereton winning the high score favor, and the consolation consola-tion prizes being awarded to Miss Erma Bray and Clyde Scott. A delicious luncheon was served, and a large birthday cake centered the dining table. Bridge-Luncheon Is Attractive A bridge-luncheon was given by Mrs. Marvin Gease Tuesday afternoon after-noon . at her home, the following guests being in attendance: Mesdames Ellis Peelar, Alton J. Anderson, Wilford Gray, Clarence Loose, Victor Hedquist, Harold Shriver and Karl Moedl. A delicious hincheon was served at small tables, beautiful flowers of the season being used as a decoration. dec-oration. Mrs. Alton J. Anderson Nwon the bridge high score favor and Mrs. Harold Shriver received the consolation award. Social Follows O. E. S. Meeting Following the regular meeting of Valley Chapter No. 3, O. E. S., at the . Masonic temple Tuesday evening, eve-ning, the members adjourned to the banquet room, where a social was enjoyed. Tasty refreshments were served to 50 women by members of the Past Matrons' circle. The committee on arrangements included: Mrs. C. H. Reinsch, chairman; Mrs. J. C. Strickley, Mrs. T. J. Rasmussen, and Mrs. Charles Tullis. Tongan Missionaries Tendered Social Mr. and Mrs. Albert S. Jones and Bishop and Mrs. W. O. Facer entertained en-tertained at the Jones home Tuesday-evening for a group of returned return-ed Tongan island missionaries. The enjoyable affair was given in honor of R. A. Smith of Saf-ford, Saf-ford, Ariz., house guest of the Joneses who was a missionary companion com-panion of Mr. Jones In the islands 35 years ago. Reminiscenses, games and music proved delightful and tasty refreshments refresh-ments were served. In attendance were T. Hettig, Miss Florence Speckart, Robert A. Nelson, Harrison Conover, K. Harold Har-old Holdaway, Mr. and Mrs. C. Sterling Ciuff, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. JayrSes, Mr. and Mrs. Heber J. Done, Miss Simmons and Fletcher Jones. gTAB W LESS, Same formula. . . same price. Ia original form, too, if yon prefe for COLDS VapoRub OVER W MSLUON MRS USED YEARLY MICKS Slightly Used 4-Piece BEDROOM SUITE SLIGHT USED MONTAG RANGES and $4o Q? TTan1 TYrWTM2 CTTTTF! MiX . . . Used CRIB BED Ya used IJ TIP' A TPTR S EtKuTjefma - DAUGHTERS , of UTAH PIONEERS CAMP NO. 1 Daughters of Utah Pioneers of Camp No. 1 will meet at the home of Mrs. Rodney Snow, Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. A fine program has been arranged arrang-ed and refreshments will be served. CAMP NO. 3 Members of Camp No. 3. Daughters Daugh-ters of Utah Pioneers, will be entertained en-tertained by Mrs. B. H. Knudsen, at her home, 544 West Third South street, Thursday at 2:30 o'clock. CAMP NO. 7 Mrs. May Jacobsen vill be hostess hos-tess to the Daughters of Utah Pioneers of Camp No. 7, at her 'home in Lake View, Thursday at 2:30 o'clock. CAMP BONNEVILLE The meeting of Camp BonneviMe. Daughters of Utah Pioneers, scheduled sched-uled for Thursday afternoon, has been postponed for one week. PLEASANT VIEW CAMP Members of the Pleasant View camp of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers will meet at the home of Mrs. Annie Gillespie Thursday afternoon af-ternoon at 2:30 o'clock. An interesting program has been arranged and luncheon will be served. Father Honored On Birthday J. C. Nielsen of Lake View, was delightfully surprised by members of his family at his home, the occasion occa-sion being his ninetieth birthday anniversary. A delicious dinner was served, covers being laid for 20. Centering the dining table was a large birth daly cake, on either side of which were bowls of American Beauty roses. Music and social chat followed the dinner. FREE! WRIST WATCH GIVEN AWAY AT GLENGARRY DANCE Saturday, Oct. 15 Murdock's Orchestra "5 ft fWfiere You Save'9 R I ' - iTvoHomburgors 1 m rvit imm B. Y. U. EXTENSION CLASSES HERE THEY ARE! f) Come to the next meeting of the class as indicated. 50x. Intermediate Accounting. Four hours credit. Clark. Fee $10. Thursday. October 13, 5:30 o'clock. Room 260-E. lix. Downtown Course in Commercial Art. Two hours credit. Eastmond. assisted by Collett. Fee $7. Wednesday. October 12, 7-9 o'clock, Eastmond Art Service Shop. 60x. Contemporary Economic Problems, Four hours credit. Miller. Fee $10. Monday, October 16, Room 218-E. 77x oi 177x. Problems of School Administration. Four hours credit. Lambert. Fee $10. Wednesday, October 12, 7 o'clock. Faculty Room, Education Building. Survey of English Literature, Second Half. Five hours credit. Mrs. Jensen. Fee $12.50. Money, Cctober 17, 9:30 a. m., 593 North University Avenue. 5Sx. 54, 55x. World Literature B. Four or six hours credit, depending de-pending on amount of work done. Mrs. Jensen. Fee $20 a credit hour. Tuesday, October 18, 4:30 o'clock, Room 218-E. Browning, for beginning or advanced students. Four to six hours credit depending on amount of work done. Mrs. Jensen, Fee ' $2.50 a credit' hour. Tuesday, October 18, 9:30 a. m., 593 North University Avenue. ' f 73x. World History (20th Century) and Present Day problems. Five hours credit. Snow. Fee $12.50. Wednesday, October 12, 7 o'clock, Room 218-E. Fall Sewing Problems. One and one-half hours credit. Billings. Fee $5. Friday, October 14, 4 p. m., Home Economics Laboratory, Arts Building. 21x. Elementary Italian. Two hours credit Cummlngs, Fse $5. " Thursday, October 13, 7 o'clock, Room 218-E. Six. Travelers' French. Four nours credit. Cummings. Fee $10. Wednesday, October 12, 7 o'clock, Room 260-E. Gregg: Shorthand for Beginners. Six hours credit. Roberts. Fee $15. Monday, October 17, 7 o'clock, Room 285-E. 75x Mental Tests. (Followed by Advanced General Psychology). Three hours credit each. Poulson. Fee $7.50 each course. Thursday, October 13, 7 o'clock. Room 355-E. 75x. Sociology The Family. Three hours credit. Swenson. Fee $7.50. Thursday. October 13, 7 o'clock, Room 260-E. 76x Ob", 176x. The Social Survey and Juvenile Delinquency. Fir4 hours credit. Nelson. Fee $10. Monday, October 17, 4:15 p. Juvenile Court Room, City and County Building. 52x. The Toastmasters' Club. Three hours credit Pardoe. Fe $10. Monday, October 17, 6 o'clock, Keeleys. Group Vocal and Ensemble Singing. One hour credit Summer-hays. Summer-hays. Fee $10. Thursday, October 13, 7 p. m. Room 240-C. For Information Call B. V. U. EXTENSION DIVISION PHONE 163 TffBSSBSS5"P8t?gggggBggggggggggBagBgBBnggggg! -PROVO CITY DIRECTORY 1 Here is a List of Firms That Render the Service You Need. IT WILL APPEAR IN THE HERALD EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SUNDAY HEINDSELMAN OPTICAL AND JEWELRY CO. Official Watch Inspec tor for U. P D. m B G., 8. I A TJ. Railroads. AH makes of Watch Repaired PhoD- S6-W. 120 W. Center St- TRY OUR UP-TO-DATE MACHINE for Cleaning and Blocking Ladies' and Men's Hats like factory new. MADSEN CLEANING CO. Phone 45 119 No. Univ. Ave, SERVICE S DIRECTORY ADS ! BRING RESULTS! ii n DANIELS AUTO WRECKAGE Towing and Wrecking Service Day or Night 3rd 8. and Univ. Are. Phone CJ I! i II II II II II i n II Frank D. Fielding II WATCH HOSPITAL Rxperv: Watch and dock Repairing. Give Us a TriaL Work Guaranteed M4 West Frrst'NaTtti, Prevo- H Parts furnished for any"make of stoves or furnaces. 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