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Show PAGE TWO PROVO (UTAH) EVENING HERALD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1 7,-1935 o Ethel D. Rambeaa, Society Editor shaMU .III OJ 9 I ..."Stml JvJ 1 II Mill III" I rjn I mi i Tt r n n . r r on n vs; mwsvwr a Sf If -KSfis2r vw I a I Msec Wl ITX -3 TT. U Kzf Phbse m 1 1 -f B.P. W. Affair I i Attended In 1 Nephi An enjoyable evening was spent by members of the Provo Business Busi-ness and Professional Women's club, who attended the eighth annuo birthday banquet of the Nephi club, held at the Forrest hotel in srephi, Wednesday. The Provo party included: Miss Grace Cheever, Mrs. Mary F. .Smith, MLss Amelia Buckley, Mrs. Che.stina B. Larsen, Miss Ernes-line Ernes-line Foote, fomer president of the Nephi club, who now resides in Provo. and Mrs. Ethel D. Ram-beau. Ram-beau. Mr.v.Krma Lomax, president of GESSFORD'S STORE NEWS Published Kvery Other Thursday Thurs-day by iesford's InrorpurstttHl 47 No. I'niv. Ave. Telephone 53 Wood scores a touchdown! Kver old and friendly, ever new .and charming, wood is coming in almost every shipment of -new gifts in the form of nut barrels, trays, cheese platters, salad sets and so on. These new creations will be used for gifts out of the ordinary and prizes certain to please. Cold days bring drafts across the floors and around window frames to mar the "comfy" feeling of many a house that is well built otherwise. Weather stripping will correct this common com-mon fault and save it's cost in fuel. The best copper bronze strip is only 5c pfer foot. Why put up witn sucn discomforts for another winter? Fall is here and wallpaper season is just about closed for the year. The stock is the "cleanest" it's ever been at this time of year, but there are still special close-out values that will interest every one in the market for wallpaper. Compare the values and be convinced. He Will Help You . . . Solve Your Lighting Problems Oil on your portable lamp dealer and talk to him about what constitutes gcxxl lihtin. It'your home does not '"set just right," it' there is glare, if lamps seem out of place and do not give the best light for reading, working, etc., your lamp dealer will help you solve these problems, or will make an appointment ap-pointment for a home lighting advisor to call on you without cost. Ask him about approved I. E. S. lighting equipment, designed for adequate seeing. More than a hundred dealers are cooperating in the sale of this approved equipment in the interest of better sight. if See Him Soon ELECTRICITY is the BIGGEST BARQAIN in the HOME! ttjam power LttGHTE Ca efficient Tuhlic Service Scandinavians Give Partv Honoring Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Eggertsen, member of the Scandinavian Scand-inavian association of Provo en tertained at an enjoyable social , at their home Wednesday eve-j ning. ! A fine program, with A. JC. j Anderson directing, was presented! as follows: Community singing, led by P. K. Nielsen, accompanied; by Mrs. Zenith Johnson; tribute to the honor guests, J. M. Jen- j sen; responses, Mr. and Mrs. Eg-j gertsen. who related experience during their recent visit to the Scandinavian countries; vocal solos, Viggo Christianson and William Wil-liam Knudsen; vocal trio, Bonnie and Rena Peterson and Mrs. Norma Nor-ma King; reading. Mrs. Achsa E. Paxman and her daughter, Dor-essa Dor-essa Paxman; short talks, Ole E. Olsen, Mrs. L. E. Eggertsen and W. M. Paxman; poem, written by the late Orson F. Whitney, Mrs. Algie E. Ballif; comic reading, Karl Knudsen; piano solo, Mrs. Zenith Johnson. A tasty tray luncheon was served to 60 guests by the committee: com-mittee: Mrs. A. C". Anderson. Mrs. Andrew Nelson, Mrs. Karl Knudsen Knud-sen and Mrs. P. K. Nielsen. the Nephi club presided, and the address of the. evening was given by Mrs. Maud Neeley Leaver of Salt Lake City, state president. Toasts were given, also beautiful vocal, violin and accordian selections. selec-tions. Autumn leave's and tall red candles proved attractive as table decorations, and the favors were in the form of individual birthday candles. Places were set for 50 women, including members of the Nephi. Richfield. Provo and Salt Lake Citv B. P. W. clubs. Schilling Baking Powder makes fluffier biscuits s 'TV w The Cream Tartar does it. r City Briefs Don Wag-sfaff, 21v American Fork, and Ruth Broadbent, 22, Lehi, were issued a marriage license li-cense Wednesday evening at one county clerk's orfice. : : ,.Sg Mrs. Clarence E. l'yne is at the Aird hospital, where she is receiving re-ceiving medical treatment. Dr. and Mrs. J. Y. Aird have left for San Francisco. Cal., where Dr. Aird will attend a national convention or the College of Surgeons. Sur-geons. Miss Sylvia Med ram is receiving medical attention at the Aird hospital. hos-pital. Mrs. Doris Thatcher Longman has left for her home in Washington, Washing-ton, D. C, after spending the summer sum-mer here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thatcher, and friends. Mrs. Joseph Ahlander and little daughter, Diane, have returned from Edmonds, Wash., where they have been spending a month with Mrs. Ahlander-s sister, Mrs. Walter Wal-ter C. Hansen. She also spent some time in Seattle. Her mother, Mrs. J. M. Ferguson, who accompanied accom-panied her, has remained in Edmonds, Ed-monds, and will return home the end of the month. if. if. if. Cast of Play Entertained Miss Theresa Anderson entertained enter-tained members of the cast of "Attorney for the Defense," at her home Wednesday night, following the performance of the play at the Second ward amusement hall. Miss Anderson directed the play. A delicious buffet supper was served, a Hallowe'en color scheme predominating. The affair was attended by: Marion Olsen, Leona Nelson, Fawn Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Orville Olsen, Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Dastrup, Ray Cren, Virginia Tuckerk Maxine Madsen, Woodrow Washburn, Wesley Knudsen, Fay Burch, Ivan Nelson, Rosalind Cochran, Mr. and Mrs. N. Halvor Madsen, Le Roy J. Olsen, Mr. and Mrs. Vern Nelson Nel-son and Mrs. Vernard Anderson. rhildren's Colds YilH murker tn Yield quicker to double action of s VapoRuf This "Efficiency" Heater Saves 1-3 Your Fuel Bill! priced special at Designed to give scientific radiation at smallest fuel expense. ex-pense. Inner unit construction is of all cast iron, evenly proportioned propor-tioned so that when weight is necessary owing to fire abuse, corrugations in fire pot and extra ribbing in combustion chamber makes for the longest possible life. I We Will Install FREE! Free Pipe, Collar, Elbow, Damper, Hod and Shovel ml ry Ada Anderson To Be Wed Soon Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Anderson of Provo, wish to announce the engagement en-gagement of their daughter, Ada, to Lue Klunoker of Salt Lake City, the marriage to take place the latter part of the week. The bride-elect is a graduate of the B. Y. U., and has worked quite extensively along the line of play producing, in different parts of the United States as well as in Provo. Mr. Klumker is employed em-ployed by the D. & R. G. as a bookkeeper. The young couple will make their home in Salt Lake City. if. if. if. Bridal Shower Delightful Miss Donna Evans was hostess i to a number of triends at her ! home Wednesday evening, in com-: com-: pliment to her sister, Mrs. Aeldred Anderson, the former Erma Evans a bride 'of last week. The entertaining rooms were prettily arranged with roses and crysanthemums. Games were played, prizes being awarded to ' Miss Edna Boshard. Mrs. Max Nisonger and Mrs. Max Ingersol. I A dainty luncheon was served, j Lovely gifts were presented to the ! bride. if. if. if. Afternoon Of Bridge Enjoyed i Mrs. Sue Taylor was hostess to members of her bridge club Wednesday Wed-nesday afternoon at her home. The favors went to Mrs. Melya ; Jensen and Mrs. Jean Evans, and after the card game, a delicious luncheon was served. Present wee: Mrs. Jean Evans, ' Mr.s. Melva Jensen, Mrs. Geneve Powelson. Mrs. Evelyn Nelson, Mrs. Mamie Blackett, Mrs. Don-etta Don-etta Anthon. Mrs. Eva Kimber, Mrs. Bernice Jacobs, Mrs. Laura Kimber and a guest, Mrs. Afton Ostler. ! 'f' & "f" Cards Enjoyed At Club Affair Miss Marguerite Gessford was I hostess to members of her con-i con-i tract bridge club at her home j Wednesday afternoon, the card game following tasty refreshments. The favors went to Mrs. Irene j D. Gessford and Mrs. Fawn B. Johnson. In attendance were: Mrs. Flo and up GET IT AT A til ik Hardware Dept. Assured Quality Is Economical Legion Women Committee chairmen for the ensuing en-suing year were appointed at the meeting of the American Legion auxiliary, held at the newly reno vated rooms in the Armory Wed- I nesday evening. Mrs. Helen Bell, president, was in charge, and appointments were made as follows: Membership, Mrs. Dorothy Culbertson; poppy, Mrs. Margaret Newell; entertainment, entertain-ment, Mrs. Edna Mae Hedquist; program, Mrs. Zenith Johnson; music, Mrs. Allie Clark; publicity, Mrs. Algie E. Ballif; Americanism, Mrs. Ada Gardner; rehabilitation, Mrs. Thelma Weight; child welfare, wel-fare, Mrs. LaVern Merrill; memorial, memor-ial, Mrs. Etta Strong; legislation, Mrs. Zina Dunford; fidac, Mrs. Verna Cloward; national defense, Mrs. Melba Hansen; community service and junior activities, Mrs. Lottie Worthen; gold star, Mrs. Ruth Traher; hospital sewing, Mrs. Dale Hafen; July chairman, Mrs. Martha Snow; steak bake, Mrs. Corrine Rawlings; poppy plot, Mrs. Grace Vincent; national bulletin, Mrs. Myrl Harmon. Mrs. Dorothy Culbertson led out in a discussion on plans for a membership drive campaign to be launched in the near future. The following women were appointed to work on the drive: Mrs. Zina Dunford, Mrs. Alice Beesley, Mrs. Hulda Grover, Mrs. Flora Kill-pack, Kill-pack, Mrs. Algie Ballif, Mrs. Myrl Harmon, Mrs. Margaret Newell, Mrs. Lottie Worthen, Mrs. LaVern J Singleton, Mrs. Etta Strong, Mrs. i Martha Snow, Mrs. Eva Milden-'' Milden-'' hall, Mrs. Edna Mae Hedquist, Mrs. Ada Gardner, Mrs. LaVern i Merrill and Mrs. Ruth Traher. A talk on the "Department of Trophies and Awards," was given : by Mrs. George S. Ballif, and Mrs. i George Worthen reported on the national convention. Early in the evening, the auxiliary auxili-ary met in joint session with the ' legion, and a splendid program was enjoyed as follows: Two vocal solos, "Cashmere Song." and "On i the Road to Mandalay," Martin i Iverson, accompanied by Mrs. Zen- , ith Johnson; violin solo, Prof. i William Miller, accompanied at. the piano by his son, Bill Miller; ! piano selection, Bill Miller; dance, little Misses Mullett and Killpack. H. Redden, Mrs. Fawn B. Johnson, John-son, Mrs. Irene D. Gessford, Mrs. Mary Erickson, Mrs. Blanche Gessford., Mrs. Marjorie Nordeen, Mrs. Alice S. Scherer, Mrs. Kath-ryn Kath-ryn Chapis, Mrs. Buana Benson, Mrs. Erma D. Robbley and Mrs. Betty Anderson. More than a Heater a beautiful piece of furniture, in a choice of finishes Stove Board FREE! (So Mrs. S. M. Clark Presents Paper A fine session of the Utah Sorosis club was held Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Rose Y. Stewart. Community singing was led by Mrs. E. H. Eastmond, and two beautiful vocal solos were render-ered render-ered by Mrs. R. Garn Clark, as follows: "A Little Gray Home In the West," and "Hills of Home." Mrs. H. D. Christensen was at the piano "Western Histoy," was presented i Proves Delightful by Mrs. Stanley M. Clark, who j celebration of the birthday gave an excellent paper on "The anniversary Df Miss Mary Chris-Great Chris-Great Trails. ! te Mr and Mrs j Max Rob- lue wia iiueuucu uy . Mesdames I. E. Brockbank, John E. Hayes, Mark Brimholl, Stan- ley M. Clark, Alex Hedquist, A. vYorsiey, josepn . warK, ixei- lie C. Bailey, J. N. Ellertsen, E. H. Hansen, George Ballif, A. W. Turner, William Bailey, C. S. Ashworth, E. H. Eastmond, Victor Bird, J. R. Hodson, A. Garn mrK, j. v.. rvneu, v asco m. Tanner, C. F. Eyring, H. D. Christensen, Don C. Merrill, J. J. Weight, Annie Eggertsen and E. d partridge. Qui Viva Girls Arp Fnfprtninerl re nntertainea The Qui Viva club of the Provo 1 -. T . r1 WW 1 . - high school held a delightful party; Wednesday evening at the home j of Miss Helen Rowe, the old mem- j bers being hostesses to the new ffirlS. " . ,.tt rrogreive nuuBe aiwc wa Dlaved. the prizes going: to the Misses Beth Lewis, June Bee, Nevo Strate and Miss Dorothy Kicnmon, aovisor. a tasiy luncn- eon, in a Hallowe'en scheme, was servea. a canyon party to o on ugiy fat- fluid helps held over the week end was plan- Nature to "burn up" excess food ried. and fatty tissue in much the same In attendance were: Misses Nor-: way as a good "draft" acts in a ma Garrett, Cheer Allen, Helen furnace. Rowe. Dorothy Durrant, Irene j Now, physicians combat this con-Van con-Van Wagenen, Evelyn Anderson, dition by feeding this gland the Doris Alder, Alice Bown, Evelyn j substance it lacks and millions of Clark, Neva Strate, Beth Carlson, j pounds of excess fat has been Margaret Paxman, Mina Riding, Beth Bird, June Bee, Virginia Pul-Ien Pul-Ien and Beth Lewis. if if 3f Cards, Luncheon Mrs. R. C. Anderson entertained at an informal card party at her home Saturday evening, the guests including: Mr. and Mrs. Noble Hinckley, Mr and Mrs. Myrthyn Stephens, Mr. and Mrs. Virl Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. Elden Nelson of Provo, and Mrs. Sat- hoff of Spanish Fork. Last Times Today Two Lovable Youngsters- Find Them in a Glorious Francis LEDERER with Frances DEE . . . Tomorrow and Saturday . . . They bring you red blooded adventure and colorful romance ro-mance in this new drama of the lawless gold-rush days. i trr Frances Grant Vf" I ADDED SNk' CARTOON "Hey Diddle Diddle' x Gilbert-Barnett Comedy, "Just Another Murder" Musical Act and Paramount News Starts SUNDAY! tlMfMt POWELL UNAMERREl Aji M.GM Hill BUDDY tBSEM W ICTVir POWELL TAYLOR H - KJ u I t-i i T Engagement IS Announced Mrs. J. Ft. Hooks is announcing the engagement of her daughter, Anna, to La Rue Hill, son of G. A. Hill, also of this city. The marriage is to be an event of the near future. nrtfir i tc v rieiiehtful dinner partv i J e at their home Wednesday eve- ; Loveiy fall flowers formed the . thl P(impnliece. and covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Duck- ett. Jack ' and Beverly Duckett, Arthur L. Duckett, Miss Christen-sen, Christen-sen, Maxine Roberts and the host and hostess. Gifts were peresent- ; ed to the nonor guest. j i , . . , . i Fat Girls Get The Go-By Slim Girls Win Men Lose Fat The Easy Way With- out starvation DletSi ! hausttng I Salts or Weakening, I rri- - There's a reason why so many people find dieting slow and often times futile in reducing. The rea- ..... i i.i oc: a nuie giana is noi wuiKing ngut. . .. . . d through this tiny gland sixteen times every day. If it doesn't i pour into the blood stream aoout onp nd one.haif droDS Qf vital j nuid every 24 hours, many people I wiped out this way. Marmola Prescription Tablets are based on the same scientific method used by doctors. So don't waste your time or money striving to reduce with methods that are hard, futile or depend on harmful, health-racking salts and laxatives for their action. Start the Mar mola treatment today that millions ' have used successfully to get rid ; of excesg fat. The formula is in1 , knQW just what i J . ' . . ' yu are taking. Don t wait get Marmola today from druggists, (adv) Looking for Thrills Surprise - Romance! "THE GAY DECEPTION" taf yj 1' 4",; 5iW 1 The Champagne of All Screen Musical Comedies! with jki. BENNY RlMrt TAYLOR FRANCES UNCFORD SID SILVERS VILMA CBSEN JUNE KNIGHT U). tL. 5. rlans v i T 1 j Bridge-Lunch eon Valley Chapter No. 3, O. E. S.. will give a 1:30 o'clock bridge-1 bridge-1 luncheon Saturday at the .Masonic i temple. Mrs. C. H. Funk. Mrs. H. E. Urquhart and Mrs. J. C. Halber-sleben Halber-sleben are chairmen of the various var-ious committee. The public is cordially invited to attend, and reservations may be made with Mrs. Russell Nelson. 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